Bradshaw House Museum, Hurricane Utah

The state of Utah is not only about the harsh desert weather. There is much more to Utah than that. The Bradshaw House Museum offers a window to the rich art, history and the Nature this state has to offer. Visiting the Museum is a great way to know more about Utah.

Visiting the Zion National Park in Utah? Do check out the Bradshaw House Museum. Close to Hurricane and the Park, visit the impressive Bradshaw House Museum to know more about the region, its natural diversity and the people who call it home.

The earliest residents of the Zion were the Anasazi's, and even today, abandoned houses on the cliffs and rocks are found on the Park. The day temperatures can soar, and so, hiking through the Park can become difficult. Why not spend some time at the Bradshaw House Museum?

The Bradshaw House Museum displays some of the most exquisite Indian artifacts, farm equipment, examples of early medicinal practices, and a fine collection of dolls too. This stately house was constructed between 1906-1908 by Marion Hinton Bradshaw and Ira E. Being the first permanent construction in the city of Hurricane, the house served as the residence of the Bradshaw family. It was also the first school on Hurricane, the popular meeting place on Sunday's, and was used for various public gatherings too. Later on, it served as a hotel and a boarding house for more than 25 years. However later, the Bradshaw house faced demolition, but it was rehabilitated and was made a part of the Hurricane Valley Heritage Park and Pioneer Museum.