Future Education/
Interpretive Center
This beautiful new building, will be home to a lecture hall, and serve as a repository for stories and history of southern Utah. It will be a place of gathering and education, with classes and films on southern Utah, and will have a store where visitors can purchase books by Juanita and other authors, reflective of the history and area of southern Utah.
Exhibits
The visitor center will also house an area for temporary exhibits highlighting the southern Utah experience from settlement to the present day.
Coming Soon
Hope Hill Historic District
The Hope Hill Historic District sits directly across the street from the Wilford Cox home, originally built by Apostle Erastus Snow. This new historic park is a phased project that will include a museum dedicated to Juanita and the George Brooks Family, a new building which will house a lecture hall, films on Southern Utah, and a repository for stories and history of southern Utah. The surrounding acre of ground will include beautiful gardens and walking paths for community events and receptions. Join us in this project to preserve and share the history and contribution of Juanita Brooks and all the settlers of Southern Utah
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Brooks Home
The original two-room rock house was built by George Brooks, Sr. in 1877-1878 using stone chips and irregular rocks from the cleanup of the Tabernacle and Temple yards where he worked as a stone mason. An adobe kitchen was added on the north side in 1887.
