As part of the Utah State Historical Society's campain to increase membership, we currently offer two history presentations.
Programs last approximately 30 to 60 minutes. To schedule a speaker, please call 30 days in advance.
In character, mountain man demonstration of tools and equipment used by mountain men along with a discussion of fur trapping, mountain man ways, and prominent Utah mountain men (James P. Beckwourth, Jim Bridger, Peter Skene Ogden, Etienne Provost, and Jedediah Smith). Intended as a supplement to 4th grade Utah Studies curriculum.
For more information or to check the availability of this presentation contact Bonnie Rogers, Membership Coordinator at 801/533-3517 or by email at Bonnie Rogers.
A fascinating look at human stories and little known facts about an event that changed the world forever. Included in this presentation are several rare artifacts from that tragic day: a small piece from a crashed Japanese aircraft, the burned corner of a Japanese pilot’s parachute, and a shard of metal from the hull of an attacking midget submarine. Also presented are several old newspapers and special “Hawaii Bucks” currency that were issued shortly after the surprise attack as well as historic pictures and posters.
For more information or to check the availability of this presentation contact Bonnie Rogers, Membership Coordinator at 801/533-3517 or by email at Bonnie Rogers.