This is the Place Heritage Park

This is the Place Heritage Park is truly a gem of historic preservation and a fascinating look into the past. As you wander through the park, you'll find yourself transported back to the mid-19th century, when Salt Lake City was first settled by Mormon pioneers. 

The park is home to over 50 historic buildings, a few of which have been restored to their original glory and filled with authentic artifacts and furnishings. One of the highlights of the park is the Brigham Young Farmhouse, which was built in 1863 and served as the home of the 2nd president of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.

The park also features a working blacksmith shop, where skilled craftsmen create beautiful ironwork using traditional techniques, as well as a pioneer garden, where you can see the kinds of crops that were grown in the area during pioneer times. These visuals leave a lasting impression on visitors of all ages. 

How to explore This is the Place Heritage Park? 

• Explore over 50 historic buildings, many of which have been restored to their original condition.
• Visit the Brigham Young Farmhouse to learn about the daily life of Brigham Young and his family, as well as the challenges and triumphs of early pioneer life. 
• Learn about the culture and traditions of Native American people at the Native American Village.
• Witness skilled craftsmen at work at the working bla----cksmith shop, creating beautiful ironwork using traditional techniques.
• Take a stroll through the pioneer garden and see the types of crops that were grown during pioneer times.
• Experience the thrill of riding a train on the Heritage Park Railroad.
• See the park's collection of antique carriages and wagons at the Transportation Plaza.
• Attend a live demonstration or event, such as a reenactment of pioneer life or a Native American dance performance.
• Take a break and enjoy a meal or snack at one of the park's dining options, including a soda fountain and an old-fashioned candy store.
• Shop for souvenirs and gifts at the park's gift shop, which offers a variety of unique items related to Utah and its pioneer history.