LDS Meeting House

Spring City's old meetinghouse is one of the anchors of a town that is, as a whole, a National Historic District — block after block of preserved nineteenth-century stone. In a Latter-day Saint settlement the meetinghouse was the center of everything: not just Sunday worship but the school, the dances, and the town meetings, the social spine of the community. This marker remembers Spring City's. Its survival, like the rest of the town's old fabric, owes something to the place never growing big enough or rich enough to tear its history down.

Where it stands

Worth the stop nearby

• Spring City — 0.4 mi
  An entire pioneer town preserved on the National Register
• Mount Pleasant — 5.4 mi
  A National Register Main Street and Utah's oldest boarding school
• Skyline Drive — 9.1 mi
  A hundred miles of dirt along the 10,000-foot crest of the Wasatch Plateau
• Ephraim Co-op — 9.3 mi
  The 1871 cooperative store that outlived the economy it was built to replace

More markers nearby

• Spring Town — steps away
• Spring City, City Hall — 0.2 mi
• Spring City — 0.2 mi
• Spring City Pioneer Cemetery — 0.4 mi