• Utah and the Nation

  • Great Salt Lake An Anthology

  • History of the Church

  • Ghost Towns Gamblers and Gold

  • The Founding and Development of Grantsville Utah 1850 - 1950

  • Pony Express

  • Historical Atlas of the Outlaw West

  • Gold Rush Country Guide to California Colorful Mining Past

  • Discovering Mormon Trails

  • Silver in the Golden State

  • Virginia City and the Silver Region of the Comstock Lode

  • Utah Ghost Towns

  • History of the Mormons

  • Utah Ghost Towns

  • Utah Preservation / Restoration

  • Gold Discovery Journal of Azariah Smith

  • The Exploring Expedition to the Rocky Mountains

  • Porter Rockwell Chronicles

  • Porter Rockwell A Biography

  • The Expeditions of John Charles Fremont

  • Forty Niners

  • Jedediah Smith and the Opening of the West

  • Nauvoo The City of Joseph

  • Wagon Wheels

  • Medical Pioneers

  • Deadwood South Dakota A Frontier Community

  • Images of America Salt Lake City 1890 - 1930

  • National Historic Trails Across Nevada

  • National Historic Trails Utah Crossroads of the West

  • I Walked to Zion

  • Life History of Donald J. Rosenberg

  • Utah The Incredible Land

  • Great Salt Lake

  • Historic Buildings of Downtown Salt Lake City

  • Historic Buildings of Oakley Idaho

  • Merrily We Sing

  • Legends of the West

  • Grantsville Anecodotes

  • White Indian Boy

  • Excavation of the Donner Reed Wagons

  • Fifty Famous Favorites and Fifty Other Favorites

  • Golden Book of Favorite Songs

  • Mormons and the Discovery of Gold

  • Triggernometry A Gallery of Gunfighters

  • History of the Utah Volunteers

  • Stories of My Life

  • Salt Desert Trails

  • West from Salt Lake

  • Deseret Sunday School Songs

  • History of Oakley Idaho

  • Sacagawea

  • Indians of the Plains

  • Plains Indians

  • Hilda A. Erickson

  • Porter Rockwell Stories from the Life of

  • Water Under the Bridge

  • Historic Buildings Along South Temple Street

  • HIstoric Buildings on Capitol Hill

  • The Pony Express Stations in Utah

  • The People of Vernon

About our museum



The Tooele Pioneer Museum is filled with kind donations and collections of written histories, exhibits, indian artifacts, pictures, portraits, antiques and pioneer artifacts. Come in and see what history has left behind.

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Our ADDRESS

Tooele Pioneer Museum
47 E. Vine Street
Tooele, UT 84074
435-882-3168
435-830-9783
435-840-5139

Hours

FREE ADMISSION:
Museum Open Hours:
Year Round - Most Tuesdays: 10 - 1pm (call first)
Memorial Day thru Labor Day
Friday and Saturdays: 10 - 4 pm.
All other times by appointment only - Call 435-882-3168

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