• Tooele Smelter Supervisors

  • Wendover Air Force Telephone Exchange

  • St. John & Ophir Train at the St. John Station

  • Clover Meat Market

  • Tooele Rabbit Hunt

  • Tooele Pioneer Reunion 1909

  • Tooele City Council

  • Tooele's First Firestation 1900 - 1905

  • Saltair

  • Unloading Train at Saltair 1907

  • Mercur Railroad

  • Mercur Railroad

  • Mercur

  • Mercur Fire Department

  • Mercur Mill

  • Black Rock Beach

  • Garfied Beach Bathing at Garfield

  • Black Rock Beach

  • Aerial Photograph of Tooele City Baseball Park

  • Tooele High School

  • Aerial Photograph of Tooele City taken about 1980

  • Tooele City Aerial Photograph Looking Northeast

  • Tooele City Aerial Photoghaph Looking West down Vine Street

  • Tooele Aerial Photograph looking Northeast

  • Early Aerial Photograph of Tooele City

  • Hauling ore from ore bins to Ophir Mill

  • Tooele County Court House

  • Tooele County Building, South Main Street

  • Scene on North Main Street, Tooele, Utah

  • Tooele City Hall

  • Clover Post Office

  • Fredrickson Mercantile Vernon, Utah

  • Tooele Old Folks Social 1912

  • Tooele Main Street

  • Telegraph Office in Ibapah, Utah built from telegraph poles 1861

  • Combine Metals Reduction Company Combine Metals Reduction Company, Bauer Utah

  • Ophir Ore Steam Tractor and wagons

  • Mercur Railroad

  • Mercur 4th of July Celebration

  • Mercur Smelter

  • Jacob City Rooming House

  • Wendover, Utah

  • Unknown Home in Pine Canyon

  • Murray Home in Pine Canyon (Murray Canyon)

  • The City of Corrine Paddle Wheel Boat Story

  • Elizabeth Jackson Home

  • Tooele Valley Railraod

  • Black Rock

  • Stockton 1900

  • Heber C. Kimball Home

  • Heber C. Kimball Home

  • Adobe Rock Cabin

  • Garfield Beach

  • Clinton Hotel

  • The Clinton Hotel Landing

  • The City of Corrine

  • Clinton Hotel

  • Garfield Beach Swimmers 30 July 1917

  • Lake Point Amusement Hall

  • Garfield Beach Pavillion

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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