Brigham City Museum of Art and History

For almost 40 years the Brigham City Museum of Art and History has offered patrons diverse, quality programming such as the Norman Rockwell Lithographs, Oklahoma Memorial Quilts and Nagasaki Journey. The museum also curated a variety of shows in-house that have had wide appeal, namely Trail of Iron, a photo documentary about the construction of the first transcontinental railroad. The 3,300-square-foot museum has a rotating gallery and a history section. The gallery features about two national traveling shows a year and exhibits by Utah artists, while the history section showcases two rooms circa 1875 as well as artifacts from the museum's and the Daughters of the Utah Pioneers' extensive collections. There are also two interactive areas for families – Eliza's Attic and The Homestead, where young people have the opportunity to use pioneer tools.