Maintain in its original or existing state. To remember.
Prepare, polish, refine, or accomplish.
Heber Valley Heritage Foundation initiates ways to preserve and cultivate the heritage and culture of Heber Valley. We are the repository for and the source of historical information for Heber Valley.
We use volunteers to list, physically survey, and record the “back story” of all historic homes, buildings, and sites in Heber Valley. We also catalog the stories and histories of our Heber Valley founders and those who have come afterwards.
We provide a facility where all community members can bring their Heber Valley family histories. Hosts can serve patrons onsite or at their homes as an “outreach” service.
We memorialize physical sites for visitors to experience, learn, and understand our Heber Valley progenitors.
We provide a facility where volunteers digitally store all information submitted to the Dr. R. Raymond Green Community Digitizing Center. We aim to make this information readily available to the general public in an easily searched, indexed and visual way.
We provide a center for production of mini documentaries, micro histories, podcasts, monument signs, pageants, historic plays, community reunions, and all other visual presentations and productions.
I received an original Wasatch Wave dated December 21, 1906 which contained a History of Wasatch County that I have never seen before. This copy of The Wasatch Wave was provided to Jason B Moulton by Sharon Peterson Kelley who resides in Boise, Idaho. Sharon is a direct descendant of Charles Shelton and also Amanda Clarissa Buys. The Buys family
George Dabling and Ann Esther Richman: a midway fort family George Dabling Ann Esther Richman Dabling Male
Ulrich Abegglen and Magdalena Galli: A midway fort family The Heber Valley Heritage Foundation Midway Fort Family of the week is that of Ulrich Abegglen and his wife Magdalena Galli researched by Jason Moulton. The Ulrich Abegglen cabin was located on the north side of the Midway Fort. His father Christian Abbegglen and brother Conrad Abbegglen also had cabins on
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