St. George is the seventh-largest city in Utah, and the most populous city in the state outside of the Wasatch Front. St. George is the commercial hub of southern Utah and Utah’s Dixie, a nickname given to the area when Mormon pioneers grew cotton in the warm climate.(*)

St. George was founded as a cotton mission in 1861 under the direction of Brigham Young, there is a lot of Pioneer history in the area and also a lot of pre-historic/dinosaur diggings and findings.

St. George Related Posts:

• 1915 Photo
• Cemetery
• Children’s Museum
• City Centre Corner Stone
• The “D” above St. George
• Dinosaur Discovery at Johnson Farm
• Dixie Academy
• The Dixie Pioneers
• Dixie State University
• Erastus Fairbanks Snow
• Gardeners Club
• St George Founders
• St. George Overlook
• The Stone Quarries
• Parks in St George
• Other Places in St. George – Sorted by Address

Historic Buildings

• The Electric Theatre
• The Jail House
• LDS Temple
• McQuarrie Memorial Museum
• Nelson – Mathis Mercantile
• Old Washington County Courthouse
• The Sandstone Building
• The Tabernacle

Historic Homes

• Moses Andrus Home
• Wallace Blake House
• Anthony W. Ivins Home
• Gates – McQuarrie House
• The Pymm House
• Whitehead Home
• Woolley – Foster Home
• Brigham Young Winter Home and Office