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Homansville, Utah

22 Sunday Feb 2015

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Dividend, Eureka, Homansville, utah, utah county

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Homansville was a small mining town established in 1872 at the head of Homansville Canyon, two miles northeast of Eureka. It was named for Sheppard Homans, a member of Captian J.W. Gunnison’s party during the 1870’s. The population was about 300.

The town was abandoned prior to 1900 and today is a ghost town site.

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Dividend, Utah

29 Thursday Jan 2015

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Dividend, Elberta, Eureka, utah, utah county

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Dividend was a one of the mining communities down the hill just east of Eureka.

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  • The old Elberta Sinclair Station was moved from Dividend.
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Big Canyon

12 Tuesday Nov 2013

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Dividend, Elberta, Eureka, Goshen Valley, utah, utah county

Big Canyon takes you from the West end of Goshen Valley (west of Elberta) up to Eureka, there are many mines in the hills and a lot of fun area to explore. A favorite place to stop with the kids is the old railroad bridge on the abandoned railroad line that goes through there, you can’t miss it just off to the left as the Canyon starts if you’re going up it (west).

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