Old Hebron

Shoal Creek area ranchers and Clover Valley residents built a fort here during the Indian War in 1866. Later a village developed consisting of a church/school house, telegraph office, store and about twelve houses. Most residents engage in freighting and stock raising. Residents sold their water and property to the Enterprise Irrigation Company for building the Enterprise Reservoirs. This, floods, drought, disunity and earthquakes brought an end with most residents moving to Enterprise.

(the above text is from a marker by the Cotton Mission Chapter of the S.U.P.

Hebron is in Washington County, Utah west of Enterprise, Utah.

Related:

• Cattle, Cotton, and Conflict: The Possession and Dispossession of Hebron, Utah