WASHINGTON COUNTY HISTORICAL SOCIETY (Washington County, Utah)
THE HONEYMOON TRAIL
(aka Mormon Wagon Road)
ROUTE
HISTORY
TBDPHOTOS
Other WCHS photos:WCHS-00065 Photo of the Fort Pearce wash
WCHS-00066 Photo of the trail along the Fort Pearce Wash on the south side of Fort Pearce
WCHS-00068 Photo of river running through the Fort Pearce Wash just south of the fort
WCHS-00069 Photo of some petroglyphs a little west of Fort Pearce along "The Honeymoon Trail"
WCHS-00070 Photo of some petroglyphs a little west of Fort Pearce along "The Honeymoon Trail"
WCHS-00071 Photo of an overhang campsite along "The Honeymoon Trail"
WCHS-00072 Photo of a ??? (campfire or storage bin?) in the cliffs along "The Honeymoon Trail"
WCHS-00073 Photo of a walled up storage bin in the cliffs along "The Honeymoon Trail"
WCHS-00074 Photo of pioneer axle grease markings on the rocks along "The Honeymoon Trail"
WCHS-00075 Photo of pioneer axle grease markings on the rocks along "The Honeymoon Trail"
WCHS-00076 Photo of pioneer axle grease markings on a rock along "The Honeymoon Trail"
WCHS-00077 Photo of an overhang campsite along "The Honeymoon Trail"
REFERENCES
History of the "The Honeymoon Trail""The Honeymoon Trail"
by Will C. Barnes
Arizona Highways, December 1934
"The Honeymoon Trail"
Pages 56-58 in "Selected Topics Related To Hurricane, Utah"
Written and/or compiled by Victor Hall, 2003.
Southern Utah Memories: Honeymoon Trail provided the way to the St. George Temple for young couples
by Loren R. Webb, May 17, 2013
"Traveling the Honeymoon Trail: An Act of Faith and Love"
by H. Dean Garrett
In " Regional Studies in LDS History: Arizona"