On display now is the Kaysville Landmarks “mini” exhibit at Kaysville City Hall. Although “mini” in nature, it’s a small glimpse of things to come in the near future!
We, along with other members of the Davis County Museums Association, are hard at work developing an upcoming county wide effort that you won’t want to miss!
Photo by Fawn Morgan
A group of local scouts checking out the landmarks exhibit!
Our museum efforts are an offering to those who came before us to live and work on the land we now call Fruit Heights and Kaysville. Their history and our memories make up the stories we share.We are excited to announce a new exhibit to be shown through December 2022...
The April 2022 exhibit "Water Colors", presented by the Kaysville-Fruit Heights Museum of History & Art, is on display now in the Kaysville Municipal Building.Davis High art students in a beginning class taught by Amy Dunford Morley both stir the imagination and...
Water has been a topic of interest since the first settlers arrived in the Kaysville Fruit Heights area. And it's likely the first geographical names assigned were to the "creeks". In the autumn of 2021 a comprehensive exhibit about water was constructed and put on...
Our museum efforts are an offering to those who came before us to live and work on the land we now call Fruit Heights and Kaysville. Their history and our memories make up the stories we share.We are excited to announce a new exhibit to be shown through December 2022...
The April 2022 exhibit "Water Colors", presented by the Kaysville-Fruit Heights Museum of History & Art, is on display now in the Kaysville Municipal Building.Davis High art students in a beginning class taught by Amy Dunford Morley both stir the imagination and...