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Pipe Springs, National Monument, Arizona

After the martyrdom of Joseph Smith, the Latter Day Saints were led from Nauvoo to the site of modern day Salt Lake City. It was not too long afterwards that Brigham Young directed the Saints to expand their growth into other areas. One of those areas was modern day, Saint George, Utah. The Saints were then directed to build a temple in Saint George and Pipe springs was used as a tithing ranch to provide cattle and dairy products to the workers building the Saint George Temple. Famous visitors who stayed here are: Brigham Young, James Montgomery Whitmore, John Wesley Powell, Jacob V. Hamblin, John Doyle Lee, and Levi Stewart. This page contains a sample of the best digital photos and pictures that we have taken of the settlement in modern day Pipe Springs, Arizona.

Pipe Springs Is Surrounded By Trees	Paiute Shelters Called "Wickiups"
Corral, Wagon, Stove, Horse Shoeing Forge	The Main Structure, Known As "Winsor Castle" After Anson Perry Winsor
"Whitmore's DugOut" After James Montgomery Whitmore	Inside The DugOut
Horses In Corral	Cows In Corral
"Winsor Castle" Used To Be Two Structures, Central Wall And Gate Added Later For Protection	"Whitmore's DugOut" Sod Roof
"Winsor Castle" And Spring Pond	"Winsor Castle" And Spring Pond
Center Wall & Gate	Court Yard
Two Floors High	Plenty Of Work Area
Cold Spring Cooled This Room	Dairy Products Were Kept Here
Cheese Making Room	Sewing Room
Bed Room	Bed Room
Spinning Loom	West Stone Cabin
West Stone Cabin, Interior	West Stone Cabin, Interior
Corral South Of Fort	Cliffs SW Of Fort

Winsor Castle Fireplace	Spinning Wheel	Kitchen
Thick Walls, Gun Ports	A Loom	Drainage Ditches To Ponds

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