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Mormon Pioneer National Historic TrailMount Pisgah was one of several camp areas used by the Mormon Pioneers during their historic trek across Iowa in 1846.
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Mormon Pioneer National Historic Trail
Our Staff & Offices

Contacting the Trails Office

By Mail
National Park Service
National Trails System - SLC Office
324 South State Street, Suite 200, Box 30
Salt Lake City, UT 84111

By Phone
Headquarters
(801) 741-1012

By Fax
(801) 741-1102



Our Staff:

At Salt Lake City

  • Superintendent - Aaron Mahr (also in Santa Fe, NM at Telephone: 505-988-6799))
  • Chief of Interpretation - Chuck Milliken (webmaster)
  • Cultural Resources Specialist - Lee Kreutzer
  • Budget & Administration - Teresa Bichard

At Fort Vancouver

  • Community Planner - Sharon Brown (Telephone: 360-816-6233)

At Fort Laramie

  • GIS Database Manager - Kay Threlkeld (Telephone: 307-837-2221)

 

Nauvoo Landing on the Mississippi River.  

Did You Know?
The first train of Mormon wagons ferried across the Mississippi on February 4, 1846, and then camped for nearly a month at nearby Sugar Creek while waiting for Young to conclude business at Nauvoo. During the wait, temperatures dropped further and the river froze over.
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Last Updated: May 15, 2007 at 09:50 EST