Beaver Court House Museum 90 East Center Street, Beaver, UT 84713

"Worth a trip and the stairs up to the bell tower and down to the jail. Fabulous historical items and rooms. When asked where we were from, they did not hide their disdain that I was from California. Would have been a 5 star review otherwise."

"Very impressive building. Lots to see. Well worth the visit."

"I spent the night in Beaver to see the courthouse museum. The website said it was open today at 11am. The website today says it is open until 5pm and it is locked with absolutely no explanation."

"The Beaver County Court House was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1970. The Nomination form read, in part: "Beaver County was created by the Territorial Legislature in 1855. In 1876 the 6,000 inhabitants of the county elected to build Beaver County Courthouse to house the Second Judicial District Court of the Territory of Utah." "This lovely courthouse remains in use today by Beaver County, an emblem of the pretentious construction in public buildings during the Territorial period. It also symbolizes the Federal Government's attempts to govern and observe the Mormons during a period when the practice of Polygamy heightened those conflicts.""

"A wonderful Victorian architectural building. The period pieces that are in the building are amazing. Furniture, clothing, household items etc. The women who were working, were so knowledgeable and polite. We spent over an hour there touring every room. We were lucky enough to have been there when the bell clock rang 12:00 noon. My hubby really liked the jail cells and the stories about the prisoners. I highly recommend spending time here."