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Pictures of Ibapah, Utah
Courtesy of Dale Heaps

Ibapah Monument overlooking the valley. — Click on plaques to read!
Ibapah Monument overlooking the valley. — Click on plaques to read!
Lincoln Highway — Toll-free Highway coast to coast.
Lincoln Highway — Toll-free Highway coast to coast.
Deep Creek (Ibapah) Station provided overnight — accomondations for horses and travelers.
Deep Creek (Ibapah) Station provided overnight — accomondations for horses and travelers.
Early settlers found water and green pastureland. — The area also yielded timber and minerals.
Early settlers found water and green pastureland. — The area also yielded timber and minerals.
The Goshute were a band of Shoshone Indians. — They occupied the Great Basin area.
The Goshute were a band of Shoshone Indians. — They occupied the Great Basin area.
Ibapah's Convenience Store — Click to see road sign!
Ibapah's Convenience Store — Click to see road sign!
Ibapah's Convenience Store — Click to see store!
Ibapah's Convenience Store — Click to see store!
Ibapah Elementary School — Click to see road sign!
Ibapah Elementary School — Click to see road sign!
Ibapah Elementary School — Click to see School!
Ibapah Elementary School — Click to see School!
Ibapah LDS Chapel — The only church in town.
Ibapah LDS Chapel — The only church in town.
Old barns date back to Pony Express days.
Old barns date back to Pony Express days.
Ibapah cemetery
Ibapah cemetery

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