Springville history:
Springville is known throughout the state as "Art City"
because it showcases all aspects of fine art. The city was
founded in 1850 as Hobble Creek, named for horse hobbles
found in the stream that flows through the town.
The founding of Springville: 1850
Springville Attractions:
Daughters of Utah Pioneers Museum 175 S. Main in
Springville. Call (801) 489-0428. It was built in 1920 and
houses pictures and histories of pre-1900 area pioneers,
artifacts and memorabilia. Open Tue & Sat. 2-5, and
Wed. 1-5.
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Springville Museum of Art
126 East 400 South
Springville, Utah. 84663
Phone: (801) 489-2727
Fax: (801)489-2739
This museum, founded in 1903, hosts permanent art
collections, traveling shows and special events. There are
11 galleries.
State Fish Hatchery at 1000 N. Main St.
Call (801) 489-4421.
The hatchery offers tours of its rainbow trout-raising
facility. Daily 8:30 to 4:30. Free admission.
Annual Springville World Folkfest.
Call (801) 489-2726 or 489-3657 for more information.
Located at the Arts Park and Art Museum.
Annual Quilt Show at the Museum of Art.
Open to all quilters in the United States.
Museum open Tue-Sat 10-5, Wed 10-9, Sun 3-6.
For more information, please call (801) 489-2727.
Founders Day in Springville. Various activities to celebrate
the founding of Springville.
For more information, please call (801) 489-3969.