The Morgan County Historical Society was established in 1979 and is a department of Morgan County Government. Our office and repository are located in the Centennial Library. The goal of the Society is to preserve the historical record of Morgan County and its people; understanding that the history of our county and its people gives us a better appreciation of our state and national heritage. The primary function of the Society is to research, discover, collect and assemble any materials or information which may help establish, interpret and illustrate the history of Morgan County. The Society collects and preserves biographies, journals, diaries, histories, photographs and germane materials in its archives. All of these materials are available to the public.
Listed above you will find helpful links to resources that the historical society provides.
Board Members
Chair: Tina Kelley, Member at Large
Vice Chair: Cherril Grose, South Morgan Connie Lewis, Peterson Les Adams, Porterville George Hopkin, Croydon Penny Taylor, Milton Dick Slate, North Morgan Carol Ralphs, Mtn. Green
County Council Member: Mike Newton
Members of the Board of Trustees serve for a three-year term of office. Meetings are held in January, April, August and November and open to the public. For more information contact the office 801-829-6713
Office hours
Monday through Thursday
Noon until 5 P.M.