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Rockville, Utah: Utah's Last Treasure | Southern Utah Pioneer History
Rockville, Utah — the town once called “Utah’s Last Treasure.”
Founded after the devastating Virgin River flood of 1862, Rockville rose from the mud to become one of Southern Utah’s most beautiful and enduring settlements. From floods and faith healers to bears, telegraph lines, and the rise of Zion National Park next door, this episode uncovers the story of the town that refused to disappear — and the people who built the heart of the Virgin River Valley.
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The stories I share are based on old records, newspapers, local legends, and oral histories. While I do my best to tell them truthfully, some details may be lost to time.
Please remember—many of the places we mention are on private land. Don’t trespass or go exploring without permission. Let’s keep history alive without disturbing what’s left of it.
Intro music is "A Calm Hellfire" by the Wayward Hearts
Conch shell Sound Effect by freesound_community from Pixabay
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By What Once WasRockville, Utah — the town once called “Utah’s Last Treasure.”
Founded after the devastating Virgin River flood of 1862, Rockville rose from the mud to become one of Southern Utah’s most beautiful and enduring settlements. From floods and faith healers to bears, telegraph lines, and the rise of Zion National Park next door, this episode uncovers the story of the town that refused to disappear — and the people who built the heart of the Virgin River Valley.
🎧 Join the community:
→ Become a patron: https://patreon.com/whatoncewas
→ Follow on Instagram: @whatoncewas.podcast
The stories I share are based on old records, newspapers, local legends, and oral histories. While I do my best to tell them truthfully, some details may be lost to time.
Please remember—many of the places we mention are on private land. Don’t trespass or go exploring without permission. Let’s keep history alive without disturbing what’s left of it.
Intro music is "A Calm Hellfire" by the Wayward Hearts
Conch shell Sound Effect by freesound_community from Pixabay