We love Utah’s small towns, and we’re always looking for new ones to feature. This little town in northern Utah is charming, and it has something unexpected: the downtown area is full of public art.
Founded in the early 1900s, the town was originally called “Tremont,” because most of its settlers arrived from Tremont, Illinois.
wfeiden/flickr The post office changed the name to Tremonton to avoid confusion with the town of Fremont. Today, Tremonton is home to around 8,000 people.
It’s the kind of town that comes out to watch a baseball game on a summer evening.
Tremonton Recreation/Facebook
The Shuman Park Bell is a wonderful piece of history in Shuman park.
Tremonton City/Facebook In the early 1900s, it rang to remind children in the town of curfew; it also served as an alert to emergencies. It’s placed in the park as an honor to John Shuman who donated some of his land for the community park.
One of the best surprises about Tremonton is the outdoor art that’s found all over town. Check out the “Children Fishing” statue in Midland Square.
Tremonton City/Facebook
The Space Shuttle mural is a 3-D mural created by Rachel Wadsworth and partially funded by Orbital ATK.
Tremonton City/Facebook Just 21 miles from Tremonton, you can view some of ATK’s solid rocket motors. Take a look at our article for more information..
Artist Jason Nessen has created many murals all around town. This one commemorates the first Golden Spike Rodeo in 1925.
Tremonton City/Facebook
Mr. Nessen’s mural depicting the Driving of the Golden Spike was created in 2015.
Tremonton City The city has created a walking tour that will take you to see all of the murals created by Jason Nessen, as well as many of the statues and memorials. Click here for the walking tour brochure.
During your trip to Tremonton, make sure to stop in for some tasty local food. JC’s Country Diner has been around for years, serving up some of the best breakfast you’ll ever taste.
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Mack’s Family Drive-In is another Tremonton staple. It’s the perfect place for a tasty burger.
Mack’s Family Drive In/Facebook
It’s worth a little side trip to The Pie Dump in Garland (just one mile away). The fresh donuts there are amazing.
ThePieDump/Facebook
Tremonton is located north of Brigham City and west of Logan, along I-15.
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The post office changed the name to Tremonton to avoid confusion with the town of Fremont. Today, Tremonton is home to around 8,000 people.
Tremonton Recreation/Facebook
Tremonton City/Facebook
In the early 1900s, it rang to remind children in the town of curfew; it also served as an alert to emergencies. It’s placed in the park as an honor to John Shuman who donated some of his land for the community park.
Just 21 miles from Tremonton, you can view some of ATK’s solid rocket motors. Take a look at our article for more information..
Tremonton City
The city has created a walking tour that will take you to see all of the murals created by Jason Nessen, as well as many of the statues and memorials. Click here for the walking tour brochure.
Terry Baum/Tripadvisor
Mack’s Family Drive In/Facebook
ThePieDump/Facebook
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