History
The shallow lake five miles north of here was a popular recreational area for valley residents, where families enjoyed dances, boat rides, mule rides, ice skating, and vacations. It also served as an exchange station hosting freighters, mail carriers, and stage coach passengers. Its old buildings and rock fence, which took 15 years to build, also made it a popular place for movies to be shot, including parts of Proud Rebel in 1958.
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Enoch, Utah · United States
