In 1877 Jefferson Tidwell was called by Brigham Young to find a location for settlement east of the Wasatch Mountains. By 1879 the first pioneers came, built homes, and later irrigated their farms with Price River water. This log cabin, built by Robert Snyder in 1882, had a fireplace, dirt roof, and floor. Canvas served for windows and doors. It was used for home, school, church, and recreation. It was purchased in 1928 by the Daughters of Utah Pioneers for a relic hall.