Historic cabins opened on Museum Day

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Charmaine Matthews shows where children stored their playthings as they grew up in a cabin now located in Pioneer Park in Price. The two cabins at Pioneer Park and a third located in the city park in Wellington were open for visitors on Sept. 16, which Gov. Jon Hunstman had proclaimed Museum Day.

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