Santaquin Chieftain Museum

Santaquin Chieftain Museum

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Official Santaquin City Chieftain Museum page. Follows City's Social Media Policy. These women had a vision of having it become a museum.

Serves to promote the museum, educate the community, and share the rich history of Santaquin and its cultural heritage. This old elementary school building was saved by Donna Bott & Florence Lamb. Their dedication and hard work is remembered within the walls. It was built in 1903 and dedicated as a museum in 1990. The summer of 2015 marked 25 years the Chieftain Museum has been open. There are ove

Photos from Santaquin Chieftain Museum's post 08/03/2026

Last call for coloring pages! Please bring your coloring page by 4:00 p.m. Saturday, August 8. We have some great prizes for the winners. Thanks to all those who have participated!

07/22/2026

The museum will be closed Thursday, July 23rd.

Photos from Santaquin Chieftain Museum's post 06/08/2026
06/03/2026

We love seeing what visitors live here at the museum. Here are a few .....😊

Photos from Santaquin Chieftain Museum's post 06/03/2026

More highlights from Family Night. Our community has some talented artists!

Photos from Santaquin Chieftain Museum's post 06/02/2026

🏛️ Thank You for Joining Us at Family Night! 🎨

Thank you to everyone who came out to the Chieftain Museum for Family Night. Families enjoyed sidewalk chalk art, museum exhibits, snacks, and an evening spent together celebrating local history and community.

It was wonderful to see so many creative chalk masterpieces and smiling faces on the museum grounds.

A special thank you to our volunteers, museum staff, and everyone who helped make the evening a success.

We look forward to seeing you at future museum programs and events!

❤️ Thank you for supporting the Chieftain Museum and preserving Santaquin's history.

06/01/2026

NACHO NIGHT TONIGHT!

05/06/2026

Two years ago today, we lost one of our own, Sergeant Bill Hooser, who was tragically struck and killed by a semi-truck driver during a traffic stop on the freeway.

Sergeant Hooser exemplified what it means to protect and serve. He had a deep passion for his role as a police officer and approached his responsibilities with professionalism, integrity, and a constant desire to improve both himself and the department.

Thank you, Bill, for the example you set and for the lasting impact you made on our community. We honor your memory today and always. You are gone, but never forgotten.

End of Watch – May 5, 2024

05/04/2026

It's May the 4th. How could we not share this? 😃
May the 4th be with you!

Photos from Santaquin Chieftain Museum's post 05/04/2026

Date extended to May 15th!

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Santaquin, UT

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 12pm
Tuesday 4pm - 6pm
Wednesday 9am - 12pm
4pm - 6pm
Thursday 4pm - 6pm