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Fairview, Utah (4) - Fairview
'''Fairview''' is in Central [[Utah]]. Founded in 1859. The town's high elevation provided a fair enough view of the valley to inspire the choice of name in 1864. The first settlers from Mt. Pleasant had named the site North Bend.
Fairview became the center of a wealthy agricultural neighborhood which in 1900 supported four general stores, one furniture store, one harness shop, two hotels, one butcher shop, a plaining mill, half a dozen steam sawmills, situated at different points in the mountains, good public schools and a great number of comfortable homes.
<h2 class=subheader>How to visit and travel to {{FULLPAGENAME}}</h2>
To get to Fairview from Salt Lake City or Provo, head south on I-15 and take Exit 258 (US 6) at Spanish Fork (Utah) | Spanish Fork toward Price/Manti. Travel roughly 14.9 miles up Spanish Fork Canyon to the Highway 89 turnoff on the right. Then follow Highway 89 south roughly 29 miles to Fairview.
The drive from the mouth of Spanish Fork Canyon to Fairview is scenic and restful and begins with a new facility of 9 large wind turbines seemingly standing sentinel. Spanish Fork Canyon exhibits constant beauty through the changing seasons.
Near one of the highest elevations, just prior to the Highway 89 turnoff, is a turnout where travelers can see the site of a huge landslide that flooded the valley below, cutting off the railroad and destroying the town of Thistle. Shortly after the Highway 89 turn-off is another flood lookout area off the highway.
The remainder of the drive to Fairview is through serene, rolling countryside, dotted with ranchettes, cabins, sheep, horses and cattle.
The Highway 89 Mormon Pioneer Heritage Area also begins in Fairview and follows Highway 89 South.
To get to Fairview from the South, take I-70 Exit 56 at Salina (Utah) | Salina and follow Highway 89 North through the many picturesque Mormon-settled towns along the road.
<h2 class=subheader>What to see in {{FULLPAGENAME}}</h2>
'''The Fairview Museum of History and Art''', 85 North 100 East, ☎ 435-427-9216. May-Oct, Monday to Saturday 1PM Monday - 6PM; Sunday 1:30PM Monday - 6PM.
Several floors of the historic school at the Fairview Museum site house fascinating artifacts and displays portraying local history and color. This building alone is worth a visit but, perhaps, even more surprising for this small town is the world-class art and life-size Mammoth exhibitions in the newer building just to the South of the school.
On August 8, 1988 one of the most complete and impeccably maintained specimens of a Columbian Mammoth ever discovered was uncovered during the construction at Huntington Reservoir in Central [[Utah]].
Utah State Paleontologist David Gillette was called in by the [[United States of America|United States]] Forest Service (on whose land the specimen was located) to oversee collection efforts. Many of the things learned by Utah paleontologists over the past years have generated international interest in the "Huntington Mammoth."
Besides being remarkably well preserved, other factors are adding scientific significance to the discovery. These are the bones of an animal that lived a relatively short 10,000 years ago and died at an unusually high elevation of 9600' (Mammoths have always been regarded as lowland grazers). The skeletal remains of this animal were preserved in a peat bog where he died some 10,000 years ago. The bones were not fossilized and were so well preserved that scientific testing has accurately fixed the date of the animal's demise.
Amino acids and DNA have also been identified and it has been determined that the animal was 65 years old when he died. He had suffered from arthritis, as evidence by obvious deformities present on the bones and must have been in pain when he moved about. Material found in the beef cage indicated that the animal's last meal included pine trees. Perhaps of greatest interest to the public at large was the discovery of projectile points with the bones indicating feasible interaction between humans and the animal.
Hundreds of people visited the discovery site during the summer of 1988. The Forest Service, wishing to capitalize on both public interest and the educational value of the find, asked several institutions to submit proposals for the specimen.
Based partially on its past experience with molding and casting fossils and partially on its intention to do a great majority of this work within public view and the Utah Museum of Natural History was selected to receive the mammoth for mold-making. Numerous replicas cast from the original bones have been made. Two specimens were shipped to [[Japan]] and additional casts have been sent to other places in the [[United States of America|United States]].
In 1995 the mammoth bones were retired to an environmentally controlled facility on the College of Eastern Utah campus. Because the real bones were not fossilized and were wet when they were found and they must be placed in a humidified room and kept at a constant temperature to avoid decay. Tours of this room may be available by special arrangements during the summer months by calling the CEU Prehistoric Museum in Price, [[Utah]].
The Fairview Museum of History and Art in Fairview, [[Utah]], is home to a life-sized replica created from the original bones. This replica is visible from outdoors through the massive east window of the museum.
The South building is handicapped accessible with an extensive gift shop and public restrooms. Enter the South building first and begin your tour with one of the well-versed volunteer docents there.
<h2 class=subheader>Top Muslim Travel Tips for {{FULLPAGENAME}}</h2>
* Snowkite Skyline Drive | To access the Skyline Drive Snowkiting complex head up Fairview Canyon on highway 31. Snowplows keep the road cleared all winter. Pull-out parking is located at the launch site near mile marker #14 for convenient unloading. The Skyline east of the town of Ephraim is also a good place to snowkite. The road in the wintertime, however, is not plowed and you will need to snowmobile the groomed trail up the canyon until you reach the 10,000 foot summit. - Skyline Drive at the top of Fairview canyon in Central Utah is an excellent place to Snowkite. At an altitude of nearly 10,000 feet and the Wasatch Plateau creates plenty of wind, snow, and excitement! The wind is fairly steady at 5-15 MPH
* The Arapeen ATV Trail System - 350-mile Off-Highway Vehicle Trail System.
<h2 class=subheader>Muslim Friendly Shopping in {{FULLPAGENAME}}</h2>
* Fred and Audrey's Convenience Store 36 West East Canyon Road ☎ +1 435 427-3700 
* Big Pine Sports Center 340 North Milburn Road ☎ +1 435 427-3338 - Snowmobiles, ATV;s and accessories.
* North Bend Trading Post 40 South State ☎ +1 435 427-9390 Known as a fun bargain shopping destination with an eclectic mix of treasures, this locally owned shop features an ever-changing array of merchandise.
* Walker's Convenience Store 336 North State Street ☎ +1 435 427-9304 
* Fairview Market | Main Street Opening Hours: 7AM till after dark
* The Corner Station - 111 S. State (Highway 89) ☎ +1 435-427-5500 Opening Hours: 10AM to 6PM, Monday to Saturday The Corner Station is a cheery gift, toy and vintage-feel home decor store located in a renovated 1920s gas station. The owners carry many local and USA made products.
<h2 class=subheader>Halal Restaurants</h2>
* Combo's 36 West Canyon Road - Breakfast, lunch and dinner - burgers, [https://ehalal.io/buy-halal-food/halal-pizzas/ Pizzas], breakfast sandwiches
* Home Plate | 215 North State ☎ +1 435 427-9300 - Great traditional breakfasts served all the time, also home-town cafe menu year round.
* T-Cee's 247 North State Street ☎ +1 435 427-9550 - Drive through and eat-in fast food.
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<h2 class=subheader>Muslim Friendly Hotels</h2>
* Skyline Motel 236 North State Street ☎ +1 435 427-3312
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