City of Page Exhibit

Black-and-white aerial photograph of a suburban neighborhood with curved streets and rows of small single-story homes arranged in planned housing developments.

As one of two existing Bureau of Reclamation towns in America, Page has evolved quickly throughout its incorporation in 1975. This display includes a station where visitors can listen to interviews from the many Page Pioneers, who were integral in helping build this brand new town. Learn more about what life was like before roads were paved, when Western movies were popular and square-dancing was the thing to do in town.

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The Big Map

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