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Porter Rockwell: Gunman and Saint — A Short Film and a Bigger Vision

By admin | July 5, 2025 | 0

Discover the short film “Porter Rockwell: Gunman and Saint” and the filmmakers’ vision for a full-length Western about this legendary LDS figure.

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The History of Porter’s Half Marathon: A Western-Themed Race in Draper, Utah

By admin | June 30, 2025 | 0

Between 2014 and 2021, a unique event took place each year in the southern reaches of the Salt Lake Valley: Porter’s Half Marathon. With race distances ranging from a half marathon to a 10K, 5K, and even a 1-mile run, the event appears to have blended scenic downhill running with historical flair, drawing its name…

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Porter Rockwell Lookalike Contest Celebrates the “Destroying Angel’s” 200th Birthday

By admin | June 29, 2025 | 0

On June 28, 2013, history came roaring back to life in downtown Lehi, Utah, as Porter’s Place restaurant hosted a one-of-a-kind Porter Rockwell Lookalike Contest to mark the 200th birthday of one of Utah’s most legendary figures: Orrin Porter Rockwell. The event drew a crowd of spectators, enthusiasts, and contestants eager to honor the man…

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Ironport: The Mysterious Western Soda with a Name That Sparks Legends

By admin | May 5, 2025 | 0

An overview of the history of Ironport and its questionable correlation with the legend Porter Rockwell. Plus instructions to make your own Ironport at home.

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The Protector Statute

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This statute created by artist Stanley Wanlass sits in the parking lot of the Lehi Legacy center in the approximate location where Rockwell’s cabin once stood outside the Lehi fort wall. It is also behind the building that for many years housed the restaurant “Porter’s Place.” When you visit, you might also consider checking out the Porter Rockwell exhibit in Read more...
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