Goodyear, Miles-Cabin P.8

This cabin, built about 1845 and occupied by Miles Goodyear, early trapper and explorer, and his commom-law Indian wife, is as far as known the first permanent home built in Utah and stood near the junction of Ogden and Weber Rivers. It was sold with a Spanish land grant covering all of Weber County to Captain James Brown of the Mormon Battalion. This cabin is now owned by the Weber County Chapter of the Daughters of the Utah Pioneers and is located on the west side on Tabernacle Square near the relic hall in Ogden, Utah