Lehi Historical Marker Quest invites families to explore local history all summer
July 23, 2026
The Lehi Historical Marker Quest begins at the Lehi Historical Society, where participants can pick up a complimentary Historical Marker Quest Passport at the society’s offices, located at 99 W. Main Street, Suite 100. The office is open Tuesday through Thursday from noon to 5 p.m.
The passport includes locations for the large historical markers the Lehi Historical Society has been installing around town. Each marker commemorating a significant person, place or event in the city’s history.
Quest participants are invited to visit each marker, take a photo of themselves in front of the marker, then return to the Historical Society to receive a stamp in their passport. Those who complete the passport by visiting every marker will earn a special collector lapel pin.
The adventure culminates at Lehi Heritage Day on Sat., Aug. 29, at the Lehi Civic Center.
Participants who bring their passports to Heritage Day will receive drawing tickets based on the number of stamps they have collected throughout the summer. Visitors can earn even more tickets by exploring the historical marker exhibits and displays featured during the event.
Rather than entering a single grand prize drawing, participants will have the opportunity to choose which prizes they hope to win by placing their raffle tickets into the drawings that interest them most.
Lehi Heritage Day will also feature historical exhibits, the Heritage Day Honoree Celebration, a classic car and bike show, food trucks and other family activities, making it the perfect finale to a summer of exploring Lehi’s past.
The Historical Marker Quest is designed for all ages. The program is part of the Lehi Historical Society’s ongoing Historical Marker Program, which is working to install historical markers throughout the community to preserve and share Lehi’s history for future generations.
Passports are available free of charge while supplies last. For more information, visit lehihistory.org or stop by the Lehi Historical Society during regular office hours.
