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About John Jarvie Ranch Historic Site (BLM)
The John Jarvie Ranch Historic Site in Dutch John, UT, is a museum along the Green River. Visitors can explore the stone house, built by outlaw Jack Bennett, which features displays and a video on the ranch's history. The site also includes the two-room dugout where John and Nellie Jarvie lived, a blacksmith shop, a corral, and a replica general store with period artifacts. Established in 1880, this historic ranch once operated as a store, post office, and river ferry, and was a hideout for outlaws.
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Serving Dutch John, UT
The John Jarvie Ranch Historic Site in Dutch John, UT, is a museum along the Green River. Visitors can explore the stone house, built by outlaw Jack Bennett, which features displays and a video on the ranch's history. The site also includes the two-room dugout where John and Nellie Jarvie lived, a blacksmith shop, a corral, and a replica general store with period artifacts. Established in 1880, this historic ranch once operated as a store, post office, and river ferry, and was a hideout for outlaws.