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DUP Pioneer Cabin part of Centerville history

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Davis Centerville DUP Company President Pam White talks about Eliza R. Snow’s gown. One of the many artifacts at the pioneer cabin. The newly refurbished DUP (Daughters of Utah Pioneers) cabin, built in 1934, is tucked away at 160 S. 300 East in Centerville, and holds artifacts such as chairs, pictures and Eliza R.

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