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Legends and Stories of Malad and Oneida County

Because its long history, Oneida County is full of legends, and tales.  This area is planned to be an online archive of those stories so that everyone can enjoy them. Please send in your information to the Web Administrator.

One Man Two Headstones, and Phantom Limbs - How could one man have two headstones? 
The Iron Door - Hidden gold from a robbery still remains hidden. 
Rumbling Mountains - "Talking" Mountains tell when spring arrives.  
Lawsuit Lane - How one road got its name and gave the state courts a good laugh.  

Brigham Young Visits the Malad Valley
In June of 1855, Brigham Young made a trip to the north country. He thought the Malad Valley to be a pretty desolate, cold, hard, valley, but tolerable with good grazing. He went farther north into the Bannock Country. Upon returning, he more fully appreciated the Malad valley. He said, "The Malad Valley looked like the most beautiful valley".
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