A Mormon settlers’ fort originally called Fort Provo, it consisted of a cluster of log cabins, with only one platform-mounted cannon for its defense. A second fort, nicknamed Fort Sowiette, was built nearby in 1853 during the “Walker War”. A replica of the first fort is located on the original site at Fort Utah Park at 200 North Geneva Road. Tours of the interior by appointment only. Original cabins from the second fort are located at the Provo Pioneer Village in North Park at 500 West 600 North. The Fort has since been demolished.