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History
of Jericho, Utah
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Taken
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JERICHO Jericho (Juab) was an early sheep shearing corral, midway between Eureka and Lynndyl, on the Los Angeles and Salt Lake Railroad. Later, it was a U.S. Civilian Conservation Corps camp. The name came from the sandy, isolated, and desolate surroundings. John W. Van Cott |
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