http://www.utahbeautiful.com/southern-utah/monument-valley-southeastern-utah.html The #1 online Utah Tourism Info Guide to Events and Attractions in Utah and surrounding states. Fri, 30 Jul 2010 16:59:42 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 http://www.utahbeautiful.com/southern-utah/monument-valley-southeastern-utah.html/comment-page-1/#comment-31 Editor Tue, 26 Aug 2008 14:01:18 +0000 http://www.utahbeautiful.com/southern-utah/monument-valley-southeastern-utah.html#comment-31 Hi, in researching your question I found that some exteriors for the film were shot in Monument Valley, Utah. The exteriors involving the fort itself and the renegade Indian agent's trading post were filmed at Corriganville, which is now a park in Simi Valley, California. Also a visit to Goulding's is the original trading post, which looks just like it did when it appeared in "Fort Apache" in 1948. Now a museum, it features memorabilia, the swinging saloon doors from "My Darling Clementine" as well as pages from Goulding's celebrated guestbook, in which John Wayne poignantly wrote in 1945, "Harry, you and I both owe these monuments a lot." You can get more information from the Monument Valley Navajo Tribal Park visitor center which is just across the line from Utah into Arizona. It charges a $5 per vehicle entrance fee but includes a museum of Navajo accomplishments, a large souvenier store and a small restaurant. The visitor center can arrange for you to take a tour on one of the buses that have permission to drive on the reservation. You can not take your car. Thank you for asking. Pat Watson Editor Hi, in researching your question I found that some exteriors for the film were shot in Monument Valley, Utah. The exteriors involving the fort itself and the renegade Indian agent’s trading post were filmed at Corriganville, which is now a park in Simi Valley, California.
Also a visit to Goulding’s is the original trading post, which looks just like it did when it appeared in “Fort Apache” in 1948. Now a museum, it features memorabilia, the swinging saloon doors from “My Darling Clementine” as well as pages from Goulding’s celebrated guestbook, in which John Wayne poignantly wrote in 1945, “Harry, you and I both owe these monuments a lot.”
You can get more information from the Monument Valley Navajo Tribal Park visitor center which is just across the line from Utah into Arizona. It charges a $5 per vehicle entrance fee but includes a museum of Navajo accomplishments, a large souvenier store and a small restaurant.
The visitor center can arrange for you to take a tour on one of the buses that have permission to drive on the reservation. You can not take your car.
Thank you for asking.
Pat Watson
Editor

]]> http://www.utahbeautiful.com/southern-utah/monument-valley-southeastern-utah.html/comment-page-1/#comment-30 Thomas Ryan Sr. Mon, 25 Aug 2008 21:13:55 +0000 http://www.utahbeautiful.com/southern-utah/monument-valley-southeastern-utah.html#comment-30 If I visit Monument Valley--where was the actual location of movies Ft. Apache, She Wore A Yellow Ribbon. 2000 Sq Miles is a lot to cover. Are any structures still visible?? That it. If I visit Monument Valley–where was the actual location of movies Ft. Apache, She Wore A Yellow Ribbon. 2000 Sq Miles is a lot to cover. Are any structures still visible?? That it.

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