On September 29, 2002, Shoshone Elder Darren Parry met a group for a tour of the oldest neighborhood in Ogden.

 

Honor-named "Chief Little Soldier Way" in 2021, 2nd Street in Ogden, Utah was once called Bingham Fort Lane: a pioneer street surveyed in 1851 and the beginning of the Five Points settlement. "Today a pioneer farm and 12 pioneer homes still stand on 2nd Street west of Washington Blvd.; these are among the oldest houses in Ogden." 

 

"Before and after the settlers came, Shoshone Indians and other tribes camped in today’s Bingham Fort subdivision by a pond and in today’s BDO area near Mill Creek.  Shoshone Chief Terikee and Chief Little Soldier set a tone of friendliness to the first white settlers in Weber County in 1848." (binghamsfort.org)