The Pioneer Memorial is a monument located in Salt Lake City, Utah, dedicated to the early settlers of the Mormon Pioneer movement. It honors the individuals and families who traveled across the plains to establish a new life in the Great Basin during the mid-1800s. The memorial features a statue of Brigham Young, the leader of the pioneers, along with other figures representing the diverse groups that contributed to the settlement. The memorial is situated in Pioneer Park, which serves as a gathering place for community events and celebrations. It stands as a reminder of the challenges faced by the pioneers and their determination to build a new home in the West. The site is often visited by tourists and locals alike, reflecting on the history and legacy of the pioneers.