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Salt Lake City, Utah
The Armstrong Mansion, a Victorian house built in 1893 by Francis Armstrong for his wife Isabel, was long a social hub of Salt Lake City…
Stansbury Park, Utah
The Benson Grist Mill is a pioneer-era mill over 150 years old, with a blacksmith shop and cabin. Ghost Adventures investigated in 2021,…
Ogden, Utah
The Ben Lomond Hotel opened in 1927 in downtown Ogden and was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1990. It was later…
Salt Lake City, Utah
The Capitol Theatre in downtown Salt Lake City opened in 1913 as the Orpheum and is now a performing-arts venue. According to local…
Cisco, Utah
Cisco began in the 1880s as a water stop and saloon for the Denver and Rio Grande Western Railroad and sheared as many as 100,000 sheep a…
Salt Lake City, Utah
The Devereaux House, built in 1857 for William Staines, is considered the first mansion in Utah. It later belonged to William Jennings, who…
Eureka, Utah
Eureka grew from the Tintic Mining District after silver was found in 1869, and its Main Street is lined with empty brick buildings that…
Salt Lake City, Utah
Fear Factory occupies the old Portland Cement Works in Salt Lake City, a former industrial plant of several tall buildings and underground…
Salt Lake City, Utah
Fort Douglas, founded in 1862 on the east bench above Salt Lake City and now on the University of Utah campus, holds a military museum in…
Milford, Utah
Frisco was a rough silver camp from 1879 to 1929 after the Horn Silver Mine strike of 1876, peaking at a few thousand residents. Its…
Rockville, Utah
Grafton was settled in 1859 by Mormon pioneers growing cotton and other crops along the Virgin River, reached 168 residents by 1864, and…
Magna, Utah
The Great Saltair began as a lakeside resort pavilion on the Great Salt Lake in 1893, was destroyed by fire more than once, and the current…
Ogden, Utah
Historic 25th Street was the rough-and-tumble heart of Ogden's railroad boom, nicknamed Two-Bit Street for its saloons, gambling halls and…
Wendover, Utah
Historic Wendover Airfield was a World War II training base where the 509th Composite Group prepared for the atomic missions of 1945, and…
Brigham City, Utah
The Idle Isle Cafe on Brigham City's Main Street has served as a restaurant since 1921 and is among the oldest operating restaurants in…
Grantsville, Utah
Iosepa was founded in 1889 for Hawaiian members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints who had been mistreated in Salt Lake…
Salt Lake City, Utah
The McCune Mansion, built between 1898 and 1901 for railroad and mining magnate Alfred McCune on Salt Lake City's Capitol Hill, is a red…
Tooele, Utah
Mercur was a mining town in the Oquirrh Mountains, first for silver, then for mercury and cinnabar, and finally for gold after a cyanide…
Ogden, Utah
Ogden City Cemetery is one of the city's oldest burial grounds. The legend most told here belongs to Flo, a young girl named Florence…
Ogden, Utah
Ogden Union Station, rebuilt in 1924 after a fire destroyed the earlier depot, was a major rail junction and now houses museums and…
Park City, Utah
The Park City Museum on Main Street occupies the old City Hall and territorial jail, built in 1885, and visitors can step into the jail and…
Salt Lake City, Utah
The Peery Hotel, finished in 1910 as one of Salt Lake City's first luxury hotels, is a three-story brick Prairie-style building on the…
Ogden, Utah
Peery's Egyptian Theater opened on July 3, 1924 on Washington Boulevard, built on the site of the Arlington Hotel after a fire and…
Salt Lake City, Utah
The Pioneer Memorial Museum, run by the Daughters of Utah Pioneers across from the State Capitol, holds thousands of artifacts from Utah's…