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Looking to stuff your itinerary? From the time the pioneers settled in the Salt Lake Valley in 1847, and even before, Salt Lake has had a rich history. You can discover some of that history in Salt Lake by visiting the sites below.
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A National Historic Landmark, and a monument to courageous people who conquered the desert. Built in 1854, this served as the official residence of Brigham Young when he was ...more
This monument honors LDS Church leader and pioneer-colonizer Brigham Young, and pays tribute to the Utah Indians and fur trappers who preceded Mormon settlers into the Salt ...more
Roman Catholic Mass - Mon-Fri 8 am, 5:15 pm (choir); Sat 5 pm (english) 7 pm (spanish); Sun 8:30 am, 11 am (choir), 3 pm (spanish), 6 pm. Holy Days: please contact cathedral.
Chronicling the history of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints from its beginning in 1830 to the present day, collections at the library contain manuscripts, ...more
Originally located in downtown Salt Lake, the hall served as a city and territorial government office. It was moved in 1960 and now houses the Utah Office of Tourism and the ...more
When the pioneers arrived in the Salt Lake Valley in July 1847, they immediately began constructing simple homes in their new surroundings. Today, more than a century and a ...more
Erected in 1859 at the entrance to Brigham Young’s property which led to the mouth of City Creek Canyon. Replaced several times over the years, the present 4,000 lb. eagle ...more
First Presbyterian Church of Salt Lake City, Utah, was organized in 1873. The present church structure, built in 1903, was restored in 2003. It is one of the three oldest ...more
Stroll brick-lined pathways and discover retail specialty shops and restaurants surrounding the historic Gardner Mill. You'll enjoy a leisurely-paced setting milling around ...more
Located on South Temple between “G” & “H” Streets, the mansion was built as a residence for early mining executive Thomas Kearns and is now the official residence of Utah’s ...more
The centerpiece of this beautifully landscaped 10-acre plot in the heart of downtown is the 6-spired Salt Lake Temple. Also on the Square is the domed Tabernacle, home of the ...more
Whole Foods Market, Williams-Sonoma, Pottery Barn, Pottery Barn Kids, plus 80 unique shops and restaurants in charming trolley-car barns. Free walking tours. National historic ...more
Located in an area once known as “Greek Town.” The first Holy Trinity Church was built in 1905, the year the Greek Orthodox Community of Utah was organized. The present ...more
This beautifully resorted historic building, the former Hotel Utah built in 1911 and listed on the National Registry of Historic Buildings, houses the popular FamilySearch ...more
Constructed in 1855 as a residence for Brigham Young and his family. No tours, but The Pantry Restaurant on the lower level is open to the public.
In a grassy plot near downtown Salt Lake City are the gravesites of Brigham Young and others, including Eliza R. Snow, pioneer poetess and early women's leader in The Church ...more
Pioneer Park was settled in 1847 and is known as the "Old Fort" settlement. It is the site of the first pioneer campsite in Salt Lake City, and the site of the first pioneer ...more
Built in 1910 for the Denver Rio Grande and Western Railroad, this is one of the state’s grandest buildings. It now houses state history offices, the Utah History Research ...more
Free tours. Call for an appointment and we will make arrangements. Built in 1927; includes Egyptian, Gothic, Moorish, and Colonial rooms.
Discover an archeological dig in underground downtown Salt Lake! Visit the Social Hall Heritage Museum to find out what the early settlers of Salt Lake did for a good time. ...more
St. Mark's Cathedral dates from 1871 and is the third oldest Episcopal cathedral in the United States. It is Utah’s oldest non-Mormon church
Create 1860s ambiance for a unique event in This is The Place Heritage Park's Heritage Village. Over 450 acres. Perfect for corporate events, parties, receptions, and family ...more
Established in 1850, the University of Utah is Utah’s oldest and largest public institution of higher learning. Visitors to the campus are welcome.
Host your event, large or small, indoors or outdoors at the State Fairpark. Historic buildings and spacious grounds year round.
A Utah Family Farm Museum. Daily farm tours, wagon rides, 2 new art/photography galleries, animals, and summer camp. Facility rentals available. Call for seasonal events.
The 1980 White Memorial Chapel is a reproduction of an earlier chapel belonging to the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. The original was constructed in 1883 and ...more
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