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Below you'll find a list of all posts that have been tagged as “historic preservation”

Who is Edith Chapman? Utah’s early LGBTQ+ History in a Salt Lake City House

By Kelsey Neeley, Salt Lake Community College A charming yet unassuming house in Salt Lake City is just one historic property that contributes to the …

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Fix Your Wood Windows Blog

Windows on historic buildings are an important mark of the architectural character. While this is obvious for decorative or stained glass windows, it can be …

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Let That Brick Breathe!

By Amber Anderson, SHPO Tax Credit Coordinator Did you know that historic masonry is meant to breathe? Whether it be brick, stone, or another type …

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The Peculiar Historical and Archaeological Journey of Utah’s First House: The Devereaux Mansion

Written by Christopher W. Merritt, Ph.D. State Historic Preservation Officer How many times have you traveled South Temple in downtown Salt Lake City and noticed …

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B-Limey! Historic Kilns in the Foothills

Written by Christopher W. Merritt, Ph.D., State Historic Preservation Officer You can see the knife-like scar in the foothills near the brightly shining white “U” …

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Historical Tour of the Fort Douglas National Historic Landmark Cemetery

ehora May 30, 2020

Join Cemetery Program Manager Amy Barry from the Utah Division of State History for a walking tour of the history of Utah’s longest-serving military post’s …

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The Oljato Trading Post: Renewed Significance in the 21st Century

ehora May 27, 2020

In celebration of Archaeology and Historic Preservation Month, the Utah State Historic Preservation Office is excited to host a series of brown bag lectures. Join us …

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Spring City Heritage Day

ehora May 23, 2020

Join us in celebrating Spring City’s Historic homes! Sign up to tour 15 houses in the National Register historic district, join in our art auction, …

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Visit With Respect Ambassador Day

ehora May 23, 2020

Friends of Cedar Mesa has been hard at work training people to be “Visit with Respect Ambassadors,” and these Ambassadors will be out on the …

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Utah’s Mining Heritage: You Want to Save that Rusty Stuff?

ehora May 13, 2020

In celebration of Archaeology and Historic Preservation Month, the Utah State Historic Preservation Office is excited to host a series of brown bag lectures. Join us …

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Help Restore the Mount Sterling Granary!

ehora November 2, 2019

The Bear River Heritage Area will host a work day on Saturday, Nov. 2, to help stabilize one of the valley’s iconic historic granaries. The …

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Utah State History Conference Tour: South Temple Street: 170 Years of Change

ehora September 28, 2019

South Temple Street is arguably the architecturally most significant street in Utah because it offers architectural styles from almost every period of Utah history. On …

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