We asked Jenny Lund, Director of the Historic Sites Division for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, a bit about what she does. …
Cultural Compliance Series: Meet Jonathan Till from Edge of the Cedars
We asked Jonathan Till from Edge of the Cedars a bit about what he does and who he works for. Here’s what he said! 1) …
Cultural Compliance Series: Meet Zac Nelson from Bureau of Reclamation
We asked Dr. Zac Nelson from the Bureau of Reclamation (BOR) a bit about what he does and who he works for. Here’s what he …
Welcome to the Cultural Compliance Blog Series!
Let’s talk about Section 106 and U.C.A. 9-8-404 Did you know that there are cultural resource laws and regulations that public agencies need to follow …
Why Should I Become a Utah Cultural Site Steward?
There are lots of reasons why you should become a Site Steward with the Utah Cultural Site Stewardship Program(UCSS)! Each stewards’ reasons are different. Perhaps …
Welcome Lexi Carson!
We’re excited to announce that Lexi (she/her) is joining the SHPO team as the new Data and Events Specialist for the Utah Cultural Site Stewardship …
Ogden’s Commercial and Industrial Historic Properties
Friends of historic Ogden, we have great news! On July 13th, 2022, the National Park Service officially approved the Ogden Commercial and Industrial Properties Multiple …
Pintura Ditch
Prepared by Lindsey M. Evenson, Jennifer Bannick, and Everett Bassett of Transcon Environmental, Inc. for Washington County Water Conservancy District. This discussion of the Pintura …
Aumento Del Reconocimiento De La Comunidad Y Los Lugares Latinos De Utah
Por Christopher Merritt, oficial de Preservación Histórica del Estado de Utah División de Historia del Estado de Utah Read in English. El rico legado histórico …
Don’t Squish The Cake
Cake? Mortar? Surprisingly similar! Read to find out how mortar and historic buildings can resemble a layered cake.
Don’t Burn Down History!
Learn about fire and how it affects cultural resources.
Who Is Edith Chapman? Utah’s Early LGBTQ+ History in a Salt Lake City House
Learn more about early LGBTQ+ history in Salt Lake City, featuring a historic home near Liberty Park.