Searching for an easy (and free) way to learn more about the beautiful historic buildings in every Utah city and town? The Utah State Historic …
Sharing Utah’s Cultural Heritage: A Collaboration between the Archaeological Conservancy and SHPO’s Archaeology Grant
The Archaeological Conservancy has long been dedicated to preserving significant archaeological sites for research, education, and community engagement. With a recent Archaeology Grant from Utah’s …
Clover Ward LDS Meetinghouse, Rush Valley, Tooele County
The Clover Ward LDS Meetinghouse in Rush Valley, Tooele County, is significant under Criterion A in the areas of Religion and Social History. As a …
Springdale Hilltop Cemetery, Springdale, Washington County
The Springdale Hilltop Cemetery is locally significant as the first cemetery established during the settlement of Springdale, Washington County, Utah. Springdale’s first cemetery is the …
Springdale Town Jail, Springdale, Washington County
The Springdale Town Jail, built in 1935, is locally significant as a link between the town of Springdale, Zion National Park, and the Civilian Conservation …
Toovuhsuhvooch Archaeological District, Carbon County
The Toovuhsuhvooch Archaeological District, located in Carbon County, is significant at the statewide level under Criteria A, C and D. Also, Criteria Consideration A applies …
Springville Historic District Add. Doc., Springville, Utah County
The original Springville Historic District located in Utah County, was listed in the National Register of Historic Places on January 21, 2004. The amended Springville …
Preserving Utah’s Industrial Past: The Stockton Kilns Protection Project
The Stockton Kilns—also known as the Waterman Coking Ovens—stand as a reminder of the state’s 19th-century industrial history. Built around 1873 and in operation until …
Fort Douglas Walking Tour
Take a look at this fantastic Archaeology and Historic Preservation Month event and get ready for May 2025. Every year in Utah, organizations around the …
Protecting Nine Mile Canyon’s Rich Archaeological Legacy with SHPO’s Archaeology Grant
On a private location within Utah’s renowned Nine Mile Canyon, lies a rich and unique archaeological landscape. Known for its dense concentration of ancient sites, …
Exploring Utah’s Past through SHPO’s Archaeology Grant
A recent archaeological survey funded by SHPO’s Archaeology Grant has uncovered new insights into southern Utah’s history. This project marks a significant step forward in …
ELIAS & MARY ANN VAN FLEET HOUSE, FARMINGTON, DAVIS COUNTY
The Elias and Mary Ann Van Fleet House in Farmington, Davis County, Utah, was originally constructed ca. 1868 and is significant at the local level …