Mining has shaped the State of Utah geographically, demographically, and economically. Thousands of old mines can still be found in Utah’s mountains and canyons, especially in the mountains surrounding Park ...
Park City Film with Park City Museum is presenting the film Toni Morrison: The Pieces I Am on Thursday, May 14th. Pre-registration for the screening is required. Registrants will receive ...
State Historic Preservation Officer, Chris Merritt continues his exploration of the tie hacking camps in the high Unitas. After years trekking through the High Uintas on the North Slopes, Chris ...
Park City Museum will host a virtual Zoom lecture presented by Sandy Brumley called A Brief History of Tom Kearns  on May 27th from 5-6 p.m. MDT Tom Kearns is ...
How were the ores mined in Park City turned into silver, lead or gold bars? Why were they crushed and concentrated? Mining Engineer Donovan Symonds offers practical demonstrations and slides ...
Tom Kearns is a hero of the old west, rags-to-riches miner, U.S. Senator, and rail road magnate. He clearly loved newspapers, garnering his first press mention in 1880 at the ...
Join us for a lecture on the history of Park City’s High Line and the industrial complex it once served. Steve Leatham and David Nicholas will team up once again ...
Join our FIRST Online Lecture - "Agriculture In Park City" Our popular "History Speaks" Lecture Series is back! Join Executive Director Sandra Morrison as she explores Park City's settlers' challenges ...
The Park City Museum will host a Zoom lecture given by Rick Okabe called Topaz Internment Camp on Thursday, August 13th from 5 p.m. to 6 p.m. Please contact education@parkcityhistory.org ...
Thursday August 20 (HIKE IS FULL!) The 1,350 acres of the Bonanza Flat open space represent unique and sensitive values: scenic, natural, ecological, forest, open space, water quality, watershed, riparian, ...
