Most stories written today about the Great Salt Lake have to do with its fragile ecosystem. Without…
Meeche White grew up with three cousins who are deaf. Her experiences with them in school gave…
The following is the fourth article in a series on Park City and Ketchum, Idaho.In 1936 Averell…
The following is the third article in a series on Park City and Ketchum, Idaho. The last…
The following is the second article in a series on Park City and Ketchum, Idaho. Welcome back…
The following is the first article in a series on Park City and Ketchum, Idaho. Park City…
Park City underwent significant economic and social changes in the 1960s as it started evolving from a…
In their book accompanying the Smithsonian traveling exhibit ¡Pleibol! In the Barrios and the Big Leagues /…
“Aviation, the word that charms the multitude – that thrills the heart – that crowds the grandstand.…
Situated mostly at altitudes surpassing 7,000 feet – as the t-shirts in the window displays exclaim –…
Today, Park City is a winter sports hub. Before the ski resorts we see today, Parkites could…
Needless to say, Park City was a little different when I arrived as a pro ski patroller…
While actors using blackface and racialized stereotypes dates back to at least the Middle Ages, the advent…
October is often when skiers begin to prepare for the upcoming season – planning trips, buying passes,…
In July 1978, less than a year after they opened the Alpine Slide, developers Wally Wright and…
People have been skiing in Park City since at least the 1890s. Skiing was a local affair…
If you explore the Park City area, I guarantee that you will bear witness to at least…
George Wanning was a prominent member of Park City in the 1900s, owning a saloon on Main…
When thinking about film in Park City, most people imagine the Sundance Film Festival, or perhaps the…
During August of 1914, the 108th meeting of the American Institute of Mining Engineers was held in…
Nearly four decades after it was first proposed the Park City—Alta tunnel idea was resurrected by United…
Forty-two years as a film festival, thirty-nine years in Park City, twenty-nine years as The Sundance Film…
On Friday, May 8, 1953 the two largest mining firms in the Park City district, the Silver…
Children enjoy the Park City Racquet Club’s swimming pool during the summer of 1988. The year before,…
In June 1946, Park City restaurateur J.E. Jenkins, also known as photographer Pop Jenks, decided to treat…
Utah’s Lagoon Park is one of the ten oldest amusement parks in the country.[1] The earliest version…
Coney Island stirs up images and memories of a place known worldwide, either by those who went…
Water amusement parks have long been a popular source of recreation. Utah’s most famous was Saltair, on…
Park City loves to play. In fact, Park City was reborn after the collapse of the mining…
For many of us, it’s impossible to remember our childhoods without recalling time spent at a playground,…
“It seems evident to all that there is a crying need in our town, a live town…
In celebration of “the power of imagination on wheels,” the last Wednesday of March each year is…
Did you all get to take advantage of our beautiful surroundings this past summer? Hiking, mountain biking,…
Are you doing anything for the eclipse on Monday, August 21, 2017? Many people, Americans and international…
How far would you hike for $50? In 1913, Annie and Teenie Wilson, Mazie Kerr, and Freida…
A cold breeze on your face, the sound of blades gliding on ice, a wintertime classic: ice…
July of 1918 was a busy month. July 9 saw the worst train wreck in the country’s…
Though her time in Park City was short, the final piece in our Women’s History Month series…
Thanks for coming back to learn about the history of “ski trains” in Park City. Preparations for…
Dating back to the 1930s, Park City promoted itself as a destination for winter sports. The Salt…