The Mystery Of Utah History
Monday, August 18, 2025
Ogden's Hinckley Airport isn't the Area's Original Airport
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An aerial view of the Ogden Airport in 2006. Photo from Wikipedia Commons MOST people would believe that the current Ogden...
Monday, August 11, 2025
Layton's Gentile Street is not Unique -- There's a Gentile Valley Road in Southeast Idaho
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Gentile Street sign in Layton, Utah. For those familiar with Layton, Utah, the City’s...
Tuesday, April 22, 2025
1948: When a West Davis Highway in northern Utah was first proposed
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MANY may erroneously believe that a West Davis Highway corridor was first proposed by Utah Governor Mike Leavitt back in 1996, alm...
1898: When 75 percent of Park City was destroyed by a 'Fiery furnace'
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Park City's Main Street. IT was likely the largest city fire ever in Utah. "Destroyed!; ...
1894 in Utah: When bicyclists outraced horses over 50 miles – Plus, a mini S.L. Temple Square tale
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IT was an unusual race: man vs. beast and over an artificial track the human was the victor, with some 600 people watching. “Ponies b...
Historical facts and trivia for Lagoon Amusement Park
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LAGOON is one of Utah’s most popular seasonal attractions. Here is some historical trivia and facts about the Amusement Park: -...
Back when visiting the ‘4 Corners’ was a perilous trip; and other historical tidbits
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VISITING the famed Four Corners, the only place where four States of America intersect, today is a convenient trip over paved ...
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