Location: 603 E. South Temple, Salt Lake City Also known at the Governor’s Mansion , the Kearns Mansion was the home of Thomas Kearns, who became wealthy from the silver found in Park City.

Someone stole historic fencing from Salt Lake City's Fisher Mansion. Loss of the fence compromises the full meaning of beer baron Albert Fisher’s landmark west-side home.

On Sunday, March 31, the historic building underwent an unauthorized demolition, which was halted by Salt Lake City officials. By Sara Weber | April 9, 2024, 12:05 p.m.

Damage left behind after fence stolen from Fisher Mansion in Salt Lake City. The Fisher Mansion was built in 1893 for Albert Fisher, the founder of Utah's largest brewery at the time of its ...

The historic Utah Governor's Mansion will undergo $1. When you next walk by the historic Governor's Mansion in downtown Salt Lake City, expect to see some scaffolding.

Joseph F. Smith Salt Lake City Salt Lake City,Utah,United States Lorenzo Snow SALT LAKE CITY (KUTV) — Three historic buildings in downtown Salt Lake City will begin undergoing renovations in 2023.

SALT LAKE CITY — Stephen Pace can tell you everything you need to know about his unique home's history. He acquired the 124-year-old William F. Beer Estate in the 1970s, buying the four-story ...

Historic Salt Lake City Mansion With State Capitol and Mountain Views Lists for Nearly $13 ... the house now includes a two-story addition with windows that frame the Utah State Capitol building.

But Salt Lake City is aspirational, calling the historic space an "opportunity for recreation and education on the Jordan River." The transformation could happen, but not necessarily because of the ...

This sprawling Salt Lake City, Utah, home, built in 1939 and extensively remodeled in 2005 and 2006, is a true piece of history, with details that are charming, timeless and modern, too. Located ...

The historic Union Pacific Depot in downtown Salt Lake City, built in 1909 that once served travelers by rail, has now found new life as a hotel called Asher Adams.