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7 stories, landmarks & places within ~20 miles — the same local lore RoadyGoat plays as you drive through.
This house was built by an English-trained architect to house his polygamist family in 1869. John Watkins, who had architectural training in England, designed and built this house in Midway. He emigrated to the United…
The Sundance Film Festival, held annually in Park City since 1981, transformed a former silver mining town into the capital of independent cinema and launched the careers of countless filmmakers.
Quench your thirst for history at High West Distillery, Utah's first legal distillery since Prohibition, crafting spirits with a Wild West spirit. In 2006, David Perkins and his wife, Jane, founded High West Distillery…
Pull over! You're looking at a piece of Americana that's traveled more miles than you have today. The Road Island Diner, now the Oakley Diner, is a rare, classic Streamline Moderne Art Deco diner car. It's like stepping…
Pull over for a second and imagine this valley filled with stagecoaches, weary travelers, and the promise of a hot meal! This was Kimball Stage Stop, a vital lifeline on the Overland Trail. Built in 1862 by William H.…
Imagine the daring feats performed right here! This is Ecker Hill Ski Jump, built in 1928, and it was once a hub for winter sports enthusiasts. The Ecker Hill Ski Jump was a hillside groomed for ski jumping near…
Imagine carving a pathway into the heart of a mountain, all by hand. That's what happened here at Timpanogos Cave. In 1922, a local boy named James LeRoy Wilson followed animal tracks and squeezed through a tight…
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