National Parks were created, in part, to protect land and resources from development and business interests. In the process of creating them, however, American Indians who lived in park areas were…

Salt Lake City’s Temple Square is more than just a place of worship, it is the administrative center of a major world religion. What began as an open-air gathering place has become an architectural…

As films and movie theaters became increasingly popular modes of entertainment in the twentieth-century United States, the Intermountain West followed suit as families, migrants, and entrepreneurs…

This tour explores the significance and history of fossil sites in the Intermountain West. It includes sites such as Fossil Cabin, Petrified Forest National Park, Dinosaur National Monument, Dinosaur…