Salt Lake City, Utah recent comments:

The Utah Museum of Natural History, a member of the University of Utah system in Salt Lake City, was established in 1963 to create a central location to house various natural history collections held in disparate locations on the campus. The Museum opened to the public in 1969, following conversion of this Depression-era library building. Today, the Museum serves as the state museum of natural history. Exhibits and educational programs are the mainstay of its public programming, with a focus on Utah and the surrounding intermountain region. The Museum also houses more than one million objects divided into three major collections – anthropology, biology, and earth sciences.

Wow that building is huge! It can comfortably seat 21,000 people in one auditorium!

Yeah, I thought I was editing it. I figured it out now, good job me!

Opened in 1956, this is one of 3 high schools in Salt Lake City. It is also now the location of the Salt Lake School for the Performing Arts (SPA).

Should be Congregation, not Congragation.

I especially like sitting at the reflecting pool. They also have some nice places you can take pictures while you're visiting. It's a very peacefull place.

This building was made out of granite that was left over from building the temple. It's a really cool looking building

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ummm, I hate to split hairs, but isn't the Shanghai Cafe about four doors east? This looks like the Five Buck Pizza location.

I took a piss here during the Olympics, heh heh...

Good Times.

Skeez told me to do it

This is where Debo stole Pokemon cards from a homeless

Do not eat here. Bad food

Gilgal Garden is not a masterpiece of art but of culture. It seems quite bizarre. It's worth a visit.

Formerly the grounds of the Salt Lake Country Club.

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I visited this garden, not long ago and was dissapointed. If you are visiting to see a strange instance of local culture, A Utah oddity, i highly reccomend it as it contains the famed "Joseph Smith Sphinx", however the sculptors skills were amature, and the pervasive smell of wonder bread, (it is directly adjacent to a massive bakery) will likely detract from your experience. I also take issue with the descriptions statement "gilgal sculpture garden is significant as the only identified "visionary art environment" in utah. if you are interested in "visionary art" I recommend the Spiral Jetty.

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