Bittersweet transfer of Fort Douglas honors courage and sacrifice
The closure of the fort closes a chapter of history unique in the United States.
Read MoreThe closure of the fort closes a chapter of history unique in the United States.
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Read MoreFort Douglas is a living record of Utah and American military history that continues to shape the University of Utah.
Read MoreOn Aug. 8, the University of Utah, U.S. Army Reserve and Utah National Guard will complete the transfer of the final 50 acres of Fort Douglas land to the state’s flagship higher education institution.
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Read MoreThe oldest building on the University of Utah campus tells the story of the Civil War, the American West and the military post that made the U possible.
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