University of Utah: Bureau of Mines Building (demolished) – Salt Lake City UT

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Description

The Public Works Administration paid for the construction of the United States Bureau of Mines building on the University of Utah campus in 1939-40.  It was designed by Cannon and Mullen architects.  The building was demolished recently to make way for the new Frederick Albert Sutton building of the College of Mines & Earth Sciences – or, more specifically, the parking garage for the Sutton complex.

In 1938, the land had been deeded to the U. S. Government by the University of Utah, so a federal facility could be built on the campus.  In 1981, the Bureau of Mines property was deeded back to the university, along with the buildings.

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University of Utah Historic Buildings

Project originally submitted by Brent McKee, Joan Greer on December 11, 2016.

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Location Info


124 Central Campus Dr
Salt Lake City, UT 84112

Coordinates: 40.767200, -111.844291

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