2000 Heritage Awards

Each year, through its Heritage Awards Program, the Utah Heritage Foundation recognizes projects, organizations, and individuals throughout the state that exemplify a commitment to excellence in preservation. In 2000, the Foundation presented nine Heritage Awards and a Lucybeth Rampton Award at a ceremony on October 19, held at the Grand Building of the Utah State Fairpark. Each award recipient offers a model for meeting the challenges of preservation that others can draw on in their own endeavors. As a group, the recipients represent the many and varied ways preservation is accomplished in our communities. They include the renovation of a local landmark, adaptive use projects, a dedicated homeowner, innovative partnerships, a teaching program, and incredible preservation volunteers. Utah Heritage Foundation congratulates all of the award recipients and thanks them for their contributions to preserving Utah's architectural heritage.
Anderson Lumber Mill, Architectural Design West Office Building, Logan
Dr. Douglas Alder, St. George
Firestone Building Tire Town Phase I, Salt Lake City
Ford Motor Company Building, Salt Lake City
Grafton Heritage Partnership
Noall House, Salt Lake City
Tenth Ward building, Salt Lake City
Traditional Building Skills Institute at Snow College, Ephraim
Washington County Historical Society
Zion National Park Oak Creek Utility Area Equipment Shed
Preserving, protecting and promoting Utah’s historic built environment.
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