Utah Preservation: Building on the Past, Tenth Anniversary Issue, Volume 10 (2006)

Volume 10 of Utah Preservation: Building on the Past, an annual publication of Fyve-Star, Inc., in partnership with the Utah State Historical Society/Utah State Historic Preservation Office. Includes the following articles: "John Sugden: Modern Architecture Utah-Style," Anne G. Mooney "Kids Get 'Down and Dirty' at Mushroom Springs," Ronald J. Rood "Landmark Success: Renovating American Fork City Hall," Steve Cornell, Rachel David, and Michael Leishman "Where History Meets Nature [on Utah's National Forests]," Richa Wilson "Old House Kitchens and Baths: Giving Modern-Functioning Rooms an Historic Look," Alysa Revel "The House Remembers," Steve Lutz "'A Structure of Which Our County May Well Be Proud' [on the Cache County Courthouse]," Korral Broschinsky "Artful Transformation [on ArtSpace projects]," Kirk Huffaker "Utah Preservation Treasures," Nelson Knight and Wilson Martin "Preservation Myths: Can They Really Tell Me What Color to Paint My House?" Don Hartley Funding was provided in part by a 2006 Historic Preservation Fund grant administered by the Utah State Historic Preservation Office (project number UT-06-000, grant number 49-04-19346) and the State, Tribal, and Local Plans and Grants Division, National Park Service, U.S. Department of the Interior.