Everything that was here
- 1996–present · still open
Calvin L. Rampton Salt Palace Convention CenterOther
Opened February 1996 on the demolished arena's site at 100 S West Temple.
See the map in 1997 → - 1969–1993
Salt Palace ArenaStadium
The arena that held the Utah Stars, the Jazz and the Grateful Dead stood on the block that was once Salt Lake's Japan Town.
See the map in 1970 →
Nearby history
Crazy Goat Saloon
165 S West Temple · 253 m away
The Dead Goat renamed and reopened as a strip club, which led to a lawsuit with the LDS Church.
Dooly Block
109 W 200 South · 274 m away
A six-story Louis Sullivan office building, called his best work in the West, was torn down in 1964.
Utah Theatre (Pantages)
144 S Main Street · 285 m away
A Pantages vaudeville house that became the Utah Theatre, was split in two in 1968, and was torn down in 2022 despite a
Capitol Theatre (Orpheum)
50 W 200 South · 340 m away
Opened as the Orpheum Theatre in 1913, it became the Capitol in 1927 and now hosts Ballet West and Utah Opera.
Kearns Building
132 S Main Street · 356 m away
Thomas Kearns's white terracotta office tower opened in 1911 and housed what was billed as the most beautiful buffet in
Salt Lake Tribune Building (Ezra Thompson Building)
143 S Main St · 421 m away
The Tribune bought this 1924 mining-mayor's tower in 1937 and left in 2005; now it is a university.
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