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Salt Lake City moves to designate Gilgal Sculpture Garden as a landmark site

By dailyutahchronicle.com · August 31, 2026 · 1 min read
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Long known for its unique sculptures, the Gilgal Sculpture Garden works to captivate visitors with its abstract sculptures and structures. Now, the garden is moving toward becoming a designated local landmark site. For over 20 years, the garden fought, often unsuccessfully, to secure legal protections. Now, at the direction of Salt Lake City Mayor...

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