What This Popular Utah Attraction Looked Like In The Past Will Charm And Delight You
Today, Red Butte Garden covers 18 acres and includes five miles of hiking trails for Utah residents and visitors to enjoy, but it didn’t always look like it does now. Over the years, the garden has grown from a small area used for botany research to the beautiful space that currently exists. Check out these vintage photos of Red Butte, provided on its Facebook page:
Seedlings in the greenhouse - growing in milk cartons. That’s a LOT of milk!
Red Butte has always relied on volunteers to help maintain the garden. What better way to spend a Saturday afternoon?
Smokey the Bear visited for Arbor Day.
Here's an old photo of the Fragrance Garden Arbor.
A concert at Red Butte - before the amphitheater! Today, Red Butte's concerts sell out months in advance.
The Sky Bridge in the Children's Garden - while it was still under construction.
The Visitor Center groundbreaking.
The Walter P. Cottam Visitor Center opened in 1994.
Red Butte's plant sales have always been popular.
Look how much the garden has grown!
Have you been to Red Butte Garden lately?
