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Historic Preservation
Adopting a local preservation ordinance, appointing a preservation commission, and designating historic resources is one of the best ways for Eureka City to protect the historic character of its buildings, neighborhoods, and landmarks from inappropriate alterations, incompatible new construction, as well as outright demolition. For additional questions about the Historic Preservation Commission, feel free to give us a call. We will gladly assist you.
The Tintic Historical Society offers museum tours and information about Eureka and the Tintic Mining District. For more information or if you wish to join feel free to contact any of the Society Members listed below.
Tintic Historical Society Meetings:
1st Thursday of the month.
Time: 7:00 p.m.
Museum Hours:
June - October 2018
Friday & Saturday Noon - 5:00 p.m.
To make an appointment for a different day call any of the members below.
To view an online presentation on the Tintic Mining District, click on the following link: Tintic Mining District
Contact Info
Tintic Mining Museum
241 W Main
435-433-2054
Warren Holman
Tintic Historical Society
435-433-6308
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Nick Castleton Mayor
Tintic Historical Society
435-660-6788
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Dennis Wahlberg
Tintic Historical Society
435-433-2311
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Lyle Nelson
Tintic Historical Society
435-433-2056
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Tintic Mining Museum
Double Circle, Near Eureka
Eureka Hotel
Eureka with train
Image of Eureka
Eureka 4th of July Old Pic
Eureka 4th of July Old Pic 1
Eureka 4th of July Old Pic 2
Eureka 4th of July Old Pic 3
Eureka 4th of July Old Pic 4
Eureka Main Street 2
Church Street
Collapse of Eagle Blue Bell
Colorado Mine #2 General View
Eureka Main
Eureka Main Street
