Salt Lake Times | 1960-02-12 | Page 4 | Dead Horse Point Designated as Utah State Park |

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Date	1960-02-12
Paper	Salt Lake Times
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Article Title	Dead Horse Point Designated as Utah State Park
Type	article
Date	1960-02-12
Paper	Salt Lake Times
Page	4
OCR Text	Show Dead Horse Point Designated as Utah State Park Spectacular Dead Horse Point near the confluence of the Colorado Colo-rado and Green Rivers, historic Brigham Young winter residence in St. George and the picturesque home of the "Buckskin Apostle," as he was known, Jacob Hamblin in Santa Clara, were designated as Utah State Parks and historic sites and taken into the State Park System, Harold P. Fabian, chairman, Utah State Park and Recreation Commission has made public. Governor George D. Clyde joined with commissioners in accepting the . new park lands and historic structures at formal ceremonies.
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