Park City, Utah

Park City began as a silver mining town tucked high in the Wasatch Mountains, where prospectors discovered rich veins in the late 1860s. By the 1890s, mines like the Silver King helped turn Park City into one of the West’s great boomtowns, filled with miners, merchants, boarding houses, and life along a bustling Main Street. This collection honors old Park City — a place of silver, snow, mountain light, and the timeless romance of a town built between hardship and beauty.