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An undated photo of the cross that Christopher "Kit" Carson left on a rock on Fremont Island in 1843. It was recently added to the National Register of Historic Places. | Utah Division of Forestry, ...
FREMONT ISLAND, Utah — An iconic Utah symbol that has been in place for nearly two centuries will now be protected after being added to the National Register of Historic Places. Kit Carson's Cross, ...
Great Salt Lake • After a few years pondering what to do with Fremont Island, state resource managers have landed on something novel. They’re going to leave it alone. There will be no concessions, no ...
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