Though the facility is no longer in existence and no trace of the building remains, archived news articles unveiled the story of Utah's first asylum in Salt Lake City. A new marker memorializes 55 ...

A photograph of patients who resided in the Utah Territorial Insane Asylum — now the Utah State Hospital — during the 1900s hangs on the wall of the hospital's museum in Provo on Wednesday ...

Since 1885, the Utah State Hospital – once known as the Territorial Insane Asylum – has sat on the same plot of land, nestled against the mountains in the far e ...

PROVO, Utah – The Utah State Hospital is launching an effort to restore dignity to patients who died at the facility decades ago. The hospital originally opened in 1885 as the Utah Territorial ...

PROVO, Utah (AP) — Nearly 500 patients buried in unmarked graves after they died in what was once called the Utah Territorial Insane Asylum have been honored with a new memorial in Provo.

Several large sections of the Provo City Cemetery appear vacant. No headstones. No flowers. No memorials to mark the final resting places of nearly 500 early Utah settlers.

Provo • Nearly 500 patients buried in unmarked graves after they died in what was once called the Utah Territorial Insane Asylum have been honored with a new memorial in Provo.. The names of ...