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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Saltair,_Utah
You can drive out to the site today, and all of the dishes, a bathroom sink, the pillars, and many more things are out there just SITTING waiting to be discovered! Here are some pictures of our adventure out there in October. There is also a picture of The Beach Boys standing on pillars during one of their trips to Saltair, and then the picture how it looks today. I have always been interested in Saltair: My Great Grandma used to frequent Saltair in the early 1900's, my Grandma used to go there dancing, swimming at Black Rock, and riding the rollercoaster when she was a teenager, and that is where I met my husband in 1997 at a dance at Saltair III, where it stands now.


















































