The interior of a state-run fish hatchery. Photo: Utah State Historical Society
UTAH — The Utah Division of Wildlife Resources shared photos this morning taken in 1908, depicting what a state-run fish hatchery looked like in Utah over 120 years ago.
“They show both the interior of the hatchery — with its troughs to house fish — as well as the exterior and the raceways. In the exterior photos, you can even see the warden’s home on the property,” said a statement from the UDWR.
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