Holladay

Few cities in Utah have a history as closely tied to Mormon pioneer settlement as Holladay. The community takes its name from John Holladay, who reached the Salt Lake Valley with his family in 1847, the year Mormon settlers first entered the valley. Today, Holladay occupies the valley’s eastern side below the Wasatch Range and forms part of the Salt Lake City metropolitan area. Established residential streets and local businesses give it a distinct identity beside the larger city, while the nearby mountain foothills define its regional setting. Browse other webcams across Salt Lake Valley and Utah to place Holladay in a wider geographic context.

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