On this spot there once stood an old hydroelectric power plant. Is history dates back more than 100 years. In 1990, Rocky Mountain Power took over the plant, and it was a relic! When their 25-year lease expired in 2015, Central Utah Water Conservancy built a brand new all-electric plant. Unfortunately, no photos are allowed in the new facility. But CUWC aims to convert the old plant into a museum, and we got a sneak peak at it!

A hidden piece of history nestled in Provo Canyon. This is where Nikola Tesla and Westinghouse developed many electric appliances for the modern age. A new hydroelectric plant was built and is quite impressive to see.

I walked right by the ruins to the plant this morning. And I have been frequently passing the plant since my family moved to Utah from Texas in 1995. Its so great and a great place to have as a part of my life.

Power generating.

First electrical engineer school in the country for AC. Nikola Tesla built the generator in this building. Truly a great site right at the mouth of the Provo canyon.Also there filmed some horror shows here

Didnt go here but Id love to your it if they ever do that sort of thing. It looks like a really cool facility here in the area for Utah County

Go enjoy a walk on the path

Great place for an overnight stay with your snugglebunny!

A fantastic tour and very worthwhike!

Its a cool spot from the past someone needs to make it a historic site

Tour of new power plant was awesome!

A great feat of engineering.

Very cool piece of history.

Being built