Marshall White Center, once an historic investment in Ogden’s marginalized neighborhoods, faces ‘demolition by neglect’

The Marshall White Center is one of the only public spaces in the state named after a Black Utahn, but its fate remains unclear.

(Rick Egan | The Salt Lake Tribune) Justice Conrad gets some pointers from boxing coach Ron Brown, during the Intro to Boxing class, at the Marshall White Center, in Ogden, on Wednesday, Nov. 17, 2021.

Marshall White Center, once an historic investment in Ogden’s marginalized neighborhoods, faces ‘demolition by neglect’

The Marshall White Center is one of the only public spaces in the state named after a Black Utahn, but its fate remains unclear.

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