Butch Cassidy’s boyhood home misses the cut for Utah’s first state monuments; Danger Cave, Old Iron Town top list

(Tribune file photo) Butch Cassidy grew up in this house near Circleville, Utah.

(Tribune file photo) Butch Cassidy grew up in this house near Circleville, Utah.

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