Square. Replaced Crossroads Mall and ZCMI Mall. Deseret News Building - former home of the daily Deseret News First Security Building - 1950s international style skyscraper The Gateway - pedestrian mall Jon M. Huntsman Center - main indoor arena at the University of Utah Kearns Building - built by mining magnate and U.S. Senator Thomas Kearns. For years it was considered the center of business in Salt Lake City One Utah Center - twenty-four story granite-clad skyscraper Rice-Eccles Stadium - football stadium for the University of Utah; site of the Opening and Closing Ceremonies of the 2002 Winter Olympics; also the former home to the Major League Soccer team Real Salt Lake Rio Grande Depot - historic railroad station, originally built by Denver & Rio Grande Western Railroad in 1910 and also used by the Western Pacific Railroad, Los Angeles and Salt Lake Railroad and Amtrak between 1986 and 1999. Today the headquarters of the Utah State Historical Society. Salt Lake City Union Pacific Depot - another historic railroad station, originally named the Union Station, built jointly by the San Pedro, Los Angeles & Salt Lake and the Oregon Short Line Railroads. Salt Lake City International Airport - west of Rose Park, five miles from Downtown Salt Lake Regional Medical Center - hospital built around Sisters of the Holy Cross Chapel, originally Holy Cross Hospital Salt Palace - large convention center Tribune Building - Main Street (across from Kearns Building) named for The Salt Lake Tribune which had long inhabited it Vivent Arena (formerly the Delta Center/Energy Solutions Arena) - home of the Utah Jazz NBA basketball team Walker Center - national historic skyscraper constructed in 1912 Wells Fargo Center - current tallest skyscraper in Salt Lake City, constructed in 1998 ZCMI Center Mall - a former downtown mall with façade of old ZCMI department store Residences Alfred McCune Home - lavish turn-of-the-century Capitol Hill mansion. David Keith Mansion - partner of Thomas Kearns in the Silver King Coalition Mine. George M. Cannon House - 1890 mansion in the Forest Dale section built by George Mousley Cannon, the developer of Forest Dale and a member of the Intermountain West's prominent Cannon family. Thomas Kearns Mansion- built by mining magnate and U.S. Senator Thomas Kearns. Now the Utah State Governor's Mansion, the largest in the United States. Walker-McCarthey Mansion Woodruff-Riter-Stewart Home - another Capitol Hill mansion. Fraternal Salt Lake Masonic Temple