Donald W. Meyers | The Salt Lake Tribune
Workers and emergency responders survey soot from a fire at Brigham Young University's M
Donald W. Meyers | The Salt Lake Tribune
Workers and emergency responders survey soot from a fire at Brigham Young University's M
Donald W. Meyers | The Salt Lake Tribune
Workers and emergency responders survey soot from a fire at Brigham Young University's M
Donald W. Meyers | The Salt Lake Tribune
Workers and emergency responders survey soot from a fire at Brigham Young University's M
Donald W. Meyers | The Salt Lake Tribune
Workers and emergency responders survey the soot from a fire at Brigham Young University
Donald W. Meyers | The Salt Lake Tribune
Workers and emergency responders survey soot from a fire at Brigham Young University's M
Donald W. Meyers | The Salt Lake Tribune
Workers and emergency responders survey soot from a fire at Brigham Young University's Monte L. Bean Life Science Museum Monday. Provo Battalion Chief Ed Scott said the fire started when sparks from a worker's welding torch ignited tar that was being used to seal the foundation for the museum's addition. There was no damage from the fire, which sent a plume of black smoke above the Provo campus.
Donald W. Meyers | The Salt Lake Tribune
Workers and emergency responders survey soot from a fire at Brigham Young University's Monte L. Bean Life Science Museum Monday. Provo Battalion Chief Ed Scott said the fire started when sparks from a worker's welding torch ignited tar that was being used to seal the foundation for the museum's addition. There was no damage from the fire, which sent a plume of black smoke above the Provo campus.
Donald W. Meyers | The Salt Lake Tribune
Workers and emergency responders survey soot from a fire at Brigham Young University's Monte L. Bean Life Science Museum Monday. Provo Battalion Chief Ed Scott said the fire started when sparks from a worker's welding torch ignited tar that was being used to seal the foundation for the museum's addition. There was no damage from the fire, which sent a plume of black smoke above the Provo campus.
Donald W. Meyers | The Salt Lake Tribune
Workers and emergency responders survey soot from a fire at Brigham Young University's Monte L. Bean Life Science Museum Monday. Provo Battalion Chief Ed Scott said the fire started when sparks from a worker's welding torch ignited tar that was being used to seal the foundation for the museum's addition. There was no damage from the fire, which sent a plume of black smoke above the Provo campus.
Donald W. Meyers | The Salt Lake Tribune
Workers and emergency responders survey the soot from a fire at Brigham Young University's Monte L. Bean Life Science Museum Monday. Provo Battalion Chief Ed Scott said the fire started when sparks from a worker's welding torch ignited tar that was being used to seal the foundation for the museum's addition. There was no damage from the fire, which sent a plume of black smoke above the Provo campus.
Donald W. Meyers | The Salt Lake Tribune
Workers and emergency responders survey soot from a fire at Brigham Young University's Monte L. Bean Life Science Museum Monday. Provo Battalion Chief Ed Scott said the fire started when sparks from a worker's welding torch ignited tar that was being used to seal the foundation for the museum's addition. There was no damage from the fire, which sent a plume of black smoke above the Provo campus.