Demolished Salt Lake

A conversation with the ladies who worked hard to bring the Laird Heights and Princeton Heights Local Historic Districts to fruition.

The story of the illegal demolition of the 5th Ward Meetinghouse located in Salt Lake City. Sources: Utah Historical Society Newspapers.com Deseret News: 1910-7-16 Salt Lake Architecture Blogspot National Register of Historic Places Nomination Form Follow us! Instagram Facebook Threads Twitter YouTube

Demolished Salt Lake Podcast is now Demolished Places Podcast! We're venturing outside of Salt Lake to include all of Utah. This gives us the opportunity to bring you even more stories about lost buildings, places and peoples. We're also expanding our discussions to include more about historic preservation and its importance to our sense of place, collective memories and wellbeing. Episodes will alternate between storytelling and interviews with local and national experts. We've been working on this for some time and are excited to finally bring it to fruition. Come along on this new path with us! It's sure to be a great ride! If you already subscribe to the podcast, you don't need to do a thing. You'll get new episodes right to your podcast app as usual. Look for a new Demolished Places episode to drop soon!

Episode 32: 2023 Preservation Wins, Loses and What to Watch in 2024 - Part 2 Part 2 of our discussion with special guest Rachel Quist about the buildings we lost in 2023, the ones that were saved and those that are in danger of demolition in 2024. Rachel Quist's Rachel's SLC History Adrienne White's House Genealogy Instagram Facebook  Threads Twitter/X  YouTube

Rachel Quist joins us for a discussion about the buildings we lost in 2023, the ones that were saved and those that are in danger of demolition in 2024. Rachel Quist's Rachel's SLC History Adrienne White's House Genealogy Instagram  Facebook  Threads Twitter/X YouTube

A conversation with Nikki Boyer about the Sun Tavern and its influence on the cultural landscape of Utah's gay community. Sources: Salt Lake Tribune 2014-10-14 Follow us! Instagram Facebook  Threads Twitter  YouTube

The true story of City Creek Canyon's Witch House.  Sources: Rachel's SLC History Utah Division of State History Digital Archives Utah Stories Salt Lake Herald-Republican 1883-05-23 Cold Bonus 1: Satanic Panic Grimm Ghost Tours Follow us on social media: Instagram Facebook Threads Twitter/X  YouTube

The story of the Cramer House. Sources:  Utah Division of Archives and Record Services Utah Historical Society Digital Archives J. Willard Marriott Library Digital Archives Find-A-Grave Family Search Sanborn Fire Insurance Maps: Salt Lake City 1889 Sheet 041; Salt Lake City 1898 Sheet 113; Salt Lake City 1911 Sheet 238; Salt Lake City 1950 Sheet 238 Utah Digital Newspapers: Salt Lake Times: 1890-06-20 Salt Lake Herald Republican: 1893-10-20; 1887-04-27; 1887-06-02; 1908-09-05 Salt Lake Telegram: 1904-03-08; 1909-11-24 Deseret Evening News: 1906-12-03 Salt Lake Tribune: 1908-07-18; 1908-07-28; 1988-08-17; 1990-10-28 Inter-Mountain Republican: 1908-07-18; 1908-07-28; 1908-09-05 Newspapers.com: Deseret News: 1897-07-24; 1930-05-01 Salt Lake Tribune: 1980-12-14  Follow along on social media: Instagram Facebook Threads Twitter/X YouTube

The story of the Dooly building.   Sources: Utah History Quarterly issuu.com Utah Division of State History Digital Archives saltlakearchitecture.blogspot.com utahcfa.org dwell.com villagepreservation.org Utah Historic Building Records Find-a-Grave stateparks.utah.gov/parks/antelope-island Salt Lake County Digital Archives J. Willard Marriott Library Digital Archives Sanborn Fire Insurance Map: Salt Lake City; 1889:Sheet 044 Salt Lake City; 1898: Sheet 007 Salt Lake City; 1911: Sheet 137 Salt Lake City; 1950: Sheet 137 Utah Digital Newspapers: Salt Lake Herald Republican: 1883-05-27; 1890-02-22; 1890-03-18; 1890-07-13; 1890-09-16; 1890-09-25; 1892-05-24; 1900-02-25; 1902-09-26; 1902-12-30; 1904-05-30; 1904-09-24; 1907-04-26 Salt Lake Times: 1890-07-16 Salt Lake Tribune: 1890-07-19; 1890-09-24; 1892-05-06; 1900-01-04; 1901-05-16; 1905-02-25; 1905-09-28; 1905-09-29; 1908-03-23; 1908-03-22; 1911-10-24; 1911-11-15; 1911-11-15 Salt Lake Telegram: 1892-09-24; 1896-05-27; 1904-05-30; 1904-09-23; 1908-04-14; 1911-10-24; Deseret Evening News: 1904-05-02; 1904-05-30 Intermountain Republican: 1907-11-14 Newspapers.com: Salt Lake Herald: 1892-05-26; 1892-05-06; 1890-06-11; 1890-12-19; 1891-11-01; 1892-05-26; 1892-06-07 Salt Lake Tribune: 1947-06-29; 1962-03-08; 1962-07-21; 1964-08-29; 1964-09-03; 1964-09-12; 1964-09-21; 1964-11-19; 1964-10-30 Deseret Evening News: 1947-04-12; 1964-10-02 Salt Lake Telegram: 1946-07-17 The Daily Herald: 1964-12-20   Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/demolishedsaltlakepodcast Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/demolishedsaltlakepodcast Twitter: https://mobile.twitter.com/demolishedslpod YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCyn9sbSq9G0WfqSYXwRZBRw

A conversation about preserving historic Murray with Rachel Morot, Vice President of the Historic First Murray Foundation. Correction: In the episode when discussion the underground railroad in North Carolina, Rachel stated that the Amish were abolitionists in the area. She misspoke and instead meant to say the Quakers were abolitionists in the area. Sources: Utah Digital Newspapers Historic Murray First Foundation: https://historicmurrayfirst.org Murray Redevelopment Agency: https://www.murray.utah.gov/420/Redevelopment-Agency Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/demolishedsaltlakepodcast Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/demolishedsaltlakepodcast Twitter: https://mobile.twitter.com/demolishedslpod YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCyn9sbSq9G0WfqSYXwRZBRw

The story of the Salt Lake County Rotary Jail Sources: paulyjail.com Wikipedia 99percentinvisible.org issuu.com core77.com slate.com Rachel's Salt Lake History Utah Division of State History Digital Archives J. Willard Marriott Library Digital Archves newspapers.com Utah Digital Newspapers Please visit my Patreon for a detailed source list. Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/demolishedsaltlakepodcast Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/demolishedsaltlakepodcast Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/demolishedsaltlakepodcast Twitter: https://mobile.twitter.com/demolishedslpod YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCyn9sbSq9G0WfqSYXwRZBRw.

The story of the Arnold-Dickson building. Sources: jstor.org austintexas.gov Rachel's Salt Lake History J. Willard Marriott Library Digital Archives Find-A-Grave Utah Division of State History Digital Archives newspapers.com Utah digital Newspapers Please visit my Patreon for a detailed source list. Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/demolishedsaltlakepodcast Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/demolishedsaltlakepodcast Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/demolishedsaltlakepodcast Twitter: https://mobile.twitter.com/demolishedslpod YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCyn9sbSq9G0WfqSYXwRZBRw

A conversation with my friend Chris Jensen about his in-depth research on the Wall Avenue Baptist Church, American Legion Pioneer Post 66, and the New Zion Baptist Church in Ogden, Utah. Please visit my Patreon for a detailed source list. Patreon Instagram Facebook Twitter YouTube

Part 2 of my conversation with Chris Merritt, State Historic Preservation Officer at the State Historic Preservation Office, about the Transcontinental Railroad, Golden Spike National Historical Park, and Chinese railroad workers. Sources: Newspapers.com Utah State Historic Preservation Office: https://history.utah.gov/shpo https://www.facebook.com/UtahSHPO https://www.instagram.com/ut_shpo/?hl=en https://twitter.com/shpoutah Utah's Cultural Site Stewardship Program: https://history.utah.gov/shpo/upan/ucss Rails East to Ogden: Utah's Transcontinental Railroad Story https://issuu.com/utah10/docs/rails_east_to_ogden Golden Spike National Historic Park https://www.nps.gov/gosp/index.htm Transcontinental Railroad Sources: https://www.nps.gov/gosp/index.htm https://spike150.org Chinese Railroad Workers Descendants Association http://www.goldenspike150.org/about-us Driving Maps: https://www.nps.gov/gosp/planyourvisit/maps.htm https://www.blm.gov/sites/blm.gov/files/uploads/BLMUtahTranscontinentalRailroadMap.pdf Please visit my Patreon for a detailed source list. Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/demolishedsaltlakepodcast Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/demolishedsaltlakepodcast Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/demolishedsaltlakepodcast Twitter: https://mobile.twitter.com/demolishedslpod

A conversation about the Transcontinental Railroad, Golden Spike National Historical Park, and Chinese railroad workers with Chris Merritt, State Historic Preservation Officer at the State Historic Preservation Office. Sources: Utah Digital Newspapers: 1869-05-19 Utah State Historic Preservation Office: https://history.utah.gov/shpo https://www.facebook.com/UtahSHPO https://www.instagram.com/ut_shpo/?hl=en https://twitter.com/shpoutah Utah's Cultural Site Stewardship Program: https://history.utah.gov/shpo/upan/ucss Rails East to Ogden: Utah's Transcontinental Railroad Story https://issuu.com/utah10/docs/rails_east_to_ogden Golden Spike National Historic Park https://www.nps.gov/gosp/index.htm Transcontinental Railroad Sources: https://www.nps.gov/gosp/index.htm https://spike150.org Chinese Railroad Workers Descendants Association http://www.goldenspike150.org/about-us Driving Maps: https://www.nps.gov/gosp/planyourvisit/maps.htm https://www.blm.gov/sites/blm.gov/files/uploads/BLMUtahTranscontinentalRailroadMap.pdf Please visit my Patreon for a detailed source list. Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/demolishedsaltlakepodcast Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/demolishedsaltlakepodcast Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/demolishedsaltlakepodcast Twitter: https://mobile.twitter.com/demolishedslpod

The story of Arbogast Confectionery. Sources: Wikipedia Eureka California Times Standard Find A Grave Preservation Utah Independent Order of Odd Fellows Family Search MSU Campus Archaeology Program thekitchn.com Salt Lake County Digital Archives Mappinghistory.uoregon.edu Utah State Division of State History Utah Division of Archives and Record Services Utah Center for Architecture Utah Digital Newspapers Salt Lake Tribune Archive newspapers.com Please visit my Patreon for a detailed source list. Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/demolishedsaltlakepodcast Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/demolishedsaltlakepodcast Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/demolishedsaltlakepodcast Twitter: https://mobile.twitter.com/demolishedslpod YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCyn9sbSq9G0WfqSYXwRZBRw Historic Murray First Foundation https://historicmurrayfirst.org https://www.facebook.com/Historicmurrayfirst https://www.instagram.com/historicmurrayfirstfoundation

The story of the original Salt Palace. Sources: Utah State Division of State History Utah Division of Archives and Record Services Utah Center for Architecture Utah Digital Newspapers Salt Lake Tribune Archive newspapers.com lagoonhistory.com Please visit my Patreon for a detailed source list. Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/demolishedsaltlakepodcast Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/demolishedsaltlakepodcast Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/demolishedsaltlakepodcast Twitter: https://mobile.twitter.com/demolishedslpod If These Walls Could Talk: Richard Kletting's buildings define Salt Lake City. They're also vanishing. https://www.cityweekly.net/utah/if-these-walls-could-talk/Content?oid=17389221

The story of the Salt Lake City Sears, Roebuck, and Company stores. Sources: Utah State Division of State History Utah Division of Archives and Record Services Utah Digital Newspapers Utah Center for Architecture eugenemontgomery.com jacobbarlow.com history.com owlcation.com smithsonianmag.com cnn.com pbs.org ksl.com sltrib.com For full biography, please visit my Patreon. Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/demolishedsaltlakepodcast Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/demolishedsaltlakepodcast Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/demolishedsaltlakepodcast Twitter: https://mobile.twitter.com/demolishedslpod

The story of the Gardo House. Sources: Utah Historical Quarterly Utah Humanities Wikipedia Utah Center for Architecture Utah Division of Archives and Record Services JSTOR Daily Utah Division of State History Digital Archives Utah Digital Newspapers Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/demolishedsaltlakepodcast Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/demolishedsaltlakepodcast Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/demolishedsaltlakepodcast Twitter: https://mobile.twitter.com/demolishedslpod

To celebrate one year of the podcast, I'm answering your questions. I talk about some of my favorite historic buildings, characters in Salt Lake's history, share thoughts on historic preservation, and more. Plus, you get to meet Mike who helps produce the show. Thanks to everyone who submitted questions, including a few of my favorite Instagram accounts! Please give them a follow! @fauxreelpod @slsees @the_lost_history_of_saltair @rachels_slc_history @thedeadhistory

The Story of the Women's Industrial Christian Home Sources: Utah Division of State History Utah Division of Archives and Record Service Utah Digital Newspapers J Willard Marriott Digital Library Salt Lake City Weekly Utah Humanities Salt Lake Tribune: 1878-11-13; 1899-09-28; 1900-02-18; 1914-01-11; 1914-01-30; 1985-09-12; 1986-19-19; 1987-01-11; 1990-08-18 Salt Lake Herald Republican: 1886-03-19; 1886-06-03; 1886-11-20; 1887-04-06; 1888-10-27; 1892-05-29; 1892-12-13; 1893-01-22; 1893-06-20; 1899-02-08; 1899-11-05 Deseret News: 1886-11-03; 1888-10-17; 1888-10-17; 1888-10-24 Utah Inquirer: 1888-10-19 Deseret Weekly: 1888-10-24; 1890-03-22 Deseret Evening News: 1899-07-29 Salt Lake Telegram: 1913-09-25; 1928-04-30; 1929-02-18; 1945-11-13; 1946-01-04; 1945-11-30; 1945-12-20; 1945-12-15; 1945-12-22; 1946-01-05; 1946-01-04; 1948-12-15; 1949-03-18; 1950-10-05; 1949-04-16; 1951-06-14 Salt Lake Times: 1960-03-25 University of Utah Student Newspapers: 1978-11-27

This is a bit of history on the La France Apartments. Homemakers in Transition: Women in Salt Lake City Apartments, 1910-1940: https://issuu.com/utah10/docs/uhq_volume67_1999_number4_c73ceb1b337ef1/s/163040 Sources: Homemakers in Transition: Women in Salt Lake City Apartments, 1910-1940 - Utah Historical Quarterly 1999 – Volume LXVII No. 4 Urban Expansion into the Early Twentieth Century, 1890s-1930s – Utah Division of State History

A conversation about the intersection of history and lore with Jennifer and Matt Jones of The Dead History. https://www.thedeadhistory.com/ https://www.ogdenwalkingtours.com/

This is the story of the haunted Scandinavian Methodist Episcopal Church. The Dead History: https://www.thedeadhistory.com/podcast Sources: Utah Digital Newspapers Salt Lake Tribune: 1896-10-10; 1906-3-10 Salt Lake Herald-Republican: 1896-05-23; 1906-5-12 The Dead History

The story of Utah's Carnegie Libraries with special guests Heidi Fendrick and Olivia Wilkinson from the Utah State Library Division. https://library.utah.gov/ Sources: Utah State Library Division Utah Division of State History Utah Division of Archives and Record Service Utah Digital Newspapers J Willard Marriott Digital Library Utah Center for Architecture Ogden Daily Standard: 1901-03-13; 1901-05-24; 1901-5-28; 1903-04-22; 1903-04-22; 1904-06-24 Richfield Reaper: 1935-11-28 Sanpete County Messenger: 2017-07-05 Van, Slyck A. A. Free to All: Carnegie Libraries & American Culture 1890-1920. Chicago, Ill: University of Chicago Press, 1995. Print https://jacobbarlow.com/2019/09/07/carnegie-libraries-in-utah/ https://mtpleasantlib.org/about-the-library/history/ https://www.nps.gov/articles/carnegie-libraries-the-future-made-bright-teaching-with-historic-places.htm https://npgallery.nps.gov/ https://www.weberpl.lib.ut.us/about https://contentdm.li.suu.edu/digital/collection/hist_photos/id/180/rec/3 https://www.ksl.com/article/46729596/pair-of-century-old-buildings-torn-down-in-murray https://www.history.com/topics/19th-century/andrew-carnegie https://americanlibrariesmagazine.org/2019/09/30/remembering-andrew-carnegies-legacy/

Introducing On a Side Note, a new feature of the podcast. This is the story of the ghost of John Borich. Sources: Utah Division of State History Utah Division of Archives and Record Service Utah Digital Newspapers Salt Lake Tribune: 1919-9-18; 1919-12-16 Salt Lake Telegram: 1919-9-20; 1919-11-03; 1919-12-19; 1921-4-10; 1921-04-17; 1936-02-17 Salt Lake Herald Republican: 1920-4-10

The story of the Ogden Union Stockyards. This is the fourth episode in the Summer Road Trip Series. Sources Utah Division of State History Utah Division of Archives and Record Service Utah Digital Newspapers J Willard Marriott Digital Library Weber State University Digital Collections Utah Historical Quarterly, Vol. 85, 2017 Utah Center for Architecture utahrails.net ogdenstockyard.org thedeadhistory.com historytogo.utah.gov intermountainstories.org response.epa.gov utahinvestigative.org Ogden Daily Standard: 1915-04-22; 1916-03-27; 1916-10-28; 1916-12-15; 1917-01-19; 1917-05-12; 1918-02-09; 1919-05-21; 1920-02-14 Inter-Mountain Republican: 1907-10-13 Ogden Standard-Examiner; 1915-04-22; 1920-04-15; 1921-02-23; 1922-10-01; 1923-01-23; 1923-01-26; 1923-07-15; 1923-08-22; 1923-12-02; 1924-04-15; 1925-09-29; 1926-01-01; 1926-01-07; 1931-05-24 Salt Lake Telegram: 1910-02-02; 1915-04-23; 1918-05-16; 1920-05-25; 1921-02-23; 1922-05-23; 1923-10-02; 1926-01-24 Iron County Record: 1930-06-21 Park Record: 1967-11-02 Times Independent: 1977-08-18 Deseret News: 1993-08-30 Salt Lake Herald-Republican: 1920-04-09 Richfield Reaper: 1925-01-01

The story of the Standard Parachute Company of Utah. This is the third episode in the Summer Road Trip Series. Sources: Utah Division of State History Utah Division of Archives and Record Service Utah Digital Newspapers historytogo.org intermountainstories.org history.utah.gov meredithelizabeth.com sandiegohistory.org issuu.com common.wikimedia.org Mormon Rosies: Women and War Work in Manti Proud to Send Those Parachutes Off: Central Utah's Rosies During WWII Manti Messenger Ephraim Enterprise Deseret News Salt Lake Tribune

The story of the Territorial Insane Asylum. This is the second episode in the Summer Road Trip Series. Sources: Salt Lake Herald-Republican: 1874-10-24; 1885-05-28; 1893-03-02; 1900-05-25; 1910-04-27 Salt Lake Tribune: 1903-03-31; 2017-09-08 Deseret News: 1999-08-22; 2018-10-10 Salt Lake Telegram: 1885-05-28 Salt Lake Democrat: 1885-05-06; 1885-07-15 Ogden Daily Standard: 1894-02-01 Utah Division of State History Utah Division of Archives and Record Service Utah Digital Newspapers J Willard Marriott Digital Library Find A Grave Provo City Library Utah State Hospital issuu.com utah.psychiatry.org atlasobscura.com asylumprojects.org thepreservationworks.org 99percentinvisible.org

The story of historic sites that play an important role in queer history in Salt Lake City as told by my friends Connell O'Donovan and Randy Hoffman. This is the first episode in the Summer Road Trip Series. Sources: Salt Lake Tribune 1987-01-04

Demolished Salt Lake is hitting the road! Join me for a summer of episodes about long lost buildings outside of Salt Lake.

The story of Jacob Moritz and the Salt Lake City Brewing Company. Sources: Salt Lake Tribune: 1894-01-01;1901-04-25;1905-08-09; 1910-08-07; 1917-12-16; 1919-03-30 Salt Lake Telegram: 1902-10-14; 1906-08-29; 1907-02-22; 1907-08-28; 1911-07-15; 1915-04-06; 1917-07-18; 1917-09-06; 1919-12-31; 1923-12-09; 1929-04-13; 1931-07-21; 1933-11-29; 1936-08-04; 1937-07-22; 1936-07-30 Salt Lake Herald Republican: 1885-11-13; 1893-11-07; 1894-10-26; 1895-03-04; 1898-06-26; 1899-10-27; | 1902-10-05; 1902-10-10; 1902-10-18; 1902-10-20; 1906-07-22; 1907-10-13; 1907-11-13; 1910-06-10; 1910-08-07; 1917-07-16; 1919-03-30 Salt Lake Democrat: 1885-03-30; 1885-06-16; 1885-11-12 Salt Lake Time: 1890-12-23 Intermountain Catholic: 1907-07-13; 1907-07-13 Inter-Mountain Republican: 1907-10-13; 1907-11-13 Utah Division of State History Utah Division of Archives and Record Service Utah Digital Newspapers J Willard Marriott Digital Library Find A Grave Utah Jewish History The Dead History City Weekly Old Brewery History Utah Stories

The story of the Utah Territorial Penitentiary, Part 2. Sources: Salt Lake Tribune: 1915-11-19; 1915-11-26; 1915-10-19; 1915-11-19 Salt Lake Herald-Republican: 1915-08-13 Springville Herald | 1938-08-04 Salt Lake Telegram | 1938-10-3; 1938-10-29; 1939-11-09; 1939-11-08; 1950-12-26; 1950-12-26; 1951-04-13; 1951-11-10; 1951-04-23; 1951-03-12; 1951-02-09; 1952-02-28 Sugar House Bulletin: 1946-03-01; 1946-04-26; 1947-03-14; 1947-03-14; 1951-01-05; 1951-01-26; 1951-05-04 Utah Division of State History Utah Division of Archives and Record Service Utah Digital Newspapers J Willard Marriott Digital Library Salt Lake County Archives PBS Utah Find A Grave Aflcio

The story of the Utah Territorial Penitentiary, Part 1. Sources: UHQ 1979 – Volume 47 No.1 Life Behind Bars Union Vedette: 1864-03-08 Salt Lake Telegram: 1934-02-01; 1951-03-12 scholarsarchive.byu.edu

The story of the Salt Lake County General Hospital. Sources: Utah Division of State History Utah Division of Archives and Record Service Utah Digital Newspapers J Willard Marriott Digital Library Salt Lake County Archives UHQ 1976 Volume 45 No. 2 The Nurse Utah Center for Architecture utah.psychiatry.org Salt Lake Herald-Republican: 1894-04-03; 1894-01-02; 1910-10-17; 1910-10-15 Salt Lake Tribune: 1904-08-17; 1905-05-11; 1909-02-11; 1913-01-04; 1919-05-04; 1919-03-23 Salt Lake Telegram: 1913-12-30; 1914-01-12; 1919-04-30; 1919-08-22; 1921-09-20; 1929-03-27; 1921-09-20; 1921-02-07; 1929-12-25; 1935-12-28

The story of the John B. Kelly House. Sources: Utah Division of State History Utah Division of Archives and Record Service Utah Digital Newspapers J Willard Marriott Digital Library Find A Grave FamilySearch John B. Kelly House National Register of Historic Places Nomination Form Albert H. Kelly House National Register of Historic Places Nomination Form A Modest Homestead: Life in Small Adobe Homes in Salt Lake City, 1850-1897 by Laurie J. Bryant Salt Lake Herald-Republican: 1871-02-18; 1896-03-25; 1896-08-26 Deseret Evening News: 1864-10-19; 1903-10-03 Davis County Clipper: 1946-10-11

The story of Valley House and the Interurban Station. Sources: Utah Division of State History Utah Digital Newspapers J Willard Marriott Digital Library South Temple Street Landmarks: Salt Lake City's First Historic District by Bim Oliver Civil Disobedience: An Encyclopedic History of Dissidence in the United States by Mary Ellen Snodgrass Polygamy and Prostitution: Comparative Morality in Salt Lake City 1847-1991 by Jeffrey D. Nichols Railroad in Utah by Don Strack in Utah History Encyclopedia, 1994 historytogo.utah.gov/railroads-utah Salt Lake Herald-Republican: 1876-09-22; 1879-11-30; 1880-01-07; 1881-03-27; 1881-10-27; 1882-12-31; 1885-12-03; 1886-04-29; 1886-10-20; 1886-12-25; 1899-02-10; 1907-01-11; 1910-02-24; 1913-03-10; 1913-03-13; 1916-09-25; 1916-09-20 Salt Lake Tribune: 1876-11-19; 1886-01-22; 1895-12-16; 1902-05-06; 1909-11-17; 1914-03-15; 1915-10-27; 1915-11-20; 1916-04-22 Salt Lake Telegram: 1902-05-06; 1915-10-28; 1915-11-23; 1916-04-21; 1916-10-05; 1923-10-05; 1923-02-04; 1931-08-04; 1939-10-09; 1949-01-15; 1947-09-30; 1947-11-12; 1949-01-11 Salt Lake Democrat: 1885-12-09 Desert Evening News: 1893-05-31; 1907-01-11 Inter-Mountain Republican: 1907-01-11 Ogden Standard-Examiner: 1922-10-20; 1923-10-05

The story of the Orphan's Home and Day Nursery and the Pyott Sanitarium and Clinic. Sources: Utah Division of State History Utah Digital Newspapers J Willard Marriott Digital Library Caring for Children: The Orphan's Home and Day Nursery Association by Floralie Millsaps A Drugless Cure: Chiropractors, Flu, and the Law by Tina Kirkham Salt Lake Telegram: 1910-09-14, 1910-11-19, 1919-09-27, 1919-10-28, 1920-03-10, 1921-09-01, 1923-12-15, 1924-10-19, 1925-09-17, 1943-08-18, 1949-03-11, 1946-01-12 Salt Lake Tribune: 1904-02-21, 1907-12-29, 1909-06-11, 1909-07-25, 1910-06-11, 1911-02-24, 1918-10-15 Deseret Evening News: 1909-12-18 Salt Lake Herald-Republican: 1909-10-02, 1910-06-18, 1918-10-19, 1918-12-08, 1919-01-19, 1920-03-10, 1920-05-13 Inter-Mountain Republican: 1090-04-13 Ogden Standard Examiner: 1918-10-21 Davis County Clipper: 1946-10-04

The story of the Bransford Apartments and the Silver Queen, Susanna E. Bransford Emery Holmes Delitch Engalitcheff Sources: Utah Historical Quarterly 1996- Vol LXIV No. 1 Utah's Silver Queen and the “Era of the Great Splurge” South Temple Historic District Utah National Register Nomination Form Pages 24-27 Salt Lake Herald-Republican: 1901-07-28, 1902-03-05, 1902-07-28, 1904-07-01, 1905-01-29, 1907-05-24, 1918-02-10, 1918-10-16 Salt Lake Telegram: 1904-06-27, 1917-12-29, 1918-07-29, 1921-05-14, 1925-09-13, 1928-03-22, 1938-03-28, 1946-05-01 Salt Lake Tribune: 1908-12-02

I'm digging through the rubble of some of Salt Lake's lost historic buildings to tell its story. Make sure to follow Demolished Salt Lake Podcast on Instagram for pictures and additional content. Look for the first episode featuring the Bransford Apartments dropping soon.