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Show Architect/Builder: Building Materials: Building Type/Stylet Description of physical appearance & significant architectural features Include additions, alterations , ancillary structures, and landscaping i£ applicable Statement of Historical Significance: -- Aboriginal Americans -- Agriculture _X_ Architecture -- The Arts --Connerce --„ Connunicatian -- Conservation __ Tffiicaiti'i7n __Exploration/Settlanent -- Industry __ Military' -- Mining --.Minority Groins --Political, -_ Religion --. Science --.Socio-Humanitarian -- Transportation This building apparently dates back prior to 1881. The land records show a B.F. Cummings owning the land. In 1883 this same B.F. Cummings grants to Goodwin Brothers. The record shows this transaction as "only conveys 1st story of building." Later in 1884, Cummings takes out a mechanics lien on "that part of said lot occupied by Hopkins Hotel." The building has a long and involved history of changing owners; however, in the early 1900's a man named Paul M. Paulsen, a dentist, bought the site. It has been occupied for many years now by several small ibusinesses. Horace Cummings, one of the original owners, studied at Deseret University and taught in Salt Lake City. Later he taught at the Brigham Young College in Logan. |
