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Show Building Type/Style: Architect/Builder: Building Materials: Description of physical appearance & significant architectural features: Include additions» alterations, ancillary structures , and landscaping if applicable This is a four-story brick structure which is simple in design and void of almost all elaborations. Statement of Historical Significance:, -- Aboriginal Americans ___ Agriculture -- Architecture -- The Arts 6 -- Ccranunication -_ Conservation _.Education -- Exploration/Settlanent __ Industry -.Military" -_ Mining -.Minority Groups -.Political. -- Seligion -2L_ Science ^L- Soric-Humanitarian -- Transportation This building (built in 1928-32) was originally the Cache Valley General Hospital. Previous to this large, four-story building, the valley had used two other buildings as hospitals, but those were privately owned by D. C. Budge and T. B. Budge who were Cache Valley's first real doctors, preceded by Dr. Oliver Ormsby. This hospital was built in response to these privately-owned hospitals and was the first "valley" owned hospital. |
