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Show Architect/Builder: Building Materials: Building Type/Style: Description of physical appearance & significant architectural features Include additions, alterations, ancillary structures, and landscaping if applicable This large, cinderblock and brick, two story building is very plain except for the front facade. The front entrance is through four doors crowned by an oval-shaped transom. The whole facade hints of a large oval with two large pilasters extending the two floors and concluded by explain but crown-like cornice. Statement of Historical Significance: -- Aboriginal Americans -.- Agriculture 2L_ Architecture -.TlieArts _.Connerce -- Ccnrounication - Conservation __ Education __Exploration/Settleinent __. Industry --. Military' -- Mining -.Minority Groups -.. Political _2L»Recreation -- Religion „.., Science --Socio-Huinanitarian -.Transportation This large commercial site was owned by the Logan Amusement and Investment Co. for many years and is listed in the city directory as the Logan Auditorium until 1920. Interviews with local citizens indicate that it was used for a dance hall and roller skating rink. In later years (1930 on) it was owned by Alma J. Lundahl and called Dansante and was used for the same purpose_until 1951 wfren it was leased to Mode O'Day Corp. Today it is still used by Mode O'Day for the manufacture of women's clothing. |
