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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 building is a one story, brick structure. The top of the front facade is completely covered by aluminum siding advertising the present store's name. The bottom of the front facade is dominated by large display windows. Statement of Historical Significance: _•» Aboriginal Americans __Agriculture .... Architecture --The Arts 2l_. Connerce - ccnnunicaticin --Conservation ..- FducytijOTi __Exploration/Settlement _. Industry ,„„, Military --Mining --. Minority Groups -.Political. -»Hacreation -- Religion --Science grtf!^-<>^' --Transportation The original owner and use is not certain, but for much af its early history the building was a car dealership. From 1917-22, North Utah Auto sold Kissel, Alien, Franklin and Oldsmobile cars as well as Goodyear and Federal Tires. The manager and proprietor was William Doutre. By 1924 Doutre had changed the name to Hi-Way Motor Co. and by 1930 it had become Cache Auto Co. Today the occupant is State Hardware. |
