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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 is a one and one-half story bungaloid style. uniquely have shingle siding. The gables of the home Statement of Historical Significance: --. Aboriginal Americans ___ Agriculture _2L Architecture -- The Arts -JL-Cortirerce --„ Cannunication __ Conservation. __ EcfrKHrta.'pn __Exploration/Settlernent -. Industry -„ Military' -_ Mining _.Minority Groups --.Political. --.Recreation -- Seligion --. Science --Socio-Hunanitarian -- Transportation The home is significant because of its style and age. Brigham Guy Thatcher, the original owner, was a grandson of Brigham Young and was prominent in the building of Logan and Cache County. He graduated from the Brigham Young College in Logan and shortly after became the manager of Logan Power, Light and Heating Company. He went on a mission for the LDS Church to the Netherlands. Years later he became the president of that mission. He was also a first counselor and bishop for the Logan 1st Ward. He helped to organize Thatcher Music Co., Thatcher Milling and Elevator Co., and The Consolidated Theatre Co. He was Vice President of Thatcher Milling & Elevator Co., Director of Thatcher Brothers Bank, Manager of Consolidated Theatre Co., and President of Logan Chamber of Commerce for three terms. |
