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Show 453 C Street-1909 Architect/Builder: UJ oc D O Building Type/Style: craftsman Building Materials: brick Description of physical appearance & significant architectural features: (Include additions, alterations, ancillary structures, and landscaping if applicable) UJ t I O oc This house is basically a hip-roofed cube. There is a center dormer on the front of the roof, two second story wooden bay windows project from the southeast and northwest corners, a one-story wooden porch runs across the front of the house, and there is a one story wooden south side bay window. Both this massing and the details show the influence of the Arts andCrafts Movement of the period. Rafters are left exposed in the eaves. The bay windows are covered with wood shingle siding and supported by brackets. Brick is earthtone, redder on the second story than on the first. The front porch is very plain with simple wooden decoration. The house is similar to 1176 2nd Avenue. -Thomas W. Hanchett Statement of Historical Significance: oc O O D D D D Aboriginal Americans Agriculture Architecture The Arts Commerce a a a D D Communication Conservation Education Exploration/Settlement Industry D D D D D Military Mining Minority Groups Political Recreation D D D D Religion Science Socio-Humanitarian Transportation are The Craftsman Style massing and materials of this homevsignifican£to the architect character of the Avenues. Salt Lake Security and Trust Company built this house in 1909 and sold it to Elot N. Engberg in 1910. Engberg was a framing carpenter. He owned this property until 1915 when Ida R, Engberg became the owner. Mr. Engberg continued to live here until 1917. He died in February of 1921. Subsequent owners to 1940: 1915-1918 Ida R. Engberg and L. Ardele Engberg 1918-pre 1932 Judson B. Smith pre!932-1936 Investor's Finance Company 1936-at least 1940 Edna H. Price |
