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NANE DATE OF BIRTH DATE OF DEATH PLACE OF PRACTICE TYPE OF PRACTICE FIRMS ASSOCIATED WITH ( ~ indicates MATERIAL AVAILABLE UNDER ) BUILDINGS archite ~ t other ~re0 - 6 ~ P.b re. t<- \ ...,s C> u s f:, C1,..0 s e:.ua:,1=.'-1::::.~ 1v- Department of Transportation STATE HISTORIC PRESERVATION OFFICE VICTOR ATIYEH GOVEIINOA Parks and Recreation Division 525 TRADE STREET S.E., SALEM , OREGON 97310 September 21, 1981 In Reply Refer to File No.: A KENT POWELL DEPUTY STATE HISTORIC PRESERVATION OFFICER UTAH STATE HISTORIGAtsUCIETY 300 RIO GRANDE SALT LAKE CITY UT 84101 Dear Mr. Powell: Many thanks for your telephone call today concerning the architect and date of construction of the very impressive Hotel Utah (1901-1911). As promised, following is the citation for the article on John Parkinson, who practiced in Seattle and Los Angeles and who may have been co-designer of the hotel. Andersen, Dennis A., "A John Parkinson Album," Pacific Northwest Quarterly, Vol. 69, No. 2 (April, 1978}, 71-7 7. I hope this reference will be useful to you, and, again, your helpfulness in providing information on the Hotel Utah is greatly appreciately. Sincerely, Elisabeth Walton Potter Preservation Specialist EWP:kc Form 734-3122