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Show United States Department of the Interior National Park Service I National Register of Historic Places Registration Form NPS Form 10-900 OMS No. 1024-0018 (Expires 5/31 /2012) Beck, Reid, House Salt Lake County, Utah Name of Property County and State the house was built circa 1930 with a couple of undated additions.4 Just behind the house is a brick two-car garage built in 1954. This striated brick building features a pyramidal roof and cupola. Although the brick garage is more than fiftyyears old, it was built outside of the period of significance and therefore non-contributing. Near the northwest corner of the house is a gazebo-type structure built in the 1980s to shelter a hot tub. This non-contributing outbuilding is located near where a summer kitchen appears on the circa 1915 photograph of the house. 5 The Draper town center has a mix of historic and non-historic institutional, commercial, and residential buildings. The immediate neighborhood of the Beck House is a mix of historic and newer homes, which retain large lots, agricultural outbuildings, and a rural atmosphere. Open spaces are located at the nearby school, cemetery and park. The historic house, contributing outbuildings and property meet the registration requirements of the Draper Multiple Property Submission. The Reid Beck House has good historic integrity and is a contributing historic resource in Draper, Utah. There were at least two other chicken coops on the property that were demolished by the 1980s. The summer kitchen from the photograph may have been the "adobe brick shed" or the "granary" that are enumerated on the 1937 tax card. The outbuilding was likely demolished in the 1960s. 4 5 5 |
