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Show ."\ t,·... ' '1/ Others Nominated Beehive House t, Marked as ) Historic Spot ( The Beehive House, 67 E. South Temple, Fdday was des. ignated formally as a national historic site. A plaque was unveiled on the historic building just west of the main door. Participating in the ceremony were Elder Marion D. Hanks, assistant to the Council of Twelve Apostles, Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints; Robert R. McKay son of David O. McKay, late LDS Church president and a member of the Church Informatioo Committee; Melvin T. Smith, director, Utah Historical Society, and Jay M. Haymond, preservation historian for the SOciety ~ Meanwhile, Dr. Milton C. Abrams, chairman, Governor's Historic and Cultural Sites Review Committee, announced that the Olmstead Power Plant and School in Utah County and the Ogden-Lucin Cutoff Trestle in Box Elder C'ounty have ' been nominated for the National ~g ister of Historic Places. A plaque designating' the Beehive House, 67 E. South Temple, as a nationallPstoric. site is ad- Listed on the state regi!iter were the Roueche Home, Kaysville; Daniel Heiner Home, M 0 r g an; ElMDezer Beesley Home, Salt Lake City~ William Morrow-John Taylor Home, Salt • \.ake City; Silvet'1. King Ore • Jr • .'~......!I'I:I· Loading Station, Park. City, and mll'ed, from left, by lUelvlIl T. M~ 11 :\JO~~ Hurricane Can,al, Hurricane, Hanks' ,Robert R. MC~fY after ceremony ., I ~Y" ", Washington County. ., ... . " |
