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This text message is used to keep the image from rotating in ocr process. Be sure to crop the top .25" off after the ocr process. 572 N 400 WEST SALT LAKE CITY. SALT LAKE COUNTY CAPITOL HILL HISTORIC DISTRICT EXPANSION SCANNED .S[P 2 6 2018 UTAH STATE HISTORY 1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 39222 00581 8518 HISTORIC SITE FORM (UHCS version) Utah State Historic Preservation Office UHCS 10#: 274020 1. Identification Plat: Block: Site#: Property Name: Address: 572 City: SALT LAKE CITY N 400 WEST County: SALT LAKE COUNTY 2. Documentation/Status Dates Surveyed or Added to SHPO Filing System: General/Miscellaneous File: 05/95 Reconnaissance Level Survey: I Intensive Level Survey: 1 Evaluation: (B) ELiGIBLE/CONTRIBUTING National Register Status: CAPITOL HILL HISTORIC DISTRICT EXPANSION National Register Listing Date: 1/11/2002 Delisted date: Thematic or Multiple Property Affiliation: 3. Building Information 1 Date(s) of Construction: c.1911 Height (# stories): Original Use: MULTIPLE DWELLING PlanlType: DOUBLE HOUSE 1 DUPLEX Constr. Material(s): Architectural Style(s): REGULAR BRICK CLASSICAL: OTHER VICTORIAN ECLECTIC Theme(s): Architect: Comments: U-94-SJ-0742P,S. 5721574 N. DUPLEX, NEW COLS; NOT IN RECON SURVEY? Outbuildings: (non-contrib.! contrib.) 0/0 4. Other SHPO File Information State Tax Project No. (s): 106 Case No.: 95-1381 Federal Tax Project No.: Historic Photo Date: Devel. Grant(s): HABS/HAER Record No. (s): Printout Date: 112812002 844 Utah State Historical Society Property Type: 11 2 Site No. _ _ _ _ _ _ __ Historic Preservation Research Office 8 ,4TCH KEY 1801047519 Structure/Site Information Form 1 z o ;:: e:( (.) u:: UTM: Name of Structure: T. 01 • 0 N R. 0 1 • 0 UTAH MORTGAGE INVESTHENT TRUST OF P.O. BO X 17406 Owner Address: SLC. UT 84117 YearBuilt ITaxRecord): 1928 Effective Age: 1936 Legal Description 01 Kind of Building: DUPLEX COM 3 RDS S FR NW COR LOT 5 BLK 133 PLAT A SLC SUR S 2.25 RDS W 5.5 RDS TO BEG ;:: z w o 2 w f/) ::l 1072 Street Address: 00572 1072 S. \,J 36 Present Owner: Original Owner: Construction Date: Original Use: Present Use: Tax#:013781 RDS E 5.5 RDS N 2.25 Demolition Date: f/) ::l le:( l- Building Condition: Integrity: Preliminary Evaluation: Final Register Status: o o o o o o f/) o o o 3 z o ;:: e:( IZ w :!: ::l (.) oo o o Excellent Good Site Ruins Deteriorated Photography: o o Unaltered Minor Alterations Major Alterations Date of Slides: Views: 0 Front 0 Side 0 Rear Research Sources: o o o o o Abstract of Title P!at Records I Map Tax Card & Photo Building Permit Sewer Permit o o o o o Significant 0 Contributory Not of the Historic Period o Not Contributory National Landmark 0 National Register 0 Multi·Resource State Register 0 Thematic Date of Photographs: Slide No.: Photo No.: Views : 0 Front 0 Side 0 Rear 0 Other 0 Other Sanborn Maps 0 City Directories Newspapers o U of U Library BYU Library 0 USU Library Obiturary Index 0 0 Personal Interviews 0 LOS Church Archives 0 County & City Histories 0 0 Other Biographical Encyclopedias District Utah State Historical Society LOS Genealogical Society 0 SLC Library Bibliographical References (books, articles, records , interviews, old photographs and maps, etc.): Researcher: Date: Street Address: 4 w a: ~ I- o w t:: r o cc « Site No: Architectl Builder: Building Materials: Building Type/Style: Description of physical appearance & significant architectural features: (Includ e additions , alterations , anc illary structures , an d landscap i ng i f applicable) Statement of Historical Significance : >- cc o I(fl r Construction Date: IOCe.: ~'7- /35t Ll ..- q~ -- SJ - 0152 f' 5 (10-91) HISTORIC SITE FORM UTAH OFFICE OF PRESERVATION Name ofProperty: SJ-393 Address: 572/574 North 400 West Twnshp: 1 N. Range: 1 W. Section: 36 City, County: Salt Lake City, Salt Lake County UTM: 423890 mE Current Owner Name: Jay W. Mitton USGS Map Name & Date: USGS 7.5' Quadrangle Salt Lake City North, Utah (1963; P.R. 1969 and 1975) Current Owner Address: 34 South 600 East Salt lake City, Utah 84102 4514640 mN Tax Number: 08-36-129-002 Legal Description (include acreage): Commence 3 rods south from the northwest corner of lot 5, block 133, Plat A of the Salt Lake City Survey, south 2.25 rods, east 5.5 rods, north 2.25 rods, west 5.5 rods to beginning. Property Category: .K.. building(s) structure site _object Evaluation: _ eligiblelcontributing 1L ineligiblelnon-contributing _ out-of-period Photos: Dates: slides: .K..prints: 79112 :34-35 historic: Research Sources (check all sources consulted, whether useful or not) .K.. abstract of title .K.. city/county histories _personal interviews .K.. tax card & photo _ building permit .K.. USHS Library _ sewer permit .K.. USHS Preservation Files .K.. Sanborn Maps .K.. USHS Architects Files .K.. LDS Family History Library .K.. obituary index .K.. city directories/gazetteers .K.. locallihrary: .K.. university lihrary(ies): census records .K.. biographical encyclopedias Weber State University Utah State University .K.. newspapers Drawings and Plans: _ measured floor plans _ site sketch map _ Historic American Bldg. Survey _ original plans available at: other: Use: Original Use: Residential Current Use: Residential Bibliographical References: (books, articles, interviews, etc.) Attach copies of all research notes, title searches, obituaries, and so forth. Researcher/Organization: Michael R. Polk, Kathie A. Davies Sagebrush Archaeological Consultants, L.L.C. Date: May 20, 1995 Building StyWType: Neoclassical Double House Type A Foundation Material: concrete No. of Stories: 1 Wall Material(s): Additions: _ none _ minor ..lL major (tkscribe below) Alterations: fired brick none minor .x. major(tkscribe below) Number of associated outbuildings: _0"'--_ antVor structures: _-->::0__ Briefly describe the principal building, additions or alterations and their dates, and associated outbuildings and structures. Use continuation sheets as necessary. see attached ArchitecllBuilder: unknown Date of Construction: 1911 Historic Themes: Mark themes related to this property with "S" or "C" (S = Significant, C = Contributing). (see instructions for details) _Agriculture Architecture _Archaeology Art Commerce Communications _ Community Planning & Development Conservation Economics Education _ Engineering Entertainment! Recreation _ Ethnic Heritage _ Exploration! Settlement Health/Medicine _ Industry Invention _Landscape Architecture Law Literature _ Maritime History _Military _ Performing Am Politics! Government _Religion Science _ Social History _ Transportation Other: Write a chronological history ofthe property, focusing primarily on the original or principal owners & signifICant events. Explain any justify and signifICant themes marked above. Use continuation sheets as necessary. This project was conducted as part of an assessment for the proposed viaduct replacement project along 600 North in Salt Lake City, Salt Lake County, Utah. For property history see attached. HISTORIC SITE FORM (continuation sheet) 4. ARCHITECTURAL DESCRIPTION 572/574 North 400 West, Salt Lake City (SJ-393) Architectural Description The residence on this property, built in 1911, is a one-story hip roof Neoclassical double house type A. The house rests on a poured concrete foundation and is built of painted regular fired brick. The house measures 12-by-8.5-m (40-by-28-ft) in size (Salt Lake County Assessor [SLCA] 1936). Almost the entire front (west) wall of the building is covered by a hip roofporch cover over a raised wooden landing. The asphalt shingle covered roof is supported by two Neoclassical wooden Tuscan order columns and one wrought iron post which, presumably, replaced a Tuscan column there previously. Two five-step straight entries provide access to the front porch and to the two individual doors on the double house. The remains of a poorly constructed wooden balustrade is attached to the front of the porch landing. In the rear of the house is an enclosed shed roof addition. The hip roof of the house is covered with asphalt shingles and has wood strip soffits around the eaves of the house. There is one visible chimney on the house. On the north side is a tall corbeled fired brick eave chimney. There are also two small gable roof dormers on the north and south slopes near the crest of the roof. They are made of vertical plank siding and have two-light sliding windows in the gable ends. These dormers appear to be out-of-period additions to the house. Windows on the house include a mixture of fixed-sash, sliding and double-hung types. All window openings have concrete lug sills and those on the north and south walls have double brick segmental arch lintels with brick corbelling above the lintels. There are two single-pane, fixedsash windows on the front (east) wall of the house with boarded-over transoms. Both window openings have large straight concrete lintels. Both the west and east sides of the house have a pair of one-over-one double-hung windows and a single one-over-one double-hung window. They also have a two-light slider in place of a former transom window. The rear shed roof addition has a window opening on the north side only. The two front doors of the house are not visible. They are both boarded-over since the house is currently unoccupied and for sale. HISTORIC SITE FORM (continuation sheet) 5. HISTORY The dual residence at 572/574 North 400 West was built in 1911 (SLCA 1936). The builder of the house is unknown. However, at that time, the property was owned by George J. and Minnie Brown Evans (Salt Lake County Recorder [SLCR] 1910). The original patent for this property was issued to Robert Smith on July 3, 1882 (SLCR 1882).According to Salt Lake County property records, the property where the home now stands came into possession of the Evans family in April 1910 when Alma E. and Lucile Evans Brown deeded it to their brother-inlaw, George J. Evans (SLCR 1910). The property changed hands nine times prior to George J. and Minnie Brown Evanstaking possession. George John Evans was born in Rexburg, Idaho on May 8, 1885 a son of George Lloyd and Lucy Lee Evans. George J. Evans married Minnie Blanch Brown on September 21, 1917 (Family History Library n.d.). Minnie Blanch was born in Salt Lake City on January 2, 1883 the ninth child of Samuel James and Elizabeth Emma Solomon Brown (Family History Library n.d.). George Evans died on September 18, 1917 in Salt Lake City (Deseret News, 19 September 1917: 2). Minnie Blanch Brown died April 11, 1980 in Arlington, Virginia and was buried in Salt Lake City (Family History Library n.d.). No additional biographical data was found on the Evans family. In April 1913 George and Minnie Evans deeded the property to Alma E. and Lucile Evans Brown (SLCR 1913). In September 1915 the Browns deeded the property to Harriet B. Cannon (SLCR 1915). In 1916 Harriet B. Cannon deeded the property to A. A. Lundberg (SLCR 1916). A. A. Lundberg and his wife, Maggie, retained the property until April 1918 (SLCR 1918) when they deeded it to the Cardon Company. In March 1921 the Cardon Company deeded the property to George W. Lindquist (SLCR 1921). In April 1928 George W. Lindquist deeded the property to L.B. Cardon (SLCR 1928a). In October of that same year, L.B. and Eleanor H. Cardon deeded the property to Glen C. and Martha W. Young (SLCR 1928b). The Youngs retained the property until July 1953 when they deeded it to John and Grace V. Roghaar (SLCR 1953). The Roghaars retained the property until May 1961 when they deeded it to Gerald C. and Needra June Stromberg (SLCR 1961). The Strombergs retained the property until August 1974 (SLCR 1974) when it was deeded to the Mortgage Investment Trust (MIT) of Utah. MIT held title to the property until November 1983 when they deeded it to Stephen M. Harmsen (SLCR 1983a). During the same month Stephen M. Harmsen deeded the property to David Bradford Allen (SLCR 1983b). Later that month David Bradford deeded the property to Curtis L. Basta (SLCR 1983c). Curtis L. Basta held title to the property until March 1994 when he deeded it to the current owner, Jay W. Milton (SLCR 1994). mSTORIC SITE FORM (continuation sheet) REFERENCES CITED Deseret News [Salt Lake City, Utah] 1917 [Obituary for George J. Evans] 19 September:2, col. 7. Salt Lake City, Utah. Family History Library n.d. Ancestral Files, Family History Library. Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints, Salt Lake City. Salt Lake County Assessor (SLCA) 1936 [Appraisal Card for 572174 North 400 West, Salt Lake City (Tax Identification No. 08-36-129-002)]. Salt Lake County Assessor's Office, Salt Lake City, Utah. Salt Lake County Recorder (SLCR) 1882 Abstract Book A-lO, p. 104~ line 14. Salt Lake County Recorders Office, Salt Lake City, Utah. 1910 Abstract Book C-2, p. 235, line 48. Salt Lake County Recorders Office, Salt Lake City, Utah. 1913 Abstract Book C-12, p. 187, line 38. Salt Lake County Recorders Office, Salt Lake City, Utah. 1915 Abstract Book C-12, p. 188, line 36. Salt Lake County Recorders Office, Salt Lake City, Utah. 1916 Abstract Book C-12, p. 189, line 2. Salt Lake County Recorders Office, Salt Lake City, Utah. 1918 Abstract Book C-12, p. 227, line 5. Salt Lake County Recorders Office, Salt Lake City, Utah. 1921 Abstract Book C-12, p. 227, line 43. Salt Lake County Recorders Office, Salt Lake City, Utah. 1928a Abstract Book C-22, p. 169, line 15. Salt Lake County Recorders Office, Salt Lake City, Utah. 1928b Abstract Book C-22, p. 169, line 39. Salt Lake County Recorders Office, Salt Lake City, Utah. 1953 Abstract Book C-32, p. 227, line 23. Salt Lake County Recorders Office, Salt Lake City, Utah. 1961 Abstract Book C-42, p. 217, line 26. Salt Lake County Recorders Office, Salt Lake City, Utah. 1974 Abstract Book C-52, p. 159, line 29. Salt Lake County Recorders Office, Salt Lake City, Utah. 1983a Record Book 5509, p. 191. Salt Lake County Recorders Office, Salt Lake City, Utah. 1983b Record Book 5509, p. 192. Salt Lake County Recorders Office, Salt Lake City, Utah. 1983c Record Book 5509, p. 193. Salt Lake County Recorders Office, Salt Lake City, Utah. 1994 Record Book 6898, p. 2794. Salt Lake County Recorders Office, Salt Lake City, Utah. 572/574 North 400 West, Salt Lake City (SJ-393). Residence; view to the east-northeast. 572/574 North 400 West, Salt Lake City (SJ-3 93). Residence; view to the east-southeast.