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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. ? 800 W 350 NORTH STORAGE SHED 42DV68 BUILDING #4 NORTH SALT LAKE, DAVIS COUNTY UTAH STATE HISTORY 1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 3 9222 50000 8326 HISTORIC SITE FORM ( 10-91 ) UTAH OFFICE OF PRESERVA nON 1. IDENTIFICATION Name ofProperty: Storage Shed (42DV68 Building #4) Address: Aprox. 800 W 350 N Township: ]N Range: lW City, County: North Salt Lake, Davis County UTM: 42]267 mE, 4522]48 mN Current Owner Name: USGS Map Name & Date: Salt Lake City North, UT 7.5" Current Owner Address: Topographic (1993) Section: 3 Tax Number: NIA Legal Description (include acreage): NI A 2. ST ATUS/uSE Property Category _ bui/ding(s) X structure site _object 3. Evaluation X eligible!contributing _ ineligible/non-contributing _ out-ol-period Use Original Use: Storage Current Use: None DOCUMENTATION Photos & Dates slides: X prints: historic: Drawings and Plans X measured floor plans X site sketch map _ Historic American Bldg. Survey _ original plans available at: Research Sources (check all sources consulted, whether useful or not) 2l other: GLO Maps _ newspapers _ city!county histories _ abstract of title _ tax card & photo _ personal interviews X USHS Library _ building permit USHS Preservation Files _ sewer permit -.X Sanborn Maps USHS Architects File _ obituary index _ LDS Family History X city directories/gazetteers Library census records _ local library: _ biographical encyclopedias _ university library(ies): Bibliographical References (books, articles, interviews, etc.) Attach copies of all research notes, title searches, obituaries, and so forth. ~etermined NR eligibl l \, ';'; ection 106 ReVie~O/ Researcher/Organization: Dale R Gourley Baseline Data, Inc. Date: 14 January 2003 4. ARCHITECTURAL DESCRIYfION Building Style/ Type: Single Cell Shed No. Stories: ~ Foundation Material: Concrete Wall Material(s): Brick Additions:_ none _ minor X major (describe below) Alterations:_ none _ minor X major (describe below) Number ofassociated outbuildings _ _ and/or structures _5__ . Briefly describe the principal building, additions or alterations and their dates, and associated outbuildings and structures. Use continuation sheets as necessary. SHED This is a single-cell brick shed. The shed is a single story structure resting on a concrete foundation that has two sequential additions on its west side. The additions are evident in the brickwork and in the foundation. Seventeen rectangular ventilation openings are present within the foundation below the interior floor level. There are eight on the eastern most section of the shed, three on the north and south sides and one on the east side. Each of these is brick lined and measures 2 Yz by 6 Yz". Those on the middle section of the shed include two on the north and south sides. These are metal lined with mesh coverings and measure 4 by 8". The openings on the western section include two on the north and south sides and one on the west side, each of which is covered with a metal grate and measures 5 by 8". The roof ofthe shed is covered with corrugated sheet metal and is moderately pitched with gabled ends on both sides. Entry to the structure is from the south side through two metal doors into the eastern and western sections ofthe structure. An additional doorway is present in the middle section, above which is a concrete lintel. This doorway, however, has subsequently been bricked in. The walls appear to be in good condition and are constructed of orange brick laid in an American bond with raked jointing. Ventilation of the attic space is provided by honeycomb brickwork leaving four small holes on each gabled end. A ventilation pipe is also present through the roof of the shed. ASSOCIATED STRUCTURES AND OlITBUILDINGS Associated structures include four additional storage sheds and a blast wall that is directly associated with Building #3. These associated structures are described individually on separate Historic Site Forms. 5. HISTORY Date of Construction: early-mid 20 th century Architect/Builder: Unknown Historic Themes: Mark themes related to this property with (see instructions for details) _ Agriculture Architecture _ Archeology Art Commerce Communications _ Community Planning & Development Conservation ~ Economics Education _ Engineering Entertainment/ Recreation _ Ethnic Heritage _ Exploration! Settlement Health/Medic ine "s" or "C" (S = significant, ~Industry Invention _Landscape Law Literature _ Maritime History _Military _ Performing Arts Politics/ C = contributing). Government _ Religion Science _ Social History _ Transportation _ Other (mining) Write a chronological history of the property, focusing primarily on the original or principal owners & significant events. Explain andjustify any significant themes marked above. Use continuation sheets as necessary. The structure was apparently used to store explosives by the Giant and/or Atlas Powder Companies, which owned the property in the early-mid twentieth century. A 1908 photograph (Shipler Negative Collection no. 8184, on file USHS library), shows at least eight buildings in the vicinity, with a rail spur running out to them. Genenrl .~ 'Office maps made in 1855 and 1872 show no improvements on the property. This structure ;lppears on the 19SJ ~ersion of the Salt Lake City North 7.5 minute USGS quadrangle. Detailed maps of the area from ..earlier in the twentieth century could not be located. Sanborn Fire Insurance Maps do not cover the area in question . Land ownership and tax assessor records for the area are available at the Davis County Recorder's Office in Farmington. These records are incomplete, however. County records record a mortgage for the land granted by '1JP" to "UPRR", both grantor and grantee presumably representing incarnations of the Union Pacific Railroad. No other records are available for the property until 1934, when the Giant Powder Company deeded the land to the Atlas Powder Company. . TITLE SEARCH FORM "'t [Obtain information from title abstract books at County Recorder's Office] Address: t",~o 300M. 35'11"_ City: #tJlf.f{. 5iflfiJfkcC/1r Current Owner: Address: irRANSACTION GRANTOR (SELLER) DATES ::L/,VIIlr 77 tJp 6 /:l t,llfJ'I- I!J,l c1-1hIf'BIIIJf!A. e,., Tax Number: Legal Description (include acreage): Se lit( J~ 3 S41f-/4R6c/lyilt>tdl.QuAJ.. USt!rS 7-,5",' /0 ";/ f\J TYPE OF DOLLAR GRANTEE (BUYER) TRANSACTION AMOUNT !/,AIlA.&, A-fLM~IA1~nJ I'.. /I1(),b"",,& /j. , Researcher: AIA:-,J {)Vt:~s'h{(-(;l R/ /,(j Date: AA . .J. ' I 7lt:I .,f/,,f)(J JI'I . COMMENTS 'fJO SKY HAVEtII AIRF I ELD " . 35 " \ \. ~. / Redwood Villages , .J I / j i :: I I I J / I J '; / ', ! " 42DV68 '~. .!' ,), , _0_= =-__= __ 0,5Miles 0_-== '= °. ,5___=== =1.0 Kilometers .. 2.::..:::c=, s Redwood Villages o Cultural Site Proposed location of the Redwood Villages development project and cultural sites defined in the project area. Salt Lake City North 1963 (photorevised 1975) quadrangle, 7.5 Minute Series, T. IN/2N, R. 1W. 42DV68 Structure 4 Approx. 800 W 350 N 64" 27' I I I I 6.5" Vent - 6.5" Vent ~6.5"Vent 6.5" Vent = 109" 65" _}1.5" 6.5"Vent--t--..,r-r:::< ~6.5"Vent 108S 12'1 .5" 65" 6.5" Vent 24" I 23" ~6. 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