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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. ? 850 W 350 NORTH STORAGE SHED 42DV68 BUILDING #2 NORTH SALT LAKE, DAVIS COUNTY , 111111~rllll]ill~m~liilllllll 3 9222 50000 8334 (10-91) HISTORIC SITE FORM UTAH OFFICE OF PRESERVAnON 1. IDENTIFICATION Name of Property: Storage Shed (42DV68 Building #2) Address: Aprox:.850 W 350 N Township: IN Range: lW Section: 3 City, County: North Salt Lake, Davis County UTM: 421181 mE, 4522108 mN Current Owner Name: Center Street Co., L.C. USGS Map Name & Date: Salt Lake City North, UT 7.5" Current Owner Address: Topographic (1993) Tax Number: N/A Legal Description (include acreage): N/A 2. STATUS/uSE Property Category _ bui/ding(s) X structure site _object 3. Evaluation X eligible/contributing _ ineligible/non-contributing _ oul-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) Xother: GLO Maps _ newspapers _ abstract of title _ city!county histories _ tax card & photo _personal interviews _ building permit USHS Library _ sewer permit USHS Preservation Files X Sanborn Maps USHS Architects File _ obituary index _ LDS Family History city directories/gazetteers Library census records _ loeallibrary: _ biographical encyclopedias _ university library(ies): ..x ..x Bibliographical References (books, articles, interviews, etc.) Attach copies ofall research notes, title searches, obituaries, and so forth. Determined NR eHgib~e> ~ 'ction 106 Review Researcher/Organization: Dale R Gourley Baseline Data, Inc. Ie , Date: 14 January 2003 4. ARCHITECTURAL DESCRIPfION Bui/ding Style/Type: Single Cell Prefab Shed No. Stories: .-!. Foundation Material: Concrete Wall Materia/(s): Sheet Metal Additions:X none _ minor _ major (describe below) Alterations:X none _ minor _ major (describe be/ow) Number of associated 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 prefabricated shed. The shed is a single story structure resting on a concrete foundation. Twelve rectangular ventilation openings are present in the foundation. Each is 6 by 8" and enters the foundation at an oblique angle, with four vents each on the east and west sides of the foundation and two each on the north and south sides. Ventilation for the attic space is provided by two rectangular covered openings, one under each of the gabled ends. The roof of the shed is covered with sheet metal and is moderately pitched with gable ends on both sides. Entry to the structure is from the north side through a metal door with batten lining consisting of vertical lumber over which plywood has been nailed. The walls are constructed of metal sheeting that has been U-bolted together and appears to be in good condition. Corrosion on the sides and roof suggests tin plating over the metal sheets, and there are several layers of gray paint. No interior wall covering is present. The ceiling covering consists of wooden shiplap siding. The floor is covered with plywood sheeting. ASSOCIATED STRUCTURES AND OUTBUILDINGS Associated structures include four additional storage sheds and a blast wall. These associated structures are described individually on separate Historic Site Forms. s. HISTORY Architect/Builder: Unknown Date of Construction: 1950s? Historic Themes: Mark themes related to this property with "S" or (see instructions for details) _ Agriculture ~ Architecture _ Archeology Art Commerce Communications _ Community Planning & Development Conservation Economics Education _ Engineering Entertainment! Recreation _ Ethnic Heritage _ Exploration! Settlement Health/Medicine "c" (S = significant, C = contributing). ~Industry Invention _Landscape Law Literature _ Maritime History _Military _ Performing Arts Politics/ 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. General Land Office maps made in 1855 and 1872 show no improvements on the property. This structure does not appear on the 1951 version of the Salt Lake City North 7.5 minute USGS quadrangle, but it does appear on the 1963 version. 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 the land granted by "UP" to Farmington. These records are incomplete, however. County records record a mortgage ''UPRR'', both grantor and grantee presumably representing incarnations of the Union Pacific Railroad (Davis County Abstracts Book A: Folio 263, line I). No other records are available for the property until 1935, when the Salt Lake Municipal Corporation granted a lease to E.I. DuPont de Nemours & Company Company, the parent company for Atlas Powder, which had aquired adjacent property in 1934 (Davis County Abstracts Book 1 & 5 North: Folio 70, line 28). for trRANSACTION GRANTOR (SELLER) DATES TYPE OF DOLLAR GRANTEE (BUYER) TRANSACTION AMOUNT :;1./;2.11/1117 U, LJ/!/J,A. G.. 1/1S'1/~J) ISl/u!4ke {fItIfJUlJir';4/6 'ru. £,.;1=, IN,,,J,I. • /... -. ... _. /I1f)4Io_~ _"C.~e .- . , Researcher: IItt:Pi t)V~s~ Date: COMMENTS ~ ~: ' SKY HAllEN AIRF I ELD 0:-:, I \ I ) "'. , , ! r---- -- ,I ,.1V \ I,, I• l 35 \! r• Kf!!dW'Oa,d Villages . :. j '- .. s ) 42DV68 _0_= =--== _ .. 0.5Miles 1 .. 2.:=I_-=:J_-== =0...5...-====:JjO Kilometers ", n Block Survey Area ~dwood Villages CUlt~ral Site Proposed location ofthe 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. tN/2N, R. tW. 42DV68 II i -;;.;.; 3.. , . and CeramIca 11I'IIII1lIJ-' 824 W 350 N " " strucbn8 .,...... 818W350N " " ... ~ ~ -" - - - - - - ---..,.- - _.- --'---.." #·;:;z.----:~=-=r~~::__-----:-~--- - - - - :1-.:- ~--'- - - - - - - . Strucbn 1 .... ApproK. 874 W 350 N ""; . "-, ~ 2 SIrucILn 4 '·StrucIure 5 Apprux. 800 W 350 N Apprac. 770 W 360 N - - MoLnct i I \ ~yt,350 N Apprax. ". '. '. Railroad Tracks o Grade 250 Road . 20 ft Contour 42 DV68 Structure 2 Approx. 850 W 350 N LJ Inches o 60 8" Vents Storage Shed 42DV68 Building #2 ? 850 W 350 North North Salt Lake, Davis County Overview Looking Southeast Overview of Back with Building1 in Back Storage Shed 42DV68 Building #2 ? 850 W 350 North North Salt Lake, Davis County View of Interior Overview of Front