100183

176 S 1100 EAST SALT LAKE CITY , SALT LAKE COUNTY EAST SIDE HISTORIC DISTRICT SCANNED MAR 262019 1111~i~llllililiilll~il~1111111 3 9222 00583 7625 HISTORIC SITE FORM ----,--------------fJ(If../ili'nJMml"icic; Sites Database version) Utah State Historic Preservation Office ID#: 32498 1. Identification Old ID#: Property Name: Plat: Address: 176 S 1100 EAST City: ~ALT LAKEL1C_IT_y___--'1 County.. Block: Dates Surveyed / Added toSHPO Files EvaluatIOn: (B) ELIGffiLE/CON'I'RIBU'I'ING Recon. Level Survey: Intensive Level Survey: General/Misc. File: National Register StatuJ· EAST SIDE HISTOluC DISTRICT Date Listed Site: SALT LAKE COUNTY 2. Documentation/Status 1 271353 03/95 / /81 Date Delisted ·1 8/2/2001 Thematic or MPS Affiliation: Areas of Significance: 3. Building Information Date(s) of Construction: Height (# stories): 1905 c. 2.5 Original Use SINGLE DWELLING Outbldgs: Contrib. 0 Non-Contrib. 0 Plan/Type: SIDE PASSAGEIENTRY Style(s): VICTORIAN ECLECTIC Material(s) REGULAR BRICK A rchitect(s) : Comments: 4. Other SHPO File Information Federal Tax Project No.(s) 106 Case No .. Devel. Grant: State Tax Project No. (s) Historic Photo Date: HABS/HAER: Printout Date: 121212003 Surveyor Date b -p~ 7/2-8/80 , Salt Lake City Architectural Survey Plat No. - -y.::::--- - - - - Block No. ~ '1 ------- Lot No. / ------- Sal t Lake Ci ty Planning Com mission Structure/Si te Information Form ax============================================================== .~ Street Address: :; ... t ! 10 ~ ~~ U l"-. \ \ D 0 E-~s. ~ Census Tract J 5" Ownership: Public Private K Name of Structure: 1:) -2============================================~ Construction Date or Period: I ftJS' .... ~ ~ "'""I c: o ... :a § u ~ ~ <: Original Use: Present Use: Single Family XMulti Family - Public Commercial Vacant Religious Other Park Industrial AgriCultural = Building Condition: Excellent Integrity: ':<. Unaltered Minor Alterations Major Alterations Site Ruins lGood Deteriorated 3=========================================== Preliminary Evaluation: Significant Contributory Not Contributory Intrusion Z Eligibility Status: National Landmark National Register - State Register City Register = Historic District Multi-Resource Thematic Conservation District 4=========================================== Research Sources/References (if used): c: .~ ~ E :l U o CI dtt-J~/G r~~ ~dxJ didl~~ Photography: Date of Photographs: 1980 Views: Front Slde s============================================~ Architect/Builder (if known): Building Materials: ·)7l.c~t Building Type/Style: Number of Stories: g;~uu ~J:... ~ Description of Physical Appearance & Significant Architectural Features: (Include additions, alterations, ancillary structures, and landscaping if applicable) 7f~ AMf; r~:;f~ .~ / ~ -e~-CVUM / v4~ ~/ ~d z;#<d ~/ Add.~ ti~· . / 6========================================== >. Statement of Historical Significance: Aboriginal Americans Communication Agriculture - Conservation - Architecture Education The Arts - Exploration/Settlement Commerce - Industry g '" l: Military - Mining - Minority Groups - Political Recreation Religion - Science SocioHumanitarian Transportation HISTORIC SITE FORM (10-91) UTAH OFFICE OF PRESERVATION 1 IDENTIFICATION Name ofProperty: Tyndale, William & Elsie, House Address: 176 S. 1100 East Twnshp: City, County: Salt Lake City, Salt Lake County 84102 UTM: Range: Section: Current Owner Name: Clinton & Kar.yn Taylor USGS Map Name & Date: Fort Douglas, UT, Current Owner Address: 176 S. 1100 East, Salt Lake City, UT 84102 Tax Number: 16-05-206-016 Quad,1998 Legal Description (include acreage): BEG N 123.75 FT FR SE COR LOT 1, BLK 29, PLAT F, SLC SUR; N 36.25 FT; W 110 FT; S 36.25 FT; E 110 FT TO BEG. ALSO BEG N 160 FT FR SD SE COR LOT 1; W 110 FT; N 5 FT; E 110 FT; S 5 FT TO BEG. (cont. 0.09 acres) 2 STATUSIUSE Property Category -Lbuilding(s) _structure _site _object Photos: Dates _slides: ...L]Jrints: 2009 -Lhistoric: circa 1936, 1955, 1980 Drawings and Plans -Lmeasuredjloor plans (tax card) _site sketch map _Historic American Bldg. Survey _original plans available at: -Lother: Sanborn Insurance Maps Evaluation -Leligible!contributing _ineligible!non-contributing _out-ol-period Use Original Use: Single Dwelling Current Use: Multiple Dwelling Research Sources (check all sources consulted, whether useful or not) -Labstract oftitle ....x..city/county histories -Ltax card & photo --personal interviews -Lbuilding permit ....x..USHS Library _sewer permit ....x..USHS Preservation Files -LSanborn Maps ....x..USHS Architects File _obituary index ....x..LDS Family History Library -Lcity directories/gazetteers ....x..locallibrary: Salt Lake City Library -Lcensus records ....x..university Iibrary(ies): Marriott Library, University of Utah _biographical encyclopedias -Lnewspapers Bibliographical References (books, articles, interviews, etc.) Attach copies ofall research notes, title searches, obituaries, and so forth. AP Associates Planning and Research. Salt Lake City Architectural/Historical Survey Central/Southern Survey Area. Salt Lake Planning Commission and Salt Lake City Historic Landmark Committee, 1983. Also Site Fonn produced by AP Associates. Anderson, Charles Brooks. The growth pattern ofSalt Lake City, Utah, and its determining factors. Ph.D Thesis, New York University, Graduate School of Arts and Science, 1945. Carter, Thomas and Goss, Peter. Utah's Historic Architecture, 1847-1940: a Guide. Salt Lake City, Utah: University of Utah Press, 1988. Daughters of Utah Pioneers. Tales of a Triumphant People. Salt Lake City, Utah: Stevens & Wallis Press, 200 I. Giraud, Elizabeth Egleston. Central City Historic District (Boundary Increase): Bryant Neighborhood. National Register of Historic Places Registration Fonn, 1995. Available at the Utah State Historic Preservation Office (SHPO). History ofthe Eleventh Ward, 1849-1979. [Salt Lake City, Utah: n.p., 1979]. Osborne, Julie W. University Historic District. National Register of Historic Places Registration Fonn, 1995. Available at the Utah State Historic Preservation Office (SHPO). Polk Directories, Salt Lake City, 1884-1960. Published by R.L. Polk & Co. Available at the Utah State Historical Society and the Marriott Library, University of Utah. [Salt Lake City Building Permit Cards and Register). Available at the Salt Lake City and Utah History Research Center. [Salt Lake County Tax Assessor's Cards and Photographs]. Available at the Salt Lake County Archives. [Salt Lake County Title Abstracts}. Available at the Salt Lake County Recorder's Office. Salt Lake Tribune. Sanborn Fire Insurance Mapsfor Salt Lake City, 1898, 191 I, 1927, 1950 and 1969. Available at the Utah State Historical Society and the Marriott Library, University of Utah. United States Census. Salt Lake City, Salt Lake County, Utah, 1880, 1900, 1910, 1920 and 1930. ResearcheriOrganization: _ _ _ _ _----"-K"'o!!.rr...,a~I...,B~r""os"'c"'h>!!in~s~ky,.J....!..../-"S"'a!.!:lt.....Lak"""'~e-"C!!.ity~C""o"'rp~o...,ra!!.tl'""·o",n~__ Date: 2009 4 ARCHITECTURAL DESCRIPTION 176 S. 1100 East, Salt Lake City, UT Building StyleIType.·__ _ V_ic_t_or_ia_n_E_cl_e_ct_ic_I_F_o_urc......:...sq;.o..uc..;.ar;....e-'--_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ Foundation Material: stone, concrete ---~---------- Wall Material(s): No. Stories: p. 2 2 '-----=---- brick, frame -~~~~~---------- Additions: _x_none __minor _major (describe below) Alterations: __none _x_minor _major (describe below) Number of associated outbuildings _.2-_ and/or structures Briefly describe the principal building, additions or alterations and their dates, and associated outbuildings and structures. Use continuation sheets as necessary. The William and Elsie Tyndale House is a Victorian Eclectic two-story foursquare built circa 1905. 1 It is located at 176 S. 1100 East in Salt Lake City.2 The original portion of the house has a footprint measuring 28 by 35 feet with the narrower end facing the street with a slight projection on the north half of the fa~ade (east elevation). The house has two historic rear additions: a two-story brick addition built in 1936 (south half of west elevation) and a one-story frame addition built in 1951 (north halt). The main roof is hipped with a simple gable over the front projection. The projecting front porch (south half of fa~ade) has a simple gable roof. The two-story addition has a low slope shed-roof and the one-story addition has an angled shed roof. The roof material is asphalt shingles. The house is built on a rock-face stone foundation in front and concrete in the rear. The brick is laid in a running bond with flush mortar joints. It is painted red. The projecting wing on the fa~ade features a tripartite window on the main level. The center fixed-frame window is flanked by narrow double-hungs and features a leaded-glass transom. The lintels and sills are stone, painted tan. On the upper level, there are two narrow double-hung windows with a smaller window between. There is square shingling in the gable trim and a pair of windows divided by a classical-style mullion. The porch sits on a newer concrete deck and steps. The porch roof is supported by Tuscan columns. The pedirnented porch roof has cornice returns. The front door is half-glass with a carved circular garland pattern and transom. The main alteration to the fa~ade is the secondary door south of the original door, which was installed in place of an existing window (circa 1936). The north and south elevations feature a combination of double-hung windows with flat lintels and segmental arched brick hoods with drip moldings. The corbelled brick chimneystack on the north elevation is intact. There is a basement entrance on the south elevation (circa 1936). The chirnneystack on the rear has been shortened. There are also basement windows on each elevation. The two-story brick addition (1936) on the rear has flat lintel double-hung windows. The back door faces east. The one-story frame addition sits on a raised concrete foundation with basement below. It has vertical siding and replacement windows (circa 1980). There is a deck extending off the rear (west) elevation (date unknown, circa 1980). On the interior, the house has 1,298 square feet of space divided between the three levels. In 1936, the house was converted to a four-unit apartment building. A fifth unit was added by the 1950s. In the 1970s, the sixth unit was added. In the late 1990s, the current owners removed the extra units, so there are currently four units, one of which is occupied by the owners. The house sits on a narrow lot of 0.09 acres. The front yard is lawn with mature trees. There is a concrete driveway on the north side on the house that is shared with the neighboring property. There is a non-contributing shed in the rear. The immediate neighborhood of the Tyndale House includes mostly brick and frame residences built primarily between 1891 and 1910. The area is in the northeast quadrant of the Bryant Neighborhood and is surrounded by a residential mix of styles and types, mostly built in the early 1900s. The neighborhood also includes a few neighborhood-scale commercial and office buildings, two neighborhood churches, and the Holy Cross Hospital complex. 3 The Tyndale House was evaluated as eligible/contributing when the Bryant Neighborhood was listed on the National Register of Historic Places (NRHP) as part of a boundary increase for the Central City Historic District in 2001. The historic district was expanded a second time in 2002 and the buildings are currently part of the NRHP Salt Lake City East Side Historic District. Most of the alterations to the Tyndale House are within the historic period and it has good historic integrity. The house contributes to the architectural and historical significance of the neighborhood. The tax cards give a construction date of 1896, but the house does not appear on the 1898 Sanborn and best estimate from other sources is 1905. 2 Until 1972, the street was more commonly known as Eleventh or 11th East. 3 The two churches are the LDS Church 11th Ward Meetinghouse (951 E. 100 South) and the St. Paul's Episcopal Church (261 S. 900 East). The Holy Cross Hospital is currently known as the Salt Lake Regional Medical Center. I 5 HISTORY Architect/Builder: 176 S. llOO East, Salt Lake City, UT R. E. McConaughy, developer Date of Construction: p. 3 circa 1905 Historic Themes: Mark themes related to this property with "S" or "c" (S = significant, C = contributing). (see instructions for details) _Agriculture _Economics _Industry _Politics/ s:....Architecture _Education _Invention Government _Archeology _Engineering _Landscape _Religion _Art _Entertainment/ Architecture _Science _Commerce _Law Recreation _Social History _Communications _Ethnic Heritage _Literature _Transportation s:....Community Planning _Exploration! _Maritime History _Other & Development Settlement _Military _Conservation _Health/Medicine _Performing Arts 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 William and Elsie Tyndale House is located at the northwestern edge of Salt Lake City's Plat F. Plat F was surveyed in 1867 as an eastern expansion of the city's second survey, Plat B, which was platted in 1848, a year after the arrival of 4 Mormon settlers. Plat F has the same characteristics as the earlier plats: ten-acre blocks, each containing eight lots of I Y4 acres. Streets were 132 feet wide. Originally each lot was allowed the construction of one house with a standard setback of 20 feet. The rear of the property was to be used for vegetable gardens, fruit trees, and outbuildings for subsistence livestock and poultry.s Plat B ended at 1000 East where the foothills begin to rise. The settlers were organized into wards, with the north part of the Bryant Neighborhood part of the Eleventh Ward. 6 Plat F developed later and more slowly due to the steep topography, but became a fashionable neighborhood after the University of Utah was moved from its downtown location to former Fort Douglas land above 1300 East in 1899-1900. 7 Because of the rapid growth of Salt Lake City in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, the semi-rural lots were subdivided and the neighborhood became more urban in character. Around the edges of the blocks, the modest homes of the first settlers were joined by the more substantial homes of the emerging middle-class, particularly in the first quarter of the twentieth century. Inner block streets such as McClelland Street were developed beginning in the 1890s, and were often built as modest, densely-packed speculative or rental housing stock. Multi-family housing for the working-class began to appear in the early 1900s. The neighborhood was easily accessible to the downtown and the University by a streetcar line along South Temple. The significance of the Tyndale House falls within the contextual period Mature Community, 1900-1925 and Depression and Decline, 1925-1955, as described in the Bryant Neighborhood nomination. s The Tyndale House represents the substantial homes of Salt Lake's prosperous families in the early part of the twentieth century that were converted to apartment houses in the 1930s. The frrst land certificate for Lot 1 was given to Henry A. Baker in 1867. Baker sold the lot to Wendell P. Woodruff in 1887. Between 1891 and 1900, the lot was gradually subdivided. By 1903, the south half of the lot was owned by the Wells Fargo Company, which sold it to R. E. McConaughy in April 1903. Robert E. McConaughy (1859-1924) was a real estate investor. He built a house for his own family on the comer at 1079 E. 200 South in 1905. The house at 176 S. 1100 was built probably around the same time. It was likely a speculative investment because the deed changed hands several times between 1905 and 1917, transactions which involved a number of investors: Alfred H. Ensign (1870-?), a frre insurance agent; William Burnside (1856-?), a cattleman, and his wife, Alice C. Burnside (1840-?); Frederick A. Sweet (?-1936), president of a fuel company; Ernest Hill (1884-?), a secretary for a real estate company; and the B & M Investment Company. The first permanent settlers of Salt Lake City were members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, also known as the LOS or Mormon Church. S Brigham Young outlined the design of the city based on a concept known as the "City of Zion" plat originated by LOS Church founder Joseph Smith for laying out the city of Nauvoo, Illinois. Edward W. Tullidge, The History o/Salt Lake City and Its Founders, (Salt Lake City, Utah: Edward W. Tullidge, Publisher and Proprietor, 1880),47. 6 A ward (similar to a parish or congregation) is the smallest ecclesiastical unit ofthe LOS Church. The Bryant Neighborhood also includes part of the Tenth Ward, south of300 South. 7 Julie Osborne, University Historic District, National Register of Historic Places Registration Form, 1995. Available at the Utah State Historic Preservation Office (SHPO). 8 Elizabeth Egleston Giraud, Central City Historic District (Boundary Increase): Bryant Neighborhood. National Register of Historic Places Registration Form, 2001. Available at the Utah State Historic Preservation Office (SHPO). 4 5 IDSTORY 176 S. 1100 East, Salt Lake City, UT p. 4 -continued- The fIrst known occupants are the renters listed on the 1910 census enumeration. They were William R. Tyndale (18731950) and his wife, Elsie Priscilla Honn Tyndale (1873-1961). They were from Iowa and married in 1902. The Tyndales came from to Utah around 1905. William R. Tyndale was a doctor and a captain United States Army. He was appointed assistant surgeon for the Utah National Guard and lectured often on various medical subjects. Elsie Tyndale was active in the Ladies Literary Club. They are listed at the address on the 1910 census with their son, Hamilton, and a servant, Miriam Adair. After their divorce, Elsie Tyndale moved back to her home state of Minnesota. Dr. Tyndale stayed in Salt Lake City until after the death of his son, Hamilton, a medical doctor/intern, in 1939. William R. Tyndale later moved to California. In July 1917, the B & M Investment Company sold the house to J. Solomon. Jennie Solomon (1863-?) and her husband, Louis Solomon (1864-?) were German immigrants, who immigrated to the United States in 1885. Their children were born in Colorado. They are listed on the 1920 census at 176 S. 1100 East with their son, Benjamin, an electrician for a theatre; their daughter, Florence, a stenographer for a coal company; sister-in-law, Bertha Davison; and Annie Jensen, a servant. Louis Solomon was tailor by trade and the manager of Bee Hive [sic] Tailoring in downtown Salt Lake. The Solomon family sold the property in 1922 and moved to California. The next owner was Esther Call Stewart. Esther Call Stewart (1879-1959) and her husband, John Riggs Stewart (1878-1961) were born in Utah. They were married in 1899 and had seven children. They are listed with their six surviving children on the 1930 census. The household also included a niece, Elizabeth Call. John R. Stewart was a civil engineer, and one son, Kilton, was a draftsman in an engineering office. Elizabeth Call was working as a stenographer for a grocery store office. In the 1930s, the house was divided into separate apartments for the adult children. It had fIve units by the 1950s and six units by the 1970s. The house was owned by members of the Stewart family until 1995 when it was purchased by the current owners. 6 PHOTOS 176 S. 1100 East, Salt Lake City, UT Common Label Information: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. Name: Tyndale, William & Elsie, House Address: 176 S. 1100 East, Salt Lake City, Salt Lake County, Utah Photographer: Korral Broschinsky Date: March 6, 2009 Digital color photographs on me at Utah SHPO. Photo No.1: 6. East elevation (fa~ade) of house. Camera facing west. Photo No.2: 6. East and north elevations of house. Camera facing southwest. Photo No.3: 6. East and south elevations of house. Camera facing northwest. Photo No.4: 6. West and north elevations (rear) of house. Camera facing southeast. p. 4 , 176 S. 1100 East Salt Lake City, Salt Lake Co., Utah . a __" .0_- ..-". , <;J , -" '. " ."" fj i I i I, I I I \----- -176 S. 1100 East Salt Lake City, Salt Lake Co., Utah (best available photo) ' Dimensions Stories ~ '::> ~ Xl .c. :> ~ ~ tIIiI ........ 0 ~ d" 0 •0' • (Jq 'N CO Finish; { ~..__ FIr..¥........ / . Qtblnets... _......_ .•._._... __ M~Ult~lls.'···!.··"·'_··_'······ ____ ____••••••••••••• c_ •••: ••••••••••••• _ •• __•__ ..... ___ ...._ ..'---'-- - ....................... II" ___ "I_____ ·__ ·___ -It· ____··'--"'--'--'--11 L:!2!:~~~~=dl!==== -...... .....................--.................._................................_...................-...-..-.-.-......-..-.......... .. ;;:;:;-;;;:-";:::_:;=-=:::=~~~=-~;;;;;;;:;::===7 ~ ..Lk~~~~~~~.t By--:--.--:.....................7'T'. . . - '. - . . . . . :. .-.. . . ' ; ~ --.--~ Card No.. __ ......................... year......... __ .......... _____~._ , . ", ,~ .. '\ . ---."--~"~- F~ ~ :~ ! r ' ~l .. ' ; 11TH! l :i:: · : ..., ! 1 I f: '."::': !. !' ! .! ··-1····~···1···+··· 1-·· ;'· .. ;··+ ··;·· ··\ I! i i i. ~l \\'N • J I ! I I i ! I i ~ ~i ; : I I ! .i ~I : i . " OUT ~UILDINGS Age : Area J<'ac- tor Cost x I : Size x '( u I! : 1 i : i : iI ! ! ii : i : i : ~ : j !: ! ! i ! i !l I ! I : ! i : i I i Ii !~ : !: ! ! ! ! f i ! j ! I I I I~ I I~ i I ! ! ~ iI 1 I I~ ~ i I ~ ~ i !!!!! ~ i ~ !i i t : ! i i i !j ~ : i ! ! ~ i ! ! ~ j i: !: i: f ~ I I~ i "x i I! iI i ! i i ~ i I ! i -- " x x x i x x x - x x x . Form T.C. " , State of Utah-Sta~ Tax Commission . x " I---- -. .... Depr. Value s - ) ;;...30 John R. & Esther G~ stewart 0~ / 176 So. 1100 East C1.ty 2, Location _..:!:L~0~t!!........=1!!J,,---,B.,,.,1~0~k~=2..:::9.L,--=.P=1:.:::a:....:t:........::F:....:.=-=---=SL~C-=-S~u;:.:,..r-:-v_e.;y,---.-_ _ C ".. Kind of BI d g. L", CIa.. :t..35 St. No. Rms ..s D o~rt Type 1 Z W Stories Cu. Ft. Dimensions p ' x 176 So. 11th East Cost $ l/.f- '1 _7' xL2....b...-% Sq. Ft. x x x x Au, Gar. ~1:J FIr. ·x Walls ' 12.2.3 ra. ......... Exr. Walls i ,Y- '7S 1 'L~ ~ , Addirions Cone. None B. .. / c k C- ...-: & 8/3 ' ~ Roof Description of Building Foundation- Stone Total~ Factor ,/ i..-L .1' x Insularion- Floors _ _ _Walls _ _ _ Clgs. { .J: Roof Typ.t-D· b . d. Bays- Smali _ _ - _ _ M.d . \ Porches - Front Rear -- Bastment Enn. Planters Cellar.~ - \ \ :; = a 0 " .. .. ... 0 c~:u n ... '" 3: >- ...... % ,.. )( n z 9 ... ~ Iz ~ In B co i Larle ~ 1'110 (")rt i {",or,- \ / 3: 3: ..0 iii ::tJ":1 O~ oro z 'Tl n 0 c: :z -t -< .~ :; ::0 I'"" ":l0 .. ..... Air Cond. Floor- Fir ( 9 Tile- Walls Unf~ C. ~~ i .Iif.n els . $'(J O BIr.~ :J'iS:] IC-; .- h . 30' /!:to O.her " UO -, Floors - fixt. Storm Sash- Wood _ _ Metal _ _ Doors _ _ Sash ?..+ ,..')'i.r ,.".,s,t. .;' .. ",ji/'.l~ ~ '!l"~'" 1,{" -"H9 ",,' t - ~~ .v- j 37 - Metal Awning!; VU I 7 '). 1) hr.-",,-- O..... Hd. Wd, Wd ( Electrioal':'" Outlets I 'Tl 3: Tnt.1 A<I<I;,;nn. ::tJ Ye.r Built ." <> < I'll IIA.e ~ r Z -4 Est . Cost I Ca,,_ J _ _ Floor D ; I Depr. Reoroduction Value Deor. Col. 1(1''11 4 ~ 6 ..;( ~ % Obsol. or Rem. 2o/GJ % BId • . Value . . Is ~ To.al Buildin. Value ')(L!_1_2-1-,~J:.J=-~_.J-_ ___ 19 ' ..; ro, I '3 7t h y t W~II,Sh~ fh. Roof:Le- Doors /0...\ 0 If q Cost 2 G t- x~ % Size~ x . 3 . L Age Other Appraised _ _ J 1 73 Is! I ~ ~ I i Reor, Val. Minus Denr, Neighbor . Record - E... Remodel Year {/) 5 Cf {OWne~Tenant • Inf. by Garage- aa" r:1 .1 <:t 7:5 IIAvR. 3: ~ 'I / _1 ain5Oot n :t ·t '. (", '0 - @ Unlin. ; Fr s. - ----' {/) {/) 1'11" Z -4 ~ "" He.t- Srove'_ H A L , t - _ s r k r. O.I _ _ GasL.- Coal Pipeless _ _ R. ianr Cabinets I ;.. 3: . 'Le UrIs. {/) I'1T' - D; ___" Finish- Fir > {/) / / '2 TOJ.: \ Toile~ ..,,~ t {fO /0 Basin~Sink k o~ ""e '" 0" Plumbing -I '/.'/3'1z ¥J ¥( 9* l o o r ;::s Fin. ::tJ '~. Larg - ytJ @,.r O -I @ - i j 1 -:fi . - Bsmr. Apt. ~ Rooms Fin . Artie SIll.!! Md tb' . Dormers- Smal.l - = - - 71 : Is 379 s ~:~L~.::t~.-t"" -"'--+ +'+""+" I + ,+ ++i ·i · i j-.+.+. J~~; +'-+-++., 1··'·-, +-1· + . ····f · ·i·· + + f ++-+ j .+. ; · ,+ 1 "+ ;· f RESIDENTIAL OUT BUILDINGS Age Size Area Factor Cost x h Cars e - " , . )w al1s Age Size 8 Flj I~ x .- - Depr. .47 x .47 x .47 x .47 x .47 x .47 ' zo/@ Garage-Class Conv. Adj. Depr. Fac. Cost Value 1k-.,-... ROOf $bi"'Coat :>11.. _ ':trY" Door&. /\ q 'q'~. ~ ')q~ .---:: .....·... OF ..•..-,.·.. Card Number OwnemNune ______________________________------~--~------~--- n ~t~B-ld--~ /~y /~·~a~·--·----St--N---/-7-'~~ -~~~-/-/~·~ ~-,-----n . o. CI...... Type 1 2 s@eost Dimensions Storie. -I ~q. Ft. x x J,~'¥,~ x x l ~ l -t . ,x x ~ $JtJ8''i?~:-L. ~"'~x"/.J!br,i _____Totals Factor sll ? 7'/ C.P. x Fir. Wall&.--CI. Description jlf Buildings , Foundation-Sto~ / Roof Type Additions Additions sm .. , Cone. ::-11,-:7 ~. /-.Lv., Mtl. Ext. Walls s t:..?d-i: ~ ~ Att. Gar. _____Totals /,y[f~ -' o Med.._ _ _ Large" Dormera-Small _ _ _ Bays-Small _ _ _ Med _ _ _ Large. '?'i '!' • @ lP::!! Porches-Front .,.;L Rear Poreh )...r;J. _1'-::2 · @ Planters @ * J;xt. Base. Entry Cellar-Bsmt. Bamt. Gar. Basement@ Plumbing . % "h % @ l)rj,~ _ _ Floo/~ -<'. r'" " , . -,.,.,. k ~ Rms. Attic Rooms Fin. Fin. Rms. Slnk.~Toilet I ~ '7?-~O · Basin Wtr. Sftr. _ _ Shr. St. _ _ O . T . _ -e-- S- Mantels. Wainscot t_ Metal ~ '-'}tAl t:Vl1 ~ Total Additions Year Built Inf. by .- . //1 - III ~ ./ ,. • , · l~ -~ ~ @ st. .~ 1 "\J ,) .' 11 0 2 _~j ,"" '/i-I/' , I[Age 12. ' ~. · JO flta~D.-'-S. 11 ~ . &'7 {owner. Tenant-· Neighbor. Record - . 7"~t1 Fiberglass J"""';' .- Other Floors Storm Sash-Wood D._S. ___ : Awn~ - ."c:; Panel L 1/ "'Hd.Wd Cabinets /()J7 I \) Zone Finish-Fir. _____ Hd. Wd. Tile-Walls J;lec. __ Coal - - Pipeless __ Radiant ~ : t\ s:\ Garbage Disp. Full Floor-Fir. ! ~/ Heat-Stoye_ H .A . ~ HW_ Stkr _ Air Cond. - / t. ?t:J ' · I i). sO , Unfin. Dishwasher Oil J:::: '@ Replacement Cost Obsolescence V 1. 'J f?:.51,; -- · Adj. Bid. Value COny. Factor x.4l. Replacement Cost-1940 Base Depreciation Column 1(2)3 4 5 6 1940 Base ToEal Value from reyerse side Co~. Less Depreciation ~A ..... ; :L9% Total Buildt(g Value $ J -$, 1. /f Appraised (j)------j 11--~I,Lf(---19 ~ B>'-:-'Q "-">"""' D _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ Appraised ® 19 _ _ By ________________________- - - http://www .assessor.sico.org!cfin}/query/detail_com.cfin?Parcel_ id= ... Parcel search Details search again It Lake County Commercial Parcel, Details Report page. March,03,2009 I· L.·eg~i· Description··1 r· p~;:ceiM~p ! r·M;;~eDetails ·· 1 This a e shows the assessors CAMA data, as it was, on Ma 22, 2008, and will not chan e until the next tax year. Commercial Section Number of Occurances Building Number Class Depreciation Grade Tenant Apeal Exterior Wall type Foundation Perimeter Stories Street Height Ground Floor Area % office Year Built Effective Year Built Land Building ratio Rental Class 101 1 176 D A G BR Y 143 2.0 8 1213 102 1 176 D A A FR Y 43 1.0 10 221 1896 1976 1920 1976 1.48 C C 2 of.5. Commercial Group 101-1101-2 Commecial Use 644 645 Cost Grade ? ? Inside Grade A A Outside Grade A A Over all Condition ? ? Inside Condition A A OutSide Condition A A Base Floor 1 1 Base Floor Area 1213 1 Number of Floors 1 2 Additional Floor Area Total Floor Area 2426 1 Lighting A A Heating/Cooling type 1 FA FA Heating/Cooling type 2 Partitioni ng A A Total Income Area 1298 1077 Total Number of Income 1 1 U. 1298 1077 Average Inc Unit Size Percent Heated 1 100 100 Percent Heated 2 Percent Sprinklers Rentable Square Footage 1298 1077 Number of Units 1 1 lof2 Parcel Record Owner Address Total Acreage Tax Class Id Property Type Tax District % Exempt Exempt Type Building Permit 16052060160000 TAYLOR, CLINTON J & KARYN M; JT 176 S 1100 E 0.09 110 - Apt Conversion 13 Valuation / Tax Year Land Value Building Value Final Value : 2008 Taxable Value 2008 $ 58,600 $ 204,500 $ 263,100 $ 144,705 Land Record Record ID Lot Use Lot Type Land Class Income Flag Seasonal use Influence Type Influence Effect L Assessment Class Lot Depth Acres Zone Sewer Number Lots Lot Shape Lot Location Neighborhood Nbhd Type Nbhd Effect Topography Traffic Traffic Influence Street type Street Finish Curb Gutter Sidewalk Commercail Units StudiOS 1 bedroom 2 bedrooms 3 bedrooms > 3 bedrooms rentable Area Number of Units Units in Project 1 MULTIHOUSNG PRIMARY -ACRE YES COM-PRIMARY 106 0.09 R-2 PUBLIC REGULAR INTERIOR 7800 TYPICAL LEVEL MEDIUM TWO-WAY PAVED Y Y 2 2 3165 4 4 3/3/2009 2: 11 PM CONTENTdm Collection: Item Viewer U . http://content.lib.utah.edulcdm4/item_ viewer.php?CISOROOT=%2Fs ... J. Willard Marriott Library THl; UNIVERS iTY OF UTAH HOME RESEARCH TOOLS home: browse: advanced search a Search Library Website SERVICES COLLECTIONS I BORROWING & RENEWALS LIBRI preferences: my favorites: my shopping cart: about: help add to favorites : reference urf @.. Et 150.0% Sheet 247 city Date.Original Map Sheet Number Street Names Creator Subject Publisher 10f2 Salt Lake City, Utah 1911 Sheet 247 100 South; First South; 200 South; Second South; 1000 East; Tenth East; McClelland; 1100 Ea! Sanborn D A Sanborn Fire Insurance Maps; maps; urban development; city planning J. Willard Marriott Library, University of Utah 3/9/20097:30 PM i ... I';"" ', I - ! , .• Q '. ' L. ; ' ,~ [ j I I. ' I' • " I " , : Ff I:: ~t ~I : . I~ ' ': '. 1-1 . I' " I '1 " : '" " "i: I, i: : ! t±=~t:;:;jH !; ." !, I 'i - ' I ' I i , 'I " , 1; · 1 !' 1\ ' ' I, ..\."" .. "1"11 ..,; ',' Lt.,': 1111/' 1.1./ . ,- ,1. .. . i'l j' 11 it it; ~ "ALII' I IA""""'. !, i;., \ "r... $ , ,:J Ii U ~', ~ , ," _ '. ' .• .• -...... __ ••• __ _ ... _ " ............. '-"1,. .....- .-':-..:.::.!,- - - - ',f••• ,(':~. /lJ 1/, .. ; ~u... .q~t.,tL ) , •• ('IL !(J'Lu' 'I . - , , :.; ~'I' Itt. 1;1 -1 ,, ' .j . V:X 4 1'< ....... ~i;z..:.. ..... :l.;~, '" '/" ~/ .. - ~Ul.. ..·(I..,~ (. J'bI. ~4Uir ~'J':""J""l J ~,c.,.J ~dl '" 'titd 4:, - - ';.1..-:1 ::.. It . I /(2:a~J: 1_ _ ,:..,.A£..I / ,L I • ~ - ! .. I 1/ .. -. . 7"::-: : ::-:' - - -- ' _ ,I . I•• ~ 1.1 I; ~ .. '- / -.~ .. )/;""IX"'~ / 'I II......·:. .. .Jf " It.... .;.:I<J...~ 1I.407't.::;. ill.;'Q if... ~_.,~ 71." 1 1 1L~ ,1.i".A. N ;!l1. ~ 'fz t..,t.l ;t ",.. "!IL 17 JliJ/./L Il ,'CC (.4.,.,... ",-,:r 71 "'7J..7 ::/ li (f~ 7q/~ ~ i-' 7f~:4 'lN1.JJ..i ' 1f.{.7~Ci, ..--- ~_L f- 7i!=14......... 71t.... t;;~,- J J ' . • ..t. {f !AL . r:;i (J I J 'J. .f ; ,II Jf 1/ x-.,~_ f _.Jf Il "" ..6J~:j ;;(,f JJ'.t r .IH. ':.t lit' ,.:,L .. I J", .. t;r. ' ;.lid. ::t.~ 11:l t:f i .. t• .... ,... !.!'1t Ji. -1 -~~1~ I ~~ u..~" _i..4'f~. c.. ~ ~ U-1.J.f-..c. 0' _~_ .t ~-:-::1 ' o..f • • ~:::-t"" ~ i1t.. ,J 110. ~d..jJ~;.,rt.l! 7~"" 7t&i ~.:.<' h.A. / .L' ~.r..... . 'r;io:;lIf.vc It.,. lL"1;/' -It'-.w, .. ItJ'Pt. fM: a A~~ .. J~:L %. Jd..,,,,./c ~ uf~ . , 'f1;;do. .. I!..l;! ~ ,1!.--.ili ~ I , 1f!i!i{:' _ -1'1 " .: , . '!J.,..u:. 1( 1i'f I ' I. t~ 1 1Jt:..L. -I '- J ..' /"'11 711 JI ~JIt1L~l tit :! 7lf '-'f)VI I ~I 7t If '- '! '. . I_r..:, '"/:. • .. 1tO IA- J.J.: J ~ ~ Iff-.,JI, :Vt"tlMI.JI, *'1 -: J.J..,.,,, rf!t~ -.- . ~<- 1 4 - ,,",J. V~,,~ .L ' ~ 7~~J. (:"",Di. .... WD<4.;, a."of/.: L l't • t!?t". . I~i .-~ ~~"":'H t.~ II~/' • ! C.:...:L ~1Jf~1f I ~ 1H.uL ;"d'! ./Uicl/ , ... _A ,-t~() " f!'~J rr • •• ~a..I..Ij Ill, ~~ I iT ' / 1_ ~' '._k ~C - ~r ~ ""I l. ~-- .. _ jR- r ' r!I i - "¢;I' V I -:i '1 • "l"i/ll I ~~~I~ -L- ~ ~~;- ~("((/ .uth.ti ,~ _ I 1 ' . 7lnw lfj~ _~ ,.,... ".,f':r"", . E~ . _ , I I : .1 I ' I - " . I ' J. I - t !\ • ... ~• y .. • rf " • _ - ' ?fbJ. .;#0'';'' I 1-. f1u~ ::' D~~. • "" f't'J~ II ~.+ '-1 '-'1' '; , i/ ; .. ! _ _._ ~ ___._ /1... ,..!,,-" ~~.-- /( .. ~ .. .1 , I 1 L ' "iii ............ '7 ' 1.; I ~",.~~ 'It ItflI A ' iI. .;. .. ' r-;o-r;, ( .r,f,::r~jJ... I ~;;£ 1F .,i .oIJ ,.,4 ~~ 1',..". c;1;:;:: •• --..£ -- ----'-, ........ .tU.1i.tL A.(/"' </.. .. _ _ __ _ ...Jv.LtL. __ . ;H'..u.. .7- It'" . ~ ..If ,.Lt;- -/ ~. - , .~. ~ :~ ' , ;/1 ~ . -:1 ;-t{ . '1 ' I . ~ x.'" L;;;. ,. I MtI~ . 1 I:i! e~ , -7'fa I 1 t..._ .... ~ .1 ~ --"-.. fm. 1-·1 .... r..... ~~A1 , "'"-' iL ~ , 0" ' :. I It.:... ... . ~ .I- f .. ,...d ... "'" ' -T- I' - 1l.6k'r ~ ~ ·Nt' .. ~ . V 1~"t1!f ~, J~¥. j.~ ~4. ~~~ I~ll -· , " Q;J. ~ . !.. ..... far.. f .~~ J~. ,-- :f.hu..:.,. ~~.d p~-~- 7; ~~ , " r ' .i. 11' 1 '7 . ",I' .. ' C, ,.~ .. i,:!,z1- II 1_ .J. .. ilf~;"..., (..0 ~' ;" " ~ === : i l"CulllO. -- --- I~ rif HfI !illt!i~ n .., . .. ,I __::::= I ~~~ t1~~ . ~L':1- ""l~t&, ~" r;.;.,.,.... fJ.. _ -,............ "-1-J' ~ 1f;:1~~ 'IIA;j;.If tdit ,/~<~71 ' :...& "" ~;', ,,Ifi lJ(".../.. 1 I r. { ' ~~~:~ J ~~:! "ida''''' "~ ?tir.t:::,..,. rt ~~~/' .. r ·- e~~ 'u-.A.:"'" ~ ~. J ,'I ' ~ ~/!.:.ur, .. r.L 1~!.;I _ ~ "t;l if.Mr[/",-A ..u'II'UAI~,,:A: ~ '---~ -.1 4~ ,tf'.t;v ~ Jt J,f ,j - - --- -~~St ,A....,It.,. ~", ~i { 1l1li- .!.d.:--;.(.. . ,Y, . <f ',c... v ;A... [L 4 1. Mf .... ~/..t. J_ f:. " Jo;t,','i} .~d.,,:h {t :'-'1/1, " __ 1J 7.'!:;:tJ.otI.:.J. fJ,/...J,. fJ~ i~ "':f: i-E ,!!:71If/t '11. ~ 'Ut.u.. u.. 'S-~ 't6"u. .. "" ;. . t, .; rl ~ """_ I: I lL . -lI:~iII j I u.i _£$4(;1'. ..... /14I11j)/N ....Ir.' . ;L ';t...w)-HiI'I. 'jtt~~ ..1i:tti.. • ' ~~ f ;/ j i l l Tf..tt...J..AI , ~7Jml.:;., 'h~ " - '1J~ 'lj, ;' ••b "*" :#lily If j.u.tru.. . ,, .,.., • .. t:1 Z/" ~.M.Itt_i_____· _ ~tl. ~~ ....1. 1 A~ 11:-; . 1:7. ~. "1Il'.. ~t " _ . -+, .ii,,"!!." -"-+"-"'~ ~.~ ~ a,,, 1:(: ti'...(' :it.I . :;: e-d ..... ..... ../ J'dA·...( 1t..u.:r,:r,.......,... -1;. ~ , .." Itl ~J, IJIIIl3i It:,'''F:'.''I'''''/;IUljl~ 11r,,&~ / ';'/' .,ilt.t;.~,_1!,c-¥.iwr;...- ~,... '':''1'.u~ J"J. 7/' .:J If l! ~, .~ '14 w11: kll.l.,... ilL -llu-1.. J~i~.;t ';:~.Il ' ~ . {Itll 7/' '' ,'t.. , '!(,...~, 'or. , .. 1·~·fJr U . . . M. )I .4 t .. t,. . . $...1'-.J,.. /!,:.r: J""'fit.~ <f"?4'~' 4.,~,~...-(. .. ." (. "''',...,IJ..-.J-, ."..,..:1..,/ 'L _L. .J.- ~ '_ Ai 6,· ... ~, ~-, ' --. . .-... ,-' --- -...... 1I'~eE 3_ X -:: - C":'.::'..::.. - I (l)"CQ ••lLt.."i'" 'Alt&"'fl{'/•.~ ~, ' -~~ 11~m~.:.., , ' w.,.ttcm . ..• • Lt ," ' wn:....... ,-~ - -~~ ~ I/wl..L .Vi'.1.. II~""';""" $'ll:a.'tt~ .:., t I.}, !~, .,. ...L ~- , ~ 111,,,,,,..&.,-, .otr'hu ."'-/- "" r.. ~""f " .. - "',,' IIomIn 110./ I _ , * , IIImIn 110 / " tu9 -ii;f.,"""-' ,.r :f.-r!.1. 1t..J.-t Yo. _ 'i~.J "t4~ ~Url.... "" r:~,,, :,,,, ./ ~",.,. . I!" .. ~I.'" 'I:" ~ I'''' 1 ="::,$ ---~ K uwd"..u;: 71((f.LUlr ~ lI{ac'....v , ~ II<.. -;J.,;v ,J..:,./..,,(~~ ift"" ii'1 ~1 r ... ...:.,.:...._ ... 1(Nl.h./II'~ II 1'." ,..·' ..... ". ;14~. ' J. .... ~"LU'W":,,, 711/ U 1 . .,/ -;:/ ---, .:".:c.. -. ,_.t:,..::.:._... J Illf ~"(."lj"",' 'f.t:..I~ i-If Ii J'.. . L rf.jL~_ .. ~'" .,it;, ~J ' -==- ~'i!iff - - - ,1iU. L .""-tl........ /1'&1.,,,': ,~ , - -- Nih /i..l.:.l ('l"J..<.. .. -", ':-:.- lIIuuu ~ 'l . ~ - If -f " Ji" i'l/l! , 'Iv 11I1~ 'I- . ' ,;t, Y,I/t .; It J7 ,; ;,.. - . - . - ;rtt,.t , , I ':1',1' ~~ lit· _ ;i~~ ~.. :;'~II<dJ.4J - - 1.lJ. 14i 'IIJ ).."n:;; uL. :.., :.~!t:, ..... - ~l.aHi.t. , ( ~111f;f (,71111. 'fJ • I '/I,~ I, 'I ~~ ;;for'! t-, .; 'If 1'1 ~.,a.l - ~/':t Id'l;" jt lII' 7fJt'1llI1'/. ... ~,(t;. - . , - _'V.l,{, u "nun. i' _. 11 J"771t1.J'I . ~"""I n(,. ,:.,t J~~ .... 4--ff . . t;-f<" .':1 ~ It"i, , ~l*'" tt.'''L''~'' - -~ .-:- ~,,.t'l. .,,,_ , \: ~ 'I Ii( I It. . , ~./&.;. -.foL4~ I i ,1 ~I "'fl!!: } ~:' ...:t; t 'Ii JO" K~ I,(;.,,\t If/.< ".1 . . . "" : J..,II/ , 't'Ldd( Iit#v. }I:a.:....... , lii'"'1 ' • 'h Itt,4'1 " 'Jl - .l,t. :~~ Ie ~. .~ 1: 1FJlJUfi ..:-:-;-~: -!".. ..; "/~ 7/f (,£i - IIlaJd.~ 1 . ,: . ~ Jl-- ,~ .:=..-::=~~;.:::::,..~::.~.---. -~ 1910 POPULATION AJj't lff.~_!-~]...;,---. - - .. " .• ,",""" , ,." " "" IWII <6 '1/. , , ' "" !. ,(..tW . I!!. .,. , I( " I :I;.t.c 71!t">~..u't. l~t.i lit H,M, '" .. ... _ --, - .. - ....;:. t1dt _ ... . . . . . _tl__ i iJ. '., ::::::...~'Z - 1~1f~ 11 \tl~'; ... rta_\lL KlooIatnM'. II~·Q '1..' .. ....1 ,/fIL. ~ ........ _ .. •• _ _ au.u ..,. a-. ... ~... ~ ............ .,f ..... _ , ..... - ~/'" /~"IU. 1M • \' .'1 l' --- -::.c:-....:.:::.~.. II~· ,~ : , _!~' ____ . ._....._. - .__. _.~___ -- , HI , I, \ •• a: ~ • " "' ''H' ''' "I " STATE~: THIRTEENTH CENSUS OF THE UNITED \ -. .."'.'." ....... 1----. UCI'A"lM'NI 01' 00101 ...11"0& ANO LAIIOII BUIIIAU Of' THI OINeUe I ,I.~II /.',)( I t Yl •• · .... . , ., . , ' ' .ffofk I IL ~- · · -· ~ i. ' -~ ··I'~ :V~ • 1;' ~IJ. ".ti L :~~ -- iI"_. ~~r , ;;... ~-; ~. ~~ ,/!i ~ . !~- . ~I L !: ~ . ! ' .. ..l..J ~ , .... .. -~.~ ; ,1 -- .' \' 1 .V ~, j ~(it t.::P.. ~ __ .~ !.:HI _. fll H.i , __ _ ,* ' r... I '1, ~ ~ AV~. , ......... ~ I, ',,4 '- 1 ~- • ,;; ~ .: F ,..... :: 1I~ [Iil-iJ ~ rI' -cy~ I. '= lilJ I' ' I~ n ! ; ; ~ .,. f!l 1i '!O' M' lilt I ~a. ~ ,1.. u. 111... ! I , r..'. r...~ ~,I.t bolA; 1M .... ;..' r~. ~. :1-'" 114:' .' I~ ~: Ir{"", ~ ,I{, ,:/-.. ," r7J ,~. fl J~ .&oJ '" . ~' ,.. -~ -r '-,q ,...' !k. ,1:1 ' ,', . ;; :?, '!;i " ,," -;: [;.-, £' 7: .. 176 S. 1100 East Salt Lake City, Salt Lake Co., Utah Tyndale, William & Elsie, House )duced by the United States Geological Survey 1975 vision by USDA Forest Service 1998 >OgTaphy compiled 1950. Planimetry derived from imagery taken 1997 other sources. Public Land Survey System and survey control current .f 1998 * G~ l,. 1000 E3 E3 0 E3 1768.1100 East Salt Lake City, Salt Lake County, Utah Photograph 1 Digital Photographs - Intensive Level Survey, 2009 Page 1 of 1 Photograph 2 State of Utah Department of Community & Economic Development Division of State History Utah State Historical Society Michael O. Leavitt Governor Mas: J. EVIlDII Director 300 Rio Grande Salt Lake City, Utah 84101-1182 (80l) 533-3500 • FAX: [phone] • TOO: 533-3502 [e-mail] February 11, 1997 KAREN TAYLOR 176 SOUTH 1100 EAST SALT LAKE CITY UT 84102 RE: National Register listing/State Preservation Tax Credit - 176 South 1100 East Dear Ms. Taylor: A co-worker recently saw a copy of the letter I sent you last November with the state historic preservation tax credit application and made me aware of a significant error' made at that time: I mistakenly told you that your house was located within the boundaries of the University Neighborhood Historic District, when in fact, the district only includes the houses on the east side of 1100 East. Since your house is not listed in the National Register, it is not currently eligible for the state preservation tax credit. I apologize for any problems this error may have caused. The specific boundaries were set by the researchers who developed the nomination for this historic district. We recognize the significant number of fine, old buildings west of 1100 East and it is possible the historic district boundaries may be adjusted sometime in the future. However, we are not aware of any effort by the city or local residents to begin this change. If you have any questions about this process, please contact Julie Osborne, the architectural historian/National Register coordinator in our office (801/533-3559 or [e-mail]). There is a chance your house could be individually eligible for the National Register, but successful nomination would require association with historically significant events or persons. Since the information in our file on your house was very limited I have done some quick research to try and determine if there is any such association with historically significant individuals. It appears your house was built in 1905 as a real estate investment by David and Stella Roth Spitz who lived for some forty years in the house at 1073 East 200 South. (The title of your . house was apparently in Stella's name.) The early occupants of the house are not known, but from 1925 through 1960 John R. and Esther Call Stewart lived in (and probably owned) your house. John worked as an engineer for Provo City (probably pre-1925), Salt Lake City, Salt Lake County and the state. Esther's obituary notes involvement with literary and parent/teacher-type organizations. The house was divided into six apartments by 1951 with John (and Esther, I presume) living in #1. Esther died in 1959; John in 1961. It appears your house has been owned and lived in for many decades by nice, respectable people. Unfortunately, I do not see any association with historically significant individuals as would be required for National Register listing. Preserving and Sharing Utah's Past for the Present and Future Again. I apologize for this mistake and any problems it may have caused. If you have any other questions or if I can be of any assistance, please feel free to contact me at 801/533-3562 or at [e-mail] Sincerely, Charles M. Shepherd, RA Historical Architect Office of Historic Preservation Department of Community & Economic Development Division of State History Utah State Historical Society Michael O. Leavitt Governor MaxJ.Evans Director 300 Rio Grande Salt Lake City, Utah 84101-1182 [phone] • FAX: [phone] • TOO: 533-3502 .. cehistry. [e-mail]. ut.us November 7, 1996 KAREN TAYLOR 176 SOUTH 1100 EAST SALT LAKE CITY UT 84102 RE : State Historic Preservation Tax Credit Dear Ms. Taylor: Our records show yM ouse at 176 South 1100 East is listed in the National Register of Historic Places as a contrib~uilding in the University Neighborhood Historic District. If no substantial alterations have occurred to the building since it was evaluated at the time of nomination, it would still be eligible for, and listed in, the National Register. Enclosed is the complete application package for the state historic preservation tax credit which provides for a credit equal to 20 percent of qualified rehabilitation expenditures against your state income tax. The state tax credit law requires that all proposed or on-going work must be approved by our office as meeting the Secretary of the Interior's Standards for Rehabilitation before the project is completed . Also, a minimum of $10,000 must be spent on the rehabilitation over a maximum period of 36 months. There is no fee to apply for this tax credit. This application is separate from any review or application that may be required by a local preservation commission or other organizations (e.g., Landmarks Commission or the Utah Heritage Foundation). We encourage you to apply as soon as possible to verify if anyon-going work meets the Secretary of the Interior's Standards for Rehabilitation. Once work is underway, changes to bring the project into conformance with the Standards can be difficult, expensive or occasionally impossible to make. Photographs showing all areas of work prior to the beginning of construction are required as part of the application. We hope the state historic preservation tax credit can make this rehabilitation project more economically feasible. Please let us know if you have any questions or if we can be of further assistance. You can reach me at 801/533-3562 or at [e-mail] Sincerely, c~~ Historical Architect Office of Historic Preservation Preserving and Sharing Utah's Past for the Present and Future Stella Roth Spitz b. 10/14/75 to Henry & Ella Roth d. 4/10/54 SLC DN 4/10/54 B-5 SLT 4/11/54 C-11 obit: resided at 1073 East 2 nd South widow of David Spitz (d. 11/30/43) John Riggs Stewart b. 1/20/78 in Provo to Andrew Jackson Stewart, Jr. and Dorothy Melissa Riggs d. 1/4/61 SLC DN 1/5/61 C-10 SLT 1/6/61 D-8 obit: Provo/SLClSLCo/state engineer; surveyor; homesteaded 4000 acres in North Fork of Provo Canyon with brother (Scott) and father (later donated to Aspen Grove, BYU, etc.) - Stewart Falls Esther Call Stewart b. 3/24/79 in Willard to Omer Call [NR-listed house] and Eleanor Jones d. 5/4/59 Provo DN 5/6/59 B-16 SL T 5/6/59 p.36