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Show -60391. M:thodist Church and Trailer 15-1-A Main St. -- Gothic style frarre church with bell tCMer and rose window. Owner: Trustees of the M. E. Church Age: 1891 Significance: Contributo:ry--Gothic style M:thodist Church which is inportant in documenting the religious life of Eureka. '!he building still functions as a M:thodist Church. (L) 392. Tintic Garage 17 and 18-1-A Main St. -- A galvanized iron and wood ccmnercial structure. CMner: Mac. A. Bigler and B.C. Jameson, Eureka Age: 1915 (Altered in 1927) Significance: Contributo:ry-Fl.m.ctioned as a garage and illustrates the evolution of transportation.. being altered in 1927 to acconod.ate autorrobiles. 394. Bullion Beck and Chanpion Headfrarre West end of Eureka -- 'IWo post "A" frame M:::>ntana-type headframe, wood tirrbers. CMner: U. V. Industries Inc., University Club Bldg., City ,UI' Age: ca. 1890 Significance: Sixty-five foot wood headfrarre is the only rermant of the Bullion Beck Mire, one of Eureka IS rrost irrprotant mines. It was disoovered in 1871 by MJmon, John Beck. (L) 395. Eureka Hill Headfram e Southeast of the Beck Mine -- 'lhirty-five foot, two-post wooden headframe with mine ciunp (ovemurden durrp) • CMner: Chief Can. Mining Co., Eureka Age: ca. 1890s . Significance: Another inportant mine to the Eureka area and one noted for its CMIler, John Q. Packanl WID with Tintic noney, built the Salt Lake City Public Libra:ry, now the Hansen Planetarium. (L) • 393. Gemini Mine Headframe Northeast of the Beck Mine -- Forty-five foot, ~-post wooden headframe and rermants of acconpanying buildings. Owner: U. V. Industries Inc., Univ. Club Bui1din:J, City, UI' Age: ca. 1892 Significance: Remnant of the Gemini (earlier the Keystone) Mine, a mine CMIled by the McCrystal family, a well knCMIl minin:J entrepeneurial family in Utah. (L) 396. Harne NW ll-l-C North end of Main St. -- White frame dwelling with addition on right. Owner: Oro Land & Invest:nent Co., SLC, ill' Age: 1904 Significance: Contributory--Residence. Pauline Mingorotti appears on :reoorder tract map in 1906. |
