Faith and Good Works: Making the Mormon Landscape in Utah's Sanpete Valley.

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Summary Description Utah State Historical Society Mss B 1605 Thomas Robert Carter Tom Carter Papers, 1974-2000 3 lin. ft. (6 boxes)

The collection is in its original order, according to the Sanpete County Houses-Inventory located in Box 1, Folder 1. The files are organized alphabetically by city, and alphabetically by home owner. Many of the files contain photographs as indicated in the register. Carter's original notations for each of his files have been transcribed and are best understood when used in conjunction with the Inventory in Box 1, Folder 1, and the following maps: Ephraim (Box 1, Folder 4); Fairview (Box 1, Folder 52); Fountain Green (Box 2, Folder 14); Manti (Box 2, Folder 26); Moroni (Box 3, Folder 12); Mt. Pleasant (Box 3, Folder 23); Spring City (Box 3, Folder 42); and Wales (Box 4, Folder 22).

The collection contains Tom Carter's research materials concerning Sanpete Valley architectural styles. The research was used for his Ph.D. dissertation entitled: "Building Zion: Folk Architecture in the Mormon Settlements of Utah's Sanpete Valley, 1849-1890" (Indiana University, 1984), and also in the book he is currently finishing entitled Faith and Good Works: Making the Mormon Landscape in Utah's Sanpete Valley. The collection also includes studies of residential Ogden, Utah, and academic papers about building styles. Topics: Vernacular Architecture Folklore Persons: Carter, Thomas Robert, 1949 - Organizations: Utah State Historical Society Places: Sanpete County, Utah Ogden, Utah Salt Lake City, Utah Form or Genre: The collection includes Structure/Site Information Forms from the Utah State Historical Society Historic Preservation Research Office, floor plans, photos, notes, drafts of articles and presentations, and maps. Background Historical Note

Two years after arriving in the Salt Lake Valley, Mormon settlers ventured South to settle the Sanpete Valley in 1849. Their first settlement in Manti was 120 miles South of Salt Lake City. The region attracted Scandinavian converts from Denmark, Sweden and Norway. Arriving in the mid-1850s, first or second generation Scandinavians made up 80% of the population in the valley by 1870, and made up 94% of the population in Ephraim. The collection is largely made up of architectural studies of the region, which reflect modifications of Scandinavian architectural style in the Sanpete Valley.

Biographical Note

Thomas Robert Carter (born 1949) is a Professor of Architectural History and Director of the Graduate School of Architecture's Western Regional Architecture Program at the University of Utah. Professor Carter began his academic career by studying history as an undergraduate, but switched his major and earned his Bachelor's degree in folklore from Brown University. He continued his folklore studies, earning a Master's degree from the University of North Carolina, and a Ph.D. from Indiana University in 1984. Carter studies vernacular landscapes in the American West.

Carter's studies led him to research and write about 19th century Mormon architecture in the Sanpete Valley. Carter challenged the assumption that Mormon architecture was spartan, austere and homogenous by arguing that the pioneers who made the harsh landscape their home utilized the materials in their environment and tried to make them affordably aesthetic. The immigrants that came to the valley carried with them their architectural traditions from home, evident in the structures still standing. Scandinavian and Georgian styles influenced housing construction in the valley.

The collection includes Carter's research concerning the architectural traditions in the Sanpete Valley. The research informed his Ph.D. dissertation, "Building Zion: Folk Architecture in the Mormon Settlements of Utah's Sanpete Valley, 1849-1890" (Indiana University, 1984). Carter also published several articles in the Utah Historical Quarterly concerning the subject, and is now finishing a book entitled Faith and Good Works: Making the Mormon Landscape in Utah's Sanpete Valley.

Carter has been with the Graduate School of Architecture since 1990. In 1996 he received the Paul Buchanan Prize from the Vernacular Architecture Forum, and as of April 2005, Carter is the president-elect of the Board of Directors of the Vernacular Architecture Forum.

Scope and Content

Series Descriptions

Sanpete County Houses

Sanpete County Barns

Houses Outside Sanpete County

Academic Papers

Ogden Surveys

Miscellaneous

Administrative Information Preferred Citation:

Tom Carter Papers, 1974-2000, Utah State Historical Society.

Acquisition Information:

Transferred

Restrictions on Use

The Tom Carter Papers are the physical property of the Utah Historical Society, Salt Lake City, Utah. Literary rights, including copyright, may belong to the authors or their heirs and assigns. Please contact the Historical Society for information regarding specific use of this collection.

Processing Information: Collection processed by Melissa Ferguson, 2005 Finding aid compiled by Melissa Ferguson, 2005 Finding aid edited by Linda Thatcher, 2005 Collection cataloged by Linda Thatcher, 2005 Finding aid encoded for the World Wide Web by Craig Ringgenberg, 2005 Sources Consulted

Antrei, Albert C. T. and Allen D. Roberts. A History of Sanpete County. Utah Centennial County History Series. Salt Lake City: Utah State Historical Society and Sanpete County Commission, 1999.

Carter, Thomas. "'The Best of Its Kind and Grade': Rebuilding the Sanpete Valley, 1890-1910." Utah Historical Quarterly, Vol. 54, no. 1 (Winter 1986), p. 88.

________. "Building Zion: Folk Architecture in the Mormon Settlements of Utah's Sanpete Valley, 1849-1890." Ph.D. dissertation, Indiana University, 1984.

________. "Cultural Veneer: Decorative Plastering in Utah's Sanpete Valley." Utah Historical Quarterly, Vol. 49, no. 1 (Winter 1981), p. 68.

________. "North European Horizontal Log Construction in the Sanpete-Sevier Valleys." Utah Historical Quarterly, Vol. 52, no. 1 (Winter 1984), p. 50.

________. "Studies in Material Culture." Utah Historical Quarterly, Vol. 56, no. 4 (Fall 1988), p. 307.

University of Utah Honors Faculty Profile of Tom Carter, available at http://www.honors.utah.edu/faculty-profile-172.html. Accessed March 2005.

Finding aids note:

Many of the photos have been retained with their original files. Their presence in a file is indicated in parentheses under the file's listing in the register.

The dates given in the register are the dates Carter researched the home.

Separations

The photos that were not maintained in their original files were pulled from the collection, and are now located in Mss C 1605.

Container list Box Folder Contents Sanpete County Houses 1 1 Sanpete County Houses - Inventory, with 3-inch floppy disk; 22 June 2000 (diskette located in control folder) Chester 1 2 Parstuga (Sp?), IIB, PH; 1979 1 3 Peter Justesen, X; 1978 Ephraim 1 4 Maps; n.d. 1 5 Peter Ahlstrom House, SP-06, IV, PH, XLV (1 photo); 1978 1 6 Claus Andersen House, SP-06-31, II, PH, XXXIX (3 photos); 1979 1 7 Hans Andersen House, SP-06-367, XY, XIIIXY, double pile; 1979 1 8 Lars Anderson House, SP-06-448, II, PH, XLTI (1 photo); 1979 1 9 Rasmus Andersen House, SP-13-194, III, PH; 1979 1 10 August Anderson House, SP-06-331, XY1; 1979 1 11 Niels Ole Anderson House, XY1; n.d. 1 12 H. Beal House, SP-06-387, II, PH; 1978 1 13 Andrew Bjengaard House, SP-06-08, XI (3 photos); 1978 1 14 Anthon Christensen House, SP-06-26, XY1; 1979 1 15 Jens P. Christensen House, SP-06-432, II, PH; n.d. 1 16 Nicolai Dorius House, SP-06-273, XXTF, n.d. 1 17 Fredricksen House, SP-06-583, X (1.14) (21 photos); n.d. 1 18 Jens Frost Home, SP-06-39, X1/3Y, XXXIII, double pile (1 photo) 1979 1 19 Peter Graeves House, SP-06-105, XVI, XXCW, TF; 1979 1 20 Hans A. Hansen House, SP-06-274, XY3X (4 photos); 1979 1 21 Hans A. Hansen's second wife's house, SP-06-272, PH; n.d. 1 22 Peter Issaacsen House, SP-06-401, XY3X (1 photo); 1979 1 23 Jacobsen-Jensen House, SP-06-58, II, PH (2 photos); 1978 1 24 Hans C. Jensen House, SP-06-162, IIA, PH, XLI; 1979 1 25 Rasmus Jensen House, SP-06-190, II, PH (3 photos); 1979 1 26 Erik Johnson House, SP-06-308, XY1; 1979 1 27 Rasmus Johnson House, SP-06-423, XY1; 1979 1 28 P. O. Kjarsgaard House, SP-06-352, IIB, PH; 1979 1 29 P. O. Kjarsgaard, SP-06-371, XY1, X; n.d. 1 30 Konrad Kjeldsen House, SP-06-89, XY1, IX (1 photo); 1979 1 31 Olaf Larsen House, SP-06-225, I, RH, XXXIV, TF, Pair House (3 photos); 1979 1 32 Aaron Lindberg House, SP-06-324, 2/3 Central Hall, XY3X; 1978 1 33 Niels Mortensen House, SP-06-373, III, PH, XXIV (1 photo); n.d. 1 34 Nielsen House, SP-06-02, VI, XY2; n.d. 1 35 Cabin, Nielsen House Moved to Park, X (1.1); 1979 1 36 Christian Nielsen House, SP-06-395, PH; 1979 1 37 Jacob Nielsen House, SP-06-13, Pairhouse A, XXXVII (1 photo) 1979 1 38 Jens C. Nielsen House, SP-06-86, IV, PH, XLV (1 photo); 1979 1 39 Ole Olsen House, SP-06-80, CW/TF (5 photos); 1979 1 40 Jonas Otterstrom House, XX; 1978 1 41 Canute Peterson House, SP-06-272, XY3X, XXXIV, double pile; (1 photo) n.d. 1 42 Charlotte Peterson House, SP-06-296, CW/TF (1 photo); 1983 1 43 Ole Samuel House, SP-06-384, II, PH (2 photos); 1979 1 44 Peter Schwalbe House, SP-06-335, IIB, PH; 1979 1 45 Dykes Sorensen House, SP-06-555, XLV, IVA, PH (1 photo); 1979 1 46 Frederick Christian Sorensen House, SP-06-215, PH, Y2Y1Y2 (1 photo); n.d. 1 47 Thompson House, SP-06-576, XY2 (1.70); 1979 1 48 Carl Uckerman, pair house (2 photos); n.d. 1 49 C. Whitlock House, SP-06-218, II PH; 1979 1 50 No Name/Misc., Brick and Adobe, SP-06-82, XY; n.d. 1 51 Central Passage House, Main Street, XY3Y; n.d. Fairview 1 52 Maps; n.d. 1 53 Oscar Amundson House, SP-07-187, XY; 1979, 2000 1 54 James Anderson House, SP-07-141, XY3X (1 photo); n.d. 2 1 Blanchard House, X (1.12); 1988 2 2 Cox House, SP-07-105, XX, TF (1 photo); 1979 2 3 Garlic House, SP-07-6, 2-story single cell, Z (1.25), II (2 photos); 1978 2 4 Richard Graham House, SP-07-22, XY1, XI (2 photos); 1978 2 5 N. P. Hjort House, SP-07-107, XVI, TF (5 photos); n.d. 2 6 Phillip Hurst House, SP-07-95, XY? (1 photo); n.d. 2 7 Nathaniel Jordan House, SP-07-124, TF; 1979 2 8 Sven Nielsen-Stevens House, XY3X (1 photo); 1984 2 9 Niels P. Ostensen House, XY1 (3 photos); n.d. 2 10 Sanders/Hurst House, SP-07-93, X (1.04), II (1 photo); 1979, 1983 2 11 Isaac Vance House, SP-07-140, XY1; 1979 2 12 Bohne House, XY1 (1 photo); 1979 2 13 Red Brick Single Cell, SP-07-300, II, X; n.d. Fountain Green 2 14 Maps; n.d. 2 15 Andrew M. Barentsen House, SP-09-25, II, PH (1 photo); 1979 2 16 Richard Guyman Houses; n.d. 2 17 Jewkes House, SP-09-168, XY1; 1979 2 18 Rees R. Lewellyn, SP-09-141, X; n.d. 2 19 Thomas Morgan House, SP-09-36, XX, XXII; 1979 2 20 Lars Nielson House, SP-09-29, XXTF, XV (2 photos); n.d. 2 21 Hans P. Olsen House, SP-09-204, XY1 (1 photo); n.d. 2 22 Name? XX, XXIII; 1982 2 23 Decorative Brick, XY; 1979 2 24 SP-09-184, XY2; n.d. Freedom 2 25 Livingston House, XVI, CW/TF; 1982 Manti 2 26 Maps; n.d. 2 27 Peter Anderson House, SP-13-99, X2, X; 1979 2 28 Anderson-Petersen House, XY3X, double pile (1 photo); 1979 2 29 George Bench House, SP-13-164, XY1 (1 photo); 1979 2 30 John Bench House, SP-13-167, PH; 1979 2 31 Anthony Bessey House, SP-13-703, Z (1.28) (1 photo); n.d. 2 32 Billings/Hougaard House, SP-13-631, XI, XY1; n.d. 2 33 Boylington Home, SP-13-616, XY; n.d. 2 34 James Cherry House (2 photos); 1982 2 35 James Cook House, SP-13-610, XZ, XXVII (1 photo); 1979 2 36 Frederick W. Cox House, SP-13-412, XY3X, double pile (1 photo); 1979 2 37 Frederick W. Cox Wife's House, SP-13-411(?), TF, XIV; 1979 2 38 F. W. Cox, Jr. House, SP-13-422 (3 photos); n.d. 2 39 Cox-Hoggan House, SP-13-497, CW/TF, remodel; 1979 2 40 Cox-Shoemaker-Parry House, SP-13-410, XX (2.07) (1 photo); 1978 2 41 Crawford House, SP-13-733, XX (1.98); n.d. 2 42 Crawford Houses, SP-13-585, SP-13-587, XY1 (1 photo); 1979 2 43 Freeborn DeMill House, SPA-13-405, TF, XIV; 1979 2 44 DeMill-Cox House, SP-13-443, XY3X; 1979-1980 2 45 Peter Hansen House, SP-13-194, XLIII, IIA, PH (4 photos); 1979 2 46 Soren Hansen House, SP-13-314, XVI, TF (1 photo); 1979 2 47 Alfonzo Henry House, SP-13-429, XX; 1979 2 48 Daniel Henrie House, SP-13-426, XXIII, XY1 (1.73) (2 photos); 1979 2 49 Robert Johnson House, SP-13-647, XY1 (1 photo); 1979 2 50 F. M. Jolley House, SP-13-195, XX (1.88); 1979 2 51 Jacob Keller House, SP-13-117, XY3; 1979 2 52 Kjär House, SP-13-278, XVII, CW/II, passageway (1 photo); 1982 2 53 Christian Kjär House, SP-13-277, TF; 1979 2 54 Hans Larsen, Jr. House, XY3X; n.d. 2 55 John Lowry House, SP-13-336, TF; 1988 2 56 William Luke House, SP-13-247, XY1Y1; 1979 2 57 Lund House, SP-13-84, XX (1 photo); 1979 2 58 Jens Peter Madsen House (2 photos); n.d. 2 59 Parley Madsen House; 1982 2 60 Niels Miller House, SP-13-53, XY3X (1 photo); 1979 2 61 Andrew Moffit House, SP-13-378, XZ, XXVII; 1979 2 62 Peter Monk House, SP-13-19, XY3Y; 1979 2 63 Hans Ottersen House, SP-13-155, XXXV, I, PH (3 photos, negatives); 1979 2 64 Henry Parson House, DP, sidewall remove form (1 photo); 1982 2 65 Henry Parson House #2, SP-13-601, X; 1979 2 66 John Patten House, SP-13-625, XII, XY1 (1 photo); 1979 2 67 George Pectol House, SP-13-687, XXTF, TF; 1978 2 68 Andrew Petersen House, SP-13-787, XY3X (2 photos); 1979 2 69 William T. Reid House, SP-13-486, XY3X; 1979 2 70 Joseph Snow House, SP-13-520, Single Cell (remodeling), X (1.11), I; 1979 2 71 Ole Swensen House, SP-13-94, XIV, XTF; 1979 2 72 Alexander Tennant House, SP-13-502, DCW, TF, XVIII (1 photo); 1979 3 1 Tuttle-Folsom House, SP-13-578, XY1 (1 photo); 1978 3 2 Vorhees-Simenson House, SP-13-260, XXVI, XZ (1 photo); 1979 3 3 James Wareham House, SP-13-433, XY1; n.d. 3 4 J. C. A. Weibye House, SP-13-492, XY3X (1 photo); 1979 3 5 Jens Weibye House, XY2; n.d. 3 6 Peter Westenskow House, SP-13-69, XY; 1979 3 7 Plastered Double Cell, XXX, XXI; 1979 3 8 Single Cell with Side Room, SP-13-790, X (1 photo); 1979 3 9 3rd S. 3rd E., X; 1987 3 10 SP-13-436, XY1 (1 photo); 1981 3 11 Cross Wing, TF (1 photo); n.d. Moroni 3 12 Maps; n.d. 3 13 Joachin Anderson House, double pile, II, X (1.15) (1 photo); 1982 3 14 John Blackham House, SP-15-59, XY1; 1979 3 15 Bradley House, SP-15-20, Y2Y1Y2 (1.98) (1 photo); 1979 3 16 Niels Eliason House, SP-15-141, CW Passageway, TF (2 photos); 1982 3 17 Jabez Faux House, SP-15-227, XZ, XXVIII; n.d. 3 18 Aaron Hardy House, SP-15-139, PCYG, IIA, PH; n.d. 3 19 Andrew Jensen House, SP- -7, XY; n.d. 3 20 James Nielsen House, SP-15-1, XY2 (1 photo); 1979 3 21 Peter Olsen House, SP-15-5, XY3X, XXX; 1984 3 22 Jack Irons House, XY3X (4 photos); 1982 Mt. Pleasant 3 23 Maps; n.d. 3 24 Ole Arilsen House, CP, XY3X, XXX (1 photo); 1979 3 25 C. C. A. Christensen House, SP-16-423, XY1, double pile; 1979 3 26 James Hansen House, SP-16-137, XXVI, IV, PH (2 photos); 1979 3 27 Rasmus Hansen House, SP-16-479, PH; n.d. 3 28 Niels Peter Hanson House, SP-16-424, Z (1.43), high end (1 photo); 1979 3 29 Peter Lindberg House, HP; 1979 3 30 John Oldham House, SP-16-374, XI, XY1; 1979 3 31 Hans Poulson House, SP-16-507, TF; 1979 3 32 Levi Pritchett House, SP-16-455, CCW, XV, TF (1 photo); 1981 3 33 Morton Rasmussen House, SP-16-300, XZ, XXVIII (1 photo); 1979 3 34 Reynolds House, SP-16-365, X TF wings, XV (1 photo, 1 slide); 1979 3 35 William Reynolds House, SP-16-370, II, Z (1.33); n.d. 3 36 Jacob Rolfson House, SP-16-222, IVA, PH (2 photos); 1979 3 37 William Seeley House, SP-06-199, XY3X; 1979 3 38 Alma Staker House, SP-16-392, XX TF wings, XV (1 photo); 1978 3 39 James Staker House, SP-16-60, XXX, XY3; 1979 3 40 Cyrus Wheelock House, SP-16-89, I, Z (1.25); n.d. 3 41 SP-16-500, PA (2 photos); n.d. Spring City 3 42 Maps; n.d. 3 43 David Harden Allred House, SP-17-8, XX (1.89); 1978 3 44 James Allred House, SP-17-71, XXXI, XY3X (2 photos); 1978 3 45 Redick Allred House, SP-17-86, XY1, XI; 1978 3 46 Reuben Allred House, SP-17-12, XY2 (1 photo); n.d. 3 47 Anderson House, west of town, XY; 1978 3 48 Jens Anderson House, SP-17-107, XY; 1978 3 49 Baxter House, SP-17-131, XY (2 photos); 1978 3 50 Isaac Behunnin Cabin, X (1.18); 1983 3 51 Behunnin/Beck House, SP-17-169, XY1 (1 photo); 1993 3 52 Blain House, SP-17-23, XY1; 1978 3 53 John Blain House, SP-17-96, XY1, XI; 1982 3 54 Robert Blain House, SP-17-91, XY; n.d. 3 55 Bohleen House, SP-17-175, XZ (2.4); n.d. 3 56 Niels Borreson House, SP-17-7, XY1; 1978 3 57 Iver Christensen House, SP-17-273, X (2 photos); 1978 3 58 Christensen-McGafferty, nutty house, SP-17-282, XY3X; 1978 3 59 Hans Peter Christofferson House, SP-17-163, XY1; 1978 3 60 James Clawsen House (4 photos); 1979 3 61 Crawforth House, SP-17-309, XII, XY1 (4 photos); 1982 3 62 Joseph Downard House, SP-17-91, XZ (1 photo); 1978 3 63 Forsberg/Hansen, hall parlor, brick house owned by Linda Budd? SP-17-118, XY (1 photo); 1978 3 64 Franzen House, SP-17-111, XY; n.d. 3 65 Hans Jorgan Hansen, SP-17-150, II, PH (1 photo); 1978 3 66 Neils Peter Hansen House, hall parlor, SP-17-162, XY; 1978 3 67 Orlan Hansen House, SP-17-194, XX (1.57); 1993 3 68 J. Hyde House, SP-17-56, Z (1.2); n.d. 3 69 Orson Hyde House, SP-17-67, XY1 (3 photos); 1993 3 70 Jens Jensen House, SP-17-26, II, PH (1 photo); 1978 3 71 Lauritz Jensen-Continental Plan, SP-17-291, XXIV, DP (2 photos, 1 negative); 1978 3 72 Niels Peter Jensen House, SP-17-245, XY1; 1978 3 73 Severine Jensen House, SP-17-199, XXII, XX (2.06) (1 photo); n.d. 3 74 Jensen-Nielsen House, elevations-front side, SP-17-232, XY1; 1990 3 75 Jacob Johnson House, SP-17-24, XY (8 photos); 1987 3 76 Jacob Johnson Farm, SP-17-311, XY; n.d. 3 77 Rasmus Justesen House, SP-17-138, XY; 1978 3 78 Koford House, Z (1.21); n.d. 3 79 Ephraim Larsen House, SP-17-287, X; 1978 3 80 Heinz Larsen House, SP-17-1, XY; 1978 3 81 Lauritz Larsen House, SP-17-38, ZZ (2.46); 1978 3 82 Soren Larsen House, double-pile, SP-17-19, XY3X, XXXII (1 photo); n.d. 3 83 Madsen House, SP-17-224, XY1, IX (1 photo); n.d. 3 84 William Major House, SP-17-296, XY1; n.d. 3 85 Christian Mickelsen House, SP-17-27, XY; 1978 3 86 Monson-Larsen House, SP-17-145, II, PH, XL (2 photos); 1974 3 87 Jacob Nielsen House, SP-17-74, X (1.19); 1974 4 1 Andrew N. Olsen House, SP-17-203, XX; 1978 4 2 Frederick Olsen House, 3RD No. and Main (NE), SP-17-186, IV, Z (1 photo); 1978 4 3 Martin Olsen House, SP-17-214, XY; 1993 4 4 Atlene Osborne House, SP-17-29, XY; 1978 4 5 Iver Petersen House, SP-17-216, XY2, VI (2 photos); 1979 4 6 Marinus Petersen House, SP-17-275, XY1, IX (3 photos); 1986 4 7 Pratt House, SP-17-69, XY (1 photo); 1978 4 8 James Rasmussen House, SP-17-65, XXI, XX (2 photos); 1983 4 9 Peter Rasmussen House, SP-17-209, XZ; 1978 4 10 John Robinson House, 100 East 400 South, XY; 1993 4 11 Erik Sandstrom House, SP-17-243, XX; 1979 4 12 Sandford Allred House, SP-17-312, X (1 photo); n.d. 4 13 Strate House, SP-17-3, XY; n.d. 4 14 Rulon Strate House, SP-17-309, X; n.d. 4 15 Fishman Thompson House, XY1; 1997 4 16 Whitely House, SP-17-40, XY1; 1978 4 17 Block 91, Lot 2, SP-17-279, XX; 1974 4 18 Stone House, SP-17-218, X; 1978 Sterling 4 19 Orlisia Larsen House, X (2 slides); 1979 4 20 Olsen Family House? XY; 1979 4 21 Adobe, SP-18-30, X (1 photo); 1979 Wales 4 22 Maps; n.d. 4 23 Thomas Davis House, 1 wing, SP-19-37, XX, TF; 1979 4 24 Alfred Lamb House, SP-19-2, XX (2.19); 1979 4 25 Henry Lamb House, passageway, SP-19-33, CW/TF, XVI (1 photo); 1982 4 26 William Lamb House, SP-19-12, XY1 (6 photos); 1979 4 27 Daniel Lewis House, SP-19-30, Z (1.32) (1 photo); 1978 4 28 John Llewellyn House, SP-19-22, XZ, XXVII (1 photo); 1978 4 29 Henry Thomas House, SP-19-46, XY1 (1 photo); n.d. 4 30 Rosser Thomas House, SP-19-60, VII, XY1; 1979 Sanpete County Barns 4 31 Fairview, Log Barn; 1979 4 32 Fountain Green English Barns (3 photos); 1983 4 33 Spring City Hay/Stable Barns (3 photos); 1974-1982 4 34 Spring City, F. Black's Barn and Granary; 1978 4 35 Spring City, Niels Peter Jensen Barn (3 photos); 1978 4 36 Wales, Double-Grip Log Barns (1 photo); 1979 Houses Outside Sanpete County 4 37 Nephi, Brough House, 2nd N. 1st E. (1 photo); 2001 4 38 Nephi, Ord House (1 photo); n.d. 4 39 Panguitch, Benjamin Cameron House (1 photo); n.d. 4 40 Panguitch, William T. Owens; 1982 4 41 Panguitch, Joseph Oscar House (2 photos); 1982 4 42 Panguitch, P. Warren Sevy House (1 photos); 1982 4 43 Panguitch, Horace Miller House (2 photos); 1982 4 44 Salt Lake City, 600 N. Wall Street (1 photo), 1980 Academic Papers 4 45 Pyramidal Houses; 1978-1979 4 46 Building the Victorian House, Journal of American Folklore, 1990 (photos) 4 47 Building the Victorian House, illustrations, 1990 4 48 Best of Its Kind and Grade: Rebuilding the Sanpete Valley (photos); 1984 4 49 John Watkins and the Gothic Revival in Utah, 1865-1880 (photos); ca. 1970s Ogden Surveys UHCS Reconnaissance Survey Form, Utah State Historic Preservation Office (all files include photos) 5 1 30th Street; April 1996, 7 February 2000 5 2 31st Street; April 1996, 16 February 2000 5 3 32nd Street; April 1996, 22 February 2000 5 4 Adams Avenue; April 1996, 15 March 2000 5 5 Belnap Circle; April 1996 5 6 Brinker Avenue; April 1996 5 7 Chatelain Road; April 1996 5 8 Childs Avenue; April 1996 5 9 Grant Avenue; April 1996 5 10 Harrison Boulevard; April 1996 5 11 Jackson Avenue; April 1996 5 12 Jefferson Avenue; April 1996 5 13 Kiesel Avenue; April 1996 5 14 Liberty Avenue; April 1996 5 15 Lincoln Avenue; April 1996 5 16 Madison Avenue; April 1996 5 17 Monroe Boulevard; April 1996 5 18 Ogden Avenue; April 1996, 22 February 2000 5 19 Pacific Avenue; April 1996 5 20 Patterson Street; April 1996 5 21 Porter Avenue; April 1996 5 22 Quincy Avenue; April 1996 5 23 Stephens Avenue; April 1996 5 24 Sullivan Road; April 1996 5 25 Van Buren Avenue; April 1996 5 26 Wall Avenue; April 1996, 9 February 2000 5 27 Washington Boulevard; April 1996 5 28 Miscellaneous Streets; April 1996, 7 February 2000 Historic Site Forms, Utah Office of Preservation 5 29 30 July 1998 5 30 30 July 1998, 9 February 2000 Project Reports 6 1 Johnson, Wendy Simmons, Michael R. Polk and Lynita S. Langley. A Cultural Resources Inventory of the Proposed Road Widening Project on 30th/31st/32nd Streets, Ogden City, Weber County, Utah. Prepared for BIO/WEST, Inc., 30 July 1997 6 2 Polk, Michael R. A Cultural Resource Inventory of a Proposed Detention Basin, 33rd Street and Pacific Avenue, Ogden, Utah. Prepared for BIO\WEST, Inc. [sic], 13 August 1999 6 3 Polk, Michael R., Ann S. Polk and Sheri Murray Ellis. A Cultural Resource Inventory of Peripheral Additions to the 30th/31st/32nd Streets Project, Ogden City, Weber County, Utah. Prepared for BIO/WEST, Inc., 16 September 1999, 13 March 2000 6 4 Polk, Michael R., Sheri Murray Ellis and Ann S. Polk. A Cultural Resource Inventory of 31st Street Alternative Routes, Ogden City, Weber County, Utah. Prepared for BIO/WEST, Inc., 22 July 1997, 13 March 2000 6 5 Southworth, Don. A Cultural Resources Survey of the Proposed Widening of Wall Avenue from 27th Street to 35th Street in Ogden, Weber County, Utah. Prepared for BIO/WEST, Inc [sic], 18 August 1998 Miscellaneous 6 6 Center Street House, Sweets, 1987