The Sandy Historic District is a Historic District in Sandy, Utah that covers most of the city’s pre-suburbanization extent. It is essentially the area east of State Street, west of 700 East north of 9000 South, and south of Pioneer Avenue (8530 South; near the northern boundary of the city of Sandy). About half of the National Register of Historic Places listings in Salt Lake County outside of Salt Lake City are in Sandy, and the large majority of those are within the Historic District.

• Ann Paramore Marriott House (8543 S 100 E)
• Archibald & Violet Gardner House (31 E Pioneer Ave)
• Charles and Fannie Anderson House (498 E Locust St)
• Church Takes Root in Sandy (8780 S 280 E)
• Early Sandy Schools (8780 S 280 E)
• Emma Olive Dobbs Home (578 E Locust St)
• Ernest and Sadie Cushing House (60 E Pioneer Ave)
• Frederick & Anna Anderson Home (8650 S Center St)
• James & Mariah Cushing House (68 E Pioneer Ave)
• James & Ellen May Jensen House (95 E Pioneer Ave)
• Jensen/Clark House (32 E Main St)
• Jensen – Jensen House (55 E Pioneer Ave)
• John & Harriet Farrer Home (39 E Pioneer Ave)
• John & Annie Johnson Home (21 E Pioneer Ave)
• Mingo Smelter (50 E 9000 S)
• Pioneer Ore Sampling Company (8587 S Center St)
• Sandy-Alta Railroad (530 E 8680 S)
• Sandy Co-op (8744 S Center St)
• Sandy LDS Stake Recreation Hall (295 E 8800 S)
• Sandy School (8725 S 280 E)
• Sandy Tithing Office (8844 S 280 E)
• Thomas Elof & Beda Anderberg House (28 E Pioneer Ave)
• William Christopherson House (8847 S 360 E)
• William D. Kuhre House (8586 S Center St)
• William & Amorillis Vincent House (8540 S 100 E)
• Y. Martin & Hannah Anderson House (8832 S 90 E)