Hyrum Corey Perkins House

This small, one-story, gable-roofed, vernacular, double-cell type house was originally constructed in the 1890s, by Hyrum Corey Perkins.  H.C. Perkins was the son of Hyrum and Rachel Marie Perkins, who were original members of the pioneering Hole-in-the-Rock colonizing expeditions in southeastern Utah.  A log cabin was originally located on the lot, which was taken down when this double-cell house was built.  Retaining its integrity, the house contributes to the architecture and community of historic Bluff.