The Lafayette School opened in 1904 at 100 North State Street in Salt Lake City. It burned in 1922, the replacement was town down in the 1970s.
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Lafayette School
04 Thursday Jun 2020
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The Lafayette School opened in 1904 at 100 North State Street in Salt Lake City. It burned in 1922, the replacement was town down in the 1970s.
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The Lafayette School replacement building was used in the 1970’s as the LDS Mission Home after the earlier Mission Home (located on Main Street (where the Southeast corner of the Conference Center now stands) was vacated. I remember driving past the structure a couple of times. My own “Mission Home” week was spent in the earlier structure late October 1961.
In the 60’s and 70’s a transition was underway to transfer missionary training to Brigham Young University (beginning with foreign language training) which eventually ended in the construction of the Missionary Training Center on the Northeast section of campus.
George Weight
Springville Utah
I went to kindergarten at Lafayette in 1960
I taught Kindergarten and Second Grade at the Lafaayette School in Salt Lake City during the years of 1955-1958
I don’t mean to be argumentative, however, the replacement Lafayette School was torn down in 1994. I was living near 2nd Ave. and Canyon Rd. at the time. I remember watching them tear it down.