Eugene Henry Clark & Sarah Ann Sessions Clark House

The original owners of this Victorian Eclectic house were descended from some of the earliest and most prominent LDS pioneers. Eugene Henry Clark was the sixth child of Ezra T. Clark and Susan Leggett Clark. Sarah Sessions was the daughter of Perrigrine Sessions, who founded the second settlement in Utah, now Bountiful City. This 12-story brick home was built around 1895. It combines a rich variety of elements from a number of Victorian-era architectural styles. Although the top story was destroyed by fire in the early 20th century, it was soon rebuilt. Throughout his life, Eugene Henry Clark farmed and raised livestock. This lovely home was known for having some of best gardens and fruit orchards in Farmington.

307 West State Street in Farmington, Utah in the Clark Lane National Historic District.