Harvey M. Vance/Burleigh C. Linebaugh House

Built in 1917 for a combined house and medical practice. It remains one of the best examples of the California Bungalow style south of Salt Lake City. It is built of native soft-rock, giving it the cobbled texture often used in the California Bungalow. Although widely used for forty years in Pleasant Grove, the stone had been a discontinued building material for some twenty years, since brick began to be produced locally. Other stylistic features are the exposed purlins and rafters under the broad low-pitched gable roof, and bands of casement windows. Built on a corner lot, the lower west elevation accesses a walk-in full basement.*

235 South 100 West in Pleasant Grove, Utah (also 79 West 200 South, but the parcel it is on is 235 S 100 W)