Joseph E. Caine Home

This house was built in 1888 for Joseph E. Caine. Caine was prominent in Salt Lake businesses. He was manager of the Caine and Hooper Company, an insurance company, Sidney E. Hooper was president and Caine’s father, John T. Caine, was vice-president of the company. Joseph resigned that position to because a cashier at Utah Savings and Commercial Bank. He later became the secretary and manager of the Commercial Club in Salt Lake. In 1913 he moved to Oakland where he was secretary of the Oakland Chamber of Commerce. When St. Mark’s School was opened again in 1956, the Episcopal Church bought this house for additional classroom space.

Another gorgeous Richard Kletting home, see others here: Richard K. A. Kletting

Located on the block that is between A and B Street and 1st and 2nd Avenue in The Avenues of Salt Lake City, Utah. Technically the entire block is one piece of property (76 A Street) and contains among other things: