328 M Street

This transitional bungalow with Victorian architectural details was constructed in 1903 for Charles and Alice Dangerfield. Charles was a tinsmith from England. Following his death in 1913, Alice lived here until about 1930, and rented the home until 1945. She then sold the house to Albert T. Shepherd who was a well-known violinist in Utah. Born in Paris, Idaho. Shepherd moved to Utah for early music training and was then accepted into the New England Conservatory of Music. He trained there for six years, receiving instruction from Felix Winternitx. Following his music training, Shepherd performed extensively in New York and throughout the Northeast. He then returned to Utah to become a music teacher. Shepherd married Alice Anderson in 1934. Alice was also an accomplished violinist, who taught music in Salt Lake City, Phoenix, Arizona, and Idaho. She played with the Salt Lake and Phoenix symphonies and for KSL Radio.

328 North M Street in The Avenues in Salt Lake City, Utah