179 North T Street in the avenues in Salt Lake City, Utah

174 North T Street in the avenues in Salt Lake City, Utah

173 North T Street in the avenues in Salt Lake City, Utah

169 North T Street in the avenues in Salt Lake City, Utah

2550 Van Buren Avenue

This one-story, brick, cross-wing type house was originally constructed c. 1887, likely by William and Elizabeth Kingsford, two early, prominent pioneers of Ogden City. An addition to the home was built c. 1890. The Kingsfords were some of the first people of Ogden to make the “bench” area of the city home. They helped improve the city, particularly this area, by building roads, canals, farming, grading land, and constructing homes such as this residence. This type of house, the cross-wing, was a Medieval English form that was resurrected by authors of nineteenth-century American architecture style books. The cross-wing home represented a departure from the older classical style tradition. In the years after 1880, the cross-wing replaced the hall-parlor as the most common Utah house type. This house, along with its historic barn outbuilding, retains its historic and architectural integrity and is a contributing building within the Eccles Avenue Historic District.

2550 Van Buren Avenue in Eccles Avenue Historic District and in the Ogden’s Central Bench Historic District in Ogden, Utah

306 North Main Street in Brigham City, Utah

1022 East First Avenue in The Avenues in Salt Lake City, Utah

1011 Third Avenue in the Avenues Historic District in Salt Lake City, Utah.

745 East 200 South in Salt Lake City, Utah

12827 South Boulter Street in Draper, Utah