265 East Herbert in Salt Lake City, Utah
- referenced in the Liberty Wells Historic District:
Toward the latter part of this period, a number of period cottages were constructed within the Liberty Area (56 contributing properties). The vast majority were constructed after 1925. Such cottages were another very popular architectural form constructed by developers within the streetcar suburbs. Nearly all of the cottages were constructed of brick, mostly striated brick, and many exhibited designs that were conducive to “mass production” within subdivisions. These designs frequently incorporated only the very basic period revival elements such as multiple steeply pitched gables. Others incorporated elements of English Tudor and English Cottage design. An example of such a building is the 1929 residence at 265 E. Herbert Avenue.