1003 West 1000 North in the Rose Park neighborhood of Salt Lake City, Utah

999 West 1000 North in the Rose Park neighborhood of Salt Lake City, Utah

1183 East Herbert Avenue in the Gilmer Park Historic District in Salt Lake City, Utah

• mentioned in Gilmer Park Historic District:
  Bennion, Adam S. – 1183 Herbert Avenue (1918-58); Member of the Council of the Twelve of the LD.S. Church, U.S. Senate Candidate
  
  also,
  LDS Church leaders also made their home in Gilmer Park Historic District. Richard L. Evans lived at 1032 Douglas Street between 1936-71 and was best known as the radio announcer for the nationally broadcast radio program, “Music and the Spoken Word.” Sterling W. Sill who resided at 1264 Yale Avenue from 1935 through the 1980s was bishop of the Garden Park Ward and a member of the Quorum of the Seventy. Adam S. Bennion was a member of the Council of the Twelve and a United States Senate candidate who lived at 1183 Herbert Avenue between 1918-58. Joseph Fielding Smith (998 Douglas Street, 1926-53) was the tenth LDS Church president.

1182 East Herbert Avenue in the Gilmer Park Historic District in Salt Lake City, Utah

1177 East Herbert Avenue in the Gilmer Park Historic District in Salt Lake City, Utah

1176 East Herbert Avenue in the Gilmer Park Historic District in Salt Lake City, Utah

1171 East Herbert Avenue in the Gilmer Park Historic District in Salt Lake City, Utah

• mentioned in Gilmer Park Historic District:
  Kelly, Lincoln G. – 1171 Herbert Avenue (1924-68); President of Kelly & Co., accountants

1150 East Harvard Avenue in the Gilmer Park Historic District in Salt Lake City, Utah

• mentioned in Gilmer Park Historic District:
  In 1914, LeGrande Young moved from his estate located between Yale and Harvard Avenues to his newly built home across the street from Park View at 1121 Harvard Avenue. His children also built homes in the subdivision primarily on the south side of Harvard Avenue: Grace Young and Kenneth Kerr (1172 Harvard Avenue, 1909); Lucille Young and William Reid (1150 Harvard Avenue, 1905); and LeGrande Young, Jr. (1218 Harvard Avenue, 1910).

1172 East Harvard Avenue in the Gilmer Park Historic District in Salt Lake City, Utah

• mentioned in Gilmer Park Historic District:
  In 1914, LeGrande Young moved from his estate located between Yale and Harvard Avenues to his newly built home across the street from Park View at 1121 Harvard Avenue. His children also built homes in the subdivision primarily on the south side of Harvard Avenue: Grace Young and Kenneth Kerr (1172 Harvard Avenue, 1909); Lucille Young and William Reid (1150 Harvard Avenue, 1905); and LeGrande Young, Jr. (1218 Harvard Avenue, 1910).

1187 East Harvard Avenue in the Gilmer Park Historic District in Salt Lake City, Utah

• mentioned in Gilmer Park Historic District:
  Bennett, Harold H. – 1187 Harvard Avenue (1930- ); President Z.C.M.I.
  
  also,
  A number of residents were prominent in business. Earl F. Free (1205 Gilmer Drive) was the founder and manager of Carbo-Chemical Group and also Hygeia Ice Company. Harold H. Bennett lived at 1187 Harvard Avenue between 1930 and the 1980s and was the president of Zion Cooperative Mercantile Institution (ZCMI). Samuel H. Sharman (1159 Gilmer Drive, 1925-38) was vice-president and general manager of Sharman Automobile Company and was also a nationally famous trap-shooter. Between 1922-36, Simon Rosenblatt, vice-president of Eimco and founder of Grand Central Stores, lived at 1277 Yale Avenue.