215 North I Street in the Avenues Historic District in Salt Lake City, Utah.

186 North I Street in the Avenues Historic District in Salt Lake City, Utah.

178-184 North I Street in the Avenues Historic District in Salt Lake City, Utah.

13217 South Redwood Road in Riverton, Utah

Referenced on this page:
…Local builder, Carl Madsen, built two large brick houses at 13217 S. Redwood Road (1893) and 13030 S. Redwood Road (1897) for the Charles Nokes (a dairyman) and George Beckstead (a sheep herder), respectively. Carl Madsen also built a massive brick barn for George Beckstead that was more ornate than the house.

83 North H Street in the Avenues Historic District in Salt Lake City, Utah.

73 North H Street in the Avenues Historic District in Salt Lake City, Utah.

128 East 2nd Avenue in the Avenues of Salt Lake City, Utah.

2208 East Keller Lane in Millcreek, Utah

from findagrave:
It is believed that Alva Keller built this home at 2208 Keller Lane in about 1865. It is just south and west of the intersection of Keller Lane and Alva Circle. At that time it was a one-room home of about 14’X 14′ and high so that a stairway ran up through the ceiling, and sleeping quarters were upstairs. Two small windows in the gable at both ends made it light. The floor of the upstairs was the ceiling of the downstairs. The rafters were white washed as were the walls. Often, a lime and water mixture were used for the white wash. The old iron stove set out several feet into the room and went up through the ceiling. The chimney was all the heat the upstairs room ever had. Today, the home has additions of large sunny windows, a patio, lawns, flowers and pavement and inside many modern conveniences. But, the white pine floors may be original. They are at least old. In 2005, the owners said that there have only been 4 owners total.

from findagrave:
Born in Cherry Valley, Otsego County, New York. He was the oldest son of William and Mary Flint Keller. He married Roxcy Lucina Elliott in Centerville, New York on July 23, 1833. He joined The Church of Latter-day Saints on December 5, 1835. He was ordained an Elder on April 6, 1840 by Brigham Young in Nauvoo, Illinois. On December 22, 1844 he was ordained a High Priest. He was a hometeacher to Joseph Smith, Sr. in Nauvoo. Alva was part of the group of men instructed to destroy the printing operations causing unrest in Nauvoo. He was among the first company to leave Nauvoo. He and his wife, Roxcy, and daughter, Nancy Ann, came to Utah in September 1847. Alva was appointed captain of ten wagons in the Edward Hunter and Jacob Foutz train. Alva was the first to settle along the bank of Millcreek in a two room dug-out. He later built a home. It is located at 2208 Keller Lane. This is just south and west of the intersection of Keller Lane and Alva Circle in the millcreek area. Alva also married Maria Wight, Eliza Saunders and Elizabeth Morris (for time only).

Other related:

• Alva Keller Grave
• https://billiongraves.com/grave/Alva-Keller/1858242
• https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/11827914/alva-keller

1172 East First Avenue in The Avenues of Salt Lake City, Utah

1128 East First Avenue in The Avenues of Salt Lake City, Utah