188 South Main Street in Springville, Utah

Upstairs is Earthling Emporium.

1324 South State Street in Salt Lake City, Utah

231 South Edison Street in Salt Lake.

638 South State Street in Salt Lake City, Utah

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776-780 West North Temple in Salt Lake.

The building at 776 West (shown below) is mentioned in the narrative for the Northwest Historic District:
Ironically, nearly one-third of contributing commercial buildings identified in the Salt Lake City Northwest Historic District historically combined residential space with commercial use. An interesting example is located at 613 West 200 North where a 1910 frame shop was built in front of and connected to an 1871 adobe hall-parlor. In contrast, at 776 West North Temple, the commercial block came first in 1888, followed by the six-room residence, in 1895, both with elaborate brick work. In other cases, the residence space is less obvious. The 1905 commercial block at 246 North 600 West was built in front of an 1880 house. Also built in 1905, the brick commercial building at 730 West 400 North was built with a second-floor family flat incorporated in the original design.

Another part of the narrative says:
One of the oldest surviving buildings was built in 1888, when Arthur Frewin (1855-1940) built a general mercantile business at 780 West North Temple. Four years later he built an addition on the back, and in 1895 built a residence for his family adjoining the store. The enterprise appears to have been quite prosperous, as is attested by the large typeface of his name in the city directories, and the quality of the corbelled brickwork on both buildings.

110 North Main Street in Spanish Fork, Utah

Formerly a Commercial Bank, built in 1904.