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Benchmark: MS0710 “OGDEN DEL MONTE FOOD PROD TANK”

29 Thursday Apr 2021

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Benchmark: MS0710 “OGDEN DEL MONTE FOOD PROD TANK”

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01/01/1963 by CGS (FIRST OBSERVED)
DESCRIBED BY COAST AND GEODETIC SURVEY 1963 (JCC) THE STATION IS THE CENTER OF THE TOP OF A 174 FOOT HIGH WATER TANK. IT IS ABOUT 1 MILE EAST OF U.S. HIGHWAY 84 AND NEAR THE EAST END OF THE TOWN OF OGDEN.
01/01/1965 by CGS (GOOD)
RECOVERY NOTE BY COAST AND GEODETIC SURVEY 1965 (JJC) THE INTERSECTION STATION WAS RECOVERED. THE TANK IS PAINTED GREEN ON ITS TOP AND BOTTOM WITH THE CENTER PORTION OF THE TANK PAINTED BLACK.
01/01/1973 by NGS (GOOD)
RECOVERY NOTE BY NATIONAL GEODETIC SURVEY 1973 (DLS) STATION RECOVERED AS DESCRIBED IN GOOD CONDITION. AIRLINE DISTANCE AND DIRECTION FROM NEAREST TOWN IN TOWN.

Ogden by Address

21 Wednesday Apr 2021

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Places I’ve documented in Ogden, sorted by their address.

1200 West

12th Street

20th Street

24th Street

25th Street

30th Street

31st Street

32nd Street

900 South

Canyon Road

Chambers St

Exchange Road

Grant Avenue

Harrison Blvd

Lincoln Avenue

Wall Avenue

Washington Blvd

Farr’s Fort

16 Friday Apr 2021

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Across Mill Creek is the location of the five acre Farr’s Fort. It was erected in 1850 by Lorin Farr, Ezra Chase, Ambrose Shaw, John Shaw, Charles Hubbard and others settlers to protect themselves from Indian attacks. The fort was enclosed on the east, south and west by houses joined end to end, facing inward. The spaces between the houses were picketed with poles and extending upward some 12 feet, the north wall was never completed. Nearly all the settlers on the north side of Ogden River lived in this fort at one time. Lorin Farr moved into town in 1853 and shortly thereafter the fort was completely abandoned.

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