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Located at 1560 S West Temple St (100 W) in Salt Lake City, People’s Freeway Park is one of Salt Lake City’s Parks and has a playground a grassy areas.
People’s Freeway Park
18 Wednesday Oct 2017
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Jefferson Park
18 Wednesday Oct 2017
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Located at 110 W Fremont Ave (1115 S) in Salt Lake City, People’s Freeway Park is one of Salt Lake City’s Parks and has a playground a grassy areas.
Prospector Park
18 Wednesday Oct 2017
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New Prospector Park
18 Wednesday Oct 2017
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Historic Springville City Cemetery
16 Monday Oct 2017
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Established in 1851, the Historic Springville City Cemetery is one of the oldest, working burial grounds in the area and is located just west of South Main Street.
The well-maintained grounds and respectful environment provide a beautiful and comfortable final resting place. Additionally, we make every effort possible to provide comfortable and tranquil surroundings for our visitors, family and loved ones.(*)
Sri Sri Radha Krishna Temple
10 Tuesday Oct 2017
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The Sri Sri Radha Krishna Temple in Spanish Fork, Utah, was built to meet the needs of the Hindu community in Utah County. The temple hosts seasonal festivals, weddings, receptions, and other weekly services for prayer and meditation.
The Holi Festival of Colors brings many thousands of people every year and has begun to be copied around the state and nation.
Historic Homes in Payson
10 Tuesday Oct 2017
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Some of the historic homes in Payson.
Historic Downtown Payson
10 Tuesday Oct 2017
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Downtown Payson, Utah is a great place with good food and fun little shops and an overall good feeling.
Some posts related to downtown Payson:
William H. Ray House
10 Tuesday Oct 2017
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The William H. Ray House, located at 415 South University Ave in Provo, Utah. For other historic homes in Provo visit this page.
The William H. Ray House, built c. 1898, is historically significant for its association with William H. Ray, an important turn-of-the-century entrepreneur in Provo. He was a financier, banker, broker, and mayor of Provo. The Ray House, which was probably designed by Richard C. Watkins, a prominent Utah architect, is architecturally significant as the most distinctive Provo example of the influence of the Romanesque Revival style on residential design.
Fred J. Moore House
10 Tuesday Oct 2017
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The Fred J. Moore House in Provo, Utah. For other historic homes in Provo visit this page.
73 North 500 East, Provo, Utah
Featuring a bellcast gambrel roof, this house is perhaps the best example of the Dutch revival style in Provo. Some research indicates that the home was constructed in 1907 by Fred J. Moore, who was a manager of the Roberts Buffet in the Hotel Roberts and later, a duggist. Other research suggests that the home was constructed by Russell Rice in 1894. Edwin R. Firmage, owner of Firage’s Department store at Center Street and 100 West, owned this home from 1938 to 1948.
The Dutch Colonial style in the U.S. was used on homes in New England beginning in about 1625, continuing until 1840. Between 1890 and 1940, the style was reintroduced as part of a broader Colonial Revival. Within Utah, gambrel roof designs became especially popular in Salt Lake City. House plan books like Radford’s Bungalows, which were in common use around united States during the early twentieth century, were responsible for spreading the style throughout American neighborhoods. This home is similar to Radford‘s Design No. 2121-B.
