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Salt Lake City & County Building (1891-4) (5 floors) (451 S. State St.). Salt Lake City, UT. Style: Richardsonian Romanesque. Architect: Monheim, Bird, & Proudfoot. On National Register. | Tower of Salt Lake City & County Building which was territorial & state capitol until 1915. Salt Lake City, UT. | Statue of Columbia holding eagle atop Salt Lake City & County Building. Salt Lake City, UT. | Statue of commerce in front of clock on tower of Salt Lake City & County Building. Salt Lake City, UT. |
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Utah seal in carved stone of miner & farmer flanking sun rising over beehive on Salt Lake City & County Building. Salt Lake City, UT. | Entrance arches of Salt Lake City & County Building. Salt Lake City, UT. | Stone carvings on capital column of Salt Lake City & County Building. Salt Lake City, UT. | Chateau-like slate roof of Salt Lake City & County Building. Salt Lake City, UT. |
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of Salt Lake City & County Building over Public Library garden. Salt Lake City, UT. | Fountain on park surrounding Salt Lake City & County Building. Salt Lake City, UT. | Skyline around Exchange Place including yellow Hotel Plandome. Salt Lake City, UT. | Federation of Labor Hall (then Hotel Plandome) (1903) (69 East 400 South). Salt Lake City, UT. Architect: Richard K.A. Kletting. |
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Brooks Arcade (260 S. State St.). Salt Lake City, UT. On National Register. | Wells Fargo Center over Brooks Arcade. Salt Lake City, UT. | Salt Lake City Marriott City Center (2000) (12 floors) (220 South State St.). Salt Lake City, UT. | Orpheum Theatre (132 South State St.). Salt Lake City, UT. Style: Second Renaissance Revival. Architect: Carl Neuhausen. |
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Second Renaissance Revival details of Orpheum Theatre. Salt Lake City, UT. | Statue of Venus, symbol of vaudeville on pediment of Orpheum Theatre. Salt Lake City, UT. | Female face on facade of Orpheum Theatre. Salt Lake City, UT. | Bearded face on facade of Orpheum Theatre. Salt Lake City, UT. |
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Mountain States Telephone & Telegraph Company (1939 (1st 2 floors) & 1947) (70 South State St.). Salt Lake City, UT. Style: Art Deco. | Art Deco entrance grill to Mountain States Telephone & Telegraph Company, now Qwest / AT&T building. Salt Lake City, UT. | Social Hall Museum containing adobe foundations (1852) by Truman O. Angell now encased in a glass monument (1992) the same size as original Mormon recreational center & theater (35 South State St.). Salt Lake City, UT. | Bronze plaque of what original Social Hall looked like. Salt Lake City, UT. |
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Hansen Planetarium (former Public Library) 1905 (15 South State St.). Salt Lake City, UT. Style: Beaux Arts. Architect: Hines & LaFarge + Frederick A. Hale. | Facade of Hansen Planetarium (former Public Library). Salt Lake City, UT. | Alta Club Building (1897-8 & 1910) (100 East South Temple). Salt Lake City, UT. Architect: Frederick A. Hale. | State Street facade of Alta Club. Salt Lake City, UT. |
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Temple Street facade of Alta Club. Salt Lake City, UT. | Utah State Capitol seen through Eagle Gate up State Street. Salt Lake City, UT. | LDS Office Building (1972) (28 floors) (50 East North Temple) over Eagle Gate, Lion & Beehive houses. Salt Lake City, UT. Architect: George Cannon Young. | Beehive House & apartment block around Eagle Gate. Salt Lake City, UT. |
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Council Hall (1864) was old Salt Lake City Hall moved (1961) across from Utah Capitol, now office of Utah Travel Council. Salt Lake City, UT. | Council Hall was not only old City Hall but meeting place of Territorial Legislature when it adopted free public schools, first university & women's suffrage. Salt Lake City, UT. | Cupola of Council Hall once held fire bell & public clock. Salt Lake City, UT. |
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