Item Detail
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17741
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4
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19
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English
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The Gardo House : A History of the Mansion and Its Occupants
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Utah Historical Quarterly
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Winter 2000
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68
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1
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Salt Lake City, UT
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Utah Historical Society
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4-37
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Construction was begun on the Gardo House during the later years of Brigham Young's life. It became an official residence for Church presidents for awhile. Thereafter it housed an alcohol and drug treatment center, was rented to wealthy individuals, and sold in 1901 to Edwin and Susanna Holmes. During their residence the house was the social center of Salt Lake. After moving to California in 1917, the house was occupied by the Red Cross. In 1920, the Church repurchased the home and sold it the next year to the Federal Reserve Bank who razed it.
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