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Park City, Utah Historical Markers
A walk down Main Street in Park City, Utah reveals several historical markers about the history of the mining town. Click on the markers to see the historical tour.

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430 Main Street Jenkins Photography Studio Jenkins Confectionery

lat:40.64338
lng:-111.49556

Car 19

lat:40.64359
lng:-111.49568

City Hall Park City

lat:40.64467
lng:-111.4962

Fifth Street

lat:40.64378
lng:-111.49596

Frank Andrew Building

lat:40.6437
lng:-111.49577

Frank Andrew was a prominent Park City merchant who established a hardware and house furnishings emporium in 1892. After his place of business was destroyed in the Great Fire of 1898, Andrew built this structure in the fall of that year. Reflecting a trend to make buildings less vulnerable to fire, this building was constructed of stone with a brick facade.
Andrew's business, which dealt in both new and used furniture, occupied the entire premises. Originally the entry was located on the south end, with a four-sectioned display window to the north of it. Andrew's name was shown on the upper part of the front facade, and is still visible today.
Presently the building has a central, recessed entry flanked by display windows, a typical configuration in Victorian mining town commercial structures. The interior has been divided to accommodate two separate businesses at ground level, and has for many years housed a hair salon and ice cream parlor. The basement was also remodelled to serve as a bar and, more recently, a restuarant.

Hulbert's Drugs

lat:40.64305
lng:-111.49539

Masonic Hall

lat:40.64478408276765
lng:-111.49648368358612

Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone Office

lat:40.64354
lng:-111.49566

Samuel LePage Raddon

lat:40.6432
lng:-111.49546

Summit County Sheriff's Office

lat:40.644315994469075
lng:-111.4964246749878

"Ten O'Clock Whistle" and Old Public Library

lat:40.64425
lng:-111.49605

The First National Bank

lat:40.64208947735752
lng:-111.49515867233276

The Frankel Building

lat:40.64272
lng:-111.49529

The Golden Rule Store

lat:40.6425
lng:-111.49521

The Mortuary

lat:40.64558186047619
lng:-111.49693429470062

War Veterans Memorial Building

lat:40.64369322842613
lng:-111.4961189031601

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