National Register of Historic Places listings in Box Elder County, Utah facts for kids
This page lists all the amazing historic places in Box Elder County, Utah, that are part of the National Register of Historic Places. Think of it like a special list of buildings, sites, and areas that are super important to American history!
These places are officially recognized by the United States government for their historical value. You can even find their exact locations on a map using their latitude and longitude coordinates.
Right now, there are 43 special places in Box Elder County on this list. Sadly, three other places were once on the list but have since been removed.
Contents
- What is the National Register of Historic Places?
- Historic Places You Can Visit in Box Elder County
- Buildings and Homes with History
- George and Mabel Anderson House
- Martin Anderson House
- Box Elder County Courthouse
- Box Elder Flouring Mill
- Brigham City Carnegie Library
- Brigham City Fire Station/City Hall
- Brigham City Mercantile and Manufacturing Association Mercantile Store
- Alma Compton House
- Corinne Methodist Episcopal Church
- Elberta Theatre
- Alfred and Marie Fawson House
- Peter and Anna Christena Forsgren House
- Fryer Hotel
- Garland Carnegie Library
- William and Nettie Glover House
- Granary of the Relief Society
- Christian and Annie Holst House
- Hotel Brigham
- Howard Hotel
- Nels and Minnie Jenson House
- Jeppson-Reeder House
- Knudson Brothers Building
- Jonathan and Jennie Knudson House
- Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Building
- Oregon Short Line Depot
- Planing Mill of Brigham City Mercantile and Manufacturing Association
- Plymouth School
- A. N. Tanner House
- Thompson-Hansen House
- Union Block
- Washakie LDS Ward Chapel
- William L. and Mary Watkins House
- Historic Districts and Sites
- Box Elder Stake Tabernacle
- Central Pacific Railroad Grade Historic District
- Cutler Hydroelectric Power Plant Historic District
- Golden Spike National Historic Site
- Hampton's Ford Stage Stop and Barn
- Hogup Cave
- Holmgren Farmstead
- Lower Bear River Archeological Discontiguous District
- Southern Pacific Railroad: Ogden-Lucin Cut-Off Trestle
- Transcontinental Railroad Grade
- Willard Historic District
- Buildings and Homes with History
- Former Listings
What is the National Register of Historic Places?
The National Register of Historic Places is America's official list of places that are important to our country's history. These can be buildings, structures, objects, sites, or even entire historic districts. When a place is added to the Register, it means it's worth preserving for future generations to learn from and enjoy.
Historic Places You Can Visit in Box Elder County
Box Elder County is home to many fascinating historic sites. Let's explore some of them!
Buildings and Homes with History
Many old houses and buildings in the county have interesting stories.
George and Mabel Anderson House
This house in Brigham City was added to the list in 2014. It's a great example of homes from its time.
Martin Anderson House
Also in Brigham City, the Martin Anderson House joined the Register in 2003.
Box Elder County Courthouse
The courthouse in Brigham City is a very important building. It was listed in 1988.
Box Elder Flouring Mill
This old mill in Brigham City, listed in 1990, reminds us of how people used to make flour.
Brigham City Carnegie Library
Libraries built with money from Andrew Carnegie are special. This one in Brigham City was listed in 1984.
Brigham City Fire Station/City Hall
This building in Brigham City served as both a fire station and city hall. It became historic in 1988.
Brigham City Mercantile and Manufacturing Association Mercantile Store
This store in Brigham City, listed in 1990, was a big part of the town's business history.
Alma Compton House
Another historic home in Brigham City, the Alma Compton House was listed in 1988.
Corinne Methodist Episcopal Church
This beautiful church in Corinne has been on the Register since 1971.
Elberta Theatre
The Elberta Theatre in Brigham City, listed in 1991, was a place for entertainment.
Alfred and Marie Fawson House
This Brigham City home was added to the list in 2003.
Peter and Anna Christena Forsgren House
Another historic house in Brigham City, listed in 2003.
Fryer Hotel
The Fryer Hotel in Deweyville became a historic site in 1988.
Garland Carnegie Library
Like the one in Brigham City, this library in Garland was also built with Carnegie funds and listed in 1984.
William and Nettie Glover House
This Brigham City home was added to the Register in 2000.
Granary of the Relief Society
This granary in Brigham City, listed in 1990, shows how communities stored food.
Christian and Annie Holst House
This historic home in Brigham City was listed in 2003.
Hotel Brigham
The Hotel Brigham in Brigham City, listed in 1991, was an important place for travelers.
Howard Hotel
Another historic hotel in Brigham City, the Howard Hotel was listed in 1994.
Nels and Minnie Jenson House
This Brigham City house was added to the Register in 2000.
Jeppson-Reeder House
This home in Brigham City became a historic site in 2003.
Knudson Brothers Building
This building in Brigham City, listed in 1992, was important for local businesses.
Jonathan and Jennie Knudson House
This Brigham City house was added to the Register in 2000.
Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Building
This building in Brigham City, listed in 1996, played a role in early communication.
Oregon Short Line Depot
This old train station in Brigham City was listed in 1992.
Planing Mill of Brigham City Mercantile and Manufacturing Association
This mill in Brigham City, listed in 1990, helped process wood.
Plymouth School
The Plymouth School in Plymouth was recognized as historic in 1986.
A. N. Tanner House
This house in Grouse Creek was listed in 1982.
Thompson-Hansen House
This Brigham City home was added to the Register in 1994.
Union Block
The Union Block in Brigham City, listed in 1991, was another important commercial building.
Washakie LDS Ward Chapel
This chapel in Washakie was listed in 1998.
William L. and Mary Watkins House
This Brigham City house was added to the Register in 2001.
Historic Districts and Sites
Some areas are important as a whole, not just one building.
Box Elder Stake Tabernacle
This tabernacle in Brigham City is a very old and important religious building, listed in 1971.
Central Pacific Railroad Grade Historic District
This long stretch of old railroad tracks near Park Valley is a historic district. It was part of the first transcontinental railroad! It was listed in 1987.
Cutler Hydroelectric Power Plant Historic District
This power plant near Beaver Dam uses water to make electricity. It became a historic district in 1989.
Golden Spike National Historic Site
This famous site near Promontory is where the "golden spike" was driven in 1869. This event connected the first transcontinental railroad across America! It was listed in 1966.
Hampton's Ford Stage Stop and Barn
This old stagecoach stop and barn in Collinston was listed in 1971. It's now a community theater!
Hogup Cave
This cave near Park Valley is a very old archaeological site. It shows signs that people lived there from about 6500 BC to AD 1470! It was listed in 1986.
Holmgren Farmstead
This farm in Tremonton was listed in 2001.
Lower Bear River Archeological Discontiguous District
This is an archaeological area near Brigham City, listed in 1986. It's a place where scientists study the past.
Southern Pacific Railroad: Ogden-Lucin Cut-Off Trestle
This railroad trestle across the Great Salt Lake was a huge engineering feat! It was listed in 1972.
Transcontinental Railroad Grade
Another part of the historic transcontinental railroad near Corinne, listed in 1994.
Willard Historic District
This district in Willard is a whole area with many historic buildings. It was listed in 1974.
Former Listings
Sometimes, a historic place might be removed from the National Register. This usually happens if the building is changed too much or is no longer standing.
Box Elder High School Gymnasium
This gymnasium in Brigham City was listed in 1985. However, the school district took it down in 2011, so it was removed from the Register in 2013.
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