Utah capitol competition : project of Cannon, Fetzer and Ramm Hansen Architects 1911
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Utah State University. Libraries. Special Collections and Archives.
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Fetzer, John, 1882-1965
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Utah State Capitol Commission.
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In 1888 Salt Lake City donated 20 acres as a site for the Utah State Capital. For various political reasons, however, it was not until 1909 that a seven man Utah Capital Commission was formed for the purpose of selecting a design and contructing a building. Although their initial attempts to raise a one mill levy failed, in 1911 an unexpected windfall of nearly $800,000 in taxes paid by the estate of E.H. Harriman provided enough seed-money to start the process. In 1911 the commission held a com...
Hansen, William Moroni, 1879-1971
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Cannon, Fetzer and Ramm Hansen, Architects.
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Cannon, Georgius Y., 1892-1987
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Georgius Y. Cannon (1892-1987) was an architect in Utah. From the description of Georgius Y. Cannon papers, 1967-1981. (Unknown). WorldCat record id: 436228281 Georgius Young Cannon was born March 6, 1892 to George Quayle Cannon and Caroline Partridge Young in Salt Lake City, Utah. On 1 December 1921, he married Phyllis Rose Winder. He was an architect based in Utah. Georgius died March 29, 1987. From the guide to the Georgius Y. Cannon blueprints, 1939-1960, (L....