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First House built in Utah - Deuel Cabin, Salt Lake City
First House built in Utah - Salt Lake City, USA - an old log house built in September 1847 by Osmyn Deuel. Pictured here in a former location under a pergola shelter at the Salt Lake Temple Square. The cabin now stands to the rear of the Bureau of Information (Temple Block). Date: circa 1910s
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This photograph showcases the First House built in Utah, specifically in Salt Lake City, a historical relic that transports us back to the early days of American westward expansion. The cabin, constructed by Osmyn Deuel in September 1847, stands as a testament to the resilience and determination of the pioneers who settled in this region. Originally located under a pergola shelter at the Salt Lake Temple Square, the cabin now resides to the rear of the Bureau of Information (Temple Block). The Deuel Cabin, an unusual yet charming wooden structure, is a bizarre yet fascinating addition to the urban landscape of Salt Lake City. Its weathered logs and rustic charm contrast sharply with the modern buildings that surround it. The cabin, built in the late 1800s, is a reminder of the pioneer spirit that drove early settlers to Utah, and the unique history that this state holds. The cabin's history is deeply intertwined with the Mormon community, as the pioneers who settled in Utah were primarily members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. The Deuel Cabin is a reminder of their struggles and triumphs, and the legacy they left behind. This photograph, taken in the 1910s, captures the cabin in a time when it was still a prominent feature of the Temple Square. Today, it remains an important piece of Utah's history, a reminder of the past that continues to inspire and intrigue visitors to this day.
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