Frank Winder Moore

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• Table of Contents

  • Personal Information
  • Business Information
  • Career Information
  • Significant Buildings
  • Other Significant Projects
  • Map
  • Sources

• Birth Date and Place
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  b. November 12, 1876
  Atlanta, Georgia, USA

• Death Date and Place
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  d. 1970
  

• Universities Attended
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  Georgia School of Technology

  
  University of Georgia, 1896

  
  Ecole des Beaux Arts, Paris, France

• Established Business(es)
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  1910

• Additional Data
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  Intern with the Oregon Short Line R.R.,1904

  
  

  Charge of construction at Fort Douglas 1909

  
  

  Moved to Pasadena, California in 1926 San Mateo until 1970

  
  

  Utah Association of Architects, member 1910

  
  

• Professional Career
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• Significant Buildings w/ Location
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  • 
    Pinecrest Inn
    Emigration Canyon, Utah,
    1916
    Building Type: Hotels - Travelers Facilities
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    Pingree National Bank
    2451 Washington Avenue, Ogden, Utah 84401
    1913
    Building Type: Financial - Offices Above
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  • The Farmers & Stock Growers Bank
    125 South Main Street, Salt Lake City, Utah 84111
    1913
    Building Type: Financial - Offices Above
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  • American Theater - Demolished
    Main Street, Salt Lake City, Utah
    Building Type: Theaters
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  • Carbon County High School - Demolished
    Price, Utah
    Building Type: Educational - Elementary/Secondary
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    Parson (C. C.) Residence
    1349 North 2nd Avenue, Salt Lake City, Utah
    Building Type: Residential
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  • The National City Bank
    , Utah
    Building Type: Financial - Offices Above
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• Sources
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  1: UTREG1911

  2: SLCDIR1911 – 1917

  3: SLTRIB September 22, 1912, p19

  4: Men of Affairs in the State of Utah

  5: UofU, Marriott Library, MS 465,Register of the Papers of Don Carlos Young, Jr., 1986

  6: National Register of Historic Places, 1980