Fredrick Albert Hale

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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. December 25, 1855
  Rochester, New York, USA

• Death Date and Place
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  d. September 1934
  

• Universities Attended
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  Cornell University, 1875-1877

• Established Business(es)
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  1890

• Additional Data
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  Internship with Roeschaub of Denver 1880-1883

  
  

  Salt Lake City Institute of Architects, Secretary 1891

  
  

  Associated with Hines & LaFarge, NYC, on the SLC library, 1905

  
  

  Associated with Charles S. McDonald, Alta Club, East wing, 1910

  
  

• Professional Career
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• Significant Buildings w/ Location
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  • 
    Continental Bank Building
    202 South Main Street, Salt Lake City, Utah
    1923
    Building Type: Financial - Offices Above
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    Gilmer Residence
    1083 South 1200 East, Salt Lake CIty, Utah
    1910
    Building Type: Residential
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    First Methodist Episcopal Church
    203 South 200 East, Salt Lake City, Utah 84111
    1905
    Building Type: Religious Facilities
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    Salt Lake City Public Library (Planetarium & O.C. Tanner)
    15 South State Street, Salt Lake City, Utah
    1905
    Building Type: Libraries - Public
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    David Keith Building
    242 South Main Street, Salt Lake City, Utah
    1902
    Building Type: Retail - Office Above
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    David Keith Mansion (original)
    529 East South Temple Street, Salt Lake City, Utah 84102
    1898
    Building Type: Residential
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    Alta Club
    100 East South Temple, Salt Lake City, Utah
    1897
    Building Type: Clubs - Fraternal, Social & Literary
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    Major Downey Residence
    808 East South Temple, Salt Lake City, Utah
    1893
    Building Type: Residential
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  • Commercial National Bank Building - Demolished
    Salt Lake City, Utah
    1890
    Building Type: Financial - Offices Above
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• Sources
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  1: UTREG 1911

  2: SLCDIR 1890-1930 The 1889 (NA), directory, he is not listed in 1888 & 1926.

  3: USHS extensive material including colored slides

  4: Utah Historical Quarterly, Winter 1986,Vol. 54 #1

  5: “The Salt Lake City Architecture of Frederick Albert Hale” by Judith Brunvand, Department of Art, UofU, 1980 LDSLIB, files