History of 2nd Street, Ogden, Utah

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  • 1. HOME PAGE & 1849-1869 CHRONOLOGY
    • ' a. 1869-1900 chronology
    • ' b. 1900-present
  • 2. TEN DITCHES & MILL CREEK
  • 3. 2nd St. PIONEER HOUSES & LEMON SURVEY
    • ' b. 159 W. 2nd
    • ' c. 150 W. 2nd, rear
    • ' d. 152 W. 2nd
    • ' e. 142 W. 2nd, rear
    • ' f. 214 W. 2nd
    • ' g. 122 2nd
    • ' h. 150 W. 2nd- granary
    • ' i. 317 W. 2nd St.
      • granary
    • ' j. 156 2nd
    • ' k. 140 W. 2nd
    • ' l. 226 2nd St.
    • ' m. 196 2nd St. rear – tithing house
    • ' n. 115 W. 2nd
    • ' o. 233 W. 2nd
    • ' p. Remodel of Pioneer House
    • ' r. Montgomery Barn
    • a. 386 W. 2nd
    • q. Bingham/Stone Farm
  • 4. MORE HISTORIC HOUSES
    • ' a. 701 W. 12th
    • ' b. 253 Fourth Street
    • ' c. 114 S. 2250 W.
    • ' d. 287 S. 1200 W.
    • ' e. 218 2nd Street
    • ' f. 105 W 2nd Street
    • ' g. 189 W 2nd Street
    • ' h. 128 2nd Street
    • ' i. 141 2nd Street
    • ' j. 136 W 2nd Street
    • ' k. 301 W 2nd Street
  • 5. LYNNE, WEST SIDE
    • ' a. Arch Clapier Reminiscent Memories
    • ' b. Bertinoti Family
    • ' c. Clapier Family
    • ' d. Maero Family
    • ' e. Reno Family
    • ' f. Sully Family
  • 6. LYNNE, EAST SIDE
    • ' a. 528 Washington Boulevard
    • ' b. 460 S. Adams
    • ' c. 108 Adams Ave.
    • ' d. 652 5th St.
  • 7. ROADS IN FORT BINGHAM
    • ' a. Adobe Mill Way and Brickyard Road
    • ' b. Bingham Way and Erastus Drive
    • ' c. Goodale Drive, Isaac Newton Court
    • ' d. Herdboy Lane, AKA Leann Way
    • ' e. Indian Camp Road
    • ' f. Lynne School Lane
    • ' g. Melling Way
    • ' h. Old Spring Road
    • ' i. Sam Gates Road
    • ' j. Stone Court
    • ' k. Stone Pond Road
    • ' l. The Pit
    • ' m. West Gate Lane
  • 8. MONUMENTS & PARKS
    • ' a. Bingham's Fort Monument
    • ' b. Lynne Plaque
    • ' c. Romrell Park
    • ' d. Clark's Hill in Romrell Park
    • ' e. Chief Terikee Monument
  • 9. HISTORY OF THE HARRISVILLE 8TH WARD
  • 9.5. NATIVE AMERICANS ON 2nd STREET
    • ' a. Chief Little Soldier
    • ' b. Art Stone and Indian Friends
    • ' c. Incident at the Schoolhouse, c. 1864
    • ' d. Children Frightened on the Rack, 1865
    • ' e. Courting, Marriage and Clothing
    • ' f. Jack Indian Teases Mary
    • ' g. Indian Women Washing Their Babies
    • ' h. "Fighting Squaw" & "Brother"
    • ' i. Medicine Man Helped Eliza Hutchins
    • ' j. Indians Loved Molasses
    • ' k. Forked Stick on Teepee and Riddles
    • ' l. Potatoes and Buffalo Meat
    • ' m. Cooking & Gathering
    • ' n. Watching Indian Dances at Night in the Meadows
    • ' o. Chief Bush Head
    • ' p. Native Americans on 2nd Street
    • ' q. Game Played by Indian Children
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Bingham Way and Erastus Drive » Bingham cabin c.1954

Mayor Raymond Wright, pictured standing by the cabin on W. 2nd St., desired to preserve the historic cabin; it was moved to a SUP museum and then to Pioneer Village, Lagoon.

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