37 North Main

This two-story brick building has a classical commercial façade restored closely to the original, with large modern first-floor windows, a revived second floor, large rectangular windows topped by a large Roman arch flanked by two smaller arches, and a Greek temple-like gable crowning the structure. It also has historical significance: early in its existence it housed James T. Hammond's book and stationery shop, and Hammond later became a practicing attorney, served in the territorial legislature from 1884-86, and, when Utah became a state, was elected the first Secretary of State. In the early 1900's, the building became the retail outlet for Cache Knitting Works.

Logan, Utah · United States