David Fisher, an outside foreman at the Ontario Mine in Park City, used his earnings to buy a four-acre lot at 400 South and 100 East in Heber City, where he and his wife, Mary Ann McDonald, built an elegant Queen Anne-style brick home that was completed in 1893 and titled in 1896. The residence, the first in Heber City to feature a furnace, became home to their family of eight surviving children. Shortly after its completion, David retired from mining, and the family lived there continuously. Returns from their mining claims provided financial security in their later years. David was widely respected in the community for his humility and integrity, and with Mary Ann's wit and exceptional management of the home, they created a life of comfort and fulfillment. The house endures as a testament to their industriousness and lasting legacy in Heber City.