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An Actual quote from the agent showing instructions
Posted on June 11th, 2010 No comments“Beware of dog in box in basement”
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map of the 15th & 15th neighborhood Salt Lake City
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Some great references for Salt Lake history
Posted on June 11th, 2010 No commentsI can recommend these books to learn more about the history of your Salt Lake neighborhood or your home’s architecture. Most are probably out of print. The downtown Sam Wellers bookstore is a good place to start. You may find your property pictured here.
Seeing Salt Lake City: The Legacy of the Shipler Photographers.
Barnett
2000 Signature BooksThe Avenues of Salt Lake City
Haglund & Notarianni
1980 Utah State Historical SocietyNeighborhoods: A guide to communities along the Wasatch Front and beyond
Condon
1997 Newspaper Agency CorpUtah’s Historic Architecture, 1847-1940
Carter & Goss
1988 Utah State Historical SocietyImages of America Salt Lake City
Topping & Ferguson
2009 Utah State Historical SocietyThe Savage View: Charles Savage, Pioneer Mormon Photographer
Richards
1995 Carl Muntz Pub.The Utah Photographs of George Edward Anderson
Francis
1979 University of Nebraska PressWelcoming the World: A History of Salt Lake
Sillitoe
1996 Salt Lake CountyBungalow Colors: Exteriors
Schweitzer
2002 Gibbs Smith
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All the drama, pathos, and comedy that is real estate in Salt Lake. A crisp mix of fact and folly served straight up with a twist from mixologist and licensed Realtor, Brad Dundas. Never too dry but occasionally bitter.
About me
Brad is a Salt Lake Realtor who has been schlepping buyers and schmoozing sellers since 1992. Sticking signs and foisting flyers up and down the Wasatch Front. From the Harvard Yale to Herriman, Capitol Hill to Copperton, Millcreek to Magna, Avenues to… Well, you get the idea (and the search engines get the key words).