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1. This house was built by the treasurer of the Territorial Reform School and a City Commissioner. I am a two-story Victorian Eclectic house. What building am I? Building/Property Name: Building/Property Address: 3. The ground floor has brick walls and the 2nd story has a different exterior. What building a m I? Building/Property Name: Building/Property Address: 5. The front and side porch enclosures have brick rails, capped in sandstone; with a roof supported on concrete columns and brick piers. The walls are set in a stretcher bond with simulated quoins at the building corners. What building am I? Building/Property Name: Building/Property Address: 7. Built in 1889, I have pedimented gables with half timbering, turned porch posts, one-story full-width porch with gabled entry, and a shingled second story bay. What building am I? Building/Property Name: Building/Property Address: I was built in 1893 by a local person in the mining industry. The original owner served on the Weber County Commission from 1897 through 1898. The brick on this Victorian came from the 3. I was built in 1893 by a local person in the mining industry. The original owner served on the Weber County Commission from 1897 through 1898. The brick on this Victorian came from the Midwest. What building am I? Building/Property Name: Building/Property Address: _ 4. The wall materials are set in a stretcher bond pattern, and are set on a plastered concrete and sandstone foundation. I am an American Four-Square with a classically stylized, full width front porch; What building am I? Building/Property Name: Building/Property Address: 6. Built in 1890, the owner sold the home to in 1894, who in turn sold the home to Claude Zinn in 1900. My dominant features are a round arched parlor sash, the pedimented entry landing, the decor ative board and sh ingle patterns at t he principal facad e What building am I? Building/Property Name: Building/Property Address: 8. I still retain much of the original exterior ornamentation. This opening is a basement window of the house. Very few alterations to the house are evident. What building am I? Building/Property Name: Building/Property Address: 2017 Historic Scavenger Hunt ---PAGE BREAK--- 9. An example of Victorian Rectangular block plan. The home has had a series of additions to the rear and south sid e. Built in 1 891. What buildin g am I? Building/Property Name: Building/Property Address: 11. This is an example of a two story Victorian Eclectic style architecture, which is prevalent in Ogden. Prior to formation of the Jefferson Historic District, this house was denied listing to the local register. What building a m I ? Building/Property Name: Building/Property Address: 10. This house was built in 1892 in the architectural style of Victorian Eclectic with Queen Anne shingling. Additions were made to the north and south rear corners around 1968. The architect is unknown. What buildi ng am I? Building/Property Name: Building/Property Address: Scavenger Hunt Boundary Map is within the Jefferson Historic District (inside the red line betw. 25th and 27th) Official Entry Form Name: Address: City: Zip: Phone Number: f historic h St. of the mouth of Ogden Canyon. a. Ogden City Scaveng er Hunt National Historic RULES All entries will be entered in a drawing for prizes. Entries having all correct responses will be entered in a grand prize drawing (contestants must be present to obtain the grand prize). Only one entry per household allowed. All entries must be received at the Ogden City Information Desk (2549 Washington Blvd; 2nd Floor Lobby) by 5:00 p.m. on Friday May 12, 2017. Prize drawing will be during the Weber County Heritage Foundation/ Ogden City Landmarks Commission program on Thursday, May 18, 2017 at the Bertha Eccles Art Center (2580 Jefferson Ave.) beginning at 5:00pm. All features are visible from the public sidewalks. No authorization is given or implied to trespass on private property. Entry must have either the building/property name and/or address along with the contestants name, address and phone number to qualify for the prize drawings. Please contact John Mayer or Jannette Borkland at [PHONE REDACTED] if you have questions.