Albert Fisher Mansion and Carriage House, Victorian mansion and carriage house in Salt Lake City, United States.
Albert Fisher Mansion is a Victorian-style residential building from the 1890s located in Salt Lake City. It features detailed brick construction, elongated windows, and other characteristic design elements typical of homes from that era.
The residence was designed in 1893 by architect Richard K.A. Kletting for a German brewer. Its construction marked a period of industrial growth in Salt Lake City when successful merchants were building grand homes.
Albert Fisher was a German brewer, and the house takes its name from him. The property is a rare surviving example in Salt Lake City of a brewer's residence from the 1890s, a period when the city's German-born entrepreneurs built homes near the Jordan River. The carriage house is being adapted into a river engagement center for the Jordan River.
The mansion is located in West Salt Lake City and is currently undergoing restoration due to earthquake damage from 2020. Visitors should check ahead about access and site conditions, as renovation work may limit availability.
In March 2022 the fence around the mansion was stolen; it may have been a custom design by architect Richard K.A. Kletting, or ordered from an out-of-state supplier and added later. The carriage house, damaged in the 2020 earthquake, is being adapted by local preservation firm CRSA into a Jordan River engagement center.
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