Silver Row

Silver Row consists of five single-story brick apartment units arranged in a line, stretching approximately 120 feet in length with shared walls and gabled roof.

Built in 1890 by David P. Felt, the apartment building represents the lower-income residential architecture prevalent in larger Utah cities during the late nineteenth century.

The structure incorporates Greek Revival and Eastlake architectural elements, featuring decorative wood details, relieving arches, pendants, and Victorian ornamentation throughout the building.

The central entrance includes a door with windows on each side, while the entire building maintains its original layout of five connected residential units.

Silver Row remains one of the few existing examples of nineteenth-century row houses in Utah, earning its place on the National Register of Historic Places.

Location: Utah

GPS coordinates: 40.23500,-111.66889

Latest update: September 23, 2025 14:25