Taylor Home

Photograph

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Kaysville - Fruit Heights Museum of History and Art

Name/Title

Taylor Home

Entry/Object ID

2022.1.20

Description

Man standing in front of James Caldwell Taylor house surrounded by trees and picket fence.

Photograph Details

Type of Photograph

Reprint

Subject

Residential architecture

Subject Place

City

Kaysville, Utah

* Untyped Subject Place

Davis County, Utah

Context

This home of James Caldwell Taylor was on the corner of 100 West and Center Street and it was demolished in 1896 when the John G.M. Barnes home was built. Figure standing by picket fence is unidentified but was probably a member of the Taylor family.

Collection

Forest Barker Collection

Made/Created

Date made

circa 1890

Inscription/Signature/Marks

Type

Inscription

Location

Visible on reverse side of print.

Transcription

69. James Caldwell Taylor home Forest Barker

Material/Technique

Pencil

Type

Inscription

Location

Visible on right of reverse side of print.

Transcription

Home of James Caldwell Taylor. Demolished 1896 to build home of John G. M. Barnes, 42 W. Center, Kaysv. [R.H.W.]

Material/Technique

Pencil

Type

Label

Location

Attached to reverse side of print.

Transcription

Home of Sarah Maria Hyde Taylor and James Caldwell Taylor. Sarah was Frank Hydes [sic] half sister. Across the street to west & down a [?] or two was the home of Rosel Hyde built probably [?] known as Strongs' Home.

Material/Technique

Pen

Notes

Post-it note. "Strongs' " is underlined.

Lexicon

LOC Thesaurus for Graphic Materials

Trees, Homes, Porches, Columns, Fences, People, Hats, Brickwork, Chimneys, Gates

Dimensions

Height

8 in

Width

10 in

Color

Black, White

Web Links and URLs

Permanent access URL for citation.

Copyright

Restrictions

Reproduction rights are granted only for limited non-profit, academic and educational purposes with attribution and citation.