Name/Title
Lewis' Ice Cream StoreEntry/Object ID
2023.1.41Description
Boston Ice Cream parlor on Main Street Kaysville, Utah. The Lewis and Phillips families are in carriages or standing in front of shop porch.Photograph Details
Type of Photograph
Digital ScanSubject Place
City
Kaysville, Utah* Untyped Subject Place
Davis County, UtahContext
Mary Ann Phillips Lewis, pioneer, ran the confectionary. In the back of the ice cream shop was the Horace E. Lewis Photography Studio. The building was later used by Jed Sessions as a barber shop.Collection
Robert Anderson CollectionMade/Created
Date made
circa 1880Notes
Photograph collected for the Kaysville - Fruit Heights Historical Committee and the book Kaysville, Our Town by Carol Collett to which Anderson was a contributor. Captured by camera in the early 1970s by Anderson from historical original prints created by unknown photographers and provided by Kaysville residents.Lexicon
LOC Thesaurus for Graphic Materials
Ice cream parlors, Carriages & coaches, Horses, Porches, Tacks, Plank buildings, Children, Women, Men, Stairs, Hats, DressesDimensions
Dimension Description
Content Type "image/jpeg"
Content Length "74 KB (75606 bytes)"
Dimensions "682 X 474;" ___dpiDimension Notes
Scanned by original ownerCopyright
Copyright Holder
Kaysville-Fruit Heights Museum of History and ArtRestrictions
The public is granted reproduction rights only for limited non-profit, and personal or educational purposes with attribution or citation.