Name/Title
Reflex BuildingEntry/Object ID
2022.1.42Description
Outside of the Reflex newspaper building on Main Street in Kaysville.Photograph Details
Type of Photograph
ReprintSubject Person or Organization
Reflex Publishing CompanySubject Place
City
Kaysville, Utah* Untyped Subject Place
Davis County, UtahContext
This building was built in 1910 by William E. Smith, the publisher of the Kaysville Eagle newspaper. In 1910, John White, the founder of the Reflex Publishing Company (the parent company of The Weekly Reflex and other publishing endeavors) moved his publishing business from Farmington to Kaysville where he published The Weekly Reflex. In 1912, White sold the company to some Kaysville investors and William P. Epperson became the publisher/editor. The building was on the east side of Kaysville's Main Street just to the north of Center Street. The building was later the Earl Tall Texaco service station and then other businesses. It was taken down in the 1940s when the Kaysville City Hall was built.Collection
Forest Barker CollectionInscription/Signature/Marks
Type
InscriptionLocation
Back side of printTranscription
41. Reflex Newspaper Printing office
Forest BarkerLexicon
LOC Thesaurus for Graphic Materials
Publishing industry, Newspaper industry, Printing, Buildings, Business & financeCopyright
Restrictions
Reproduction rights are granted only for limited non-profit, academic and educational purposes with attribution and citation.