Salt Lake City, Utah · Style

Neoclassical architecture in Salt Lake City

Neoclassical buildings borrow the columns, pediments and symmetry of Greek and Roman temples. In the United States the label covers a long wave of public and institutional building from the 1890s into the 1930s.

The stops that carry a construction date run from 1906 to 1916. 10 stops, 2.1 miles end to end.

Distances are straight lines between the coordinates in the National Park Service Register data, so the walk on the street will be longer. Nobody has walked or checked this as a route, and a listing does not mean a place is open to visitors. Stops last changed Sep 18, 2026.

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10
Stops
2.1 mi
Total, straight line
0.5 mi
Longest leg
5
With a construction date

Map

Coordinates come from the National Park Service National Register spatial data. The solid line joins the stops in walking order and is not a street route. Listings with a restricted address in the Register are never mapped and never become stops. Data refreshed September 19, 2026.

Walking order

  1. 1Cornell Apartments101 S. 600 EastBuilding · built 1910 · listed 1989start
  2. 2Lewis S. Hills House425 E. 100 SouthBuilding · listed 19900.5 mi from stop 1
  3. 3Immanuel Baptist Church401 E. 200 SouthBuilding · listed 19780.3 mi from stop 2
  4. 4Hollywood Apartments234 E. 100 SouthBuilding · listed 1994309 ft from stop 3
  5. 5Sampson Apartments276 E. 300 S.Building · built 1906 · listed 20100.3 mi from stop 4
  6. 6Altadena Apartments310 S. 300 E.Building · listed 201093 ft from stop 5
  7. 7Salt Lake Stock and Mining Exchange Building39 Exchange Pl.Building · built 1909 · listed 19760.4 mi from stop 6
  8. 8Lollin Block238 S. Main St.Building · listed 19770.2 mi from stop 7
  9. 9Tracy Loan and Trust Company Building151 S. Main St.Building · built 1916 · listed 19780.1 mi from stop 8
  10. 10Hotel UtahS. Temple and Main St.Building · built 1911 · listed 19780.3 mi from stop 9

2.1 straight-line miles over 9 legs. Printed from registeratlas.com/tours/ut/salt-lake-city/style-neoclassical/

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