The Bell-Johnson House in Richmond, Utah, is a well-preserved example of early residential architecture in the region. Its construction and subsequent use reflect the domestic life and evolving building practices of its inhabitants.
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Architecture; Agriculture; Community Planning And Development; Social History
533 S. State St., Richmond, Utah
Agriculture
208 North 200 East, Richmond, Utah
Architecture; Commerce; Health/Medicine; Social History; Community Planning And Development
19 W. Main St., Richmond, Utah
Community Planning And Development; Social History; Architecture
109 S. State St., Richmond, Utah
Social History; Commerce; Agriculture
112 W. Main St., Richmond, Utah
Architecture; Social History; Agriculture
108 South 100 West, Richmond, Utah
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