Broom Hotel -- Utah -- Ogden
Found in 7 Collections and/or Records:
Boyd Rasmussen Photograph Collection
Contains CD-R and photocopies as well as a copy of the Intake Form and Deed of Gift.
Broom Hotel Ephemera
Three large framed photos of John Broom, Hester Broom and daughter Sarah Broom. Large red curtain used in Broom Hotel
Broom Hotel Menu
The Broom Hotel in Ogden, Utah, was a prominent landmark built in 1883 at the northwest corner of 25th Street and Washington Boulevard. It was known for its "strictly modern" conveniences and luxurious amenities. The hotel was a popular destination for travelers, with 70 rooms, including 34 elegant parlors and suites. It was a three-story structure, considered a gem among Ogden's hotels, and was a popular subject for photographs. The hotel was eventually demolished in 1959.
C.E. Mayue Correspondence
George Brown Photograph
This collection contains two photographs donated by George Brown in October 2005. The items are located in the vault with a copy of the Broom Hotel hanging in the Thomas D. Dee Reading Room.
Ogden Photograph Collection
Black and white photographs, 8 x 10, of scenes from early Ogden days including street scenes, railroad yards and depots, buildings, unidentified people and scenes from Ogden Canyon.