Thomas Judd Carriage House and Granary

WASHINGTON COUNTY HISTORICAL SOCIETY     (Washington County, Utah)

THOMAS JUDD CARRIAGE HOUSE AND GRANARY

St. George, Utah

LOCATION

At the Green Gate Village.

Green Gate Village Layout

37° 6' 31.37" North Latitude,   113° 35' 4.01" West Longitude
2,745 feet MSL


DESCRIPTION

The long rectangular adobe brick building is divided into two sections: the Carriage House and the Granary. Originally, the only openings were large double doors that faced the alley. During restoration, a front entrance and windows were framed into the 18 inch walls.


HISTORY

The Carriage House stored the Judd family's various forms of transportation. The Granary was used as a storehouse for Judd's store. Bags of grain, storage bins, drop shoots, and a loading dock have been replaced by lace curtains and flowered wallpaper. When the Granary was cleaned out of almost a century of accumulated odds and ends, lots of treasures were found, among them were 50 pairs of new shoes (circa 1900). Many of the items found in the clean-up are on display in Judd's store.

Owners:
TBD


BIOGRAPHY

Thomas Judd TBD


PHOTOS

TBD


REFERENCES

Landmark and Historic Sites: Informational Guide of Historical Sites within the City of St. George
Second Edition,   Revised 2011,   p. 69
Compiled by the St. George Community Development Department