Peter Neilson, Jr. Home

WASHINGTON COUNTY HISTORICAL SOCIETY     (Washington County, Utah)

PETER NEILSON, JR. HOME

Washington, Utah

LOCATION

184 East 100 South
Washington, Utah

37° 7' 43.90" North Latitude,   113° 30' 25.32" West Longitude
37.1289° North Latitude,   113.5070° West Longitude
2,798 feet (853 meters) MSL

Parcel Number:   The old house is on the western part of W-30-B-1
                            The empty lot to the west is W-30-A-1

Aerial view of Peter Neilson, Jr. property and surroundings
For an expanded image, click here.


DESCRIPTION

TBD


HISTORY

Built by Alexander Nichol (spelled Nicholl in old records) in 1872.
Elijah and Elisha Averett were the stone masons.

This home was lived in until at least the 1960s, but has been unoccupied for some time now.

Owners:
John F. Chidester
Peter Neilson, Jr.
John B. Olsen


BIOGRAPHY

John F. Chidester   TBD
Peter Neilson Jr.   Click here


PHOTOS

Watercolor painting of the Peter Neilson, Jr. Home
WCHS-03616   Watercolor painting of the Peter Neilson Jr. Home

Modern day photo of the Peter Neilson, Jr. Home
WCHS-03999   Modern day photo of the Peter Neilson Jr. Home

Other WCHS photos:
WCHS-03614   Watercolor painting of the Peter Neilson Jr. Home
WCHS-03615   Watercolor painting of the Peter Neilson Jr. Home
WCHS-03617   Watercolor painting of the Peter Neilson Jr. Home
WCHS-03995   Photo of the Peter Neilson Jr. home in Washington, Utah
WCHS-03996   Photo of the Peter Neilson Jr. home in Washington, Utah
WCHS-03997   Photo of the Peter Neilson Jr. home in Washington, Utah
WCHS-03998   Photo of the Peter Neilson Jr. home in Washington, Utah
WCHS-04000   Photo of the Peter Neilson Jr. home in Washington, Utah
WCHS-04001   Photo of the Peter Neilson Jr. home in Washington, Utah
WCHS-04002   Photo of the Peter Neilson Jr. home in Washington, Utah


REFERENCES

Utah's 'Dixie' Birthplace
Compiled by Harold P. and Priscilla J. Cahoon
Pages 76-78

In search of buried treasure, boys unearth possible pioneer-era structure in Washington City
Article by Spencer Ricks, St George News, 11/2/2018