Everything that was here
- 1922–present
Covey-Ballard Motor CompanyStore
A quarter-million-dollar car dealership that was converted into a ballroom in 1931.
See the map in 1923 → - 1931–1981
Terrace Ballroom (Coconut Grove / Rainbow Randevu)Music Venue
A car dealership became the largest ballroom in the country, then a rock hall that hosted Led Zeppelin and the Grateful Dead.
See the map in 1932 →
Nearby history
Dee's Hamburgers (first Dee's)
444 S Main St · 65 m away
Dee Anderson opened a tiny stool-only hamburger stand here in 1932, the start of a chain that reached more than 50 drive
Hotel Newhouse
400 S Main Street · 217 m away
A mining magnate's 12-story hotel went broke before it was finished, hosted Jefferson Airplane, and was imploded in fron
Quarters Arcade Bar
5 E 400 S · 221 m away
Pinball, Skee-Ball and retro video games in the old Manhattan Club basement.
Newhouse Building
10 E Exchange Place · 259 m away
One of Salt Lake's first skyscrapers, built by a mining magnate hoping to move downtown south to Exchange Place.
Auerbach's Department Store
324 S State Street · 383 m away
Auerbach's started as a small shop in 1864 and moved into this State Street building in 1911; it is now offices.
Zephyr Club
301 S West Temple · 485 m away
Otto Mileti planned a dinner club, but the musicians he hired for the dinner shows drew the crowds.
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