Everything that was here
- 2003–2007
Crazy Goat SaloonBar
The Dead Goat renamed and reopened as a strip club, which led to a lawsuit with the LDS Church.
See the map in 2004 → - 1973–2007
Dead Goat SaloonBar
A basement bar down an alley became the city's blues room, then ended up in a court fight with the LDS Church as a strip club.
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Nearby history
Utah Theatre (Pantages)
144 S Main Street · 45 m away
A Pantages vaudeville house that became the Utah Theatre, was split in two in 1968, and was torn down in 2022 despite a
Capitol Theatre (Orpheum)
50 W 200 South · 95 m away
Opened as the Orpheum Theatre in 1913, it became the Capitol in 1927 and now hosts Ballet West and Utah Opera.
Kearns Building
132 S Main Street · 148 m away
Thomas Kearns's white terracotta office tower opened in 1911 and housed what was billed as the most beautiful buffet in
Dooly Block
109 W 200 South · 153 m away
A six-story Louis Sullivan office building, called his best work in the West, was torn down in 1964.
Lamb's Grill
169 S Main St · 187 m away
Utah's oldest restaurant started in Logan on Washington's birthday, then spent 78 years on Main Street before closing in
Walker Bank Building
175 S Main Street · 196 m away
The Walker brothers' bank headquarters topped the city in 1912 and still carries a rooftop weather beacon.
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