Kingsbury Hall
Salt Lake City, Utah
The University of Utah dedicated its first auditorium, Kingsbury Hall, on 22 May 1930. The $275,000 assembly hall was funded by the State of Utah and named in honor of Joseph T. Kingsbury, who served as President of the University from 1897 until 1926. Kingsbury Hall is one of nine buildings in the University Circle historic district, which was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1978. The auditorium was built with a projection booth and an organ loft, to accommodate silent films.
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[Entertainment at Goff's Dramatic Hall]
Salt Lake Tribune, 26 February 1899, page 9
At Goff's Dramatic hall, West Jordan, on the evening of the 20th instant, an entertainment was given by the Lafayette Memorial committee. An audience of about 400 was present. Those who participated in the excellent programme were the East Jordan Choral society, William Cooper Jr., E. M. Mumford, U. E. Febr, Miss Flossie Cooper, J. E. Moss, Jospeh Hibbard, Henry Hanson, Jeddie Goff and Messrs. Lloyd, Abbot, Olson, Iverson and Stevenson.
