Historical Markers in Ophir

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Historical Markers in Ophir

1 ► Utah, Tooele County, Ophir — Carl Berg House —

On East Main Street at Montana Mine Road, on the right when traveling south on East Main Street.

This one room house was built by Carl Berg at this original location. It was used as a rental, mostly by bachelor miners. It has been restored to its old time appearance. — — Map (db m301591) HM

2 ► Utah, Tooele County, Ophir — One Room House — Ophir Utah —

On East Silver St. at East Main Street, on the right when traveling west on East Silver St..

This one room house was lived in by men who worked as teamsters or miners. When it became vacant in the 1930's it served as a clubhouse for the boys of Ophir. It was moved to its present location from Miners Street and was restored to . . . — — Map (db m301592) HM

3 ► Utah, Tooele County, Ophir — Ore Loading Chute —

On Ophir Canyon Road, on the right when traveling west.

This ore loading facility was used during Ophir's mining heyday. Rich lead-silver ore was mined in the canyons high above, then loaded here into wagons or trucks to be freighted away for processing. This historical marker was donated by the . . . — — Map (db m301590) HM

4 ► Utah, Tooele County, Ophir — Shoe Shop —

On East Silver St. at East Main Street, on the right when traveling south on East Silver St..

This building was built by Walt Shubert, the mayor, to be furnished with the original equipment from the retired shoe shop located at Vine Street in Tooele, Utah. The original shoe shop in Ophir was owned and operated by Carl Berg. — — Map (db m301593) HM

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