300 North to 500 North, Center Street to Quince Street , Salt Lake City

Quince Street. Apricot Street. Almond Street. The streets of the Marmalade Historic District were all once named for the fruit-bearing trees planted by the area's early residents. While you won't see orchards in the Marmalade District today, you will enjoy a charming neighborhood of historic homes in a wide variety of architectural styles. Highlights of the neighborhood include some of the city's oldest adobe homes, rare local examples of the Carpenter Gothic style, and the onion-domed 19th Ward Chapel. Join Utah Heritage Foundation for a stroll through Salt Lake City 's early history on the west side of Capitol Hill.

Tour Schedule and Information:

• Tours of the Marmalade Historic District are available April through October and are arranged upon request.
• These tours cost $5 per person and must be scheduled at least two weeks in advance.
• Groups of ten to 20 people can be accommodated.
• This is a walking tour around the neighborhood and does not enter any homes.

Contact This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. at (801) 533- 0858 extension 104 to arrange your tour.

Disclaimer

UHF does not guarantee that this tour is ADA accessible.  It is strongly recommended that those that require ADA access be prepared for difficult circumstances.