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Ladies Literary Club Building

Ladies Literary Club Building

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We are proud to announce that the Ladies’ Literary Club has gifted their building located at 850 East South Temple to Utah Heritage Foundation! We are thrilled to steward this beautiful space and we are dedicated to renovating the building and restoring its original beauty while preserving the legacy of the Ladies’ Literary Club. Once renovated, Utah Heritage Foundation will operate the building as an event center for the community to use. We expect to have the building open for events in the fall of 2014.

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81stannivThe Club celebrates its 81st Anniversary on February 16, 1958.

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Ladies Literary Club and building history

LLCLeconteStewartsketchwebOriginal sketch by LeConte Stewart

The Ladies' Literary Club has been an indelible part of Utah's history since it began in 1877. They were one of the first and longest enduring women's organizations and always generously gave of their time and resources. Their historic club house located at 850 East South Temple has served as their home for the past 100 years. Read more about the club's history, their various homes, and how the club chose to donate the building to Utah Heritage Foundation.

See Inside

Photos courtesy of Sam Scholes.

Literate Ladies Lawn Sale

June 15th
7:00 a.m. - Noon
Ladies' Literary Club
850 East South Temple

  • Books
  • Dishes
  • Housewares
  • Seasonal Decor
  • Selected Furniture
  • And so much more

Ladies' Literary Club Building Cultural Series

Celebrating 100 years of the Ladies' Literary Club Building

The legacy of the Ladies' Literary Club is intertwined with education and culture. Always learning and having new experiences through art, tourism, music, literature, drama, history and poetry. These "sections" have helped the ladies remain cultured for over 100 years and now is your chance to experience some local Salt Lake culture.