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Hidden History: 333 North Main
Hidden History: 333 North Main 333 North Main has been home to many businesses throughout the years. One thing that has remained is the roof of an early building- surrounded by newer construction (see pics). In 1929, the address of 331 N Main was noted as the home of Charles Cheal, a deputy sheriff in 1913. The building appears to have started as a business in 1938 as "Joe's Sales & Service" under the management of Joe C. Nielsen. The name was changed to Nielsen Motor Company
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Independence Day in Brigham City: Then and Now
Compton photo of Main Street in Brigham City decorated for Independence Day circa 1914. The Eddy building is in both photographs and the building peaking out just left of the flags is the building that now houses the Idle Isle. Zimmerman's pool and billiards parlor was replaced by the Hotel Brigham. Another point of interest is the hanging light that is also just left of the flag. Rumor is that the light was placed there, at the corner of Forest and Main, to notify the police
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