Workers from Layton Construction and Emmert International adjust cables and pulleys as they move historic Odd Fellows Hall Wednesday after a money dispute between contractor and moving crew left the historical building stalled on the wrong side of Market Street for months. Barton Glasser, Deseret News
Odd Fellows Hall has finally made it to the north side of Market Street.
A money dispute between the contractor and the moving company stalled the historical building on the wrong side of Market Street for nearly two months before workers returned to the job site Wednesday morning...
...The building must now be moved a few feet to the east and lowered into its permanent location this weekend. A spokesman for Layton Construction, the Sandy-based contractor overseeing the move, said he expects the century-old building to have a new address by next week...
Historic Odd Fellows Hall moves from the south side of Market Street to the north side of the street in Salt Lake City Wednesday. (Barton Glasser, Deseret News)
Federal employees stand on the roof of the Frank E. Moss Federal Courthouse and watch historic Odd Fellows Hall move from the south side of Market Street to the north side in Salt Lake City Wednesday. (Barton Glasser, Deseret News)
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