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Show Wed/Thurs/Fri, December 8-10, 2010 A-3 The Park Record EARLY SEASON PRIX FIXE MENU COUNTY SEAT COUNTY EDITOR: Patrick Parkinson 649-9014 ext.l 12 Offered Daily First course choices: Hearts of Romaine Caesar Salad, Wild Rice and Mushroom Soup - 45 item fresh Salad Bar countynews@parkrecord.com Boyden needs a tenant Entre'e choices: New York Steak of Certified Angus Beef Grilled Filet of Fresh Northwestern Salmon 12 oz. Prime Rib Grilled Free Range Chicken Breast, Barbecue, Teriyaki, Southwestern Glaze or Garlic Butter Black Tiger Jumbo Prawns, Scampi Butter on a bed of Lemon Rice Elk Sirloin, Iingonberry Preserve *AII entries are served with choice of baked potato, lemon rice, steak fries, creamed spinach or mashedpotatoes. 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"That building to me is the heart of Coalville. It's the center of Main and it was one of the first buildings in Coalville," Mayor Duane Schmidt said. . The owner, California resident Franklin Boyden, has spent hundreds of thousands of dollars refurbishing the building, Schmidt said. "[Boyden] is very emotionally attached to the building," Schmidt said. "His great grandfather is the one who built the building ... It was his father's and his grandfather's." Schmidt said the building * Wade A. Peers, D.D.S . ' Board Certified Oral Surgeon was "boarded up" when he was elected mayor about three years ago. "[Boyden] just needs to find a great tenant for the city. It has unlimited potential," the mayor said. "He would sell it if he felt like he got the right number and if not he is interested in leasing it out." The building, erected m 1906, became one of the first pharmacies in Utah. In 1907, members of the Boyden family opened a soda bar and began serving ice cream and soft drinks. "It's one of the nicest his- That building to me is the heart of Coalville. It's the center of Main and it was one of the first buildings in Coalville." DUANE SCHMIDT Cotilville mayor torical buildings in Coalville and it meant so much to the people who lived here," Summit County Historical Director NaVee Vernon said. "You had a place to go and sit and have a Cherry Coke or malt or a sundae. It wasn't just a place to get your prescription." The construction of the Boyden Building coincided with the first electricity brought to the North Summit area, according to \%rnon. The building was said to be the first in Coalville that was wired for electricity. Vernon said only a handful of historical buildings remain in town. Many artifacts from the building are displayed today in a museum in the Summit County Courthouse. "It.was always very well kept up," Vernon said. The original owner, John Boyden, was the first licensed pharmacist in Utah, she explained. Boyden was active in local politics and his pharmacy was a popular gathering place for people to debate. "It's been sad that it has been empty," Vernon said. "I would love it to be a little coffee shop ... We're lacking that little place where local people can go and visit." The Summit County Assessor's Office has the market value of the Boyden Building and a small house behind the structure listed at about $556,590. The gross square footage of the building is about 7,595. Alaskan King Crab Friday Nights $19.95 Not valid for 2 for 1 coupon Serving Breakfast • Lunch • Dinner* Best value on Main Street! f Breakfast from 8am till 4pm, Lunch from HAM-CLOSE, Dinnerfrom5pm Closed Tuesday & Wednesday Nights FREE PARKING on Main StreetfromTues., Nov. 23rd thruFri., Dec. 17th 317 MAIN ST. • PARK CITY • 649-8284 We have been serving Park City for over 35 years 2 for 1 Dinner Entree Buy one entree and get second entree* of equal or lesser value free. Dine in only. Expires 12/15/2010. 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