Lewis T. Cannon

1872–1942 (age 70)

Biography

Architect and civic-minded citizen Lewis T. Cannon turned his talent for design into buildings that uplifted his community, shaping spaces that balanced beauty and functionality. His work provided a backdrop for everyday life while honoring the region’s heritage.

He took pride in contributing to the evolving character of Salt Lake City, and his legacy rests peacefully in the Salt Lake City Cemetery.

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