Built in 1890 in the Victorian Eclectic style, the Charles Baldwin House is significant for its association with the development of Salt Lake City architecture. It was one of the first houses built on the east bench of the City and is a very good example of the brick architecture of that period.

Of particular note are the side hall with its two story Eastlake porch, many decorative elements characteristic of the Queen Anne Style, stained glass windows, and beautiful carved woodwork. The house has received excellent care from its four owners who have occupied it for nearly one hundred years. The original appearance both inside and out has been maintained, and it has had few structural changes.

View the National Register Nomination Form and accompanying photographs for the Charles Baldwin House.