Anson Call House

The Anson Call House, built by Mormon pioneer Anson Call in the mid-19th century, is a significant historical landmark in Bountiful City, Utah. Constructed initially as a one-room stone cabin in 1855, the house underwent several expansions, culminating in a sandstone brick structure completed around 1859. The estate served as a social hub for the community, featuring barns, gardens, and a unique underground tunnel system. Visitors can explore the architectural features, including a cobblestone fireplace, decorative ceilings, and a prayer room accessed by a secret staircase. The house reflects the pioneering spirit of the era and the contributions of Anson Call to the establishment of early Mormon settlements.