Commercial lot, Hurricane
The building on this half-acre lot on West State Street in Hurricane, Utah, was built in 1994 on ground platted as part of the Hurricane Field subdivision, part of the town's twentieth-century growth from farmland into commercial blocks near Hurricane High School and the Hurricane City Cemetery.
A 1994 building sits a quarter mile from the high school
You're on West State Street in Hurricane, Utah, on a small commercial lot just west of downtown. The building here, about 5,360 square feet, was built in 1994 on land platted as part of the Hurricane Field subdivision. Hurricane High School sits a quarter mile east, the only high school serving the town and its neighboring communities. A mile and a bit northeast, Hurricane City Cemetery has held burials since 1908.
Farmland platted as Hurricane Field became a shop lot
The lot sits in a stretch of ground once surveyed as Hurricane Field, farmland turned into town blocks as Hurricane grew through the twentieth century. The 1994 building replaced open field with commercial space, one of many small shops that filled in State Street as the town's population climbed. No prior structure or owner is tied to this exact half acre. The parcel has stayed commercial ground ever since, a plain working lot rather than a landmark.
A one-story commercial building from 1994 still stands on the lot today.
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