250 North 100 West Street
James W. Swapp ordered this two-story frame Victorian
eclectic crosswing house from Sears & Roebuck in 1912. It included three bedrooms, a living
room, dining room, kitchen and pantry, as well as paint, flooring, shingles and
a china closet for $644.00. The
precut, numbered house sections were shipped from Chicago, Illinois to
Marysvale, Utah by rail, then brought to Kanab by team and wagon via Johnson
Canyon. It was the assembled on
the lot in Kanab. Von and Nileen Swapp Whitlock remodeled this house for a bed
and breakfast. The present owners are Wendy and Craig Rogers.