FISHER MANSION HISTORY- There’s a mansion on the west side of Salt Lake City that holds a large part of Salt Lake City’s Beer History: the iconic Fisher Mansion. You aren’t mistaken if the name Fisher rings a bell, especially here in Salt Lake City. German immigrant Albert Fisher opened the Fisher Brewing Company in Salt Lake City in 1884, one of Utah’s earliest breweries. “It’s (the house) architecturally significant because the architect of this home was Richard Kletting, who was the Architect of the Utah State Capitol,” said Chris Wharton, chair of the Salt Lake City Council. The mansion located at 1206 West 200 South, has been abandoned for almost two decades, but the city, which purchased the structure in 2006, hopes to revive the building into a public community space. Story by FOX 13 News Digital Reporter Shanti Lerner. Stay tuned for part two on Friday. #saltlakecityhistory #utah #utahhistory