If you're driving from Cache Valley Utah to Brigham City, if you continue on Hwy 89 as you leave the canyon, if you look to the west you'll see the remnants of an old school, a huge school. But, it was more than just a singular building where the basics were taught, it was a campus with living quarters and an entire little town. It was home to the Intermountain Indian School.
There's not much left of the school, a few buildings here and there, roads--some that continue through and some that go nowhere. The school was still in operation when I was in high school. Sometime after, they closed it down and leveled most of it. There's now a golf course on the land and other things, but a couple of buildings still stand, and two are used as a furniture and antique store.
And it's amazing.
The store's called The Room Loft. You enter on the main level of one long building. It's packed with furniture and decor. There's also an upstairs that holds even more things to buy. Halfway down the floor, there's a hallway that goes north and it opens up to another huge building. This is where the antiques are stored and for sale.
Again, amazing.
Unfortunately, we had to hurry back home or we could have stayed in that antique store for hours--there was so much to see, even a couple of cars were for sale.
Check the hours to make sure they're open if you want to see this store. Yes, it's a drive, but if you want a feast for the eyes, The Room Loft will not disappoint.
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