A bowery is generally a frame with branches or tree boughs used for the roof.

Aug 4, 2020
7:57:25am

CanuckUte All-American

I have not seen it used in any other context and it is a Utah term going back to pioneer days. Boweries were also generally temporary in nature and not permanent structures.

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Have you ever used the word "bowery" to refer to a covered area in a park with picnic tables?

Conan Best Poster on CB -JD Power

8/4/20 7:32am

No, I use pavilion.

ReyOso

8/4/20 7:34am

Kind of interesting link

CosmoK

8/4/20 7:36am

The church building I attended growing up had a bowery just off the parking lot

oohYeah

8/4/20 7:46am

A bowery is generally a frame with branches or tree boughs used for the roof.

CanuckUte

8/4/20 7:57am

Bowery is what they called the branch/brush structure on Temple Square Before

relic

8/4/20 8:06am

Never until this past July in Utah.

Corn Pop

8/4/20 8:18am

Our Stake uses that term all the time for our large pavillion behind the stake house...

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