Stories of Lehi History
Lehi was established in 1852. It is the fourth oldest town in the State of Utah and has a rich pioneer history. Have you ever wondered what the history of an old building is or where something used to stand in Lehi? Read some of Lehi’s history here.
Brown Hotel and Sarah Smith School House by Audrey Wilson
Cutler Mansion by Richard Van Wagoner
Lehi Hospital by Richard Van Wagoner
Lehi Sugar Factory and Sugar Industry
Mulliners Mill by Virgil Peterson
The Swett Tragedy by Andrew Fjeld
Three Bar Dairy Building by Ler Ross
Winn’s Flower Shop and Hothouse by John K Haws Jr
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With more than 38,000 cataloged items, we’ve got information on all things Lehi
Lehi’s rich history is now available here for historical preservation. Find intriguing stories of settlers, founders, church leaders and strays who settled and built Lehi into what it is today.
Please contact us to contribute your stories and memories as well!
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“Like the young man, Jens and his family had great possessions, but they quickly started making the preparations to travel to Utah and helped finance the trip for 60 – 70 other Saints who did not have the money on their own.”
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