Alma was Kind, honest, had great integrity and was unselfish. He was an excellent farmer, trapper, hunter fireman and bowler. He loved people and people loved him.
Read MoreJohn Thomas Evans was born in Wales in 1823. He came to America in 1854 and Homesteaded in Hunter. The S/E corner of 3500 S 5600W and at 6400 West by the Canal. He was an outstanding community leader and a hard worker.
Read MoreDo you remember the Hawarden Dairy (aka Nielsen's Dairy) on 4396 S 3200 W?
Read MoreThe "Lighthouse Church"
Read MoreThe Alfred & Catherine Solomon home was built in 1884.
Read MoreThe Beautiful Turpin home was built in 1923. If you look closely you can see someone entering the side door. It is now adjacent some apartments/ mobile homes and part of the Hospital.
Read MoreThe old Mackay home is now the Gus Paulos/ Master Muffer area.
Read MoreThe Earl Paxton home was built in 1925. The area has sure grown!
Read MoreThe Madill / EL Nelson home was built in 1941/ Look at the little one in the window.
Read MoreThis home was built in 1925. This area is now full of commercial buildings.
Read MoreThe Squires/ Butcher home was built in 1909. It is now large Subdivisions.
Read MoreThe Kenneth butcher home was originally a Kearns Barracks . The area is now large subdivisions.
Read MoreThe Gerrard/ Durfee home was 644 sq ft . I wonder which lake is in the distance? ... Maybe Haynes? Maybe Moon Lake?
Read MoreDo you remember when there wasn't much past 4000 w on 3100 south?
Read MoreDo you remember Flyco Enterprises from 1972-1978? It was a 576 sq ft building. It is now a large subdivision.
Read MoreThe Wm Ned Grant Home. I don't have the address but I am guessing 3900 S 4000 W area. What do you think?
Read MoreThe Leonard Harman home was built in 1912. Look at all that land around it. This beauty still stands!
Read MoreThis was a 300 sq ft home on the Frederick Anderson property. Built in 1919 and possibly moved away in 1936?
That little boy in front is adorable!
Read MoreThe William Kendrick home was built tin 1925. Look at the little child in the picture. You can see Decker Lake to the side .
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