It was John Paras Super Home & Furniture Store
Now it is: Parking Lot for The Westerner
When you reach the South East corner of 4800 West and 4100 South you will find many changes. Look at the difference a few decades make in pictuers.
Read MoreAlumni Parties during Homecoming Week!
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Read MoreDid you call it Sprouse Reitz or the Five and Dime Store? Either way, the store was a wonderful part of Granger Utah. Located on Market Street, Sprouse was nestled in between Albertson's and the Merc (or Gibsons)
Read MoreThe Jordan Queen was built on a permanent foundation, and the finishing of both the interior and exterior were done to duplicate a river boat and were of fantastic quality.
Read MoreScott's was one of the area's favorite restaurants.
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Read MoreFrancesco's was a Granger Favorite
Read MoreLook at this marvelous picture of the corners of 3500 South and 3600 West
Read MoreFrom Teenagers to Tots...Granger kids Loved the Rocket!
Read MoreAs Winder Dairy grew, William demanded that milk delivery still had the small, personal feel and we all looked forward to the Winder Dairy Milkman’s deliveries on our front porch.
Read MoreHenry was born in Granger Utah to Orin Bawden and Mable Helm. He was a farmer all his life . He worked extremely hard and had a deep passion for improving his own land and helpinghis neighbors with their land.
Read MoreThomas Barton was very hardworking and extremely active in the community. He spent a number of winters hauling hay to Salt Lake only getting $4 per ton. At that time, there were no paved roads, no electric lights, no telephones, nothing but hard work.
Read MoreJoseph was only 10 years old when he came across the plains to Salt Lake. His father did not come to Utah and so Joseph drove his Mother's wagon across the plains. He Married Elizabeth Franceen Rushton of Hunter and was a very hardworking man.
Read MoreMarcus Leslie Bennion was born at home in Granger in 1892. He was the oldest son of Marcus and Lucy Smith Bennion. He was reared on his father's irrigated 60 acre farm and 120 acre dry farm.
Read MoreNorm Bangerter was a lifelong resident. He served in the Utah House of Representatives and served at Utah's Governor. His "foremost interest was improving the state's educational system"
Read MoreBud Hendrickson was a professional horse trainer. He was a family man and involved in the community.
Read MoreAl was a beloved Granger Business Man. His business Granger Cold Storage- Meat Locker opened in October 1939 and contained 185 lockers. In 1948 the capacity was expanded to 550 lockers and in 1956 to 800 lockers
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