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Shag-Rug-La: A Little Shangri-La of Shag Carpet
Amanda Acres: A Mid-Century Ranch-Style Neighborhood with Character and Variety
Jonesdale’s Early Homes: Foundations of a Growing West Valley Neighborhood
Copper Hill Heights: Preserving the Charm of Mid-Century Brick Ranch Living
Bello Park Subdivision: A Timeless Mid-Century Neighborhood in West Valley City
A Glimpse into West Hunter - Phase 1: Modest Beginnings on 7200 West
Sandwiches, Treats & Frosted Mugs — The Erath Family’s Redwood Gardens, 3498 S. Redwood
Bread, Cakes, and Community: The Lasting Legacy of the Erath Family’s Superior Baking and Redwood Gardens
More Than a Mechanic: Wilford Tanner, Granger’s Community Champion
Ditches, Dreams, and Determination: Early Farmers and Their Lifelines
1964 Golden Manor: Granger’s “Country Club” for Compassionate Care
Kawloon Café: A Granger Classic That Lives on in Memory
With Tony at the Helm, Every Meal Felt Like Home.
For 75 years, Ab’s Drive-In has been flipping its famous Fatboy burgers, serving up a timeless taste that’s become a treasured tradition in West Valley
The walls of Ab’s are lined with nostalgic photos, capturing the Beutler family’s journey and decades of delicious West Valley memories
Gone, But Still in Bloom: Remembering the Bruschke Greenhouse
Where Flowers Grew and Family Bloomed: The Bruschke Greenhouse Legacy
Educating Hearts, Building Futures—Since 1882
From “KaySaDeA” to city council—Carolynn and Buzz built a legacy.
Shopping at Valley Fair Mall in 1976 meant enjoying payphones, decorative fountains, and a vibrant mix of stores and eateries
The 1976 directory reveals diverse businesses and owners shaping the vibrant 3500 South corridor
Here is a snapshot of the vibrant business community along 3500 South in 1980.
From Sagebrush to Settlements: The Early Days of Hunter, Utah
Not just a café—a community table
Where the coffee was hot, the pie was fresh, and everyone felt like family.
Polar King Drive-In: Delicious Stops on 3500 South