Jul 18, 2024
E 400 N, Spring City, Utah.
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E 400 N, Spring City, Utah.
Spring in the City
The spiky spires of the city skyline Are like the needles of a narcotic Called springtime night.
Why does the whole city Smell like a drug?
You, glorious night! Surround me. Fill my veins.
And do to me what you do - Hide the world. Do not let me know. Just enlighten some bits And cover the rest.
You, glorious night! Fill my veins.
Spring Property Tax Statistics
Spring Property Taxes are exploding at a rate much faster than CPI + population growth. The rate of property tax growth was 308% faster than the rate of population + CPI. Reach out at https://www.poconnor.com/spring-property-tax/ to know more about Spring Property Taxes
Allred - Johnson House
Allred – Johnson House
The Allred – Johnson House, built in 1890 and located in the Spring City Historic District in Spring City, Utah This one and half story house is a three opening façade “hall, and parlor” house type. The flue is on the internal partition. The rear “L” is also stone and was part of the original structure. The stone is cut blocks with some discoloration and does not extend up the gable to the…
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Spring City Historic District
Spring City Historic District
Description of Spring City Spring City is one of eleven still existing settlements located in the upper Sanpete Valley of central Utah. Each of these settlements figured in the overall colonization of the area by members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in the years after 1849. Mormon town planning in the Sanpete Valley closely followed an agricultural village system advocated…
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Lyceum Theater
The Lyceum Theater, later known as Victory Hall, was constructed in 1915 by John Baxter. The theater was used for school productions, plays, and convocations through the 1940s. Later the theater served as an LDS cultural and recreation center. Located at 35 North Main Street in Spring City, Utah Victory Hall in Spring City The Lyceum Theater, later known as The Victory, was constructed about…
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Reuben W. Allred, Sr., House
Reuben W. Allred, Sr., House
Reuben W. Allred, Sr., House
The original stone house (northern section) was built for Ruben Warren Allred c 1864, making it one of the oldest in town. It was expanded by a 1909 brick addition on the south and further altered in the 1970s by the stuccoing of the exterior walls. Rueben Allred, a native of Tennessee, came to Utah in 1849 then moved to Manti in 1853. From 1855 to 1860 he served…
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