A View of Springville, Utah

Springville is a city in Utah County, between Mapleton, Spanish Fork and Provo. Springville is known as “Art City” for it’s art museum and the sculptures that can be found all over town, especially on Main Street.

Springville Posts:

• 1871 Springville Home
• 200-300 South Main in Springville
• 3rd and 9th Ward Chapel
• 400 S 800 E
• Allen’s
• Ami and Amanda Oakley House
• Art City Days
• Art in Art City
• Brigham City Filming Locations
• Brookside Neighborhood
• Brookside subdivision celebrating 70th birthday
• Brookside Tallest Tree
• Caffrey & Davis Furniture Company / Senior Hotel
• Camel’s Back
• Carnegie Library
• Cemetery
• Center Street Church
• City Hall
• Clyde Home
• Cook Mining District
• Crandall Houses
• Dallin House
• Deal–Mendenhall Hall
• Edwin Olsen Home – 1897
• Evan Pier Brinton Home
• Evergreen Cemetery
• First Mills in Utah County
• Frederick and Della Dunn House
• Heritage Catalpa Tree
• Hi-Spot
• High School Art Gallery (Museum of Art)
• Hobble Creek Canyon
• H.T. Reynolds Building
• James P. and Lydia Strang House
• Jefferson School/Center
• John Hafen House
• John T. and Henry T. Reynolds, Jr., House
• Johnson – Kearns Hotel
• Jonah Phillips Home
• The Kelly Ranch
• Kerr Millinery
• Little Rock Canyon
• Milan and Margaret Packard House
• Milan Crandall Home
• Mendenhall Bank
• Mont and Harriet Johnson House
• Nephi and Annie Kindred House
• Old Springville High Gym
• Park Ro-She
• Parks in Springville
• Patrick L. and Rose O. Ward House
• Phillip’s Garage
• Post Office
• Presbyterian Church
• Rasmussen Pioneer Kitchen
• Red Devils
• Richard Palfreyman Home
• Spring Creek Canyon
• Springville Bank
• Springville Bank Robbery – 1898
• Springville Flag Pole
• Springville Fort
• Springville Grist Stone
• Springville High Bell
• Springville Main – Then and Now
• Springville’s First Camp Site
• T.R. Kelly House
• Thomas E. Child Historic Home
• Washington School
• Wayne Bartholomew Family Park
• Westside Market
• William and Ann Bringhurst House
• William H. Meneray House
• Winn’s Phillips 66 (La Casita)
• Wood-Harrison House
• Yard-Groesbeck House
• Yogi Spudnut’s Used Cars

Springville was originally called Hobble Creek and later changed to Springville, named after Fort Springville which was named for the many springs in the area.

Springville is home to me and I have many stories to tell that I’ll be adding.

See JacobBarlow.com/utah for other places in Utah.