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Spring City was first known as “Allred Settlement”. The original settlers in 1852 were under the leadership of James Allred and most of them were his family members. When an LDS ward was organized there in 1853, Ruben W. Allred was appointed the first bishop. The settlement was abandoned in the summer of 1853 because of ongoing conflict with the indigenous people of the area, the Ute people, including San Pitch Utes (Sanpete county derives its name from the San Pitch Utes). The village was reestablished as “Springtown” in 1859 by William Black, George Black and Joseph S. Black. Christen G. Larsen was made bishop of a new LDS ward in 1860. Beginning in 1853, the Allred family and other church leaders had begun to encourage Danish immigrants to settle in Sanpete County, and, particularly after the community was reestablished in 1859, to join the Allred Settlement. By the mid-1860s locals referred to the north side of town as “Little Copenhagen” or “Little Denmark”. Spring City was also a site of fighting during the Black Hawk War.(*)
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- Spring City Cemetery
- Spring City Historic District
- Spring City Veterans Memorial
- Spring City Pioneer Cemetery
- Spring City Pioneers.
- Spring Town
- 2023 Friends of Historic Spring City Tour
- Spring City Posts sorted by Address
Historic Buildings in Spring City:
- Arthur Johnson Meat Market
- Baxter Store
- City Hall
- Lyceum Theater
- Old Firehouse
- Relief Society Granary
- Sandstrom’s Pool and Dance Hall
- Spring City Chapel
- Spring City Confectionery
- Spring City School
- Spring City Tithing Office
Historic Homes in Spring City:
- 310 S Main
- Neils B. Adler House
- Lorenzo Aiken House & Service Station
- Freeman Allred House
- James T. S. Allred House
- Mary Ann Allred House
- Redick Allred House
- Reuben W. Allred, Sr., House
- Jens C. Anderson House
- Behunin-Beck House
- John Bohleen House
- Niels H. Borresen House
- Jens Peter Carlson House
- Charles Crawforth Farmstead
- Crisp-Allred House
- George Downard House
- Emil Erickson House
- William Ford House
- John Frantzen House
- Griffiths / Larsen House
- Peter Hansen House
- Peter Jensen Cabin
- Rasmus Jensen House
- Judge Jacob Johnson House
- Johnson-Watson House
- Alex Justesen House
- Rasmus Justesen House
- Paul E. Kofford House
- Ephraim Larsen House
- Lauritz Larsen House
- Orson and Mary Ann Hyde House
- Anderson Madsen House
- Peter Mickelsen House
- Andrew Olsen House
- William and Margaret Beck Osborne Home
- Iver Petersen House
- Albert and Martha Puzey House
- Thomas Schroder/Samuel Allred House




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