Lehi Historical Marker Program
From lehihistory.org:
The Lehi Historical Society’s most recent and grandest effort to share Lehi’s history is in the works with the Lehi Historical Marker Program, which is funded by Lehi’s PARC Program and HADCO Construction. Thirty-six large historical markers are to be placed around Lehi to teach visitor and resident alike about Lehi’s remarkable past.
- Wines Park
- Utah Southern Railroad
- Thomas Herbert Austin Home
- Saratoga Resort
- Relief Society Hall
- Lehi Union Exchange and Racker Mercantile
- Memorial Building
- Mary Wanlass Hutchings
- Lehi Tabernacle of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
- Jordan River Bridge
- John Y. Smith House
- How Lehi Got Its Name
- George Goates Farm
- Flood of 1983
- Christian Knudsen House
- Broadbent & Son (110 N 100 E)
- Lehi Roller Mills (700 E Main St)
- Lehi Round-Up Rodeo (166 N 500 W)
- Thomas R. Cutler Mansion (150 E State St)
- Tithing Barn (746 N 100 E)
- Relief Society Hall (212 W Main St)
- Christian Knudsen House (123 S Center St)
- Carter Airport (top of 600 East)
- Lehi Tabernacle (200 N. Center St)
- How Lehi Became Lehi (153 N 100 E)
- Racker Mercantile (195 W Main St)
- People’s Co-op (151 E State St)
- Third Ward Building (1190 N 500 W)
- Canute and Sarah Peterson (88 S 300 W)
- Lehi Junction (754 W 2100 N)
- Postman William Hadfield (55 W Main St)