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Anson Call House

09 Thursday Jan 2020

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The Anson Call home, located at 1201 N 200 W in Bountiful, Utah is one of the older homes in the area and a very cool historic home, there’s a lot of content online about it being haunted and it is even owned by a paranormal investigating company that gives tours.

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Clearfield Parks

18 Thursday Oct 2018

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Clearfield Parks

The parks in Clearfield, Utah

  • Barlow Park – 2100 S 500 W
  • Bicentennial Park – 931 E 600 S
  • Central Park – 300 E Center St
  • Chelmes Park – 2100 S 1000 E
  • Cornerstone Park – 2601 S Main
  • Fisher Park – 934 S 1000 E
  • Fisher Park Skate Park – 934 S 1000 E
  • Fox Hollow Park – 2050 S 575 E
  • Hoggan’s Park – 234 W 550 N
  • Island View Park – 1800 S Main
  • Jacobsen Park – 1045 S 1350 W
  • Kiwanis Park – 300 N Vine St
  • Mabey Pond – 310 S 500 E
  • Steed Park – 300 N 1000 W
  • Thornock Family Memoiral Park – 200 S 500 W
  • Train Watch Park – 200 W 250 N

Syracuse Parks

18 Thursday Oct 2018

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Syracuse Parks

The parks in Syracuse, Utah.

  • Bluff Ridge Park – 2700 South 876 West
  • Canterbury Park – 1585 South ​2500 West
  • Centennial Park – 1800 South 2000 West
  • Founders Park – 17​00 South​​ 1904​​ West
  • Fremont Park – 1950 South 3000 West​
  • Jensen Nature Park – 3176 South Bluff Road​​
  • Legacy Park – 2356 South 1000 West​
  • Linda Vista Park – ​2700 South 1800 West
  • Rock Creek Park – ​​700 South​ 3850 West
  • Stoker Park – 1575 South​ 1150 West
  • Tuscany Park – ​​2350 South 3400 West​

Syracuse First Social Center

17 Wednesday Oct 2018

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Syracuse First Social Center

About 1872 the first soil was plowed in this community and in 1876-77 homes were erected. The people attended church services in Kaysville and Farmington prior to 1882 when Pres. Wm. R. Smith of Davis stake organized a branch of the L.D.S. church with Wm. H. Beazer presiding elder. In 1885 the people donated means to erect a one room frame building about 25 X 40 feet 2 miles west of this spot, which was used many years as a church, school, and social center. Some of the rocks of the original foundation are used in this monument.

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