Some old photos of Phillip’s Garage and then some new (2013) photos I took of Legends Motorcycle, the same place in present day Springville, Utah.

Located at 96 North Main Street in Springville, Utah.

The old Springville Bank, now Central Bank at 202 S Main Street in Springville, Utah

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Related:

• Springville Bank Robbery
• Snow Time (sculpture located here)

Photos of the stores on the West side of Springville‘s main Street, taken from about 300 South looking (North) up to 200 South.

We see “Senior’s Billiard Hall and Clothes Shop” “___ Child, Marble and Granite Works”, “Bakery and Candies”, The drug store, the Tailor, The “Herald Beacon”, “Columbia Cafe”, “Kodak’s Drugs”, an add for McDonalds and the Springville Bank.

(Photo Credit) The photo from 2013 at the top was taken by me.

Some of the places located on the 200-300 Block:

• 202 South
• 216 South
• 220 South
• 224 South
• 229 South
• 236 South
• 238 South
• 239 South
• 244 South
• 245 South
• 248 South
• 254 South
• 262 South
• 264 South
• 278 South
• 284 South
• 290 South
• 295 South
• 296 South

At the SW Corner of 200 E 300 S in Springville was the Washington School or Central School.

It stood from 1892 until 1937.

Originally built as the “Central School” in 1892, the name was later changed to the “Washington School”, and a belfry was added. The last classes were taught in this building in 1935, and it sat vacant for 2 years before being demolished in 1937. During demolition, materials were salvaged to be used in construction of the new Gymnasium at the Springville High School, which opened in 1939.

I heard the house at 160 E 300 S still has sandstone foundation blocks in the backyard. The school property would have been where that home was along with the homes at 310, 328 and 346 south on 200 east.

(Photo Credit)

In 2013 it was Hogi Yogi, then later it became Gandolfos.

295 South Main Street in Springville, Utah