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Broadbent & Son

31 Sunday May 2026

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Fallen Officers, Historic Markers, Lehi, Police Stations, utah, utah county, Vintage Signs

Broadbent & Son
(1882-2017)

Founded by English immigrants Joseph and Sarah Broadbent, the mercantile was run by four generations. Open for 135 years, no Lehi business operated longer. It sold the first bag of sugar produced by the Lehi Sugar Factory and everything needed to run a home. The police department’s upper arched windows pay tribute to the once-iconic Lehi structure.

  • Lehi Historical Marker Program

Broadbent’s Quilt Shop was located at 128 North 100 East in Lehi, Utah and demolished in 2019.

Lehi City Police Fallen Officer Memorial in Honor of
Officer Joseph “Joe” Dan Adams
8J13
End of Watch:
August 4, 2001
Never Forgotten

  • https://lehifreepress.com/2025/02/12/broadbents-marker-unveiling-thursday-at-6-p-m/
  • https://www.instagram.com/p/DJyFFXCtGTV/
  • https://lehifreepress.com/2025/05/17/broadbents-store-to-finally-receive-historical-marker/

80 N Main St

29 Sunday Oct 2023

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Clock Towers, Clocks, Davis County, Kaysville, Police Stations, utah

Kaysville Police Station
80 North Main Street inĀ Kaysville, Utah

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