West Valley City Hall
03 Wednesday Oct 2018
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West Valley City Park
24 Tuesday Oct 2017
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West Valley City Park at 4500 West 3500 South.
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Parks in West Valley
17 Saturday Dec 2016
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Parks in West Valley
- Back Nine Park
- 4105 West 3010 South
- Bridle Farms Park
6690 West Hunter View Drive - Centennial Park
5405 West 3100 South - City Park
4500 West 3500 South - Country Meadows Park
4175 West 3980 South - Fairbourne Station Promenade & Plaza
3590 South 2810 West (Lehman Ave. & Market St.) - Falcon Crest Park
4055 South 7060 West - Fassio Farm Park
3720 South 5200 West - Fox Tail Park
6880 West Labrador Circle (3045 South) - Glenn Weaver Memorial Park
6385 West Cape Ridge Lane (4580 South) - Hunter Ridge Park
4383 South 5710 West - Hunter Village Park
6985 West Hunter Valley Drive (3215 South) - Hunter Village Trailhead Park
3410 South Hunter View Drive - Ironwood Park
4565 South Early Duke St. (5080 West) - Kings Pointe Park
1330 West Rothchild Drive (3665 South) - Maple Meadows
2520 West 3380 South - Meadowlands Park
3350 South 5800 West - Parkway Park*
3405 West Parkway Blvd. (2700 South) - Peachwood Park
3510 West 3965 South - Scottsdale Park
3755 West 3100 South - Sugar Plum Park
3755 West 2900 South - Terrace Ridge Park
6260 West Terrace Ridge Drive (4365 South) - Trailblazer Park
3164 South Trailblazer Cove (6675 West) - Utah Cultural Celebration Center Park
1355 West 3100 South - West View Park*
4100 South 6000 West - Woodledge Park*
5210 West 4310 South - Wheatland Park
4266 South 3680 West - West Valley Skate Park
5415 West 3100 South
Early Granger Schools
06 Friday Jun 2014
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EARLY GRANGER SCHOOLS
When Joseph Harker crossed Jordan River at 3300 South in 1848, he luckily found springs. By 1870 pioneers had sparsely settled the Granger area. School was held in homes until 1882 when the 16 x 24 foot West Granger School was built at 3500 South and 4000 West on property donated by Andrew Mathews. Miss Moore was the first teacher. Next, the Dewey School was built one-half mile west of Redwood Road on 3500 South. Students paid tuition and furnished own transportation. Many pioneers had packed books into every crevice of their wagons to be shared later. In 1893, the Monroe School, a two story brick building was erected, using a part of the West Granger School foundation. Each floor was heated by a potbelly stove. This loved old building was torn down in 1924. A three-story building had been built in 1903 beside the first Monroe School and was remodeled three times. It was demolished in 1972. A third Monroe School was built at 3100 South and 4400 West.
Check out all of the historic markers placed by the Daughters of Utah Pioneers at JacobBarlow.com/dup