Salt River Canyon
Old Service Station in Snowflake
Original Snowflake Stake Center
Pioneer Monument
Snowflake High School where my great-grandfather taught and grandfather went to school.
Snowflake Stake Academy Building -- they're trying to raise the money to convert it to a library.
Two houses my grandfather was raised in.
Garage of the home they built.
Their house.
My great-grandparent's headstone.
5 comments:
This is great, Andrew. I've always wondered what those places looked like. I must say they looked a lot better kept up than I expected.
I was surprised. I didn't know the home had been remodeled on the outside. The town was also nothing like I had ever pictured in my mind. In some ways it is a lot like the land around Cardston. There were some beautiful pine forests about 20 miles south of Snowflake.
Wow that is awesome. I haven't been back to where my grandparents were raised for over 15-20 years. It is so fun to see the area. It really is beautiful!
Jen,
Your grandparents were raised in Snowflake? What were their names?
I don't think I knew you guys had ties to the Snowflake area. Brett's family is from there - his Grandpa taught at the Academy (or maybe the high school) for years. His name was Logan Brimhall. Every year their family has a massive reunion of their 13 children (and descendants) at their "ranch" in Pinedale.
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