A turn-of-the-century power project along 100 North in central Payson: The old Huish Furniture and Casket building (later, Dixons' Market), with its recognizable "COFFINS" sign, can be seen in the background, thus, the camera was aimed eastward along the north side of the street from about Main Street.
Friday, April 22, 2022
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The Payson Chronicle
Trees removed and earth and asphalt shifted. Downtown Payson renovation, looking westward across Utah Avenue from First E ast Street.
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The historic 51 South Main Street building (pictured above) while under the ownership of the late Cal Reece in the 1970s. By L. Dee Ste...
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Pictured above (left-right): Mr. Jim Griffin, a 2013 UEA Top Teacher at Salem Hills High, whose classes include American history, poli...
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