The Spencer Homestead Site in Sandy, Utah, represents the remnants of an early non-Aboriginal settlement and agricultural endeavor. Archeological evidence here sheds light on the challenges and methods of pioneers establishing themselves in the region.
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Social History; Architecture
8829 S. 400 East St., Sandy, Utah
Social History
28 E. Pioneer Ave., Sandy, Utah
Social History; Architecture
8850 South 60 East, Sandy, Utah
Social History; Architecture
498 E. Locust St., Sandy, Utah
Social History
8650 S. Center St., Sandy, Utah
Community Planning And Development; Architecture
510 E. 8800 South, Sandy, Utah
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