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Lehi's Arctic Circle opened in 1953. It was located at 7 E. State St. ArchivEra #033535.
Lehi High School band marches in a local parade during the summer of 1950. ArchivEra #033406.
Lehi High School students shown here in 1951 are, front from left, Neil Manning, Kenneth Kirkham, Lois Willes, Dalene Peterson and Sheila Roberts. Back row from left: Mark Littleford, Lee Crabb and Jalaine Webb. ArchivEra #019123.
Lehi's first rural route postman William Hadfield and his daughter, Alice, stand in front of Hadfield's first home and Lehi's first mail wagon. Hadfield served as Lehi's rural postman for more than three decades. ArchivEra #052251.
This image was found in an old Lehi High School yearbook.
The 1949 Lehi Roundup royalty included, from left to right: Orlyn Davis, Queen Carol Crump, Eva Oxborrow (USHS). ArchivEra #033579.
A rare 1920 photograph of the Lehi Silver Band Wagon after the original artwork on its sides had been painted over (Broadbent). ArchivEra #033518.
The Lehi Volunteer Fire Department, organized in 1901, is shown here in front of the Main Street fire station in 1916. Front row left to right : Slyvester Broadbent, H.P. Hardy, Oliver G. Kirkham, Edward Street, R. John Whipple, Freeman Royale, and Chief Melvin Beck. Back row, left to right: Slyvester Evans and Moroni Royale. Note the department's new 1914 Ford Motorized Fire Truck and it's 1901 hand pumper to the left (Broadbent). ArchivEra #019126.
This image was found in an old Lehi High School yearbook.
Glade Dalton driving President Kimball in the BYU Centennial Parade. ArchivEra #012555.
Hammer Brothers Livery is shown here at the time of its 1906 completion on Main Street ( RSVW). ArchivEra #018930.
Malan's " Keep off the Grass" service station at the intersection of Center and State Streets in 1921. Nahum Oscar Malan standing near triangle of grass, Art Beck in back in long apron, others unknown ( Kihm). ArchivEra #021008.
World War 1 veterans were the organizers of Lehi's Service Star American Legion Post 19. Shown here in front of Memorial Hall are, front left to right: Clyde Varney, Slyvester Broadbent, Harold Fox, Cyrus Thompson, Clarence Holmstead, JohnWhipple, Thomas Powers, Ernest Larson. Back, left to right: Calvin Beverage, Herbert Austin, Gordon Cedarstrom, Roy Pterson, Ruel Evans, Reid Gardner (RSVW). ArchivEra #033602
Lehi Sugar Factory administrators from left to right: Parley Jensen, Roy Darlington, Charles Crabb, William Goates, Rone Jensen, unknown (Hutchings). ArchivEra #006341.
Lehi Tabernacle at 2nd and Center from Broadbent Collection. ArchivEra #022800
Lehi Sugar Factory around 1900. It was located at today's I-15 and Pioneer Crossing. ArchivEra #033530.
The Lehi Commercial and Savings Bank, built in 1891, on State Street in 2002. From 1925 through 1967, the building served as the Lehi Hospital ( RSVW). ArchivEra #033480.
This 1908 Main Street photo, taken at the intersection of Second West (looking eastward), shows Racker Mercantile on the right. The building on the left with the belfry and lightning rod is Lehi City Hall ( Lehi Banner). ArchivEra #027104.
Glen Wanlass pumps gas for a customer at his State Street service station in 1950. ArchivEra #058254.
Broadbent's General Store front showing off it's new neon sign that was installed in March 1954. ArchivEra #022182.
Bull Rider Bluey Wall makes an exciting exist off bull #38 during the 1977 Lehi Round-Up Rodeo ( Lewis). ArchivEra #042389.
Dean's Service Station was located at the "forks-in-the-road" area, or where Main Street and State Street meet, in east Lehi.
The Lehi RollerMills, shown here in 1913, is Lehi's best-known landmark in 2002 (Robinson). ArchivEra #040595.
Broadbent's General Store, shown here about 1910, was established in 1882. The firm is Lehi's oldest continuing establishment (Broadbent). ArchivEra #049398.
This 1908 Main Street photo, taken at the intersection of Second West (looking eastward), shows Racker Mercantile on the right. The building on the left with the belfry and lightning rod is Lehi City Hall ( Lehi Banner). ArchivEra #027104.
Members of the Utah National Guard's Army Band Wind Ensemble, Amnesty Box, performed at the unveiling the Memorial Building Historical Marker on August 27, 2024.
Geraldine and C. Wesley Dalley family at the unveiling for the Thomas Austin House Historical Marker on 2 October 2025.
Members of the Lehi Historical Society Board and Miss Lehi, Analeigha Meek, at the Margaret Wines Park Historical Marker unveiling on 18 July 2024.
World War 1 veterans were the organizers of Lehi's Service Star American Legion Post 19. Shown here in front of Memorial Hall are, front left to right: Clyde Varney, Slyvester Broadbent, Harold Fox, Cyrus Thompson, Clarence Holmstead, JohnWhipple, Thomas Powers, Ernest Larson. Back, left to right: Calvin Beverage, Herbert Austin, Gordon Cedarstrom, Roy Pterson, Ruel Evans, Reid Gardner (RSVW). ArchivEra #033602
Bull Rider Bluey Wall makes an exciting exist off bull #38 during the 1977 Lehi Round-Up Rodeo ( Lewis). ArchivEra #042389.
Lehi Tabernacle at 2nd and Center from Broadbent Collection. ArchivEra #022800
The Serimpian Club donating a new sign for the Carnegie Library in 1951. L to R, Mayor G.W. Leany, T.F. Kirkham, library board chairman; Geraldine Ekins, retiring president, Serimpian Club; Martha Kenning, club's first president; Marie Hutchings, president-elect; Carol Hill, chairman, civic improvement committee. ArchivEra #043670.
Lehi High School 1909 basketball champions. ArchivEra #033451.
Adeline Ross Bolin worked as a typewriter for the Lehi Banner, established in 1891 to promote the Lehi Sugar Factory and the sugar beet culture (RSVW). ArchivEra #019255.
The Lehi RollerMills, shown here in 1913, is Lehi's best-known landmark in 2002 (Robinson). ArchivEra #040595.