Mill in Leland, Utah

This is a photo of the mill built by Archibald Gardner in Leland, Utah. It was a three-story building with a basement, and it was completed in February 1899. Archibald was 85 years old at the time.

An article about the mill was published in the Provo Daily Herald on 13 March 2011. The last paragraph reads, "The mill has been a landmark in Leland a long time. It changed names at least once and owners multiple times. Leland Roller Mills was incorporated in 1898, built by Archibald Gardner, Pleasant Bradford, and C.U. Bradford. A canal was built on the hill above the mill so water flowed down a penstock to furnish power for the operation. Leland Mill continued to be powered by water until the 1960s . . .."

West Jordan, Utah Mill

This is a photo of the West Jordan mill built by Archibald Gardner. Today, it is part of Gardner Village and is the location of Archibald's restaurant. (1100 West 7800 South, West Jordan, Utah)

Saw Mill in Afton, Wyoming

This is a second photo of the Afton saw mill, which was apparently taken the same day as last week's post.

Left: Clarence Gardner
Small boy: Alton Gardner
Standing center: Andrew Bruce Gardner
Small boy on log: Elworth Gardner
Right: Milford Gardner

Saw and Flour Mills in Afton, Wyoming

The following photo was taken in Afton, Wyoming. The saw mill (center) and the flour mill (right) were both built by Archibald Gardner.

Far left standing: Clarence Gardner, 2nd child of Mary Larsen Gardner
Left sitting on the logs: Elworth Gardner, son of Clarence Gardner
Left standing on the logs: Milford Gardner, son of Andrew Bruce Gardner
Center standing on a log: Alton Gardner, son of Clarence Gardner
Center standing: Andrew Bruce Gardner, 1st child of Mary Larsen Gardner

Rock Where Henrich Evensen's Ship Sank

According to the photo, "This is the rock that Capt. Henrich Evenson's ship hit and sank."