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The public is invited to the unveiling of the Broadbent’s Store historical marker on Thurs., Feb. 13, at 6 p.m., at the Broadbent Community Room at the Lehi Police Dept., at 128 N. 100 East.Before the unveiling, family members and those close to the store will share stories of the much beloved department store that once sold everything needed to run a home. Broadbent's was the longest running family-owned business in Lehi when it closed in 2017. The store opened in 1882, ran for 135 years and was owned by four generations of Broadbents, ending with Betty Broadbent Anderson. Refreshments will be served.
The marker will be the seventh of 36 large historical markers to be installed over the next three years through the Lehi Historical Marker Program. For more information, call the Lehi Historical Society at 801-768-1570.
The historical marker program was founded in 2022 when the Lehi Historical Society won funding through a generous donation and continued support from the John David and Danaca Hadfield family of HADCO Construction and a large Lehi City PARC grant.
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Lehi City Police Department, 128 North 100 East ,Lehi, Utah, United States
