Location: 4782 Holladay Blvd. This monument and plaque shows the original survey in 1849 with the names of the first settlers, and the leader of the settlers, John D. Holladay, as branch president.
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County: Salt Lake
Monument #: 65 Sponsor/Year: Holladay Chapter - 1994
Tags: Holladay, John D. Holladay, monument
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