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192 N 200 WEST WINN , WILLIAM H & LILA EVANS HOUSE LEHI , UTAH COUNTY 1 1 1 1~li~llm~II~I~~I~11 1 3 9222 00575 9530 _ _ ~ I EVALUATION FOR HISTO. _ FILES (enter date in blRnks) Preliminary evaluation made --- Encoded S'JJ ' ~Added / to county list Added to yearly -r ecord SIGNIFICANCE TYPE: Associated Historic Person Associated Histori~ Event Associated Historic Theme __ Sig. Builder/Architect Other Reason for Significance ALTERED: None Minor _ CONDITION: Excellent Good Major Demolished Fair Demolished __ Significant Style __ Significant Plan/Type ~ Significant Construction Type __ Significant Material Type __ Archeology Reconstructed Excavated Deteriorated Ruins Unknown _ Site Unknown - EVALUATION: (A) - Significant (8) - Contributory Out of Period Non-contributory No Evaluation COMMENTS (include any relevant -information to explain evaluation) Evaluator: Date: srlfTF WILliA-AI. If. vi I Ii IV tI,'Mr STATE OF U TAI-i OFFICE OF THE GOVERNOR SALT LAKE CITY 84114 ~ T4. &. .. [q2 N, 2CO W. /! I. .' ~eAU ill rhdc no '1% . ~h~~~~ 4. HilHam Henry Winn Home, 192 North 200 West, Lehi Cons truc ted in 1859-60, the \.,Tilliam H. Hinn Home is a two story adobe structure .vith 7 rooms , an "L" plan , Greek Revival detailing and a stuccoed exterior finish . The home ,vas built by the m.mer , Willian H. Winn, who ,vas mayor of Lehi three terms and a member of the State Legislature . He was a captain in the Black Ha\vk Indian Har and was active as a businessman and LDS churchman . After laboring as a Normon missionary in New York and Texas from 1874-1879, he returned to Lehi where he died in 1884 at age 51 . The i-linn home is representative of the finer early "I" form pioneer house types and has been maintained in a good state of preservation. 4 G 2 NAME OF 4 F 2 4 E -' ; 4 SITE Wdia-;uIt: tv-a~ r:2~ iuLJ-. OWNER . t.UmY, ~ .. A-.J ADDRESS /9d )u1 ) oJ 2 7 4 C 2 ~&~ rti" 4 -' B 2 4 A 2 SITE NUMBER------------ &.j- 1¥~/ ~ , AREAS OF SIGNIFICANCE Aboriginal Americans CURRENT --Agricul ture L Archi tecture ADDRESS 19 c2 M , ;J tJL-o Wi'",J X,Lj it The Arts -Cormnerce POTENTIAL STATUS: DISTRICT ~ITE --Cormnunication --Conservation REGISTER: CENTURY STATE NAT'L LANDMARK --Education --Exploration and Settlement DATE ADDED TO INVENTORY ---------------------------- --Industry Military DATE OF CONSTRUCTION OR SIGNIFICANCE- - - - - - - - - - - - - - Mining Minority Groups RESEARCH FOLDER ESTABLISHED YES NO Political Recreation PHOTOS: - -SLIDES _ _BLACK AND WHITE --Religion - -Science --Socio-Humanitarian Transportation I J " 0 Z 1'1 ' Z N,.! z 0 ' )( r Z d ' Z II ' Z S ' Z .L ' ... < ... c WILLIAM H. WINN HOME FERD/LILA EVANS HOME Constructed: 1880 (adobe) Address--192 North Second West Present owner--Lila Evans William H. Winn, three-term Lehi mayor, was bom in Pennsylvania in 1833. He emigrated to Utah in 1855 and married a daughter of Lehi's bishop David Evans. He and William Clark established a sheep raising partnership, which made them wealthy. On 26 April 1884, four years after building this home, Winn died there of appendicitis. The house, which was later converted into three apartments, remained in the Winn family until 1946. New owner Will Evans gave it to his son Ferd who along with his wife Lila restored it to its present condition in 1969. 126 . A GUIDE TO LEHI CITY'S HISTORICAL SITES AND PLACES Published bv the Lehi Historical Preservation Commission 1997 funded I" grams from the I la h Siall' lIi., torieal Society a nd I .dli ( ' il~ ( 'urlloration 0 0 0 0 0 0 07 0e 0q 0 0I. o11. 0I 0~ 0" 0 0$ 0... 07 0is 0q 0/0 0 0Z. 0I 0:. 0'" 0.~ , l:. ;l ... .5 " 10 .1 3:~own_ Researcher: e. ~. O~' ,Date: 7-z2o-78' 0:::: 7 o~ j oj. C:Cons"ruc~ion Da.a Site No. pX ""' -.... Name of Present Owner: W'/~Q7 r. /"1'7-' .' 1-" "-' - c: Owner address: /9~ /l/. .;2?'c? 4/. \. ......'..." ..... Construction Date: c. /$"S7 c: 0:: .....·:0 Original Use: fiI~l .... 0 90 Present Use: ._ S.inqla-Family '<D><" _ _ Industrial _ -- $7 Plat Bl. Lot . R. T. S. UTM: Tax #: Demolition Date: c! <!) OJ () N' ..: 0'" ~ti-Family O~, Photography: 'J ~oJ " '.., 0 0 C: ;00- 1\'._ ' g:r-C (1) ....... _P.eliqiollS _Other _Site _RI.UnS Z tbaltered Mimr Altenticns _ _ Major Alteratials Date of SliCes /H,,;e. /"7SSide_ Rear.- Ot:bel:- 0+ 8- Integrity: ~ Exc!llent O~ t"'\,1 Agricultural t:"' Il> Occupants: _ _ Vacant Building Condition: -~ .-­ _Deteriorated cr _ ,_ !?I.lblic _Camercial t>1 ....'-' _~ark Oo:r-:: -0 -1"') .. .. /K,rl-/ .?U?,? M- s I Structure ~ ~:a,% AI: ~ Street address: 1~c2 O\~ O..c /? 07 STRUCTURE/SITE INFORMATION FORM 02 ; ' ) -j vr D:Signiii cance Date of Pho~ Views: Fl:a1t.L Side_ Paar_ Other_ VieNs: Fl:altL o Final Register Status: Preliminary Evaluation: .L Significant - - National Landam:lt ~ National Register ~ State Pegister _ _ Cont::r"..butcl:y _ _ Not Contributcl:y _Intrusion --District _ MUlti-Resource _ _ 'n'.ematic r · Research Sources: _ _ Cit:<l Di.rectcries _ _ Li::S Ol.w:dl Archives _ _ LI:S Ge.?Jealogical Societ'l _ _ U of t: Librarl _ _ County .. City Histories _ _ Personal rnterJiews _ _ Newspaper.! --B'lU LWrary ~t5U Libral:Y _ _ SI.C Librcu:y - _ Utah Historical Society --Other _ _ Abstrac1: of Title _ _ Plat Pacords _ P l a t Mag _ _ S~cal Encyclopedias _ _ Obituuy Index _ _ Suildinq Pemit _ Sewer Pemi.t _ _ SaIltmn Maps _ Tax Card .. Photo C 0 0 c 0 1'""\ t"'\ - ,...., r\ c· 0 0 0 o 0 000 0 0 0 0 000 000 0 0 0 000 Q 001 -~. Architect/Builder: h/-. ~~l Building Materials: ;1~'L ...... Building Type/Style: Description of physical appearance & significant architectural features: Include additions, alterations, ancillaJ:y stl:U:tures, aod landScaping i f applicable .:2s I 7 , Statement of Historical Significance: _ _ _ _ .lU:loriqinal Americans Aqricult:ure Ard1i1:ectl,u:e 'll'le Arts C:::mmlnication Conser.ration Education Explorat;ionlSett1.emmt :x ,,/ r"7/7u~ -~ II,/c _ _ -~~ 9' _ Mil.i tarv . -Mining - _Minority ~ups _Political . _ Recl:eation :Y"r£77"- .. /~: _Religion _Science _Socio-Hurnanitarian _ Transportation 0 0 0 0 0.$ 0'" I Z. ;~ .. o 1 3:~own otr: Researcher: 1'. L. . Date: 7 - .;:2S- 7 0[;- O~. 0 00 0 e q Ie. /I 70 x 0':: !""', ..... - :'i ./ 0 0 08 0"t 0 0 0 0 0~ 0~ 0,~ ... 7 Z. .j. .1 /(;0 C:Cons"ruc~i on Da"a • I D:Signiticance Site No. A{.---Ij O'~ /','" '-' - I vr /9 oy -0 STRUCTURE/SITE INFORt1ATION FORM 0.:2 '- 0~ 0I 0 0 0 0$ .~ "' OJ <J c:oj C) .... '~ - .... .... c: O·c: ....or ' f) 05:'6 01 Street address: / 9c2.. ~O MflName of Structure: ~d7 'Q # . ~ ~7Z Present Owner: ~ Owner address: Construction Date: Original Use: Present Use: _ _ Park _ Sinqle-Family _ _ ~ti-Family ' _ _ ?1Jblic _Camercial <J) >< O:r:<; c( OJ) B~ilding Or0-» -~ . . . _ Deteriorated 0:., Photography: -J J _ _ Abstract: of Title _ _ Plat Records _ _ Plat Map _ Tax card 50 Proto _ _ BuiJ..cWlq Pemit _ _ Sewer Pemit _ _ SanCiCl:n Ma;:s -- 0 C C 0 C1) . <-..: oC __ _ _ Miner Alterations _ _ MajOr Alteratials ~tered Date of Pro~ Views: Fl:tIlt_ Side_ Paar_ Other_ o Final Register Status: - - National. Landnw:!t _ _ National. Reqi.ster _ State Ie;ister --District _ _ ~ti-Fesourt:e _ _ 'lllematic _ _ Cit'! Di.rectcries _ _ B~ Enco/clopeclias r _ _ Obituarl Index - _ County 50 Cit'! Histories _ _ Pel:sonal Int:ervl.e>o'IS __ N~ - - utah Historical SOCiety _ _ LOS Olurc:n Arc::hi.ves _ _ US Ga.'18a.logical Societ'l _ _ U of t: l.ibrarj . --. SYU~ ---.:.uro l.ibraJ:y _ _ SIC l.ibrarI --Other Bibliograp?ical References: c 0 ") - I I C' 0 0 0 ~r-C t---- 0 Ii Po Research Sources: tl f"\ ,...., 1\ ._' -0 _ _ Ruins _ _ COnt:ribut:my _ _ Not COnttilJumry _ _ Intrusion "'"'- ~ Integrity: _ _ Significant ' ..1 Occupants: _ _ Site Preliminary Evaluation: 1'"\,1 t>1 t" ....'-' _ _ Vacant _Religious _Other _ _ Industrial _ AgriOlltural Date of Slides MIM• . 197(, Views: Fl:altd Side_ Rear.- ~ 0+ Plat Bl. Lot . T. R. S. UTr'l : Tax # : Demolition Date: Condition: _Excallent cr . .. o 0 000 0 0 0 0 000 000 0 0 0 000 0 0 0 Building Type/Style: Architect/Builder: Building Materials: Description of physical appearance & significant architectural features: Include additions, alteRtions, anci.llaJ:y structures, and lalldScapinq if applicable Statement of Historical Significance: _ _ _ _ Aboriginal Altericans Aqricultw:e Arc:hi tect1,lre 'llle Arts _camerce _ Cm!aJnication _ Conservation _ Education _- _Explora~Settlement _ Industl:y _Military · -l1inil1q _Minoriq Groups _Political _Recreation _:eligicn _Science _Socio-HlJII'allitari.an _ Tra.nsp:lrtaticn wn 9. Form ~l cme su~mitted by: _ _ _~\ ~:~ , \t :.t.. !'. ..s£:!L-~~~.I:::..:: _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ /-\ddress -J-L!!- Yle- , j? t)1) Telephone J (" K'-- ;?.;;t/ & LU~/, -!t4 County I l~ _ _ _ __ L~ z UTAH HISTORIC SITES I NV ENTORY i. ;· hm~ crld add "lO! ss of site Photo # o~mer . Vj{J22._ , ~~_ .I-J 2 J'kL'" J, () ()J.AJ~ __.M j_~ 2. Address of site (street and city) . ,__,~ .J):LJ Lda ~- ! I r.;; __ ~,;J (}O W1.J • cJ i >1 / 8.. YYJ m LJen t V 0 ; VJJ1 7 1. 0 rig i na I owne r of site. 4. Date when bui lding was constructed_ ,L/~fL...::::: 5..../.7:..-~/.....l.8' LbI2....::!.O_ ____ _ _ __ 5. Architect or builder, 8. Sources used in compiling the history. if known ____ _._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ f~m; Iy ~;~~:O~' ~tc.) (Persons interv iewed, boo k s, di a ries, ~ ,;UJwp~~i ~'~~~/~w&t~/~I ~~~CW!?"(fW~ . . 9. ) Form submitted by: LV ~ Name _ Address . Telephone I ~ £..r (Jl.AN(Yt t I t. YLB: . g ~ .J..!p ~ .-- t? $'() & WM. J ~) vJ;;;,L Coun t y_.::::. ~ ...!:...!:::!~..l..l _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _. 316 HISTORY OF LEHI Mr. Wing is a strong adherent of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. During his boyhood he was a member of the various Church organizations acting for two years in the capacity of pre.<>ident of the Y. M. M. 1. Association . . He was set apart January 31, 1905, for a mission to England, returning January 29, 1907. During this period of two years he labored in the Liverpool Conference. For seven years he was a member of the presidency of the 68th quorum of seventies, and acted in this capacity until he was call ~ d to the position of counselor to Bishop James H. Gardner of the Second Ward of Lehi, June 22, 1913. M:. Wing married Rachel Evans September 7, 1898. To this marriage have been I;>orn one son and three daughters. Rachel Evans Wing is the daughter of Bishop David Evans and Margaret Christina Holm Evans. She was born in Lehi April 25, 1874. Seldom are people united in marriage when each perform so admirably the duties of their calling. WILLIAM H. WINN. William Henry Winn, son of John Winn and Christiana Finch Winn, was born in the State of Pennsylvania, Luzerne County, township of Greenfield,' June 30, 1833. He emigrated to Missouri in 1837, and was driven to Illinois in the Mormon expulsion of 1838. He was baptized into the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in the year 1842 at Nauvoo, Illinois. He emigrated to Utah in 1855. He was married to Martha Evans, daughter of Bishop David Evans and Barbara Ann Ewell Evans, October 20, 1859. William H. Winn was an energetic worker in both the business and the religious affairs of the ~A!~ctL' /17 8- ~L --n<_.... ______- y - town and did much to improve its general interests. He was mayor of Lehi City three terms and later represented Utah County in the Legislature. He accepted a call to MARTHA EVANS WINN 'labor as a missionary, leaving his home November 1, 1874, for the state of New York, where he filled an honorable mission. He accepted a second calI to the mission field in October, 1879, laboring in the state of Texas until he was released on account of ill health. He served as captain in the Black Hawk Indian war. He served as counselor to Bishop David Evans eleven years, and later to Bishop Thomas R. Cutler for five years, which position he held at the time of his demise. He was taken suddenly with appendicitis and died at his home in Lehi April 26, 1884, at the age of 51 years, 9 months, and 2£ days, As a citizen he was cautious, discreet and yet progressive. As a man he was honest and upright in his dealings, strictly temperate in his habits, and firm in his convictions. JOE John W and Ann born Jull Street, fo caster, Y( his fathe: been tailo up this v school at t ing the fu ing, writir he was • Methodist denominat become a family soc January Woodhous. their way Orleans a1 they proc, Louis and continued dint of ml secured in bers of the passengerE together E one wagOJ saw the ( Lake. Hearing erection 0 Provo, ane tain empl( that place because th. ized. The spent in S finally in I he made v rounding c Mexico an, Woodhouse mand at tl city lots a County he City, wher clerk. In J the Missou immigratio In Mardi from Beav, pany with J UTAH HISTORIC SITES INVENTORY i. :' ! ' r:-;~ 2. Address of site (street and city) 1. Original owner of site_ 4. Date when building was constructed_.1 5. Architect or builder, if known ___ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ 3 Ul r! ~dt:l··.:!<;s of site ol'merJJ)(!J:L_,~_ . _ _ _ __ 1-; 2 .fip-.·. .!2 q~ ..L,U ~~ __IJ~.~talt/. ___ ---. -ikg~J ida g, Itt;:; nit"",;2 Sources used in comDilina the history . ,fam; menrv 7 LeI ; >7/8.)11 Ll $I 5'{- ()O /J).t2.J h) ;nn /,? b~ (Pers o ns inte r viewed , books, diaries, tt;eC;i:~::;~;;:~'if ' )1t~J- ;)fJ/wP~ ~.~:ti ~tc , (;frct",,--~}-'u ",'-'. A rn..,) 141'1/' c» 1~,,;vJ.-rc~1;J cfJ,tt:.-u '-J,'Y ,:-o..-lId( Iy L' L'y~ '-Z r!.1 ,t:J)/ ~~cl Q L ~(£.'l.GJ UJ /',-L~_l'Y'L9. Form su bmitted by: ~! eme l\dd res s -l Telephone u..-' /VIo't . \:t . • £.;.-,,-tt. ~ . ,:.!:.\.-;:,,)lI..:::...-_ Y _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ 1;: )18= . g ?~" ! <.} ,--~J/ ~JL0 l~~~_ __ I County L~ z J ~ K--- ;? .jt1 12. f Kodachrome SL I DE + + PROCESSED BY KODAK