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M.H. King Company in Brigham City
The M.H. King Company opened in Brigham City in 1957. It had a bright red sign that was visible for many years. While the sign was eventually covered, recent remodeling exposed that the sign remains behind the new facade. The M. H. King in Tremonton lasted until 2017, when all King's stores closed. Any memories of going to King's? Does anyone remember or have photos of Franks and Mirth that stood nearby in the 1980s? https://www.ebay.com/itm/297421066985 All photos are used f
Spot on Main: Through the YearsOlof Parsons/Oluf O. Pehrson Tinsmith
For 51 years, Olof Parsons owned and operated a sheet metal shop at approximately 77 S. Main. The shop stood just south of a building that was originally a store for N.C. Mortensen, Anderson Produce, Packer Motor, Christensen’s, among others, and currently home of the Brigham City Chamber of Commerce. After Olof’s passing, the building was used by other companies until it was eventually torn down, presumably to allow easier access to parking behind the building. Olof was born
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