dscf8911.jpg	A plaque for the United Order woolen factory located a few miles North of Glendale. The factory was probably over where the red barn is today. Probably about 37° 20'47" N, 112° 36'12" W. 2012:07:29 13:33:07
dscf8912.jpg	Close up of the plaque. 2012:07:29 13:33:22
dscf8913.jpg	A full view of the area taken from close by the plaque. 2012:07:29 13:33:39
dscf8915.jpg	Old Smith Hotel in Glendale. Vance and Ila Jean Esplin lived and worked here after he retired from the store. (37° 19'21" N, 112° 35'53" W) 2012:07:29 13:39:55
dscf8916.jpg	Sign out front of the hotel. 2012:07:29 13:40:18
dscf8917.jpg	Store that Vance Esplin ran in Glendale for years. The exterior has been completely changed from when Vance ran it. The porches and fake front are all new. (37° 19'05" N, 112° 35'50" W) 2012:07:29 13:42:38
dscf8918.jpg	Across the street from the store is the Bauers RV Park. Rex Bauer, the original owner of the apple orchard where the park now stands was a good friend to Grandpa Esplin. They roomed together while attending Utah agricultural college in Logan. 2012:07:29 13:43:05
dscf8919.jpg	Near the RV Park there was another plaque. This one telling of the settling of Glendale, originally called Berryville. 2012:07:29 13:44:02
dscf8926.jpg	The water tank sits near the location of John Esplin's house (37° 17'47" N, 112° 37'11" W). John would ride his bull from here down to Orderville to go to Church. My father (Willard) said that he didn't leave his bull at the Church but instead by some trees (around 37° 16'36" N, 112° 37'53") and walk the rest of the way. 2012:07:29 13:50:32
dscf8931.jpg	Bridge across the East Fork of the Virgin River on Sand Street near the home where Henry Esplin lived. 2012:07:29 13:57:33

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