Brower-Robinson Home

**Attention**

The object that is described in this article is located on private property. Trespassing is punishable by up to six months of prison time. Permission should be granted before passing on private property.

History


The home was purchased by Franklin Gergson and Selina Griffin Robinson. They raised their children in the home and it was passed to their son Julian L. Robison, which was passed to his son Jed Stoddard Robison, the creator of Jed's Burger Bar, today's Big J's.

Jed and his wife Helen owned the home until they died in 2003 and 2014. After Helen's death, the home was passed to their children.

Brower-Robinson Homestead, 1950. Source

"C-2097: West 200 South, Richmond, Utah, Julian L. Robinson residence. Sec 26T 14n R1 E." 

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Franklin and Selina Robinson Family standing in front of the home, 1900s.

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Brower-Robinson Homestead, 2015. Source

Brower-Robinson Spring. Source

Ariah C. Brower & Margaret E. Hussey

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Franklin and Selina Griffin Robinson Family

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Julian Leroy Robinson

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Laverna Vic Stoddard

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Jed and Helen Robinson

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