Again from the Star Valley book, here is our drawing of Afton's layout. It may help you get your bearings on the photos. Remember that Jenks had climbed the east hills to get a good aerial view of the new town. The cemetery wasn't in place. The William Henry Kennington homes and sheds are on the block between Jefferson and Madison along 6th Avenue. The barn would eventually be built south of 6th Avenue. I believe (please correct me if I'm wrong) that the farm ground ran down to Washington.
Sunday, May 16, 2010
The Afton Town Layout
Again from the Star Valley book, here is our drawing of Afton's layout. It may help you get your bearings on the photos. Remember that Jenks had climbed the east hills to get a good aerial view of the new town. The cemetery wasn't in place. The William Henry Kennington homes and sheds are on the block between Jefferson and Madison along 6th Avenue. The barn would eventually be built south of 6th Avenue. I believe (please correct me if I'm wrong) that the farm ground ran down to Washington.
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