Winn Family

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Pete and Helen Winn's home which was one of the three smaller homes on the Winn Ranch. The house was torn down in the 1970's when the property was developed.

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Photograph is at Joan's home which was one of the smaller homes located on the Winn Ranch. Circa early 1950's.

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The Big House on the Winn Ranch is seen in the background. This photograph is taken in the yard of one of the smaller homes on the property.

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Helen Winn lived her married life at the Winn Ranch and moved in the 1970's when the property was developed.

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Circa early 1950's in front of Joan's homes which was one of the smaller frame homes on the Winn Ranch.

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Photograph is taken in front of Helen Winn's home on the Winn Ranch.

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Pete was one of the younger Winn family siblings (Carol Woodside's father was the second to youngest of nine); the family kept wonderful gardens; family functions were held at the Big House on the Winn Ranch.

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In addition to the Big House there were three frame houses on the Winn Ranch; this is the interior of one of those smaller homes

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Carol Woodside's aunt; Helen and Pete Winn were wonderful gardeners; circa 1950's

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Unknown why this is identified as him in his uniform. The Winn family owned operated the Winn and Company Tire shop on 4th east and 4th south. They had contracts with the Jordan and Granite School Districts to maintain their bus fleet; several of the Winn brothers worked at this shop and would commute from the Winn Ranch into downtown Salt Lake City using a limousine that was on the Winn Ranch.

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Handwriting is likely Helen Winn's; Pete and Keith Winn were father and son; photo is likely circa 1940's

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Norma is Carol Woodside's mother; they are standing in front of a family garage where everyone who lived on the property parked their car (likely six to seven car capacity); from the 1920's to the 1950's it was predominantly Winn family members living on the ranch.

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Winn Ranch went West to approximately 30th east where it ran into the Erickson property; there were four orchards on the Winn Ranch; this view is looking east with Storm Mountain and Twin Peaks in view.

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Interior is in one of the smaller homes on the Winn Ranch (not the Big House)

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The Winn Family would have Christmas parties with the adults gathering at the Big House and the children meeting in one of the smaller homes on the property; circa 1940's.

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Keith served in the US Navy circa World War II and Korean War era; here he is standing with his mother (Helen) and his sister (Joan); He also had an older sister named Darlene (not pictured) as well as his father Peter (not pictured)

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Keith was in the Ute Rangers, an equestrian club in Salt Lake; this photograph is on the Winn Ranch.

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Carol Woodside's aunt and uncle (Elmer P. Winn); parents of Keith, Darlene, and Joan; circa early 1950's on the Winn Ranch with the camera angle pointed north.

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Photograph of Keith Winn's sister, Darlene; photograph located on the Winn Ranch.

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Perspective is likely south of Big Cottonwood Canyon and north of Little Cottonwood Canyon.

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The Big House still stands and was built in approximately in 1928 (we do have ILS for this home); other smaller homes also existed around the Big House but they were eliminated during the development of a subdivision that was part of the early 1970's Parade of Homes. Darlene and Jean are wearing Jordan Beet Digger school jackets; circa 1940's.