236 West 200 North Street
George Mace and his father, Wandle Mace, were master
carpenters and built this one-and-a-half story, frame, hall and parlor house
with a crosswing on the east end, in 1883. When Wandle and his son George, moved to Kanab they built a
grist mill and a saw mill. George
built furniture and fine cabinets.
He owned cattle and horses and was a horticulturist. The present owner is Gregory Castle.