11 East 100 South Street
This one-story hall-parlor house was built in 1891 with
native brick and a gable roof. The
foundation is native sandstone quarried nearby. The builder is unknown. The owners of this home ware Sixtus Ellis Johnson and his
wife Mary Ann Hamblin. Sixtus,
born in 1870, came to Kanab with his parents to colonize Johnson Canyon. His father, Nephi, is credited with the
being the first white man to discover Zion Canyon (now Zion National
Park). This home is presently
owned by Thayne and Jo Johnson Smith.