In addition to the jointly owned store, he had a hand in several other businesses in Washington County. A historic portrait of Thomas Judd in his later years, date unspecified | Photo courtesy of Washington County Historical Society, St. He served a mission in his native England from 1876-1878. He was a bugler in the Navajo Indian Wars of 1866-1870.Īlong with two other partners, he opened the Woolley Lund and Judd Store in 1875, which provided competition for the Southern Utah Cooperative Mercantile store established by the church. Born in 1845, he immigrated to Utah from England in the early 1860s after his family joined The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Thomas Judd was a prominent businessmen in early St. George, and until its acquisition by Green Gate Village in the early 1980s, it was also the longest-running family-owned business in the city.
George on Tabernacle Street is that it is the oldest ongoing business in St.
What patrons might not know about Thomas Judd’s Store in downtown St. It’s been a fixture in the same location for over a century. FEATURE – It provides visitors with a great dose of nostalgia, from its variety of retro candy to the old-fashioned relics that adorn its walls.
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