Samuel and Amanda Chambers relocated to the Salt Lake Valley in 1870, after becoming emancipated. They operated their farm in Millcreek for 50 years. A part of 3205 South was renamed Chambers Avenue in July, 2020, in their honor.

Millcreek recognizes their foundational members, even if they are not white, and male. As always, we must remember the indigenous tribes who protected and occupied this valley for thousands of years, including the Ute tribe from whom the state name is derived.

A new monument has been installed at the Elysian Burial Ground, for several Black farming families who contributed to the development and economy of the area.

Credit should be given, where credit is due.