Brigham Madsen photograph collection, 1860-1945

1. 1-3: Ferryboats

1. 3-9: Stage Lines
2. 10-15: Freight wagons
3. 16-18: Freight wagons hauling wool
4. 19: Harry Rickard's Ferry
5. 20: Prickley Pear Canyon
6. 21-30: Montana
7. 31: Stage, Fort Wallace
8. 32: John Hailey and others, Idaho

1. 33-35: Western Freight trails
2. 36-55: Freight Lines
3. 56: U.S. Army escort wagon

1. 57-64: Freight trail sites in Idaho
2. 65-70: Fort Hall, Idaho
3. 71: Contact print of Sho-Ban Indian

1. 72: Check Issued from Bank of Corinne
2. 73: Broadside for a stage line
3. 74: Stagecoach ticket
4. 75-78 Freight Receipts
5. 79-81: Freight correspondence
6. 82: Copy of Freight shipment published in the Corinne Reporter July 14, 1871

1. 83: Nebraska, Dakota, Idaho and Montana (1865)
2. 84: The new Northwest
3. 85: Military routes, 1867
4. 86: Bancroft's map of Oregon, Washington, Idaho, Montana and British Columbia
5. 87: Bancroft's 1868-Idaho section
6. 88: Holt Territory, Idaho
7. 89-90: U. S. Western Territories and Pacific States, Rand McNally 1876

1. 91-107: Freight shipping in Montana
2. 108-110: Freight in Virginia City, Montana
3. 111-114: Freight in Fort Benton, Montana
4. 115-121: Freight in Helena, Montana
5. 122-124: Virginia City, Montana
6. 125: Beaver Head's Rock
7. 126-127: Helena, Montana

1. 128: Brigham Young, circa 1850
2. 129: Danial S. Tuttle, early Episcopal Bishop of Utah
3. 130: Nat Stein-Wells Fargo agent at Virginia City, Montana
4. 131: O. J. Salisbury
5. 132: J. W. Guthrie (1830), mayor of Corinne, Utah
6. 133: Patrick E. Corner, library has negative

1. 134: Railroad at Marysville, Montana
2. 135: Men working on Union Pacific R. R. (Railroad), circa 1868
3. 136: Men working on central Pacific R. R. at Corinne, Utah, circa 1869
4. 137: Wagons freighting supplies for construction of Union Pacific R. R.
5. 138: Freight train

1. 139-140: Yellowstone Park stages
2. 141-143: Stages in Montana

1. 144: Salt Lake City 1868
2. 145: Bear River City
3. 146: Hampton's Ford
4. 147: Willard City
5. 148-153: Corinne, circa 1869

1. 154-157: Modern photos of Corinne, Utah
2. 158: Modern photo of Bannock City, Montana
3. 159: Modern photo of Nevada City, Montana
4. 160-162: Modern photos of Virginia City, Montana
5. 163: Modern photo of Bear River Crossing
6. 164-165: Fort Hall, Idaho in 1849
7. 166: Salt Lake City in 1859
8. 167: Helena City, Montana
9. 168-169: Monida, Montana

1. 170: Bear River Crossing, 1871
2. 171: Bridge near Helena, Montana
3. 172: Bridge at Bear River Crossing
4. 173: R. R. Bridge at Idaho Falls
5. 174: Bridge

1. 175-179: Sho-Ban Indians at Fort Hall
2. 180-181: Sho-Ban Tepees and Indians at Fort Hall

1. 182: Wilber Sanders
2. 183: Father P. J. De Smet, 1840
3. 184-187: Portraits

1. 188: Wagon at Fort Benton, Montana
2. 189: Wagon at Fort Canyon Ferry, Montana
3. 190: Wagons at Dillon, Montana 1884
4. 191: Wagons at Alder Gulch, Montana 1865
5. 192-202: Wagons and stages
6. 203: Officers of Second U.S. Infantry Camp Stotsenberg P. I. 1906

1. 204: Modern photo- Red Rock Promentory, Red Rock Creek, Montana
2. 205-206: Modern photo-Monida Pass, Montana
3. 207: Great Salt Lake (Photo of 1885 drawing)
4. 208: Modern photo-Marchel Lake, Idaho
5. 209: Modern photo-Signal Peak
6. 210: Modern photo-Bear River
7. 211: Modern photo-Camas Creek, Idaho
8. 212-213: Modern photos-Marsh Valley, Idaho
9. 214: Snake River, 26 miles west of Fort Hall, 1871
10. 215: Extinct Soda Springs Basin
11. 216: Ruby River, Montana, 1868
12. 217: Photo of drawing of freight hauling
13. 218: Unidentified

1. 219-222: Freighting receipts from Corinne, Utah without prints
2. 223-228: Freighting correspondence without prints
3. 229-230: Freighting receipts without prints
4. 231: Freight correspondence with negative
5. 232-236: Freight receipts for Utah and Montana with negatives

1. 237: Corinne, Utah, no print
2. 238-242: Photos and negatives of Corinne, Utah
3. 243: Wasatch Mountains, 1940s
4. 244: Drawings of Mormon currency
5. 245: Wagon train
6. 246-247: Brigham Young
7. 248: Daniel Hamner Wells
8. 249: George Washington Hill, without print
9. 250: Orsen Pratt with negative
10. 251: Isaac Zundell, without print
11. 252: Lorenzo Snow with negative
12. 253: Ann Eliza Webb Young
13. 254: Chinese portrait
14. 255-257: Shoshoni Indian, Pocatello's Band
15. 258: Fort Hall Indian woman, Blackfoot, Idaho. November 1933, no print
16. 259: J. K. Trumbo's store in Salt Lake City, no print
17. 260: J. K. Trumbo's opposition Co-op sign with negative
18. 261: Salt Lake City Tabernacle, 1870 with negative
19. 262: Fort Douglas, 1870 with negative
20. 263-264: Salt Lake City, 1870s with negatives
21. 265: First Train to Salt Lake City, 1870 with negative
22. 266: Garfield steamer at Lake Point, Great Salt Lake, 1875, with negative
23. 267: Utah Central R.R., Ogden junction, 1873, with negative

1. 268: Brigham Young
2. 269: Bear River Bridge
3. 270: Mormon trail, Big Mountain
4. 271: Fort Bridger (1849-1850)
5. 272: Bridger's Ferry
6. 273: Fort Hall
7. 274: Fort Hall
8. 275-278: Salt Lake City

1. 279: City of Rocks
2. 280: Massacre Rocks
3. 281 Patrick E. Conner
4. 282: Pocatello John
5. 283: Pocatello Tom
6. 284: Pocatello Pete
7. 285: A memeber of the Shoshoni Pocatello Band
8. 286-288: Pocatello Indians
9. 289: "Snake Cheifs" A. J. Russell photo (1868-1870)
10. 290: Paiutes-Baptisms
11. 291: "Ration Day"-Fort Hall

1. With a few exceptions, the following images are copy prints. See the back of the prints for the location of the original photographs
2. Images of the West circa, 1860, including Native American settlements, western towns, and landscapes from that era. Identified images of towns include; The Red Rock Stage Station (1895), Fort Owen-Montana, Corinne-Utah (1869), Bannack, Salt Lake City-Utah (1867), Helena-Montana (1874),Virginia City-Montana, Bear River-Utah, Fort Benton, Pollinger Station or Gaffney Station, and Whitehall Station

1. 1: Early Fort Douglas by Charles Roscoe Savage
2. 2-6: 1800s western landscape and Native Americans
3. 7-8: Virginia City, Montana. 1864
4. 9: Portrait of James Duane Doty
5. 10: Image of a painting of the Pony Express Station at Deep Creek
6. 11: Image of an 1840 Daguerreotype of Howard Ransom Egan
7. 12: Soldiers at Camp Floyd
8. 13: "Vigilante Headquarters" at Virginia City, Montana

1. 1-2: Early Salt Lake City
2. 3: Copy negatives of a book. "Preamble and Constitution of the Colony Guard." printed in 1849 by William J. Spence

1. 1: Image of an early map of north Great Salt Lake by the Weber mountains and river
2. 2-3: Images of drawings of local plant life
3. 4: Portrait of Captain Howard Stansbury
4. 5: Portrait of Lt. John Williams Gunison
5. 6: Image of unidentified painting

1. 1-2: "Lathrop House" in Redwood City, California, and a plaque describing it
2. 3: Early view of Stockton, Utah
3. 4: Corinne, Utah in 1869
4. 5-6: Unidentified
5. 7: Walker House in Salt Lake City, Utah
6. 8: Honerine Mine at Bauer, Utah in 1912
7. 9: Brevet Major General Patrick Edward Connor
8. 10: Salt Lake City in the 1860s
9. 11: Camp Douglas, Utah in 1864
10. 12: Brigham Young, 1863
11. 13: Mrs Patrick Edward (Johanna) Connor
12. 14: Daughter of General Connor
13. 15: Camp Douglas, Utah in 1864
14. 16: Captain Charles H. Hempstead
15. 17: Corinne, Utah in 1870
16. 18: Pioche, Nevada
17. 19: Railroad steam engine named "Kate Connor" of the Sevier railroad, Utah
18. 20: "Kate Connor" steamboat in the Bear River near Corinne, Utah
19. 21: Brigadier General Patrick Edward Connor in 1865
20. 22: Captain Patrick Edward Connor of the Stockton Blues with his son, Thomas Jefferson Connor in September, 1860
21. 23: Connor octagonal home in Stockton, California
22. 24: General Connor and Judge Blair in Salt Lake City, Utah in 1890
23. 25: Brevet Major General Patrick Edward Connor
24. 26: Image of a map showing the route of the Salt Lake, Sevier Valley and Pioche Railroad with locations of some of the mineral districts of Utah Territory in 1873
25. 27: Map of western trails including areas occupied by Native American tribes
26. 28-29: Unidentified maps

1. 1: Pat T. Ghee, Portrait of a Native American
2. 2-5: United States Capitol Building

1. 1: Henry Nisonger, Maternal Great Grandfather
2. 2: Sarah Slusser Nisonger, Maternal Great Grandmother
3. 3: James Crane, Paternal Great Grandfather
4. 4: Elizabeth Stewart Crane, Paternal Great Grandmother
5. 5: Carl Madsen group
6. 7: Phoebe and Philip Hosea Cushing, Maternal Grandparents
7. 8: Lydia Cushing, Mother, elementary school
8. 9: Brigham and Lydia Madsen, parents wedding picture, 1913
9. 10: Brigham and Lydia Madsen, Berkley, 1944
10. 11: Dwaine with father and mother, Magna, Utah, 1915
11. 12: Brigham Dwaine Madsen, Magna, Utah, 1915
12. 13: B.D. Madsen and sister Annie, Magna, Utah.
13. 14: Brigham Madsen and three children, B.D., Annie, Mack, Phyllis, Garfield Avenue, Pocatello, Idaho
14. 15: Betty McAllister, University of Utah Graduate, 1938
15. 16: B.D. Madsen, 8th birthday, 243 Park Avenue, Pocatello, Idaho
16. 17: Lydia Madsen and Annie, 243 Park Avenue, Pocatello, Idaho
17. 18: Brigham Madsen family picture prior to mission departure, 1934
18. 19: B.D. Madsen, missionary in Bristol, Tennessee and Virginia, 1935
19. 20: Betty McAllister, Salt Lake City, Utah, 1938
20. 21: Betty M. Madsen, wedding gown, 1939
21. 22: B.D. Madsen, wedding outfit, 1939
22. 23: Ethel and Delos McAllister, Betty's parents
23. 24: B.D. and Betty, Fulton Street apartment, 1941
24. 25: Brigham Madsen family, Fulton Street apartment, 1942
25. 26: B.D., Betty and Karen, McAllister home, Salt Lake City, 1943
26. 27: Private B.D. Madsen, Camp Roberts, California, 1943
27. 28: Private B.D. Madsen and Betty, Berkley, California, 1943
28. 29: Corporal B.D. Madsen, Berkley, California, 1944
29. 30: Lt. B.D. Madsen
30. 31: Lt. Madsen, First training post, Fort Benning, Georgia, 1945
31. 32: B.D. and Karen, first apartment, Columbia, Georgia, 1945
32. 33: B.D., Betty and Karen-Officers housing, Ft. Benning, 1945
33. 34: B.D.-new Ph.D., Brigham young University, 1948
34. 35: B.D. and Betty Madsen, family picture, 1959
35. 36: Madsen family picture, Steve's wedding, 1973
36. 37: B.D. Madsen, Assitant Director of Training, Peace Corps, Washington D.C., 1964
37. 38: B.D. Madsen and Betty, North to Montana Book, 1980
38. 39: Proffesor B.D. Madsen, holding forth, University of Utah, 1986
39. 40: Alvin Gittens portrait, Brigham D. Madsen, 1978
40. 41: Betty Madsen in dress acquired at 1985 International Women's Conference, Nairobi, Kenya

1. 1: Studio portrait of Brigham Madsen, 1977
2. 2: Polaroid of Brigham Madsen at a podium

1. 1: Studio portrait of an unidentified Native American in a cowboy hat
2. 2: Photograph of drawing of Native American, "W. Edwards scalp" written in lower right hand corner
3. 3: Studio portrait of Jack Tendoy. A member of the Shoshone and Bancock delegation to Washington from Lemhi and Ft. Hall Agencies, 1880, and one of the signers of the treaty of May 14, 1880. Photograph assumed to be by Charles M. Bell, Washington D.C., 1880
4. 4: Indian travois
5. 5: "Shivits Baptism." L.D.S. Church Archives photo
6. 6: Shoshones on horseback with a Caucasian man, possibly a missionary, standing in the foreground. L.D.S. Church Archives photo
7. 7: View of tepees. Photograph rights belong to the Smithsonian Institute, negative number 1667
8. 8: Indian camp near a river

1. 1: Soldiers running down a street with two men laying on the road side
2. 2: Soldier with a flame thrower
3. 3: Soldiers marching with equipment through a valley
4. 4: Soldiers charging up a hill
5. 5: Two men loading a bazooka
6. 6: Thirteen scenes of men in action in Germany and France

1. All photos by 3264 Signal Photo Co.
2. 1: Inside view of the Flak Kasserne, Fourth Company
3. 2: Inside view of the Sud Kasserne
4. 3-4: Views of the wooden barracks in the paratroop camp, Buchenuhl, Germany
5. 5: Gendarme Kasserne, Zirndorf, Germany Occupied by the 999th QM Salvage Collecting company
6. 6: 3rd Army. The garage buildings part of a German Paratrooper camp
7. 7: Aerial view of remains of 11 German Army Barracks east of Fahlenbach, Germany
8. 8: 3rd Army. Exterior of main entrance to 98th General hospital in Munich, Germany
9. 9: Long view of the Panzer Kasserne, Furth, Germany
10. 10: Outside view of the Sud Kasserne
11. 11: Interior views of the Inf. Kasserne, Furth, Germany
12. 12: Lose view of the buildings in the Panzer Kasserne, Furth, Germany

1. 1-4: Aerial views of the Third Army Headquarters. Brigham Madsen's office was in the upper right hand corner

1. 1-3: Buildings and stations high in the Alps

1. 1: Float pulled by horses
2. 2: Crowds of people
3. 3-8: Unidentified horsemen and floats

1. 1-2: Faded photo of Brigham Madsen sitting in a chair
2. 3-6: Faded portrait of Brigham Madsen

1. 1-2: T.J. Duyer Jr., Ft. Benning, Georgia, 1944
2. 3: "Hungarian Band"
3. 4: Empty bar
4. 5: Men gathered around a car
5. 6: "First page of a copy of what G-2 of the third U.S. Army describes as the marriage contract between Adolf Hitler and Eva Braun dated 29 April 1945. The Document was copied at Munich 29, December 1945. G-2 officials, who did not account where the document was found, said it was witnessed by Martin Bormann and Dr. Joseph Goebbels. They called attention to the fact that Eva Braun started to sign herself 'Eva B...' then added the final 'Hitler' and 'born Braun.' Munich, Germany
6. 7: Group portrait of Madsen and unidentified staff gathered in an L.D.S. ward chapel, circa 1945
7. 8: The Army Commander leaves the War Room at Nancy, France

1. 1: Illustrated cover
2. 2: Heidelberg, famous University town
3. 3: Heidelberg, part of the castle ruins
4. 4: Frankfurt on main, Cathedral
5. 5: Bruchsal, Residence
6. 6: Stuttgart, Schloplatz
7. 7: Mannheim, Jesuiten-church
8. 8: The Rhine near Mannheim
9. 9: Castle ruins of Ehrenfels on the Rhine
10. 10: Medieval architecture in Heilbronn
11. 11: Spring in the countryside near Wiesbaden
12. 12: Maulbronn, monastery founded 1146
13. 13: Kassel, Residence
14. 14: Sculpture
15. 15: Ulm, highest cathedral in Germany
16. 16: Dusk in the Jura mountains
17. 17: Illustrated map
18. 18: Illustrated cover

1. 1: Twenty mule team boray wagon made in 1841
2. 2: Horseman with a pack horse
3. 3: White settlers gathered around three tepees. Oakland Museum photo
4. 4: Railroad tracks. Looking south from Wirth Street

European postards transferred to the Print and Journal postcard collection

1. 1-3: Views of the massacre site
2. 4-5: Monument regarding the massacre
3. 6: Snapshot of Madsen, Sterling McMurrin and Everet Cooley at the Alamo Massacre Monument

1. 1: Views of Battle Creek
2. 2: Bear River crossing, 1871

1. 1: Ft. Reno and Fort Connor site looking west from monument
2. 2-3: Albino antelope near fort Reno Site, Wyoming
3. 4: 3.5 miles south of Ft. Reno and Connor
4. 5: Ft. Connor and Ft. Reno site looking east to Powder River
5. 6: Site of Ft. McKinney looking toward west
6. 7: Site of Ft. McKinney looking south
7. 8: Tongue River and Connor Battlefield
8. 9: Monument to the Tongue River Battle
9. 10-11: Monument in City Park regarding Ft. Connor

1. 1-8: Lathrop House, Redwood City, California. Photographs taken in 1987. This house is a good example of "Steamboat Gothic" architecture

1. 1-4: Monument at site of Steptoe's military camp
2. 5-14: Stockton, Utah

1. 1-9: Views of Pioche, Nevada
2. 10-12: One of the original water tanks for Pioche
3. 13-15: Signs and monuments to Pioche
4. 16: Pioche

1. 1: Harry Plummer, first U.S. gangster. Sheriff of two counties and head of fifty highwaymen at the same time. His gang committed a murder a day for 102 days. He was hanged in 1864
2. 2: Scales exhibit at Virginia City Museum
3. 3: Woman sitting on headstones
4. 4: Collage about Virginia City
5. 5: Monument at Virginia City
6. 6: Railroad engine

1. All photographs copyrighted by Betty M. Madsen, 1968
2. 1: Stage coach of Nevada City, Montana
3. 2: Back Street of Nevada City
4. 3: City Hall of Corrine, Utah
5. 4: Canyon Lava, Idaho
6. 5: Pleasant Valley, Idaho
7. 6: Brownherd Rock, Montana
8. 7: Grasshopper Creek near Bancock City, Montana
9. 8: Bancock City, Montana
10. 9: Church, Bancock City
11. 10: Hotel and Saloon, Bancock City
12. 11: Jail, Bancock City
13. 12: Miner's Cabin, Bancock Ciy
14. 13: Cemetery, Bancock City

1. 1: Fort Hall Indian Reservation, original site of Old Fort Hall
2. 2: Map of the Great Salt Lake showing numbered camp sites of the Stansbury Expedition
3. 3: Oneida County Clerk Marriage Book A, page nine, marriage registry of Nils Anderson Just and Emma Thompson
4. 4-5: Two unidentified portraits
5. 6: City Book Store
6. 7: Group of people in a wagon in front of a store

1. 1: Snapshot of Alexander Sudar, member of the Polish-Amerindian Friendship Society, dressed in "Indian" garb and paddling a canoe
2. 2: Vickie and Gaylon Caldwell, Christmas, 1996
3. 3: Snapshot of Robert D. Anderson, M.D., author of The Book of Mormon as Autobiography
4. 4-6: Kinya Mikani, former student of Madsen's, with his grandchildren
5. 7-10: Chocolate lab

1. 1: 1997 Holiday card from "George and Camilla Smith Family"
2. 2: 1998 Holiday Card from "George and Camilla Smith Family"
3. 3: Unidentified man studying, 1993
4. 4: "Almo Monument. June 1998"
5. 5: Toddler on a couch, 1993

1. 1: Concho, Oklahoma, 1954
2. 2: A Blackfoot medicine pipe carrier
3. 3: Bear River Massacre site, topographic map