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The A-Board historical photograph collection consists of around 8800 images mounted onto archival boards. Most of these are either copies made from original images loaned to Special Collections, or copies from historical institutions such as the Utah Historical Society and the LDS Church Historical Division. Also included are a few original images. This collection was the first organizational scheme created by USU Special Collections. After the division moved to collection-based processing, single images that did not neatly fit into a collection were still sporadically added. The subject matter varies widely although there are numerous images from northern Utah and southeastern Idaho including Native Americans, Cache Valley, Cache National Forest, agricultural scenes, aerial views, and pioneers. Also included are photographs from Utah, Idaho, Wyoming, and Nevada including Mormon historical sites, Western railroad images (the Central Pacific, Union Pacific, Utah Northern, Denver and Rio Grande, and Oregon Shortline), irrigation and reclamation, and the cattle industry. These images are located in metal filing cabinets.
Image numbers consist of an "A-" followed by a number. The filing cabinets list the range of photo numbers located in individual drawers.
The Retired Originals photograph collection, P0329, consists of original images removed from the A-boards.
Black and white drawing of Malad City Public Buildings. Oneida County Courthouse and Malad Presbyterian Church.
"General Garfield" (formerly "City of Corinne") steamship leaving wharf at Black Rock (now Garfield) on regular run across Great Salt Lake.
Utah and Northern train at depot. Caption lists 1885, but photo must be earlier, for Union Pacific Railroad Roundhouse shows in background. Engine 11 later sold to Sumpter Valley Railroad in Oregon. Donated to Idaho State University at Pocatello in 1930. On exhibit there until 1942 when put in war scrap drive.
Main Street, Promontory City, Utah. Summer of 1869. Original photo taken a few months after the driving of the Golden Spike at this site.
Steam engine on left, thresher and chaff piler on right at H. Bullen farm in Richmond. Two boys in Wagon, Riley and Henry Bair. John Richardson standing next to steam engine.
The outlines of an abandoned canal east of Delta, Utah. Original built about 1911 by Oasis Land and Irrigation Company to irrigate Carey Act Land in Millard County, Utah. Photo looking East, taken by A.J. Simmonds.
Black and white drawing depicting the original settlement of Camp Hollow at Hyrum, Utah. Earlier settler's names listed on bottom of board. Many early settlers of Hyrum were from Scandinavian countries.
The center of the block bounded by Main Street (top), Center Street (right), 1st North (left). Photo taken from roof of the Lincoln Hotel (91 West Center Street) formerly known as Blanchard house, Logan house, and Peoples Hotel. Photo taken Spring 1902; Identifiable Buildings: Center left- Livery Stable of Blanchard and Bowen, 46 North 1st West Street, Logan Temple and Tabernacle, West tower of Old Main shows partially completed in background.
A wagon freight train being loaded on Montana street. Photographed at the intersection of 5th and Montana street looking east. Public well in center of street. Identifiable buildings: On left- bank, Warren Hussey and Company, William Berry Billiard Hall. On right- Union Bakery (owned by George Hauf), I.F. Evens Groceries, Sam L. Tibbals Saloon.
View from College Hill (or possibly uncompleted tower of Old Main) looking due west down 5th North Street. Photo taken summer of 1903.
Brigham Young College (now Logan High School). On left Nibley Hall, at rear, West or Main Building.
Mona Reservoir. Juab County, Utah. Mt. Nebo in background.
The outlet of Mona Reservoir, here called Elberta Reservoir.
14 mule (seven team) freight train en route to Montana. Gift of E.B. Brossand, Salt Lake City, 1972.
View of Logan by C.R. Savage; photo taken from College Hill, intersection of 7th East and 6th North. John T. Caine Jr. residence and granary/carriage house (563 N. 7th East) in foreground.
Black and white drawing of Bear River Bridge at Hampton's Crossing near Collinston, Utah. Bear River Canyon in background.
J.R. Edward's residence, northeast corner intersection Center and 2nd West Streets, Logan, Utah. Born November 19, 1849 (Minersville, Pa.). Died December 12, 1917 (Dozen Park, Santa Monica, California). Funeral details can be found in "The Journal" Dec. 17, 1917, pg. 8.
Smith Brothers Lumber Yard located in Hyrum, Utah. Smith Brothers operated an office in Logan at 132 S. Main Street. Photo probably between 1893-1920.
One large and one small photo. Photos looking east. Photos from Montana Historical Society. Gift of E.B. Brossand.
14 mule freight train wagons unloading in the street of a mining town (perhaps Helena) in Montana. Gift of E.B. Brossand, Salt Lake City, 1972.
Engraving after a painting by Thomas Moran. Early toll bridge for freight trains bound for Montana in foreground. Utah and Northern Railroad in Background. Utah and Northern Railroad train entering bridge at right. Beginnings at Eagle Rock shown on left. From Crofutt's New Overland Tourist (1884).
Snow sheds covering the Central Pacific Railroad tracks over a ridge in the Sierra Nevada range, California. Photo of woodcut shows summit and Donner Lake, 1882. From Crofutt's New Overland Tourist.
Men standing in a sugar beet field at Cornish, Utah in 1912. Photo looking west. In background a "Highline" for the unloading of wagons of sugar beets into railroad cars. Weigh house for "Highline" at extreme right. Behind "Highline" is (at right), Cornish LDS Chapel (built in 1911). First Wing of Yellow Brick Cornish Elementary school (at left) (built in 1920). Photo taken from brochure advertising apple orchard subdivisions in nearby Trenton. Original Photo caption: A sugar beet field near Trenton. Beets in the section yield as high as 35 tons to the acre. The farmers receive $4.75 per tow. With two sugar factions nearby, the beet industry promises to be permanent. The tops and the pulp of the beets are retained by the farmer for his stock.
LDS Apostle. Defended Nauvoo, 1846. Settler of San Bernardino, California. Presided over Mormon settlements in Bear Lake Valley, Utah-Idaho. Photos of lithographs from Illustrated History of Idaho Territory, 1884.
Joseph C. Rich (1841-1908) Resident of Paris, Idaho. Journalist and Politician. Photos of lithographs from Illustrated History of Idaho Territory, 1884.
Engravings from Crofult, New Overland Tourist. Shows line of Union Pacific Railroad. Pulpit Rock at juncture of Echo and Weber Canyons.
Engravings from Crofult, New Overland Tourist. Shows line of Union Pacific Railroad. Hanging Rock, Echo Canyon. Overland Stage Station located at this point.
Engravings from Crofult, New Overland Tourist. Shows line of Union Pacific Railroad. Finger Rock, Weber Canyon, Utah.
Engravings from Crofult, New Overland Tourist. Shows line of Union Pacific Railroad. Devil's Slide, Weber Canyon, Utah.
Work crews building road and cutting new grade (using horse teams) from Cornish, Utah, to bridge over Bear River. Photos from Arnold Trosath of Lewiston, Utah in 1970.
Work crews building road and cutting new grade (using horse teams) from Cornish, Utah, to bridge over Bear River. Photos from Arnold Trosath of Lewiston, Utah in 1970.
Work crews building road and cutting new grade (using horse teams) from Cornish, Utah, to bridge over Bear River. Photos from Arnold Trosath of Lewiston, Utah, 1970.
LDS Rock Church located in Mendon, Utah. Erected 1866, used 1866-1915, became Mendon Opera house, demolished 1964.
A schoolhouse in Elberta, Utah. Photo from Elberta (Utah Lake Land and Water Power Co.).
Schoolhouse in Hyde Park, Utah. Built 1904. Demolished in 1964 due to damage caused by the August 1962 earthquake. School consolidated with North Logan as North Park Elementary School. From Centennial Edition Herald Journal, March 25, 1956.
LDS Ward Chapel located in Mendon, Utah. Built 1914-1915, at a cost of $17,000. Demolished 1964, before completion of new chapel. Picture taken 1934.
Utah-Idaho Central Railroad Interurban train stopped at depot at Mendon, Utah.
Steamboat Rock, Echo Canyon, Utah. From Crofutt, New Overland Tourist.
Alvin Crockett. B. Oct. 19, 1831 (Fox Island, Maine). D. July 9, 1902 (Logan, Utah). Came to Utah Oct. 19, 1849. Settled in Logan 1860. First Mayor of Logan City. County Sheriff of Cache, 15 years. Photo from Esshom, Pioneers and Prominent Men of Utah.
This tree, on the line of the Union Pacific Railroad, marked 1,000 miles of track from Omaha, Nebraska. Photo from Dodge, How We Built the Union Pacific Railway.
On the line of the Union Pacific Railroad. Note construction material still littering the ground before tunnel. Photo From Dodge, How We Built the Union Pacific Railway.
A celebration after the completion of the Transcontinental Railroad in Promontory Summit, Utah. Photo taken after driving of Golden Spike when the "Jupiter" of the Central Pacific and the "119" of the Union Pacific pulled forward over last rail and spike. Photo by A.J. Russell.
Photograph taken from College Hill. 7th East Street in foreground. 5th North Street joins 7th East in center Foreground. Logan LDS Temple on left.
Captain John Augustus Sutter (1803-1880); Owner of Sutter's Fort and Sutter's Mill, where gold was discovered in California.
Brochure depicting peach orchards planted 1907 by Utah Lake Land and Water Power Company in Elberta, Utah. Gift of William R. Jensen.
Mona Reservoir, built 1892. Advertisement to encourage settlement of Elberta. Writing on photo says "Clear $5,000 a year from 10 acres of apples at Elberta, Utah, under irrigation". Gift of William R. Jensen.
Cache Valley Dairy Company on High Creek between Richmond and Cove, Utah. Sign indicates "Public Telephone in Office". Milk cans probably received at small angle wings at left and center of photo. Emptied cans sit in distance.
Brochure depicting fields and residences located in Elberta, Utah. Gift of William R. Jensen.
The residence and stock farm of W.H. Homer, located in Oxford, Idaho. Homer was sheriff of Oneida County, Idaho, from 1874 to 1892. Photo of lithograph in Illustrated History of Idaho Territory,1884.
Flume constructed by Utah Lake Land and Water Power Company at Current Creek Canyon, Elberta, Utah. Photo from Matthew B. Whitney, Elberta (Salt Lake City, Utah Lake Land and Water Power Company, 1911).
Logan Tabernacle in Logan, Utah
LDS Tabernacle in Logan, Utah after remodeling had removed stone steps and second story entrance.
The Central Pacific Railroad construction crew at Camp Victory (Rozel), Utah, April 28,1869, the day the Central Pacific Railroad set a world track laying record by spiking down 10 miles of track in one day. James M. Strowbridge, construction superintendent, in foreground.
Stage coaches at Bear River Bridge (Hampton's Crossing) in the Bear River Valley north of Corinne, Utah. From J.H. Beadle, The Undeveloped West (Philadelphia, 1873).
"R" brand was the leading company freighting from Corinne, Utah and the Transcontinental Railroad to the Montana mines at Helena, Bannack and Virginia City. Reference to "R" is in Corinne, Utah newspapers and Toponce. Drawing by Charles M. Russell. Photo probably between 1870-1880.
John Harrison Maughan, born October 8, 1830 (Alston, Cambridge England), died October 31, 1912 (Weston, Idaho). Son of Peter and Ruth Harrison Maughan. Pioneer of Paris and Weston Idaho.
Logan Woolen Mill. Built 1875-1876 as Cache Valley United Order project. Never completed.
Jardine Jupiter located in Logan Canyon. Discovered in 1923 by Maurice Lindford. Tree named (ca. 1925) for USU Alumni and then Secretary of Agriculture William M. Jardine. Photo taken May 6, 1924 by Dr. Henry C. Cowles. Shows Professor George R. Hill and Botany students who measured tree and counted rings, estimating age at 2800 years.
Group photo of unidentified students and teacher.
Mendon May Day celebration at the Old Mendon Church. Spectators are gathered around the May pole.
Townsend House Hotel located on West side of West Temple Street at corner of First South in Salt Lake City, Utah. Location in 1974 of entry to Salt Palace.
Hotel Griffiths, Smithfield, Utah (105 North Main). General Merchandise Store of R. Griffiths on 1st floor. Note newly placed pole of High Creek Electric Co. line in center of picture. Gift of Mrs. Martha Griffiths.
A church congregation, sitting outside church building. Photo probably between 1900-1920.
Church members, mostly children, sitting outside church building. Photo probably between 1900-1920.
LDS Ward Chapel under construction.
Mendon LDS Sunday School "Efficiency" Winners. Sign on church building reads: Mendon LDS Church Erected A.D. 1914.
Freight and freightage. Utah-Montana Road. Early pioneer 14-mule "jerk line" freighting team and wagons which operated between Corinne, Utah and the Montana and Idaho Mines. Gift of E.B. Brossard, Salt Lake City, 1974.
Group of unidentified young men and women.
Group photo of unidentified students and teacher in Mendon, Utah.
Basement floor plan drawing for Logan, Utah LDS Temple. Truman O. Angell, Jr., Architect.
Officers of the Cache Valley Brigade of the Nauvoo Legion watching parade of the brigade at the annual muster. General E.T. Benson on horse in front, also included in photo-though not identified-is Captain Samuel Roskelly. More information written on photograph.
Black and white drawing of a distant view of Logan, Utah. From Farmer, The Resources of the Rocky Mountains.
Union Pacific Engine 119 on the "Big Trestle", east slope of the Promontory Summit, Utah. At extreme upper left can be seen the 2 parallel cuts made by Central Pacific Railroad and Union Pacific Railroad crews. This trestle was abandoned 1871 after Congress moved junction of Transcontinental Railroad to Ogden. Central Pacific Railroad cut filled with stone and used as "Big Grade" until abandonment of line in 1942. Original photograph by A.J. Russell, more writing on front of photograph.
View of Bear River City, Wyoming.
Ute Indian Chief Walker or Wakara (left) and his brother Arropene (right). Engraving from Piercy, Route from Liverpool to the Valley of the Great Salt Lake. Brothers were Ute leaders in the so-called Walker War.
Woodruff Elementary School on southwest corner of intersection of 1st West and 1st South, Logan, Utah Built 1891, and used as laboratory training school ca. 1918 to 1926 by Education students at nearby Brigham Young College. Demolished about 1957. NYA-WPA Dormitory and enrollees; Woodruff abandoned as school and used as dorm during New Deal Programs.
Woodruff Elementary School on southwest corner of intersection of 1st West and 1st South, Logan, Utah. Built 1891 and used as laboratory training school ca. 1918 to 1926 by Education students at nearby Brigham Young College. Demolished about 1957.
Cache County Courthouse, Logan, Utah. Central section built by UOM and B, 1883 according to plans drawn by Temple Architect Truman O. Angell Jr. Front wings on either side of entrance built at the turn of the century. Building listed on Utah State Register of Historic Sites. Gift of the Herald Journal.
Built 1892, at cost of $1,600. Shared Trenton school population with White Brick School (built 1893). Demolished 1963 by a bunch of clods on the Trenton Town Board after minor damage in August 1962 earthquake. By A.J. Simmonds of the Herald Journal.
Note construction of new homes in block bounded 1st North, 2nd East and Boulevard. Parking in middle of Center Street between Main and 1st East. Identifiable Buildings: LDS Temple upper center, LDS Tabernacle lower center, Logan Jr. High center extreme right. Buildings on 1st East between 1st North and Center: From left Cache Library, private home, Cache Valley Hospital, private home, National Guard Armory.
Alfred Lambourne, 1850-1926. Artist, writer, and poet born in England. Emigrated to Utah with family in 1866. Settled in Salt Lake City where he was employed as an artist for Salt Lake Theater. Among his books: The Old Journey ( Story of 1866 Emigration), Our Inland Sea (Homesteading Gunnion Island), and An Old Sketchbook.
Home of LDS Apostle Moses Thatcher. Built of adobe, stuccoed and painted yellow. Built about 1868. Stood on corner (Northeast) of intersection of Main Street and 1st South Street, Logan, Utah. Later used as manse (dwelling for minister) for Trinity Methodist Church and as Fraternity house for USU group.
Organized 1887 by LDS Ward chorister, Thomas Preston. Members: Standing 1st row: Thomas Gill, Yeppa Benson, James Nielsen, Hyrum Olsen, Peter Jacobsson. Seated 2nd row- Chris Poulson, Thomas Preston, Rasmus Nelsen, Peter Nielsen.
Weston Post Office and N.S. Hansen and Co. General Merchandise store. Amelia Hansen (left) and N.S. Hansen (right) of Weston, Idaho.
Loading of sugar beets into railroad cars on the "Highline" at Weston, Idaho. Photo by Hyrum Hansen.
Built 1867. First house in Weston, Idaho. Used for school and church.
A threshing crew from Weston, Idaho.
The first "combined grain harvester" owned by E. Hammond of Weston, Idaho. It took 24 head of horses to pull the machine.
Yeppa Benson's steam engine and thresher in Weston, Idaho.
Photo taken by Hyrum Hansen.
Blacksmith. Owned brick yard in Weston ca. 1893. Photo by Hyrum Hansen.
J.A. Straight, editor and publisher of the Idaho Enterprise (1879-1883) Oxford, Idaho. Paper later moved to Malad City, Idaho. From Illustrated History of Idaho Territory.
Construction of the west section of the Opera house in Weston, Idaho. Center part of building was second LDS Church in Weston. Photo by Hyrum Hansen.
Cornerstone laid 1895. Completed and dedicated on December 6, 1915.
S.B. Reed, Superintendent of Construction of Union Pacific Railroad 1862-1869.
Casement Brothers laid all track under UP contract for construction of Union Pacific Railroad portion of Transcontinental Railroad.
Chief Tabiona, Ute Indian.
The settling of Corinne, Utah. Engraving from The Undeveloped West or Five Years in the Territories by J. H. Beadle.
The settling of Corinne, Utah. Engraving from The Undeveloped West or Five Years in the Territories by J. H. Beadle.
Men and mule teams with ploughs; third man from left is Joseph H. Watkins.
Originally two story building. Second floor removed after earthquake of August 1962. Originally built about 1905 as headquarters for High Creek Electric Co. Photo by A.J. Simmonds.
Photo looking Northeast.
Detail of window in a stone church, erected 1870 at a cost of $ 12,800. Photo by A.J. Simmonds.
Black and white print of painting by C. Eisele, 1892. Looking toward Logan from the River Heights bench. Painting is probably a study for the more detailed one in the Salt Lake LDS Temple (See Ensign, July 1974). One of these two paintings was hung in Cache County Room of the Utah Building at the Chicago Worlds Fair of 1893. Original located in Tanner Reading room, USU Special Collections, Logan, Utah
Unidentified male.
Thomas Preston. B. Jan. 16, 1865 (Norwood, Ontario, Canada). D. Oct. 15, 1946. Son of Samuel and Louisa Coe Preston. Operated Mercantile Store 42 years. Served 3 terms in Idaho State Legislature as State Senator and served 3 terms as Probate Judge of Franklin County, Idaho.
Freight wagons on the road.
Salt Lake City with view of the Tabernacle and foundations of the Temple, about 1868. From Crofutt, Overland Tourist, 1884.
Presiding Elder of Weston, Idaho 1865-1867.
Presiding Elder of Weston, Idaho. LDS Branch, 1875-1876.
Bishop (1876-1886) in Weston, Idaho.
LDS Bishop of Weston, Idaho in 1886-1889 and 1891-1902.
Presiding Elder of Weston, Idaho. LDS Branch in 1889-1891.
Merchant and Bishop of Weston, Idaho LDS Ward in 1902-1911.
LDS Bishop of Weston, Idaho in 1911-1919.
LDS Bishop of Weston, Idaho in 1919-1929.
LDS Bishop of Weston, Idaho in 1929-1937.
LDS Apostle Orson Pratt (1811-1881). Photo from The Undeveloped West or Five Years in the Territories by J. H. Beadle.
Charles Gilbert Wood. Born February 23, 1867 (Huntsville, Weber County, Utah). Married Letitia Alice Litz of Lewiston, Utah, 1898. Died December 27, 1946. Son of Joseph Wood, pioneer settler of Trenton, Cache County, Utah. Sec. and effective builder of West Cache Canal Company. Graduate of Amherst College (Class of 1897). Member Utah State Legislature. Congregationalist, Republican. Photo probably between 1910-1930. Gift of A.J. Simmonds, Trenton, 1974.
Terrace, Utah railroad yards. Note arrangement on left for coaling engines.
A.J. Hill house and farmstead located north of Trenton Town in Trenton, Utah. Original Photo Caption: "One of our ten homes to be included in the drawing. Located in the heart of the business section, surrounded by beautiful shade trees, with splendid barn, granary cellar and other outbuildings, the property is worth about $5,000." Root cellar left side of picture. From a promotional brochure of Intermountain Realty Co.
Logan and Northern canal on hillside south of USU campus in Logan, Utah. Note board retaining wall on hill bank and log braces across canal. Bracing done to stop landslides from washing-out canal. Considerable controversy ensued between water users and college officials about whether watering of college grounds caused seepage which started slides.
LDS Sunday School members in Clarkston, Utah. Rock Church, built 1877. Measured 36' by 56'.
Leland Stanford. Governor of California and one of the "Big Four" who built the Central Pacific Railroad.
Rambouillet Rams at Seely Ranch in Mount Pleasant, Utah. Photo by Professor Turpino, Utah Agriculture Experiment Station. Transferred from University Archives.
An unidentified settlement (perhaps military).
Remains of Blanchard Brothers Ranch house, Trenton, Utah. Ranch established about 1872. Photo by A.J. Simmonds.
A milking invention, drawing by B. P. Hansen.
General William J. Hyde of the Cache Valley Brigade of the Nauvoo Legion and his staff at the annual brigade Muster in 1870. The General's wife is standing with an umbrella at the tent flap. To right of lady is Col. William W. Maughan, of the 2nd Regiment of Infantry, Chaplain Samuel Roskelley, General Hyde, Col. Alvin Crockett of the Calvary. Officer on left, leaning on his sword is Col. J.H. Martineau, brigade Adjt.
Student body of Stephenson School, (Third Ward) Lewiston, Utah. Photo 1888. Stephenson School located at 1590 West Center Street, Lewiston. Identifiable: Third row: 4th from left Letitia Alice Litz (Mrs. C.G. Wood), 11th from left Sarah E. Litz (Mrs. A.C. Simmonds), 12th from left May Allred (Mrs. Frank Wood). Gift of A.J. Simmonds.
Born October 27, 1844 (Winchester, Hants, England). Married to Tosina Hayball, February 15, 1869. Died August 15, 1925 (Logan, Cache County, Utah). Photo taken in England.
Andrew Montom Simmonds. Born October 27, 1844 (Winchester, Hants, England). Married to Tosina Hayball, February 15, 1869. Died August 15, 1925 (Logan, Cache County, Utah). Photo taken in Logan.
A view of Salt Lake City from the North. Photo of engraving from Piercy, Journey from Liverpool to the Valley of the Great Salt Lake.
A sign posted over ZCMI during beginning of "Cooperate Movement". Similar signs with the "All Seeing Eye of Jehovah" marked most local Mormon Co-op stores throughout Utah Territory, Southern Idaho, and Northern Arizona.
School house (left) and LDS Tabernacle (right), Smithfield, Utah.
Black and white print of miscellaneous illustrations.
Logan canal construction.
Logan canal construction.
Logan canal construction.
Logan canal construction.
Logan canal construction.
Logan canal construction.
A walk bridge over a canal in Logan, Utah.
Canal construction in Logan, Utah.
Water flowing in canal with two unidentified boys playing nearby..
A bridge built over a canal in Logan, Utah.
Canal water near private property in Logan, Utah.
Chili pickers in Manila, Philippines. Caddy Collection.
Tailor shop in Manila, Philippines. Caddy Collection.
Unidentified men and military members standing outside the West Central Elementary School Home Economics building located in Dagupan, Philippines. The school is most famous as being the location of General MacArthur's Headquarters during World War II. Caddy Collection.
John Henry Caddy in uniform of the 1st Montana Volunteers. Born January 3, 1873 (Ontario, Canada). Married to Ethel Hadwick, February 23, 1900 (Buttle, Montana). Died August 17, 1954 (Salt Lake City, Utah). Resident of Brigham City. Photographed by Burshnell of San Francisco and Oakland. Caddy Collection.
Sergeant Leach, member of the 1st Infantry, Company F, US military in Manila. Caddy Collection.
An American transport in Manila Bay. Caddy Collection.
Military troops on parade in San Francisco. Caddy Collection.
Unidentified men and boys suffering from leprosy, Manila, Philippines. Caddy Collection.
Men with guns along the Manila-Dagupan Railway (completed in 1891) during the Philippine Revolution. Caddy Collection.
James E. Weaver (Jim Weaver), Sergeant, Company F, 1st Montana Volunteers, in Manila. Caddy Collection.
Black and white print of US military members in a field near combat outpost during Philippine Revolution. Caddy Collection.
The interior of San Sebastian Church in Manila, the church also known as "the Steel Church" is constructed of steel to be both fire and earthquake proof. Caddy Collection.
Malolos Church, captured after Battle of Malolos, Mar. 25, 1899. Caddy Collection.
Fort San Antonio, above Manila. Fort used by insurgents. Caddy Collection.
An American cook-tent and mess crew. 1st Montana Volunteers. Caddy Collection.
Members of the infantry, 1st Montana Volunteers. Sergeant Leach standing in back row, first on left. Photograph by Romero and Company, Manila. Caddy Collection.
Off-duty soldiers with Filipino family. Caddy Collection.
Filipino boy riding a water buffalo. Caddy Collection.
Deserted native homes during Philippine Revolution, Filipino graves in foreground. Caddy Collection.
Probably a company of 1st Montana volunteers. Troops still wearing wool uniforms issued in San Francisco. Caddy Collection.
Filipino villagers and soldiers standing outside a doorway, caption of photo says "off duty in Cavite", 1st Montana Volunteers. Soldiers wearing "Hong Kong" cotton uniforms. Caddy Collection.
A road in Manila with banana trees on both sides. Caddy Collection.
The altar of the San Sebastian Church in Manila, Philippines. Caddy Collection.
Two Filipino boys standing on top of a pile of human bones, one boy is holding a "skull and crossbones" in his arms, the other boy is holding a key. Caddy Collection.
A typical Spanish residence, Manila. Caddy Collection.
"A water condenser", water works captured by American troops February 5, 1899. Caddy Collection.
Spanish 10 inch gun on the battery, used during the Philippine Revolution, Manila. Caddy Collection.
First Montana Volunteers on Parade at The Presidio, Manila. Caddy Collection.
Group photo of 1st Montana Volunteers, caption on photo board says " A few of the boys off-duty." Caddy Collection.
1st Infantry F Company of the 1st Montana Volunteers group photo. Caddy Collection.
Unidentified Filipino villagers, girl is seated, holding a full sized harp. Caddy Collection.
The interior of a government, legislature-like building. Caddy Collection.
A group of Filipino villagers lifting and moving a local thatched roof home. Caddy Collection.
A cart being pulled by a water buffalo at the quay of the harbor. Caddy Collection.
A large thatched house in Manila, Philippines. Caddy Collection.
A burned district in Caloocan after battle during the Philippine Revolution. Caddy Collection.
Unidentified Filipino people dead in trenches at LaLoma Mill, March 24, 1899, during the Philippine Revolution. U.S troops in background. Caddy Collection.
Sugar Works at LaLoma Mill, possibly Sergeant Leach in foreground. Caddy Collection.
Emilio Aquinaldo (1869-1964), leader of the Philippine Revolution 1896-1900. Caddy Collection.
View of a road in Manila. Caddy Collection.
An American warship at dry-dock during the Philippine Revolution. Caddy Collection.
Soldiers from Company F of the 1st Montana Volunteers off-duty. Caddy Collection.
Filipino village women sifting chili's in wooden containers. U.S soldiers in background. Caddy Collection.
A group of indigenous negretos of the Philippine Islands. Caddy Collection.
The remains of Paco Church after the Battle of Paco, February 5, 1899. Artillery was used to dislodge fifth column insurgents. Caddy Collection.
An unidentified Catholic church in Manila. Caddy Collection.
A Local Filipino family at their thatched roof home. Caddy Collection.
The interior of the American Army Hospital, Manila, Philippines. Caddy Collection.
Exterior of Santa Domingo Church, Manila, Philippines, erected in 1685. Caddy Collection.
Exterior of the "Steel Church" in Manila, Philippines. Caddy Collection.
A Spanish boating party on the Pasig river, Manila. Caddy Collection.
Pasig river, caption on photo reads "on the banks of the Pasig", Manila. Caddy Collection.
The railway station at Calcoon during the Battle of Calcoon, Feb 10, 1989. Caddy Collection.
The Manila-Dagupan train during the Battle of Calcoon. Caddy Collection.
Street scene in Manila, notice "Steel Church" (San Sebastian) in background. Caddy Collection.
Members of the 1st Montana Volunteers standing with Filipino woman and children, caption on photo says "a friendly group in Cavite". Caddy Collection.
Montana Volunteers soldiers on the dock at San Francisco, arrived September 22-24, 1899, homeward bound. Caddy Collection.
A parade in San Francisco, Oct. 1899. Caddy Collection.
An American transport ship in the Manila Bay during the Philippine Revolution. Caddy Collection.
John Henry Caddy in uniform of 1st Montana Volunteers. Born January 3, 1873 (Ontario, Canada). Married to Ethel Hadwick, February 23, 1900 (Buttle, Montana). Died August 17, 1954 (Salt Lake City). Resident of Brigham City. Caddy Collection.
The outpost of the 1st Montana Volunteers, Dec. 25, 1898, during the Philippine Revolution. Caddy Collection.
Shell-burst over the old battery at Manila during the Philippine Revolution of 1899-1901. Notice children standing near guns in the foreground to the right and the masts of ships in the background. Caddy Collection.
Buildings located at the center west side of Main Street between Center Street and 100 North in Logan, Utah.
Logan "Island" area, from River Heights, with Utah State University campus in the distance, after construction of steel retaining wall along 4th North widening around university campus.
Aerial view of downtown Logan, Utah. Notice center left, Logan Junior High School, demolished after 1962 earthquake. Old stone Cache County Jail shows to rear and right of County Courthouse.
East side of Main Street, Logan, Utah, between Center Street, on left of photo, and First South Street beyond right of photograph. Identifiable buildings: extreme right, house among trees and behind picket fence is home of Apostle Moses Thatcher, extreme left, "The Cash Store", J. Thatcher, Manager. Second row from left, shop of John Ash, Gunsmith. Buckboard built in front.
Views of Logan, Utah from the Agricultural College, center left, with steeple, original 5th ward chapel. Notice the "city park", Adam's Field, in the center of picture, photographed by C.R. Savage.
A view of Logan from College Hill. Home in foreground the John T. Caine Jr. house. Photo by C.R. Savage, part of the series "Views from College."
Main Street, Logan, Utah, west side of Main Street between Center Street and 1st North, George Barber and Son Produce, Wagons and Machinery (also housed The Utah Journal) building left side of picture and LCMI on right side.
Aerial view of Logan LDS Temple, photo dated Sept. 4, 1935. Budge Memorial Hospital to the left of Temple.
Downtown Logan, photo probably taken from walls of uncompleted LDS Temple. Tower of the Logan LDS Tabernacle not completed until 1885. Identifiable buildings: house extreme left foreground Bishop W.B. Preston, house in foreground, that of late Apostle E. T. Benson, three story building, right center on Main Street, LCMI, Logan branch of ZCMI, tithing office and yard Northeast corner Main and 1st North, center right Logan House (Hotel). J.R. Blanchard, Manager- directly over tower of Tabernacle.
People gathered on the corner of Main and Center Street Logan, Utah, probably for Pioneer Day Celebration, Photograph taken from yard of Trinity Methodist Church.
Exterior of the Thatcher Bank and Opera House building in Logan. Bank located on ground floor and the opera house located on the second and third floors. Gift of Leora Thatcher, Logan, 1974.
Interior of the opera house. Gift of Leora Thatcher, Logan, 1974.
Interior of the opera house. Gift of Leora Thatcher, Logan, 1974.
Edge of Grand Canyon, seen through Buckskin Mountains. Photo by S.Y. Whitaker.
Breaks in the Buckskin Mountains. Grand Canyon in distance. Photo by S.Y. Whitaker.
Rock spires near "Thompson's" in Utah. Photograph by S. Y. Whitaker.
Rock spires near "Thompson's" in Utah. Photograph by S. Y. Whitaker.
Butte on the Rio Virgin River. Photographed by S. Y. Whitaker.
Wagon on the descending road to Grafton, Utah. Photographed by S. Y. Whitaker.
Three men and their horses in the Buckskin Mountains. Caption on photo says "Three toughs in the Buckskin Mountains." Photographed by S. Y. Whitaker.
Steam-threshing operation, Lewiston, Utah, in "a" note "Header" working in center distance.
Sylvanus Cyrus Hulet (1826-1901), first LDS converts (with his family) in Independence , Missouri. Moved to Clay and Caldwell counties after expulsion of Mormons. Came to Utah in 1850. Settled with father Charles Hulet in Springfield, Utah. Married Catherine Stoker, April 19, 1850. Served in the Cotton Mission 1861. After death of first wife Catherine (1882), married Elsina R. Miller (1883) and then Elizabeth (Betsy) Dalley (1884). Bishop of Summit, Utah.
First wife of S.C. Hulet. B. 24 July 1829 (Bloomfield, Jackson Co., Ohio) D. 8 Nov. 1882 (Summit, Iron, Utah). Called to serve with "Cotton Mission" to settle St. George, Utah. Later moved to and settled Summit, Iron County, Utah.
Several people waiting at the Cache Junction Depot, railroad station in Cache Valley. Photo loaned for copying by Marge Ballard.
A restaurant called the Cache Junction Cafe, located near the Cache Junction Depot. Photo loaned for copying by Marge Ballard.
The Great Salt Lake, a drawing, from Stansbury "Valley of the Great Salt Lake" facing pg. 208, "Carrington's Island from Stansbury's Island. West Side."
The Great Salt Lake, a drawing, from Croffuts Overland Tourist.
Ute Indians Olk Elk and his wife, From Howard Stansbury, Exploration and Survey of the Valley of the Great Salt Lake of Utah (Philadelphia, 1852).
Chinese New Year celebration with a Chinese Dragon, Evanston, Wyoming. Notice Chinese men in background.
Red Brick School in Richmond, Utah, Old Stone School to right of brick structure. Red Brick School built 1895, at a cost of $6,000. Top floor blown off in windstorm, Sept. 18, 1896.
Black and white print depicting the assassination of Joseph Smith (1805-1844) by a group of men from Missouri. Engraving shows Joseph Smith falling from the window of the Carthage jail as men surround the building and are firing rifles.
Logan Brass Band, Logan, Utah, members (left to right): front row- William Smith (Mill owner, Smith Brothers Lumber), Truman Osborne Angell (Architect for Logan Temple, Cache County Courthouse), Richard Berntson (Musician and violin maker), Hyrum Wahlstrom (musician), Al Clark (farmer). Back row: George McCulloch (Policeman), Ezra Hyde (Printer, set type for Utah Journal), Mr. Halverson, Andrew Nelson (Farmer), Hyrum Bunce (Cabinetmaker), Anthon Anderson (Lumber Dealer).
Providence Co-op store.
Providence Rock School with student body located out front.
Ogden, Utah facing east across Weber River and railroad yards. Photo by C.R. Savage, Salt Lake City. Central Pacific Railroad roundhouse, center right. Notice children playing by the water and to the right in the foreground.
Fort Utah during the winter in Provo, Utah.
Ute prisoners standing under the common platform at Fort Utah.
Battle of Bear River painting now hanging in U.S. Post Office in Preston, Idaho. "Last Stages Of the Battle of Bear River." WPA commissioned painting by Edward Fitzgerald.
Battle Creek Ravine above site of Battle of Bear River. Photo by A.J. Simmonds. West Cache Canal in foreground. Cedar covered hills in background, covered flanking movement by Hoyt's Infantry which resulted in Army victory at battle.
DUP (Daughters of Utah Pioneers) marker on stone monument along U.S. 91 in Preston, Idaho. Commemorating Battle of Bear River. Photo by A.J. Simmonds.
Stone marker one-quarter mile east of site of Battle of Bear River, along U.S. 91 North of Preston, Idaho. Photo by A.J. Simmonds.
Weston Co-op store. Photographer Hyrum Hansen. Photo loaned for copying by Mrs. G.H. Simmonds of Weston, Idaho.
Preston Brother's Store. Photographer, Hyrum Hansen. Photo loaned for copying by Mrs. G.H. Simmonds of Weston, Idaho.
The adobe walls of Fort Deseret at Deseret, Utah. Fort built in 1876 for defense during Blackhawk Indian War. Detail of southeast corner embrasure. Photo by A.J. Simmonds.
The adobe walls of Fort Deseret at Deseret, Utah. Fort built in 1876 for defense during Blackhawk Indian War. East wall of fort, looking north, gate in center of wall. Location shown by pathway. Photo by A.J. Simmonds.
Freight wagons resting on the road. Double freight wagon being pulled through desert by 10-horse team. Photo from the Otto Jones collection, Library of Congress.
Jackson Street, Virginia City, Montana. View looking south. Photo from Montana Historical Society.
Fourth of July celebration at Nevada (Alder gulch) Montana. Nevada City is located about three miles down Alder Gulch from Virginia City. Gift of E.B. Brossand. Photo from Montana Historical Society.
Joseph Monson (1862-1932) of Richmond, Utah, represented North Cache County in first Utah State Legislature (Democrat). Attended Brigham Young College 1876-1879, worked as a carpenter on construction of the Logan LDS Temple, went on an LDS Mission to Norway in 1883, was elected a member of the Richmond City Council, 1892, elected to Territorial Assembly, 1893 and owned and operated a lumber company in Richmond, Utah.
26th President of the United States (1901-1909) Theodore Roosevelt (1858-1919), center, and Utah's 1st Governor (1996-1905) Heber M. Wells (1859-1938), right, in Salt Lake City.
Heber Manning Wells (1859-1938), elected the 1st Governor of Utah after Utah became a state in 1896.
LDS Apostle (1879-1896)and Logan businessman Moses Thatcher (1842-1909).
Steam-thresher, probably in Box Elder County, Utah.
Photo probably taken to show clouds and sky. Greenville (North Logan) in foreground. Hyde Park in intermediate distance.
Alberta LDS Temple baptismal font. The temple is located in Cardston, Alberta, Canada.
Officers and directors of ZCMI. Biographical sketches in Jenson's LDS Biographical Encyclopedia and Whitney's History of Utah. Names listed on photo.
Exterior of the Lion House in Salt Lake City. The home was built by Brigham Young. Photo by C.R. Savage.
Temple Square, Salt Lake City, after completion of Salt Lake Temple in 1893.
Class at the White Brick School, Trenton (now Cornish), Utah. ca. 1903. From left to right: back row- Ariel Butler, Frank Bingham, Andrew Austin, Robert Austin, Ernest Butler, Lulu Simmonds, Carrie Austin, Asa Butler; middle row- Park Butler, Marion Butler, Ray Bingham, Florence Simmonds, Katie Carpenter, Prue Butler; front row- Tommy Marriott, Orval Ames, Guy Butler, Isadore Austin, George Austin, Gertrude Marriott, Miss Alice Clemens (teacher), Harold Bergeson, Gilbert Bingham, Warren Chester Simmonds. Copied from original photograph by Jay Lee Rasmussen.
Farm house of Andrew Montom Simmonds. North section built about 1890, probably by Utrich Loosle. South section (left) built about 1896-98, by George or Louis Troseth. Lean-to storage building behind south section. Summer kitchen on North connected by open breeze-way. Floor plan of home drawn on photo board.
Wedding photo of Andrew Charles Simmonds (1872-1947) of Trenton, Utah, married to Sarah Elizabeth Litz.
Wedding photo of Sarah Elizabeth Litz (1874-1956) of Lewiston, Utah, married to Andrew Charles Simmonds.
Farm house of A.C. Simmonds, Cornish, Utah. Original photo taken by an itinerant photographer. House built 1900 by carpenter George Troseth for A.C. Simmonds. Summer kitchen with stovepipe, in center. Roof of root cellar at extreme right.
Harvesting with horse drawn combined threshers on the Great Plains. Photo caption reads, "the 7 harvesters with 50-4 horse teams hauling 5 ton loads each. The grain was taken from the standing field, loaded on barges and was on its way to the Sperry flour mills the same day."
Steam-driven combined threshers. Photo caption reads, "The largest harvesting scene in the United States. Seven 90-horse power tractors pulling seven combined harvesters cutting a swathe from 30 to 38 feet each. Harvesting 700 acres per day."
A combined bean harvester picking up beans from the windows. Farmers standing next to bean harvester.
Bean harvester in operation.
Abraham O. Smoot (1815-1895), Mayor of Salt Lake City (1857-1866) and Provo (1868-1880), and a major financial supporter of Brigham Young Academy (now Brigham Young University). Father of Reed Smoot. Engraving by H.B. Hall and Sons, New York.
George S. Hayball Family in England prior to emigration to Utah 1868 with Mumford Company via ship Emerald Isle. Left to right- Rosina Hayball (Birth- Dec. 31, 1850 (Chard, Somerset, England). Death- Feb. 17, 1923 (Logan). Married- Feb. 15, 1868 to A.M. Simmonds, George Sampson Hayball (Birth- May 30, 1830 (Chard). Married to Louisa Hancock. Death Feb. 5, 1907, Hyrum Hayball Birth- Mar. 13, 1852. Married- May 6, 1874 to Ellen Nelson. Death- June 14, 1936 (Logan), Louisa Ellen Jane Hayball Birth- July 19, 1855, Chard. Married- William Watson. Death Sept. 5, 1937 (Plain City, Weber County, Utah), Henry George Hayball (Birth- Mar. 19, 1859 (Chard). Married - Harriet Perry. Death- Jan. 4, 1939. Louisiana Hancock Hayball between Hyrum and Ellen. Additional children: Mary Ann (Died in infancy; Birth- May 1854, Chard.), Louise Elizabeth Birth- Feb. 15, 1871 (Logan). Married Frank Lawson. Death Feb. 23, 1956. Gift of A.J. Simmonds.
George Sampson Hayball (1830-1907) settled in Logan in 1868, operated 2nd Ward Store. Photo by David Lewis of Logan, Utah. Gift of A.J. Simmonds.
Louisa Hancock Hayball Birth- Oct. 20, 1834 (Chard, Somerset, England). Death- Oct. 23, 1924 (Logan, Utah). Photo by David Lewis of Logan, Utah. Gift of A.J. Simmonds.
Union Knitting Mills located on the southeast corner of Main street and 100 West in Logan, Utah.
Wagons and teams on a road in Logan canyon. The type of dump wagon used in filling and grading during the early stages of road development in Logan Canyon, Utah.
Work crew with teams of horses and slip scrapers during construction of U.S. 91.
Dump truck unloading in cutting and filling of new road construction in Logan Canyon, Highway section FAP 134-E, near Beaver Mountain.
A group of people in a car travelling down a road north of Trenton, Utah, looking south toward town. Identifiable structures include from left to right: A.J. Hill House, Valley View Hotel, Trenton-Clarkston Mill and Elevator Co., Union Pacific Railroad Depot, and Anderson Lumber Co. Yard.
Postcard print of Main Street looking north from rooftop at 26 South Main.
Cache Stake Tabernacle, built 1874-1885.
Brochure of West Cache Land Company, looking south to railroad depot, grain elevators and Trenton-Clarkston Mill and Elevator Company.
View of Trenton from the railroad tracks. Frank Wood Saloon and home of C. A. Brown identified.
Officials of Trenton Fruitland's Company standing in Alfalfa field. OSL train on railroad tracks in background. Lombardy poplars of A.C. Simmonds farmstead, upper left. Original photo caption: "Some of our Alfalfa land, showing the Butte train running north. At Trenton the farmers harvested four cuttings this year. Such a crop guarantees the best results in stock raising and dairying." From a promotional brochure of Inter-mountain Realty Company.
Mr. Aloys Miller and son Joe standing in field. Original photo caption: "A Trenton "Truck Garden". Here Mr. Miller raised 720 bushels of potatoes to the acre. From his ten acres he takes between $2,000 and $3,000 per year. His apple trees are just beginning to bear. Mr. Miller values his land at $600 per acre." From a promotional brochure of Inter-mountain Realty Company.
Farmstead of Robert Austin, looking north with Cornish foothills in background. Original photo caption: "A Trenton Wheat Field, sub- irrigated. Last year the yield was 73 bushels per acre. At seventy cents per bushel, the owner obtained $2044 from his forty acre crop." From a promotional brochure of Inter-mountain Realty Co.
Apple orchard to be sold by Trenton Fruitland's Company. Original photo caption: "Our five-year old Apple Orchard at Trenton. From $300 to $800 per acre is taken from garden "truck" raised between the trees. Apple trees in bearing, 90 to the acre, should produce a revenue of $750 to $1,000 per acre each year." From a promotional brochure of the Inter-mountain Reality Company.
Onion field. Apple trees in background. Man is possibly Jens J. Jensen, his home is at far right. Original photo caption: "An onion crop planted between the trees at Trenton. Such a yield will bring in between $600 and $1,000 per acre. The soil and climate are ideal for onion culture. This garden joins the Company's Orchards." From a promotional brochure of Inter-mountain Reality Company.
Site if the 1863 Battle of Bear River. Photographer A. J. Simmonds.
Logan Golf and Country Club near the entrance to Logan Canyon.
Probably Jersey herd of John T. Caine Jr. of Richmond, Utah.
Holstein-Friesian herd of J.W. Hendricks. Richmond, Utah.
Jardine Juniper, discovered in Logan Canyon, 1923, by Maurice Lindford, a USAC student. Measurments being taken of tree (width) by Dr. Henry C. Cowles from the University of Chicago and four unidentified USAC botany class members. Tree named for USAC alumnus and former Secretary of Agriculture, William M. Jardine. Photo taken June 1, 1924.
Jardine Juniper, discovered in Logan Canyon in 1923 by Maurice Lindford. Measurments being taken of tree (height) by Dr. Henry C. Cowles from the University of Chicago. Tree named for USAC alumnus and former Secretary of Agriculture, William M. Jardine. Photo taken June 1, 1924.
Dr. Henry C. Cowles from the University of Chicago, standing next to the Jardine Juniper, which is included on the list of one of the oldest trees in the world (over 1500 years old).
Three photos of the Jardine Juniper, discovered in Logan Canyon in 1923 by Maurice Lindford, a USAC student. Measurments being taken of tree (width) by Dr. Henry C. Cowles from the University of Chicago and several unidentified USAC botany class members. Tree named for USAC alumnus and former Secretary of Agriculture, William M. Jardine. Photo taken June 1, 1924.
Lucy A. Phillips Library which opened May, 8 1968, at Snow College in Ephraim, Utah.
Sioux Indians performing the Sun Dance. Artwork by Jules Tavernier and Paul Frenzeny.
Exterior of the Holland and McDonald hardware store in Broken Bow, Nebraska. Library of Congress photo.
An Apache raid, from a drawing by P. Frenzeny. Library of Congress photo.
Two braves with faces painted. On left: Massica, a Sauk. On right: Wakuasee, a Fox. U.S Signal Corps Photo. Painting by Karl Bodmer.
Sutter's Fort, California. U.S Signal Corps photo.
A deserted town in Kansas. Caption reads "Busted! A deserted railroad town in Kansas." Drawing by artists' Frenzeny and Tavernier during their expedition of the West. Library of Congress photo.
An Indian Settlement. U.S Signal Corps photo.
Ships abandoned in the harbor by their crews during the California Gold Rush. Library of Congress Photo.
Pehriska- Ruhpa dressed in the costume of the Dog Band of the Hidatsa people. Painting by Karl Bodmer. U.S. Signal Corps photo.
Two Sioux Indians, prior to the Wounded Knee Massacre in Pine Ridge, South Dakota.
Large group of Sioux Indian chief's on horseback, prior to the Wounded Knee Massacre in Pine Ridge, South Dakota.
A council including Indians and settlers, probably at Pine Ridge Agency.
Caption on photo reads "The Old Bucks in Council."
Ration day in Pine Ridge, South Dakota.
Ration day in Pine Ridge, South Dakota.
The Seventh Calvary returning to Pine Ridge Agency from Wounded Knee.
Chief Spotted Elk (also referred to by the whites as "Chief Big Foot") lying dead in the snow after the massacre.
An enlarged print of A-0241b, notice onlookers in the background.
Snow-covered field strewn with the dead after the massacre. Soldiers in the background.
Calvary soldier standing in the midst of the dead after the massacre.
Procession of Utah clergy prior to the consecration of St. John's Episcopal Church in Logan, Utah. Rev. Franklin S. Spalding on left.
Interior of the church showing altar. Original photograph damaged by water.
Exterior of church. Original photograph damaged by water.
Soldiers standing near the dead by a cliff face after the massacre.
The Ghost Dance (which was outlawed by the US government) performed by Sioux warriors prior to the Wounded Knee Massacre.
A painting by Br. Gen. Seth Eastman (1808-1875) titled "Dog Dance of the Dakotas."
Unidentified Indians hunting bison.
Strong Eagle, a member of the Spokane Indian nation, an Indian Medicine Man.
Battle of Beecher Island (1868) drawing that appeared in Harper's Monthly in 1895.
A sketch by Theodore R. Davis titled "Burning the Cheyenne village near Fort Larned, Kansas.
Team and wagon followed by men carrying rifles, probably Pikes Peak Rush.
The experiences of pioneers travelling along the Santa Fe Trail. Photo caption reads, "Prairie Schooner at the Docks." Published in Harper's Monthly.
Black and white print of drawing of Kiowa and Comanche Indian Council at Medicine Lodge Creek in Kansas. Drawing by J. Howland.
Crazy Horse and his band of Indians on their way from Camp Sheridan to surrender to Gen. Crook at Red Cloud Agency, May 6, 1877 in Nebraska. Drawing by Mr. Hottes.
Black and white print of a drawing depicting a man camping in the wilderness, smoking his pipe, from Ingersoll's "Knocking around the Rockies."
Mountain scene with camping equiptment laying around.
Black and white print of Joseph Smith Jr. (1805-1844), founder and first prophet of the LDS Church, translator of the Book of Mormon, murdered in Carthage, Ill with his brother Hyrum.
Hyrum Smith (1800-1844), elder brother of Joseph Smith Jr., murdered in Carthage, Ill, with his brother Joseph.
City plans of Nauvoo, Illinois including the temple, baptismal font, Nauvoo Legion, and city blocks.
General Joseph Smith dressed in military uniform, with drawn sword, reviewing the Nauvoo Legion, notice the Nauvoo temple in background. See Charles Mackay, History of the Mormons.
General Joseph Smith reviewing the Nauvoo Legion, notice women near Gen. Smith on horseback. Also notice temple and other buildings in background.
Pioneers on their way west. Photo caption begins, "During the first part of the journey, the emigrants found life rough , but fairly comfortable.." See photo for complete caption.
Pioneers attacked by Indians. Photo caption begins, "When there was danger of an attack by Indians, the wagons were driven in a circle or a square..." See photo for complete caption.
Pioneers building a log home. Photo caption begins, " Many thousands of those hardy pioneers who left Independance and crossed burning sands and freezing snows..." See photo for complete caption.
A bison herd near the Platte River. Photo caption begins, "Once beyond the Platte River, the caravan saw it's first herds of buffalo..." See photo for complete caption.
Black and white drawing of early pioneer travels. Photo caption reads, "Stampede of the trains by wild horses."
Black and white drawing of early pioneers crossing the Platte River in Nebraska. Native American camp in foreground. Photo caption reads, "upper California crossing of the Platte River, Neb."
Early pioneers preparing to leave Independence, Missouri. Photo caption begins, "On the shores of the Missouri River, the wagon trains assembled before starting the trek..." See photo for complete caption.
Pioneers towing wagons down a bluff to the valley below. Photo caption begins, "There were no easy grades, no road-stations..." See photo for complete caption.
Black and white drawing of Sioux Indians and U.S soldiers in council at Ft. Laramie.
Sioux Indians and U.S soldiers in council at Pine Ridge Agency, South Dakota.
Comanche Indians dressed in ceremonial clothing to perform a dance. Ft. Sill, Oklahoma.
Women and infants at a market. Oraini Village, Moquiland.
Black and white drawing of an Indian village.
Sioux man holding the skull of a buffalo in his hands, raised overhead. Photo caption reads, "Conjuring Back the Buffalo, from a painting in possession of H.G. Young, Albany."
Indian Scalping the Dead Enemy. Painting by Felix Jean Gauchard.
Kit Carson and the trappers presumably in Mexico just prior to an attempted massacre by Indians. Library of Congress photo.
Black and white print of painting by Emanuel Leutze (1816-1868). Original 20 x 30 mural located in the U.S Capitol. Depicts a group of pioneers and their wagon train at the continental divide looking towards the Pacific Ocean. Notice pioneers William Lewis ( seated on horse on the left) and Daniel Boone (on rock hill standing over two women), freed African-American slave in foreground and American Flag in background. Leutze was born in Germany but trained as an artist in the United States and Europe. He is known for his famous 1851 painting, "Washington Crossing the Delaware." Library of Congress Photo.
Native American on horseback. U.S Signal Corps Photo.
Native Americans performing a dance. U.S Signal Corps Photo.
Black and white print of a drawing of a bird's-eye view of San Francisco.
San Francisco as seen from Russian Hill. Bay in the background.
Black and white print of engraving titled "Washed out by the Floods- an Incident of Cabin Life in the West." Family resting on the riverbank. Library of Congress photograph.
Main Street in Deadwood, South Dakota. Herrmann and Treber Liquor Store on left. U.S Signal Corps Photo.
Indians dancing at the mission of San Francisco. From a lithograph after a drawing by Louis Choris, made in the vicinity of San Francisco Bay. From the Smithsonian Institution National Anthropological Archives, Bureau of American Ethnology Collection.
"The Four Seasons of Life: Youth." Drawn by E.E. Palmer and J Cameron. Lithograph by J. M. Ives of Delaware. Love poem at bottom of print. Library of Congress Photo.
Black and white print of a lithograph by Gaylord Watson, depicts land known as the "Great West." Library of Congress Photo.
Black and white print of a lithograph titled, "A Parley-Prepared for an Emergency", depicts a meeting between trappers and Indians. Drawn by J. Cameron, lithograph by Currier and Ives. Library of Congress Photo.
Watercolor by William Smyth. From the Smithsonian Institution National Anthropological Archives.
Sylvan Lake. Library of Congress Photo.
Black and white print of a lithograph titled "A Surprise." Library of Congress Photo.
Black and white print of a drawing depicting a California ranch. Photo caption reads, "Scene on an Old Californian Cattle Ranch in early Spring on the eve of a General Rodeo." Library of Congress Photo.
Black and white print of a lithograph titled, "The Lake in the Woods" by Currier and Ives. Library of Congress Photo.
Black and white print of a lithograph titled, "Taking Back Track" by Currier and Ives, drawn by J. Cameron. Library of Congress Photo.
Ranch scene in California. Photo caption reads, "View near San Francisco, Upper California", scene depicts two cowboys roping cattle. Library of Congress Photo.
A group of people, possibly from Mexico, entering a building. Library of Congress Photo.
A train of horses pulling wood beams up a steep ridge corner.
Trappers transporting furs on a river boat. Photo caption reads, "Bringing furs down the North Missouri."
Black and white print of an engraving by Frederick Hawkins Piercy (1830-1891) depicting an encampment in the foreground and the ferry transporting a wagon in the background.
The grave marker of Amanda Lamin near the Platte River. Marker reads, "Amanda, consort of M. J. Lamin of Devonshire, Eng., born Feb 22, 1822, died June 23, 1850 of cholera. Husband is rumored to have walked 200 miles alone to Ft. Kearney to aquire a stone for the marker.
Black and white print of a lithograph titled "American Country Life. Summer Evening" by N. Currier. Drawing by F. Palmer. Library of Congress Photo.
Ogallala Soiux prior to the Wounded Knee Massacre. Photo caption reads, "The Ogallala Soiux at the Pine Ridge Agency, Dakota. Drawn by Frederic Remington from sketches taken on the spot. Library of Congress Photo.
Interior of the Mandan Chief's Hut. Library of Congress Photo.
Black and white print of lithograph of an unidentified hanging. Library of Congress Photo.
Black and white print of lithograph titled, "Sketches in the Far West-Vigilance Court in Session." Drawn by Frenzeny and Tavernier. Library of Congress Photo.
Black and white print of a lithograph titled, " View of the town and harbour of San Francisco, California from the Signal Hill," by M.A.N. Hanhart. Sketches by Capt. Collinson. Library of Congress Photo.
Hupa woman holding up small basket; surrounded by baskets of varying sizes. Painting by G. Hudson. From the Smithsonian Institution National Anthropological Archives.
Large gathering of wagons and teams, perhaps participants of the Oklahoma Land Rush of 1889. U.S Signal Corps Photo.
Black and white print of a painting titled, "Indian Mode of Traveling" by Brig. Gen. Seth Eastman. Library of Congress Photo.
Black and white print of lithographs from Harper's Monthly, depicting various methods used to get gold. Library of Congress Photo.
Black and white print of lithographs from Harper's Monthly depicting the mining process to find gold. Library of Congress Photo.
U.S Signal Corps Photo.
Black and white print of a lithograph from Gleason's Pictoral titled, "A Company of Swedish Emigrants Passing Our Office, Bound to the West." Emigrants arrived in Boston from Gottenberg and are traveling along Trent Street. Library of Congress Photo.
Black and white print of a lithograph titled, "A Character Scene in the Emigrant Waiting Room of the Union Pacific Railroad Depot at Omaha." Library of Congress Photo.
Lone trapper on horseback in a pond while surveying his surroundings. Library of Congress Photo.
Hunting and camping party at Ft. Abraham Lincoln, hosted by Gen. Custer (1839-1876). Wife Libby B. Custer at his side (in dark hat). U.S Signal Corps Photo.
Native Americans shooting a night arrow into the sky. Library of Congress Photo.
Black and white print of a lithograph titled, "On the Plains-Indians Attacking Butterfield's Overland Dispatch Coach." Sketches by Theodore R. Davis. Library of Congress Photo.
Woodcut titled "Dance House," during the Gold Rush in California. Library of Congress Photo.
Thatcher Opera House on fire, April 17, 1912. Photo taken by Dr. O.M. Budge from in front of his office at 125 N Main Street in Logan, Utah.
Newspaper photo of the fire at Thatcher Opera House.
Boys working in sugar beet field. Photo caption reads, "boys "topping" sugar beets." Probably near Plain City, Utah.
A man posing with sugar beet processing equipment.
Men processing sugar beets.
Union Pacific Railroad train pulling cattle cars while passing a Hereford herd of cattle. Photo probably in Wyoming.
Flock of sheep grazing on Elko County Range in Nevada.
A doe hiding in the light Aspen growth in Logan Canyon.
Color print of Logan River looking down from bluff above First Dam.
The first Utah State Legislature House of Representatives group photo. Named in photo include: Jim Ferguson, T.D. Lewis, George Beard, and Dan Heiner.
Newly constructed public school. Location unknown.
A group photo of the wives and daughters of LDS Prophet Brigham Young.
The old Capitol Building in Fillmore, Utah, where the capitol of the state of Deseret was to be located. Capitol was relocated to Salt Lake City.
Lewiston, Utah family of W.S. Litz (1835-1915) on his 73rd birthday, April 23, 1908. Left to right: Leticia Alice Wood Litz (1877-1968), William Sawyers Litz (1835-1915), Leonard Edward Litz (1861-1944), Sarah Elizabeth Litz Simmonds (1874-1956). Mahelia Burnett and Howard Charles Simmonds (1902-1925) in background.
Family and their farm equipment in an unidentified wheat field.
Interior of a factory showing conveyor belt.
Interior of a factory showing equipment.
Interior of factory showing equipment.
Construction of the Wheeler and England roads using heavy equipment.
Mrs. Lula Lane Keeffe feeding her White Leghorn chickens on her farm in Wellsville, Utah.
Mrs. Lula Lane Keeffe standing next to her car with a bushel of eggs from her chickens resting on the car.
Interior of Tabernacle, decorated with flags and paper garlands. Photo by Charles R. Savage.
Water flume which brought water from Goshen Canyon to the Elberta reservoir near Utah Lake. Flume constructed of redwood staves, was 6 feet wide, and was about one to one-half miles down the canyon.
Tabernacle and LDS Temple on Temple Square in Salt Lake City, Utah. Photo by Sorin D. Higgins.
LDS Temple in Salt Lake City. Notice the State Capitol building in background.
LDS Temple, Assembly Hall and Tabernacle on Temple Square. Notice State Capitol in background.
Unidentified infant that was born in the Logan LDS Temple during the temple's dedication ceremony May 17, 1884. Photographer Christian Jacobsen of Lewiston, Utah. Photo moved to P0329 Retired Originals 1860-1965 Box 4.
Kennecott Copper Mine in Bingham Canyon, Utah.
Dedicated Nov. 5, 1933. Gift of Edgar B. Brossard.
Entrance on the exterior of the Salt Palace building in Salt Lake City, Utah.
Methodist Church in Corinne, Utah. The oldest non-mormon church in the state of Utah. Listed on the Utah State Register of Historical Sites. Photo by Joseph A. Geddes.
Methodist Church in Corinne, Utah. The oldest non-mormon church in the state of Utah. Listed on the Utah State Register of Historic Sites. Photo by A.J. Simmonds.
An architect's drawing of the new Church Office Building in Salt Lake City, from the office of George Cannon Young A.I.A associate and Richard W. Young A.I.A, architect's for the building. Gift of E.B. Brossard.
Black and white print of architect's drawing of the Salt Palace in Salt Lake City, Utah. Gift of E.B. Brossard.
The officers and delegates to the Utah State Constitutional Convention with John Henry Smith as President. Photographer J. W. Shipler of Salt Lake City, Utah.
Council House, first permanent public building in Salt Lake City. Built in 1849-1850, destroyed by fire June 21, 1883.
Logan Flour Mills, one of the oldest mills in the state. Run by water power. Home of Utah Star and White Rose flour.
East building of Brigham Young College, built 1882-1884. Photo probably shows graduating missionary class of late 1880's. Architect Joseph Don Carlos Young.
Shamhart-Christiansen Company store front, 29 S. Main Street in Logan, Utah.
Looking downstream to Logan Island from the State Power Plant to where the site of the new dam will be built.
Utah Power and Light transformer station at the mouth of Logan Canyon.
Utah Power Plant, built in 1913 at a cost of $100,000.
Utah Power Plant and First Dam on the Logan River. Photo taken from downstream bluff.
Utah Power and Light Hydroelectric plant at the mouth of Logan Canyon.
Second Dam in Logan Canyon. Notice canal running parallel to river on left.
Spillway of First Dam at the Utah Power Plant in Logan Canyon.
Logan River with view of First Dam and Utah Power Plant in background.
Logan River downstream of First Dam, at the mouth of Logan Canyon. Utah State Agricultural College on hill in background.
Robert Marshall, a lynching victim of the Ku Klux Klan, hanging from a cottonwood tree near Price, Utah. Lynching occurred on June 18, 1925.
Logan Canyon with the Utah Power and Light hydroelectric plant in background, a quarter of a mile from the entrance to the canyon.
State power plant at First Dam. View from down river.
Pipeline carrying water from the Logan River at Second Dam to the hydroplant at the mouth of the canyon.
Powerlines on the north hill in the canyon.
Semi-Centennial parade entry, oxen-drawn wagon and sheep-drawn cart, May 6,1909.
Semi-Centennial, Shoshone family from Washakie.
Semi-Centennial, Shoshone Indians from Washakie camped out on Tabernacle Square.
Polygamist prisoners at Utah Territorial Penitentiary in Sugar House, Utah. George Q. Cannon (center with flowers), Joseph S. Murdock (to his left), and Alonzo Kimball (lower step in black).
Hercules Power Company plant at the mouth of Logan Canyon, built 1894-1895. Sold to Logan Power Co. 1902, then to Telluride 1903. Absorbed by Utah Power and Light, Nov. 22, 1912. Ceased operation 1971, sold to Logan City 1973 for public park.
A herd of cattle in a field.
The exterior of the Utah Penitentiary in Sugar House area of Salt Lake City, Utah.
ZCMI building in Salt Lake City donned with national colors for Statehood Celebration, January 6, 1896.
Dinwoodey Furniture Co. decorated for the Statehood Celebration, January 6, 1896.
Troops from Fort Douglas who marched north on Main Street, turned west on South Temple to the temple gates, then disbanded at Statehood Celebration, January 6, 1896.
Precision working models of the oldest steam engine and thresher in Utah. Models built by L. K. Wood of Mendon, Utah.
Men standing near farm equipment.
Dr. John M. Bernhisel (1799-1881), Utah's first delegate to the U.S. Congress (1851-1859, and 1861-1863). Gift from the Herald Journal.
Clarence Emir Allen (1852-1932), U.S. Representative from Utah (1896-1897).
Arthur Brown (1843-1906), who served as a U.S. Senator from Utah (1896-1897). Gift from the Herald Journal.
Frank Jenne Cannon (1859-1933), U.S. Representative (1895-1896) and Senator (1896-1899) from Utah. Gift from the Herald Journal.
The Brigham Young College in Logan, Utah.
Large flag on the ceiling of the Tabernacle in Salt Lake City for the Statehood Celebration, January 6, 1909.
Farmhouse and outbuildings, crops planted in adjacent field.
A barn, water tower, and windmill.
Interior of a brickyard.
Interior of a brickyard.
Interior of a brickyard.
View of town from the east looking over an apple orchard with sugar beets planted between the rows. Original photo caption: "A birds-eye view of Trenton looking Northwest. The $15,000 School Building, Meeting house, and a few Residences are shown. A recent visitor to the town, after gazing in wonderment for some time, exclaimed, "This is the garden spot of Utah." From a promotional brochure of Inter-mountain Realty Company.
Looking east over the Logan Island from a bluff above intersection of 4th East, Canyon Rd, and 1st North.
Students outside the Science Building.
Identifiable buildings include Logan LDS Temple, Budge Memorial Hospital (center-right).
Farm views.
Farm views.
Farm views.
Wellsville mountains from College Hill. Temple and city of Logan in foreground.
People gathered on the corner of Main and Center Street Logan, Utah, probably for Pioneer Day Celebration. Photograph taken from yard of Trinity Methodist Church.
A field and a hill.
A field east of the Wellsville Mountains.
The Bear River.
Petersboro Lane looking west in Petersboro, Utah.
A log home and outbuilding.
Members of the Smithfield 4H Dairy Calf Club.
Ruins of the "old mill" built by Esias Edwards and LeRoy Kent in 1859, first permanent building in Cache Valley, burned in August 1921 and demolished in 1960.
District school, originally built as a chapel for a Presbyterian Church in 1882. Leased for public school in 1909 after church and mission school closed.
Exterior of a Presbyterian Church in Logan (1880-1924).
Exterior of the Methodist-Episcopal Church in Logan, Utah (1890-1922).
New Jersey Academy in Logan, Utah (1878-1934).
Goodwin-Howell House built in 1891 for Charles I. Goodwin. Home is listed on the Utah Register of Historical Sites.
William Sawyers Litz home in Lewiston, Utah. Mr. Litz and second wife, Mary Burnett Litz, standing on balcony House built 1891. Mrs. Mahalia Burnett, Mrs. Litz's mother, seated on porch at right. House listed in Century Register of Historic Homes, 1972. Photographer Christian Jacobsen. Gift of A.J. Simmonds.
William Sawyers Litz and Mary Burnett Litz camping at the Lava Hot Springs in Idaho. Mr Litz regularly camped at the springs and bathed in the mineral pools.
William Deacon Goodwin and wife Christina Thompson Goodwin posing for a portrait. William Deacon Goodwin was the son of U.S. Commissioner C.C. Goodwin. Mrs. Goodwin, former teacher at Trenton New West School. Gift of A.J. Simmonds.
Joseph Wood and second wife Lucy Fifield (of Weston, Idaho) before their home in Trenton, Utah. Gift of Mr. J.J. Briggs of Logan, Utah in 1974.
Joseph Wood (seated) and sons, left to right: Joseph Clarence, Charles Gilbert and Frank Brown.
Portrait of Phoebe Nebeker Peterson, wife of E. G. Peterson.
Portrait of Phoebe Nebeker Peterson, wife of E. G. Peterson.
Portrait of Phoebe Nebeker Peterson, wife of E. G. Peterson.
View of the First Street in Cokeville, Wyoming. Donated by J. J. Briggs of Logan, Utah in 1974.
Wedding portrait of Riley Allred and his wife Alice Wood Allred photographed by Thomas Odell. Donated by J.J. Briggs of Logan, Utah in 1974.
Wedding portrait of Frank Wood and his wife May Allred Wood. Photographed by Thomas Odell. Donated by J.J. Briggs of Logan, Utah in 1974.
Cache Valley Mills in Richmond, Utah. Constructed and originally operated by Goudy Hogan and M. W. Merrill. The mill sold flour under the brand name "Gilt Edge." Also known as Muddy Mill on Cub River between Richmond and Lewiston.
Portrait of Noble Warrum, Sr. (September 29, 1864-November 2, 1951) who was a newspaper editor and legislator. Photo donated by Harold Journal.
Portrait of Nettie Wood Simpson, born to Joseph and Ellen Slater Wood on August 16, 1872 in Austin, Nevada and died September 7, 1956 in Lewiston, Utah. Donated by J.J. Briggs of Logan, Utah in 1974.
Print of the West Port Landing in Missouri.
Portrait of Father Piere De Smet (1801-1873)
Black and white print of ranchers in front of Sutter's Fort in California.
Lansford Warren Hastings who "guided the first emigrant train across Great Salt Desert in 1846."
William Hyde (September 11, 1818-1874), the first setter of Hyde Park, Utah and who served as Probate Judge of Cache Valley from 1865-1874.
Portrait of E. T. Benson (February 11, 1811-September 3, 1869) who was ordained as a LDS Apostle on July 16, 1846.
Black and white print of Fort Bridger from Stansbury.
Thomas Fitzpatrick leading Father De Smet and Bartleson-Bidwell party across the plains.
The Logan LDS Temple just prior to the dedication of the building. Similar to A-3611.
A Nauvoo Legion Unit with firearms probably located in Utah County.
A view from the top of Benson School, located at the Southeast corner of 4th North 1st East in Logan, Utah.
Black and white print of Fort Vancouver and surrounding activity in Washington Territory.
Black and white photo of the town of Yuma, from Fort, Arizona.
Three men in front of the Cardon Jewelry Company shop on 45 North Main Street in Logan, Utah. Donated by R. Philip Cardon.
View of the west side of Main Street on corner of Center Street and Main in Logan, Utah. Donated by R. Philip Cardon.
Three men using a header to harvest a field of wheat located near Clarkston, Utah.
Overland Hotel in Boise, Idaho. Acquired from "Illustrated History of Idaho Territory."
Portrait of Joseph Coburn (1852-1917), his wife Emma Jensen Coburn and his son Earl A. Jensen. The photo was taken in Malad City, Idaho while Coburn served as sheriff of Oneida County.
Joseph Coburn's home in Weston, Idaho. See book "History of Weston, Idaho" by Lars Fredrickson, Logan, Utah, 1970.
Black and white copied photo of Rosina Hayball Simmonds (December 31, 1850-February 17, 1923), the daughter of G. S. Hayball and the wife of A. M. Simmonds. The original photo was taken in 1867 in Chard, Somerset, England. See also photos A-0113, A-0202, A-0203.
Trenton-Clarkston Mill and Electric Company in Trenton, Utah. Donated by William R. Jensen.
LDS Ward Church House in Cornish, Utah. Originally constructed in 1917 as a hotel for workers at West Cache Sugar Company Factory. Donated by Herald Journal.
On Center Street, East from Main Street in Logan, Utah. Donated from Logan City Corporation.
Center Street, view from West of First West with the Logan Presbyterian Church on the left and New Jersey Academy on the right of the street.
View of Main Street from 1st North to Center Street.
View of Main Street from 1st South Street.
View of Main Street from 1st South Street.
Three different views of South Main Street and Logan River bridge in Logan, Utah.
Rodeo parade on Main Street in Logan, Utah. Photo shows west side of Main Street (between Main Street, left , and 1st North, right).
Two panoramic views from the tower of the Logan LDS Temple.
A panoramic view of Main street from 1st North to 1st South in Logan, Utah.
Portrait of Robert Crookston, born September 21, 1821 in Anstruther, Fifeshire, Scotland. Crookston immigrated to Cache Valley and served as a stonemason.
Portrait of Nicholas Welch Crookston (1857-1932) who served as Sheriff of Cache County 1881-1909. Two copies available.
Portrait of John Milton Bernhisel. Born to John Milton Bernhisel and Julia Ann Haight on December 21, 1846 in Winter Quarters, Iowa.
Portrait of Peter Morgan Maughan born October 18, 1858 to William Harrison Maughan and Barbara Morgan in E.T. City, Utah.
View of the Temple Lot, RLDS stone church, and the Church of Christ in Independence, Missouri.
St. Elizabeth's Episcopal Church in Whiterocks, Utah. photo by Linda Thatcher.
Various views of the Holy Spirit Episcopal Church in Randlett, Utah. Photo by Linda Thatcher.
LDS Tabernacle constructed in Benson Stake area (now Richmond, Utah Stake). The Tabernacle was demolished after 1962 earthquake.
Cache County Courthouse. Donated by Herald Journal.
County Jail, reconstructed in mid-1960s. Donated by Herald Journal.
Oldham Memorial. Headquarters of Logan City Police, demolished in 1974. Donated by Herald Journal.
Logan Fire Station, replaced in 1974. Donated by Herald Journal.
Woman washing potatoes outside.
Two men in wagon traveling through open terrain.
Unidentified religious building.
Color print of a Birds-eye view of "Logan Temple and surroundings" in Logan, Utah.
Main Street with cars parked on street in Logan, Utah.
An unidentified person seated on rocks at the Temple Lot in Independence, Missouri.
A newly constructed high school in Brigham City, Utah.
Exterior of the tabernacle in Provo, Utah.
Agricultural College Cadets engaged in military drills on Main Street. Photo mostly shows a large crowd gathered to watch the cadets and celebrate the Semi-Centennial holiday.
People gathered around several pitched teppes where Shoshone Indians from Washakie camped at Tabernacle Square in Logan, Utah.
Portrait of Calvin Rampton (born in 1913) who served as Governor of Utah in 1964. Portrait artist, Alvin Gittin.
Portrait of Maude Adams (1872-1953).
Maude Adams posed as Peter Pan.
Aerial view of the Geneva Steel Plant (purchased from the Government by US Steel and changed name in 1946) near Provo, Utah.
Open hearth furnaces inside the US Steel Plant in Geneva, Utah.
Molds are stripped from incandesant steel. When the steel has solidified, but is still incandesant, the molds are stripped and the ingols transferred to the soaking pits to be heated again to white-hot temperatures. Ingots must be of uniform temperature throughout before they are rolled.
Men working with coils of hot-rolled steel travelling down a conveyor belt in the plated and coil rolling mill inside US Steel Plant in Geneva, Utah.
The Jardine Juniper in Logan Canyon discovered by Maurice Linford in 1923.
Black and white copy of the first ranch round-up crew in the state of Colorado. Probably oldest round-up picture in state. Original in Pioneer Museum, Colorado Springs. Note the flat topped Civil War period hats, though most riders used big sombreros. Most riders with whiskers or mustaches. High boots sleeves rolled down, shirts buttoned, no gloves. Some men identified on photo. From WPA History of Grazing, Colorado.
Modern basic saddle. Retails at $64. Heavy rawhide cover, 14 inch swell fork with rope strap, steel horn leather covered, 13 inch seat, skirts linked with bark-tanned sheep skin, double righ, weight 35 lbs. From WPA History of Grazing, Colorado.
This saddle sells for $700 retail. Built on a special tree (double rig), rounded skirts, sterling silver horn, solid silver trimmings, full flower hand stamped. From WPA History of Grazing, Colorado.
Note deeply cut cowtrails, at this point one quarter mile wide. Taken in 1907. Original photo by A. H. Holmes. From WPA History of Grazing, Colorado.
A basic saddle made by Heiser Saddlery Company in Denver, Colorado. Plain leather, with leather covered horn, leather conchos, double rig and square skirts. From WPA History of Grazing, Colorado.
Horses and "fence rower" in the process of training the horse named Buzzard Head at Nuckolls Camp on Pino Mesa, Colorado. Original photo taken by A. H. Holmes. From WPA History of Grazing, Colorado.
John Bandy (cook for "Diamond Trail" outfit) on his Mess Wagon starting for the fall round-up. Original photo taken by A. H. Holmes. From WPA History of Grazing, Colorado.
Men catching horses at Nuckolls Cavy in Pinion Mesa. Original photo taken by A.H. Holmes. From WPA History of Grazing, Colorado.
Men from the Diamond Trail "rounding-up" horses. Original photo taken by A. H. Holmes. From WPA History of Grazing, Colorado.
Several men on horses ready for a Diamond Trail Round-up. Original photo taken by A. H. Holmes. From WPA History of Grazing, Colorado.
Fourteen unidentified "cowboys" lined up on their horses. Photographer Paul M. Koons. Original photo at Pioneer Museum in Colorado Springs. From WPA History of Grazing, Colorado.
A revolver from the Colt Patent Firearms Company. From WPA History of Grazing, Colorado.
Colt 45 single action "Frontier" revolver from Colt Patent Firearms Company, the cowboy's favorite weapon from 1880-1940. From WPA History of Grazing, Colorado.
A saddle bred sire and broncho mother raised as a cowhorse and owned by L. W. Wood from Galbraith, Colorado Springs. From WPA History of Grazing, Colorado.
"Khonsar", a pure blood Arab horse on Tannembaum Ranch owned by Joseph Hawk in Galbraith, Colorado Springs. Photographer, Paul M. Koons. From WPA History of Grazing, Colorado.
US Remount Service thorobred sire, Mustang horse owned by W. H. Niel in Galbraith, Colorado Springs. From WPA History of Grazing, Colorado.
A mixed blood, steeldust sire horse owned by L. D. Wood from Galbraith, Colorado Springs. Photographer, Stewart Brothers, Commercial. From WPA History of Grazing, Colorado.
A crew branding cattle on a modern branding shoot on the Tannebaum Ranch owned by Joseph Hook. Branding irons on fire in right foreground. Photo by Paul M. Koons. From WPA History of Grazing, Colorado.
The Mount of the Holy Cross, a feature within the Holy Cross National Forest in Colorado. Photo by F.E. Colburn. Courtesy of U.S. Forest Service. From WPA History of Grazing, Colorado.
A group of "Wilks yearlings" in stake fence in Galbraith, Colorado Springs. Photo by A.H. Holmes. From WPA History of Grazing, Colorado.
A group of "steeldust" colts. William Holmes in foreground. Founded HOP Ranch, 1874, in Galbraith, Colorado Springs. From WPA History of Grazing, Colorado.
Cowboys on horses from Cheeseman Ranch ready for the fall round-up in East Central Colorado. Original photo by A. H. Holmes. From WPA History of Grazing, Colorado.
A boulder that "marks the Northern Terminus of the Texas Cattle Trail" where cattle herds traveled over the years 1871-1887. Photo courtesy of Abilene Chamber of Commerce. From WPA History of Grazing, Kansas.
Black and white photo of painting by C.G. Malm of Wild Bill Hickock, the "first Peace Officer" in Albilene in 1870. From WPA History of Grazing, Kansas.
A herd of cattle on the Millet Ranch near Ellsworth, Kansas. From WPA History of Grazing, Kansas.
A round up crew on horses and in wagons alongside a railroad track. Photo credit, Clark Company Historical Society. From WPA History of Grazing, Kansas.
Black and white collage of photos depicting men in front of brick homes on Ravenscraft ranches in Clark County, Kansas. From WPA History of Grazing, Kansas.
Black and white print of an illustration of cattle herds swimming across a river. Illustration from Kansas State Historical Society. From WPA History of Grazing, Kansas.
Cowboys and bar tenders in the Long Branch Salon. Photo credit to Kansas State Historical Society. From WPA History of Grazing, Kansas.
Portrait of Major Andrew Drumm, the proprietor of the famous "U" Ranch in Kansas. Photo credit to Missouri Valley Historical Society. From WPA History of Grazing, Kansas.
Portrait of E. M. Hewins, a prominent rancher over the Cherokee Strip in Kansas. From WPA History of Grazing, Kansas.
Mexican bullfighters in Dodge City, Kansas. Photo credit to Kansas State Historical Society. From WPA History of Grazing, Kansas.
Large group of cowboys at the general round up at SITKA. Photo credit to Clark Co. Historical Society. From WPA History of Grazing, Kansas.
Black and white print of the painting "Drifting Before the Storm" by Fredric Remington which depicts two men leading cattle through an uncomfortable storm. From WPA History of Grazing, Kansas.
A town advertising fire arms and "prickly ash bitters" in Dodge City, Kansas. Photo credit to Kansas State Historical Society. From WPA History of Grazing, Kansas.
A ranch home with cattle from the Drake Cattle Company fed and watered in front of home. Photo credit to Clark Co. Historical Society. From WPA History of Grazing, Kansas.
Black and white print of a drawing by Edward Rapier depicting a herd of cattle and three men driving in Dodge City. Photo credit to Kansas State Historical Society. From WPA History of Grazing, Kansas.
The Dodge City Cowboy Band. Photo credit to Kansas State Historical Society. From WPA History of Grazing, Kansas.
Black and white print of the illustration by Fredric Remington depicting a cowboy leading a line of cattle along a trail. Photo credit to Kansas State Historical Society. From WPA History of Grazing, Kansas.
Several cowboys (some wearing sheepskin chaps) lined up in an arena in Nebraska. From WPA History of Grazing, Nebraska.
Five grown men and one small boy on horses in an open field. From WPA History of Grazing, Nebraska.
Black and white photo of a single rider in front of grazing cattle in Western Nebraska. From WPA History of Grazing, Nebraska.
A bachelor cowhand preparing supper in Nebraska. From WPA History of Grazing, Nebraska.
A family with their wagons, horses, and a few cattle along the emigration trail to Custer County, Nebraska. From WPA History of Grazing, Nebraska.
A cowboy camp in Cherry County, Nebraska. From WPA History of Grazing, Nebraska.
Three men on horses in a field of cattle on the Lee Brothers Ranch in Brownlee, Cherry County, Nebraska. From WPA History of Grazing, Nebraska.
Christian Zehr's sheep ranch in front of his home located north of Kearney, Nebraska. From WPA History of Grazing, Nebraska.
A field of sheep, three men, and two horses in front of a barn on L. N. Russell's sheep ranch in Newton P. O. in Cherry County, Kansas. From WPA History of Grazing, Nebraska.
Men working on Boggs Sheep Ranch in Boggs Table, Nebraska. From WPA History of Grazing, Nebraska.
Two men and two women in front of a windmill with surrounding farm animals and equipment in Custer County, Nebraska. From WPA History of Grazing, Nebraska.
A large family in field in front of barn and surrounding farm in Custer County, Nebraska. From WPA History of Grazing, Nebraska.
Farm of Mr. Potter, one mile north of Westerville, Custer County, Nebraska. From WPA History of Grazing, Nebraska.
A farm with unidentified people in and beside wagon in Custer County, Nebraska. From WPA History of Grazing, Nebraska.
A lake bed with cattle watering in Peadon Stock Ranch located northeast of Cozad, Dawson County, Nebraska. From WPA History of Grazing, Nebraska.
Cattle crossing through water on the Josh Wood Ranch on the South Loop in Nebraska. From WPA History of Grazing, Nebraska.
Four men working to dehorn cattle on the Chumbly Ranch near Oconte, Custor County, Nebraska. From WPA History of Grazing, Nebraska.
Two boys holding tied cow while man brands the rump on the Cal Snyder Ranch at Middle Loup, Milburn, Nebraska. From WPA History of Grazing, Nebraska.
Man branding cow held down by rope and horse in Western Nebraska. From WPA History of Grazing, Nebraska.
Four cowboys wearing protective masks/hankerchiefs while "cutting squatter's fences" located 15 miles north of Brighton Ranch in Nebraska. From WPA History of Grazing, Nebraska.
Man with cattle on the Hannah Ranch on the south side of Middle Loup River, west of Milburn, Custer County, Nebraska. From WPA History of Grazing, Nebraska.
Four cowboys playing poker with horses tied in open field in Western Nebraska. From WPA History of Grazing, Nebraska.
Men rounding up horses for an evening camp while traveling through Southwest Kansas. From WPA History of Grazing, Kansas.
Farm girl and boy watering a horse with mother watching by their sod home in either Beaver County, Oklahoma or Meade County, Kansas. Photo by F.M. Steel. From WPA History of Grazing, Kansas.
A roundup crew and cattle along the Cimmarron River in Southwest Kansas. Photo by F.M. Steel. From WPA History of Grazing, Kansas.
A roundup crew and cattle along the Cimmarron River in Southwest Kansas. Photo by F.M. Steel. From WPA History of Grazing, Kansas.
A round up of cattle and one covered wagon on the flats of Barker County, Kansas. Photo by F.M. Steel. From WPA History of Grazing, Kansas.
Family in front of their stone ranch house in Clark County, Kansas. Photo by F.M. Steel. From WPA History of Grazing, Kansas.
Two men branding a calve on a ranch in Barker County, Kansas. Photo by F.M. Steel. From WPA History of Grazing, Kansas.
A crew of men branding cattle in Southwest Kansas. Photo by F.M. Steel. From WPA History of Grazing, Kansas.
Cattle, cowboys, and people in two wagons alongside the railroad tracks in Comanche County, Kansas. Photo by F.M. Steel. From WPA History of Grazing, Kansas.
Eight cowboys eating with their mess kits at a cow camp in Southwest Kansas. Photo by F.M. Steel. From WPA History of Grazing, Kansas.
A natural rock shelter for cattle on a ranch in Barker County, Kansas. Photo by F.M. Steel. From WPA History of Grazing, Kansas.
A roundup of horses and cattle on the U-Ranch in the Cherokee Strip. Photo by F.M. Steel. From WPA History of Grazing, Kansas.
A roundup crew eating dinner around the chuck wagon at camp in Barber County, Kansas. Photo by F.M. Steel. From WPA History of Grazing, Kansas.
Three men branding cattle on a ranch in Southwest Kansas. Photo by F.M. Steel. From WPA History of Grazing, Kansas.
Cowboys branding calves in Elko County, Nevada. From WPA History of Grazing, Nevada.
Man "cutting-out" a newborn calve from his mother on a ranch in Elko County, Nevada. From WPA History of Grazing, Nevada.
Sheep grazing in a field in Elko County, Nevada. From WPA History of Grazing, Nevada.
Two unidentified ranch hands from Lou Hammer's ranch in Nebraska. From WPA History of Grazing, Nebraska.
Family in front of their sod home on a farm in Custer County, Nebraska. From WPA History of Grazing, Nebraska.
Black and white print of an illustration depicting cattle crossing the Arkansas River near Dodge City, Kansas. Photo credit to Kansas State Historical Society. See WPA History of Grazing, Kansas.
Cattle near Fort Sill, Oklahoma Territory. Photo credit to Roy E. Heffner, Scoonerland's Picture Man in Norman, Oklahoma. From WPA History of Grazing, Oklahoma.
Cattle near Fort Sill, Oklahoma Territory. Photo credit to Roy E. Heffner, Scoonerland's Picture Man in Norman, Oklahoma. From WPA History of Grazing, Oklahoma.
Men selecting and roping certain horses from a herd in Oklahoma. Photo credit to Ewing Hausell, Vinita, Oklahoma. From WPA History of Grazing, Oklahoma.
Cowboys branding cattle in Oklahoma. Photo credit to Ewing Hausell, Vinita, Oklahoma. From WPA History of Grazing, Oklahoma.
A head of cattle with "young white faces" in Oklahoma. Photo credit to Ewing Hausell, Vinita, Oklahoma. From WPA History of Grazing, Oklahoma.
A herd of cattle grazing on a ranch in Oklahoma. Photo credit to Ewing Hausell, Vinita, Oklahome. From WPA History of Grazing, Oklahoma.
Yearling cattle at a feeding rack on a ranch in Oklahoma. Photo credit to Ewing Hausell, Vinita, Oklahoma. From WPA History of Grazing, Oklahoma.
Cattle grazing on ranch land in Oklahoma. Photo credit to Ewing Hausell, Vinita, Oklahoma. From WPA History of Grazing, Oklahoma.
One cowboy before a field of cattle in Osage County, Oklahoma. Photo credit to Farmer-Stockment, Oklahoma. From WPA History of Grazing, Oklahoma.
A cattle drive in Western Oklahoma. Courtesy of Eanis G. Helm, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. From WPA History of Grazing, Oklahoma.
Men eating under the canopy of a wagon while traveling in Oklahoma. Courtesy of Ewing Hausell, Vinita, Oklahoma. From WPA History of Grazing, Oklahoma.
Men eating around a chuck wagon with rubber covered wheels while traveling from Centralia to Bird Creek in Oklahoma. Courtesy of Ewing Hausell, Vinita, Oklahoma. From WPA History of Grazing, Oklahoma.
One man preparing food at a chuck wagon campsite in Oklahoma. Courtesy of Ewing Hausell, Vinita, Oklahoma. From WPA History of Grazing, Oklahoma.
Men branding and spaying cattle on a ranch in Oklahoma. Courtesy of Ewing Hausell, Vinita, Oklahoma. From WPA History of Grazing, Oklahoma.
Men branding a cow on Square Ranch in Oklahoma. Courtesy of Ewing Hausell, Vinita, Oklahoma. From WPA History of Grazing, Oklahoma.
Man on horse weaning calves away from mother cows. Courtesy of H. H. Mundy, Pawkuska, Oklahoma. From WPA History of Grazing, Oklahoma.
Men branding cattle in Osage County, Oklahoma. Courtesy of H. H. Mundy, Pawkuska, Oklahoma. From WPA History of Grazing, Oklahoma.
Men branding cattle in a corral. Courtesy of H. H. Mundy, Pawkuska, Oklahoma. From WPA History of Grazing, Oklahoma.
"Buckaroo" roping a calf on Alvord Ranch. From WPA History of Grazing, Oregon.
Man on horseback in open field looking back at an airplane in the sky. From WPA History of Grazing, Oregon.
View of mountain backdrop, barn, and three horses at the "Willow and Stone Corral" on the Alvord Ranch. From WPA History of Grazing, Oregon.
Lone vehicle driving along a dirt road in "Sagebrush Country" in Eastern Oregon. From WPA History of Grazing, Oregon.
Buck, doe, and three fawn mule deer eating vegetation. From WPA History of Grazing, Oregon.
A mule deer standing erect in a field. From WPA History of Grazing, Oregon.
Long line of early horse-drawn freight wagons on trail in Oregon. From WPA History of Grazing, Oregon.
Two Basque women dressed in typical old world mantillas in Malhery County, Oregon. From WPA History of Grazing, Oregon.
Group of cowboys "ready for a roundup at Antelope 50 years ago". From WPA History of Grazing, Oregon.
Absent herder's pack-burro on field of grazing sheep in Oregon. From WPA History of Grazing, Oregon.
Several different cattle brand designs. From WPA History of Grazing, Oregon.
Two cowboy riders herding cattle towards barn on a cattle ranch in Eastern Oregon. From WPA History of Grazing, Oregon.
Ghost town in Harney City, Oregon. From WPA History of Grazing, Oregon.
Main Street in the abandoned ghost town of Harney City. From WPA History of Grazing, Oregon.
Main Street in the abandoned ghost town of Harney City. From WPA History of Grazing, Oregon.
The house of Santa Gertrudis on his Ranch. His front door is 40 miles from main gate of ranch, the capital of his domain measuring to twice the size of Rhode Island. From WPA History of Grazing, Texas.
Cowboys guiding several cattle across the Rio Grande River at "Big Bend" near Castolon, Texas. From WPA History of Grazing, Texas.
Four men branding cattle on a Texas ranch. Commercial photographer, H. L. Summerville, San Antonio, Texas. From WPA History of Grazing, Texas.
Eight cowboys branding cattle in a corral on Edwards Ranch, near Big Spring, Texas. Commercial photographer, National Photo Print Co., El Paso, Texas. From WPA History of Grazing, Texas.
Cattle drive in high plains country near Amarillo, Texas. Commercial photographer, McCormick Co., Amarillo, Texas. From WPA History of Grazing, Texas.
Men branding cattle on Stimson Ranch in Stanford, Texas. From WPA of Grazing, Texas.
Several Texas Longhorn cattle in Breckenridge Park, San Antonio, Texas. From WPA History of Grazing, Texas.
Field of Texas Longhorn cattle and a 16-year old Brahma steer. Photographer, U.S. Forest Service. From WPA History of Grazing, Texas.
Two Texas Longhorns in Brackenridge Park, San Antonio, Bexar Co. Texas. From WPA History of Grazing, Texas.
A cholla cactus in Culberson County, Texas. From WPA History of Grazing, Texas.
Three different Texas Longhorn steers. From WPA History of Grazing, Texas.
Calf roping prior to branding on Stimson Ranch, Standford, Texas. From WPA History of Grazing, Texas.
Early drift fence in Potter County, Texas. From WPA History of Grazing, Texas.
Boot Hill graveyard in Old Tascosa, Oldham County, Texas. From WPA History of Grazing, Texas.
John Arnot standing next to early drift fence on Frying Pan Ranch in Potter County, Texas. From WPA History of Grazing, Texas.
Henry Slack on horse at the "World's First Rodeo" in Pecos, Texas. From WPA History of Grazing, Texas.
Men at chuck wagon under canopy on the Stimson Ranch, Standford, Texas. From WPA History of Grazing, Texas.
Cabin home on the "Old T" Ranch, Anchor Headquarters Canyon, Texas. From WPA History of Grazing, Texas.
Cattle in stockyard pens at Fort Worth, Tarrant County, Texas. From WPA History of Grazing, Texas.
Three men standing at edge of stockyard pen at Fort Worth, Tarrant County, Texas. From WPA of Grazing, Texas.
Black and white print of an illustration depicting Fort Worth, Texas. From WPA History of Grazing, Texas.
The "Live Stock Exchange" building in Fort Worth, Texas. From WPA History of Grazing, Texas.
Contour furrows constructed by CCC workers to provide flood control and range improvement in fields one mile southwest of Pocatello, Bancock County, Idaho. Photos by J.G. James. From WPA History of Grazing, Washington.
Serious gully damage on badly overgrazed range land near American Falls, Power County, Idaho. Photo by A.L. Hafernichter. From WPA History of Grazing, Washington.
Large gully damage to overgrazed range land near Yale, Cassia County, Idaho. Photo by A.L. Hafernichter. From WPA History of Grazing, Washington.
Damaged range land after overgrazing in Emmet, Gem County, Idaho. Photo by J.G. James. From WPA History of Grazing, Washington.
Thirty-four acre field of Contour Furrows seeded with native grasses on the E. P. Ellis farm, located six miles East of Lewiston, Nez Perce County, Idaho. Photo by J.G. James. From WPA History of Grazing, Washington.
Heavily damaged soil after overgrazing on the Upper Snake River Plains near American Falls, Idaho. Photo by J. G. James. From WPA History of Grazing, Washington.
Field of contour furrows constructed after damage by overgrazing and erosion on property owned by A. C. Beckman, W. J. Oaks, and Crowfool Land Company in Boise and Gem County, Idaho. Photo by J. G. James. From WPA History of Grazing, Washington.
Sheep herder's camp wagon alongside road in Camas Creek, Idaho. Photo by Wayne W. Ward (USDA). From WPA History of Grazing, Washington.
A water catchment basin on farm of A. E. Morken, East of Genesse, Latah County, Idaho. From WPA History of Grazing, Washington.
Fenced filed flowered by dominant plant (Leptotoaenia sp.) located two miles North of Sweet, Gem County, Idaho. Photo by J.R. Roaf (USDA). From WPA History of Grazing, Washington.
Soil Conservation crew gathering bunchgrass seed East of Spokane, Washington used to re-sod the plains in Eastern Washington. Photo by H. H. Harris (USDA). From WPA History of Grazing, Washington.
Overgrazed and damaged field in front of another field with sheep grazing located five miles West of Horseshoe Bend, Idaho. Photo by J. G. James (USDA). From WPA History of Grazing, Washington.
Stock watering pond constructed in fall of 1939, owned by John J. Driscoll in Moscow, Idaho. Photo by Jack G. James (USDA). From WPA History of Grazing, Washington.
Stock watering trough owned and operated by A. C. and Donald J. Linhan in Genesse, Idaho. From WPA History of Grazing, Washington.
Aerial view of the watershed in Boise, Idaho. USDA photograph. From WPA History of Grazing, Washington.
Abandoned farm destroyed by overgrazing and wind erosion to the soil, located fifteen miles South of Boardman, Morrow County, Oregon. Photographer, J.G. James. From WPA History of Grazing, Washington.
Densely vegetated range of native bunchgrass not grazed due to lack of water for cattle on W. P. Kilkenny farm, located ten miles Northeast of Heppner, Morrrow County, Oregon. From WPA History of Grazing, Washington.
Overgrazed field contrasted to fenced off, densely covered area in Morrow County, Oregon. Photo by Howard H. Harris (USDA). From WPA History of Grazing, Washington.
Range under good condition after light spring and fall grazing. Photo by Howard H. Harris (USDA). From WPA History of Grazing, Washington.
The Fort Rock Land Use project documenting a pile of Wild Rye around barren, eroded soil in Lake County, Oregon. Photo by Howard H. Harris (USDA). From WPA History of Grazing, Washington.
The Fort Rock Land Use project documenting an abandoned homestead site after severe wind erosion in Lake County, Oregon. Photo by Howard H. Harris (USDA). From WPA History of Grazing, Washington.
Ten watering troughs constructed by "CCC enrollees for SCS-0-1" located twenty-six miles East of Pendleton, Umatilla County, Oregon. Photo by J.G. James (USDA). From WPA History of Grazing, Washington.
Stock water reservoir constructed to improve water availability for cattle at Warm Springs Indian Reservation in Jefferson County, Oregon. Photo by J.G. James (USDA). From WPA History of Grazing, Washington.
The Happy Canyon Dam at Simnasho, Wasco County, Oregon. Photo by J.G. James (USDA). From WPA History of Grazing, Washington.
Evidence of erosion and gullying on slopes west of Brogan, Mahleur County, Oregon. Photo by J.G. James (USDA). From WPA History of Grazing, Washington.
Damage to Coleville National Forest after forest fire. From WPA History of Grazing, Washington.
Log being burned out for use as watering trough in Coleville National Forest. From WPA History of Grazing, Washington.
Man building fence to separate cattle and sheep ranges at Coleville National Forest. From WPA History of Grazing, Washington.
Cattle pastures by the sea in Callam County, Washington. From WPA History of Grazing, Washington.
Dairy herd on a pasture in Western Washington. From WPA History of Grazing, Washington.
Winter feeding of cattle in a pasture in South Central Washington. From WPA History of Grazing, Washington.
Herd of shorthorn cattle belonging to T. H. McKeeman Kittitas Company. From WPA History of Grazing, Washington.
Sheep grazing on pasture by San Poil River, North of Keller, Ferry County, Washington. From WPA History of Grazing, Washington.
Melville cattle on pasture near Lamont, Washington. From WPA History of Grazing, Washington.
Water dam constructed for the conservation program on a cattle range in Umtanum. From WPA History of Grazing, Washington.
Two farms on poor conditioned soil, located between Springdale and Loon Lake, Spokane County, Washington. From WPA History of Grazing, Washington.
Alfalfa hay feed storage units on McKensie-Richardson Sheep Ranch, located five miles East of Hooper, Washington. Photo by Howard H. Harris (USDA). From WPA History of Grazing, Washington.
Windmill in Lincoln County, Washington. Photo by Jack G. James (USDA). From WPA History of Grazing, Washington.
A ten mile fence constructed to divide the McKenzie-Richardson Ranch into pasture plots. Photo by Howard H. Harris (USDA). From WPA History of Grazing, Washington.
Stock watering development on ranch in Pullman, Whitman County, Washington. Photo by Leo L. Anderson (USDA). From WPA History of Grazing, Washington.
Damaged soil and plant growth (sweet clover and grass) after overgrazing on the Tracy Lyman farm, located three miles Northeast of Dayton, Columbia County, Washington. Photographer, J.G. James (USDA). From WPA History of Grazing, Washington.
Sheep range under good condition after regulated spring and fall sheep grazing on McGregor farm, located one to three miles Southwest of Hooper, Whitman County, Washington. Photographer, A.L. Hafenrichter. From WPA History of grazing, Washington.
Heavily eroded field restored to grassy condition after three years of growth. Photo by A.L. Hafenrichter. From WPA History of Grazing, Washington.
Native bunchgrass growth in field located one-quarter mile North of Mission Street Bridge, Spokane, Washington. Photo by j.G. James. From WPA History of Grazing, Washington.
Regulated and unprotected grazing land divided by a fence located six miles Southwest of Pomeroy, Garfield County, Washington. Photo by J.G. James. From WPA History of Grazing, Washington.
CCC workers constructing contour furrows to improve overgrazed land located forty-two miles west of Yakima, Yakima County, Washington. Photo by J.G. James. From WPA History of Grazing, Washington.
Flock of nine-hundred lambs grazing on an alfalfa field owned by Leroy Sanders in Tacoma, Washington. Photo by J.G. James. From WPA History of Grazing, Washington.
Directors of Union Pacific Railroad posed next to train and under sign that reads: "100th Meridian sign, 275 West of Omaha." Photo by J. Carbutt. From WPA History of Grazing, Wyoming.
Roundup camp out on range in Wyoming. From WPA History of Grazing, Wyoming.
Ten pure-bred Hereford, prize winning, cattle on ranch near Cheyenne, Wyoming. From WPA History of Grazing, Wyoming.
Three men standing in sheep corral filled with dead sheep after Range War between a Mr. Leckie and unknown cattlemen. War took place east of Pinedale, near present Scab Creek Ranger Station, Bridger National Forest, Wyoming. From WPA History of Grazing, Wyoming.
Cattle train near Laramie, Wyoming. From WPA History of Grazing, Wyoming.
Loading cattle into corrals near Laramie, Wyoming. From WPA History of Grazing, Wyoming.
Loading cattle from corrals into train cars in Wyoming. From WPA History of Grazing, Wyoming.
Home and surrounding buildings on the Diamond Ranch (at one time owned by Rainsford, an architect from New York in the 1880's and 1890's), located near Chugwater, Wyoming. From WPA History of Grazing, Wyoming.
Public ballroom (built by Geo. W. Thatcher, Jr. in 1905) decorated for the ACU Junior Prom in Logan, Utah.
Two men seated on three team horse wagon labeled: "Wrights and Belgians."
Snow College building.
Several small boats on shore of river. Two men seated in one, a family with two guides seated in a second with American Flag, the remaining are empty.
Large group photo in front of a public library (mostly women and children pictured).
Large group photo in front of the American Flag hung in a doorway of a building (mostly children pictured).
Matthew H. Forester on farm and with his family.
Black and white photo of an oil portrait of David Oman McKay (1873-1970) painted by Everett Thorpe.
David Oman McKay with oil portrait and artist Everett Thorpe (?).
Logan Cache Airport during winter.
Logan Cache Airport runway.
CCC camp barracks with cooks pictured at Tony Grove in Logan Canyon, Utah (later used as USU Forestry Field Station).
Lodge at Right Fork in Logan Canyon.
Panorama of Thiokol Chemical Corporation installed at Blue Creek, Box Elder County, Utah.
Landscape scene of mountains and small community.
Avard Fairbanks modeling the bust of John A. Widstoe in outside setting.
Workers (possibly CCC) constructing a concrete lining for a canal(?).
Aerial view of the Logan LDS Temple looking east during the winter.
Aerial view of the Logan LDS Temple during the winter.
Choir performance in a performance hall, possibly Logan Tabernacle.
South Main Street in Logan, Utah. Photo appeared in Student Life, pg. 18, March 14, 1919.
Black and white print of an engraving of the Cache County Courthouse in Logan, Utah, constructed in 1882-1883 by the United Order Manufacturing and Building Company under management of C. W. Nibley and Truman O. Angell, Jr. Two wings later added.
Portrait of Harry Longbaugh (Sundance Kid) and Etta Place. Photo donated from William C. Linn, Pinkerton's Agency.
Group photo of Harry Longbaugh, Bill Carver, Ben Kilpatrick, Harvey Logan, and "Butch" Cassidy. Photo donated from William C. Linn, Pinkerton's Agency.
Portrait of Jesse James.
Portrait of Tom Horn (1861-1903).
Logan LDS Temple in Logan, Utah.
Portrait of T. Joe Cahill, an early Wyoming lawman who helped capture Tom Horn and the Wild Bunch.
Gravestone of Tom Horn (1861-1903) located in Colorado.
Bassett Cemetery Brown's Park with Queen Ann's Grave.
Orson Behunin, a rancher from Burntfork, Wyoming, and Hal Stephens at Washum Cemetery in Henry's Fork, Wyoming. Photo donated by Kerry Ross Boren.
Scenic view of the Lucerne Valley and Flaming Gorge Reservoir just Northeast of Manila. Photo by Lowell S. Hilpert. Photo donated by Kerry Ross Boren.
Charles Fletch Taylor of Platte Co., Wisconsin (also a member of the Quantrill Guerrillas), Frank James dressed in CSA uniform, and Jesse James photoed in Nashville, Tennessee just at the close of the Civil War. Photo donated by Kerry Ross Boren in 1974.
A posse from Tipton, Wyoming that chased The Wild Bunch posed in front of a Union Pacific train. Identifications from left to right include: Joe Lefores, an unidentified man, T.T. Keliker, H. Davis, George Hiatt, Jeff Carr, and Si Funk. Photo donated by Union Pacific Railroad Company in 1974.
Portrait of man with signature "Kerry Boren from Cowboy Joe," donated by Kerry Ross Boren.
Gravesight of John Baker, brother to Jim Baker and mountain man (1826-1901), and his wife Cora Baker (ca. 1830-1877) in the Washum Cemetery, Henry's Fork, Wyoming. Photo by H.G. Stephens. Photo donated by Kerry Ross Boren in 1974.
Gravesight of the Richard E. and Sarah Jane Son family in Washum Cemetery, Henry's Fork, Wyoming. Sarah Jane Son was the daughter of John Baker. Photo by H.G. Stephens. Photo donated by Kerry Ross Boren in 1974.
Prison photo of George LeRoy Parker, commonly known as Butch Cassidy from the Wyoming State Prison in Rawlins, Wyoming.
Pinkerton Detective Agency warrant and reward posted for Butch Cassidy and The Wild Bunch.
Evidence of an avalanche in Logan Canyon below Third Dam. Original negative from Logan City Engineer.
View of Third Dam site before construction in Logan Canyon, Utah.
Original negative from Logan City Engineer
H. E. Hatch's summer home since 1952 at St. Ann's Retreat in Logan Canyon, Utah. Original negative from Logan City Engineer.
Construction of Third Dam, Logan Canyon, Utah. Original negative from Logan City Engineer.
Relief valve for the Utah Power and Light Company flume in Logan Canyon, Utah. Original negative from Logan City Engineer.
Three men at site for the flume between Second and Third Dam in Logan Canyon, Utah. Original negative from Logan City Engineer.
Men at work at an excavation site for the flume between Second and Third Dam in Logan Canyon, Utah. Original negative from Logan City Engineer.
Hydro-Electric plant and flume during reconstruction at Second Dam in Logan Canyon, Utah. Original negative from Logan City Engineer.
Various views near Third Dam cite in Logan Canyon, Utah. Original negative from Logan City Engineer.
Construction at Third Dam in Logan Canyon, Utah. Original negative from Logan City Engineer.
Construction on the spillway of Third Dam in Logan Canyon, Utah. Original negative from Logan City Engineer.
Construction on the flume at the City Hydro Electric Plant at Second Dam in Logan Canyon, Utah. Original photo from Logan City Engineer.
Construction at First Dam with UP and L Hydro Plant in background in Logan Canyon, Utah. Original photo from Logan City Engineer.
Home and yard near or in Logan Canyon, Utah. Original photo from Logan City Engineer.
Survey crew eating by tent and wagon for reconstruction at the City Hydro Plant in Logan Canyon, Utah. Original photo from Logan City Engineer.
Workmen gathered together at Third Dam construction site in Logan Canyon, Utah. Original photo from Logan City Engineer.
Men installing a turbine at City Hydro Plant at Second Dam in Logan Canyon, Utah. Original photo from Logan City Engineer.
Site of Third Dam before flooding in Logan Canyon, Utah. Original photo from Logan City Engineer.
Catch basin at the head of the Second Dam flume in Logan Canyon, Utah. Original photo from Logan City Engineer.
Third Dam after reconstruction in Logan Canyon, Utah. Original photo from Logan City Engineer.
Men standing at Third Dam during reconstruction in Logan Canyon, Utah. Original photo from Logan City Engineer.
Third Dam after reconstruction in Logan Canyon, Utah. Original photo from Logan City Engineer.
Construction at Third Dam in Logan Canyon, Utah. Original photo from Logan City Engineer.
John Crookston, Sr. on a velocipede, who regularly inspected the track for Cache Junction Railroads through to Bear River Canyon.
John Crookston store and home.
Ray Crookston at Union Pacific Railroad Pumphouse. Water was pumped from the Bear River to the water tower north of the U.P Depot.
John Crookston with his dog Rover on a handcar inspecting the tracks in the Bear River Canyon, Utah (two copies).
A Union Pacific Railroad train on a wooden trestle in Bear River Canyon near Webster, Utah.
John Crookston on handcar inspecting tracks at a tunnel in Bear River Canyon, Utah.
Hammond Canal System in the Bear River Narrows, site later flooded by Cutler Dam.
Unidentified home at or near the Bear River Narrows.
View of Cache Junction, Utah looking Northwest. Photo taken from roof of Roundhouse.
A newly constructed yellow-brick schoolhouse in Mendon, Utah.
An old red-brick schoolhouse in Mendon, Utah.
Group photo of Sweeten's Band in Mendon, Utah. Identifications include (starting at bottom-left): Joseph Hancock, Jr., M. D. Bird, Irvan Gardner, William Issac Sorensen, George Hughes, Gilbert Sweeten, Morey Baker, Charles Baker, Frederick Sorensen, Joseph Hancock, Sr., Philip Sorensen, Robert Sweeten, John Westover, Magnus Larsen, Simon Baker.
Group photo on the lawn of Isaac Sorensen's home. Identifications include (from left to right) first row: A. N. Sorensen, Jane R. Hughes, Jake Sorensen, Mary Ann H. Bird, Irvin Gardner, Bertha Sorensen. Second row: Ida Gardner, Neleph Sorensen, M. Sorensen, C. Buist, I. Sorensen. Third row: John Ladle, Minnis Gardner, A. W. Richard, Anna Sorensen, Alex Buist.
Group photo of children and one man (most likely a school photo) in Mendon, Utah.
The Liberty Bell en route by special train to the Panama-Pacific International Exposition in San Francisco.
Four women and two men in front of the "Railroad Eating House" (probably the Ballard Restaurant) on East side of railroad tracks in Cache Junction, Utah. Remodeled into private home. Demolished in 1975.
Crowds gathered in Cache Junction, Utah to see the Liberty Bell on its passage to the Panama-Pacific International Exposition in San Francisco.
Frank Nye plowing a field east of town. Canyon House Hotel visible in distance.
The Farmers Banking Company Building, which merged with Cache Valley Bank on June 10, 1910 and continued in operation until January 13, 1928.
J. H. Barker's General Store in Cache Junction, Utah. Original photo used in Polk's Logan City and Cache County Directory 1905-1906, p. 161.
Members of the first LDS Sunday School posed before stone school.
Hotel in Cache Junction, Utah.
Lyric Theatre on West Center Street in Logan, Utah. The theatre was constructed and operated by George W. Thatcher, Jr. in 1913. Utah State University purchased the Theatre in 1959.
Portrait of Paul Jones, the Vicar, St. John's Mission Logan, Utah from September 3, 1906-June 17,1914, and the Episcopal Bishop of Utah from 1914-1918.
Parade for Pioneer Day, July 24, on Main Street in Logan, Utah.
Portrait of Reverend Allen Jacobs, the Vicar of St. John's Episcopal Church in Logan, Utah.
Family portrait of James Kilfoyle (1805-1874) and three daughters, one identified as Deseret Kilfoyle Archibald (1859-1916).
Portrait of Elizabeth Russell Archibald (1819-1908), a settler of Wellsville, Utah in 1862.
Deseret Kilfoyle (John Archibald's second wife) and Alberta Archibald Larsen in front John Archibald home in Wellsville, Utah.
John Archibald and family in front of his home, built for his first wife, Elizabeth Henry Archibald. Identifications include (left to right): James Archibald, John Archibald, Ezra Archibald, Elizabeth Henry Archibald, Alan Archibald.
John Haslam, Mary Ann Archibald Haslam, and the mother of John Haslam in front of his home in Wellsville, Utah.
Borden Condensed Milk Company Factory delivering milk on wagons in Wellsville, Utah.
Nicholas Welch Crookston leading plow and oxen breaking the ground for the Rapid Transit Co. tracks while crowd watches.
Men operating a horse-powered threshing line on the town farmlot of George F. Ashcroft, Sr. Identifications include: James William Seamons, John Kirby, Wilford G. Dames, Alf. Kirby, George F. Ashcroft, Jr., Appie Woolf, Henry Ashcroft, Jim Balls, Rozel Hyde, and some unidentified individuals.
A horse-freight train hauling a boiler from the UPRR depot to the Agricultural College of Utah through Main and Center Street in Logan, Utah.
View of Logan, Utah with the Thatcher Milling and Elevator Co., Mill Race, BYC, and Woodruff School visible.
View of the Logan River and Logan Sugar Factory in Logan, Utah.
View of the Bear River (the Cornish Sugar Factory in distance) between Lewiston and Cornish, Utah.
Wheeler and England Company workers loading trucks while widening the cut for US Highway 91 through Logan Canyon, Utah.
Workers crushing rock and transporting material for the Logan Canyon Highway Project.
Wheeler and England Construction Company workers camp during the construction of Logan Canyon highway.
Two men in convertible while driving down Main with sign that reads: "Governor Clyde."
View of Logan Main Street and Center intersection with many people in wagons and on foot.
Roofless Woolen Mill, constructed in 1875-1876, in Logan, Utah. Never completed.
An orchard and sugar beet field in Trenton, Utah.
The Empire Gristmill, built by Brigham Young in the 1860's and destroyed by fire in 1883. The mill was located in City Creek, Salt Lake City, Utah.
Main Street looking North from the rooftop of 26 South Main.
Center Street looking West from 2nd East in Logan, Utah.
Center Street with Trinity Methodist Church visible in Logan, Utah.
First North looking East from Main Street in Logan, Utah.
Vehicles parked alongside the West side of Main Street between Center and First North.
Ada Peart Traveller and Jerusha Bair hand-wrapping butter at Utah Condensed Milk Company in Richmond, Utah.
The first office at Sego Diary Plant. Albert Thompson, Linnie Telford, C.Z. Harris, and Roger Ireland pictured.
Creamery Office with Robert Ireland, Miss Merrill, and Lillian pictured.
Group photo of the employees at Sego Milk Company. Identifications include (left to right) first row: Albert H. Thompson, Earnest Johnson, John Johnson, Victor Johnson, William Barnett, Jody Albiston, Matt Feltman, Frank W. Traveller; second row: Minniette Anderson (Lewis), Bertha Shepard (Hyde), C. E. Merrill, C. Z. Harris, Robert Ireland, J. W. Hendricks, Frank Stout, Mabel Covey (Pitcher), Amelia Stens (Nolan); third row: Justin Skidmore, Sarah Merrill (Larsen), Ethel Buxton (Bair), Nettie Feltman (Whittle), Nina Bowman (Burnham), Rozina Woodland (Adamson), Sarah Johnson (Smith), Irene Rainey, Eliza Monson (Kerr), Christian Knudson, Arthur Hurst; fourth row: Lapriel Buxton (Webb), Clara Bair (Johnson), Jerusha Bair (Preece), Dan Kennedy, Ada Pert (Traveller), Charlie Peterson, Flora Burnham (Kent), Nels Peterson, Maggie Johnson, Inez Egan (Maben), Edgar Merrill, Jacob Watson, James Gyllenskog, Claus Anderson.
Jacob Watson standing in the cheese making room at Utah Condensed Milk Company in Richmond, Utah.
Utah Condensed Milk Co. employees Robert Ireland, Justin Skidmore, and Jacob Watson at the butter churn.
Brick home of Jacob Watson with family in front in Smithfield, Utah.
View of the Thatcher Opera House the morning after a fire that destroyed the building.
The Mendon Social Band in Mendon, Utah. Identifications include top row, left to right: George Walker, Emer Richards, Oscar Barrett, Henry Sorensen, Joseph Sorensen, George Gardner, W. M. Hughes, Vernon Bird, and Carl Hughes. Bottom row, left to right: Ammon Sorensen, Lyman Sorensen, Charles Bird, Seth Baker, Roy Baker, Perley Sorensen, and Floyd Hardman.
Interior of the Thatcher Music Company. Mr. Gilbert, Thorp, and Young pictured.
Interior of Logan City Offices. Employees pictured include the City Clerk: Elizabeth Parkinson; Book-keeping: Irvin (Steve) Hawkins; Treasury: Reuben Pedersen; Water Department: Warren Sahow; Electric Department: Leland Hailstone. Donated by Mrs. Heber Bingham, 1975.
Dr. W. B. Parkinson standing next to his first car. Donate by Mrs. Heber Bingham in 1975.
Two men and one woman next to two vehicles inside the Logan Garage and Supply Company located at 241 North Main Street, Logan, Utah. Donated by Mrs. Heber Bingham in 1975.
Dr. W. B. Parkinson seated in his buggy in front of the Pioneer Drug Store, located at 33 North Main Street, Logan, Utah. Photo donated by Mrs. Heber Bingham in 1975.
Fire men in front of the Fire Department located on the West side of Main Street between First North and Courthouse Square in Logan, Utah. Firemen include: N. W. Crookston, Dave Crookston, Joseph Knowles, Joseph Campbell, Andrew McKinney, Henry Hayball, Will Brown, Charles Robbins, George Fister, and a Mr. Farr.
A crowd of mostly men gathered around a speaker at the Hyrum Dam Celebration, marking the beginning of the construction of the Hyrum Dam.
Black and white sketch depicting men on horses and one man disrupting an Indian's burial site.
Black and white sketch depicting three men in river, one with a gun, who are unable to retrieve their clothing from surrounding snakes.
Group photo of LDS church officials and US Government officer's at Washington D.C. who were involved with sending relief to individuals in Europe shortly after World War II. Identifications include: Edgar B. Brossand (U.S. Tariff Commissioner), Abram H. Cannon (Classification Officer, Interior Department), Ernest L. Wilkinson (Attorney and member of a Stake Presidency), William E. Warne (Assistant Commissioner, Bureau of Reclamation), Joseph A. Anderson (Secretary to LDS Church President), Thomas E. McKay (Assistant to the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles), John A. Widstoe (one of the Twelve Apostles), Kenneth Markwell (Assistant Commissioner, Bureau of Reclamation), H. W. Bushore (Commissioner, Bureau of Reclamation), German S. Ellsworth (Assistant to the Commissioner, Bureau of Reclamation), George Albert Smith (President of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latterday Saints). Photo donated by Dr. E. B. Brossand of Salt Lake City in 1975.
LDS church leaders standing in front of the Washington D. C. Temple, located at 16th Street and Columbia Road. The church leaders were in Washington DC to meet with President Truman to arrange for relief supplies to be sent to Europe. Identifications include (left to right): Joseph Anderson (Secretary to the First Presidency), John a. Widstoe (LDS Apostle), German S. Ellsworth, George Albert Smith (LDS President), Thomas E. McKay and Edgar B. Brossand. Donated by Dr. E. B. Brossand, 1975.
View of Logan from the Brigham Young College looking East to the LDS Temple (four copies). Photo by C.R. Savage.
Group photo of faculty and students from Brigham Young College. Identifications include W. H. Apperley, J. H. Paul, Jacob Hendrickson, Frederick Parkinson, Lewis McCarry, Edwin W. Fifield, Lizzie McCarrey, George S. Daines, George W. Skidmore.
Crowd standing at platform of the Union Pacific Depot in Cache Junction, Utah. The depot was constructed in 1890 and was demolished in 1975.
Main Street of Rigby, Idaho looking east.
Main Street looking southeast with both horse carriages and vehilces in Rigby, Idaho.
View of a street lined with stores and telephone poles in Logan, Utah.
Black and white lithograph entitled "Pass of the Standing Rock" depicting Weston Canyon, Idaho. Lithograph from the expedition report by J. C. Fremont.
A. C. Peale and others camped at Franklin Butte and the Northern end of Cache Valley completing work for the U.S. Geological and Geographical Survey of the Territories.
Sketch of St. Mary's Roman Catholic Mission established for the Flatheads in Montana as the Easternmost Roman Catholic Mission in the Pacific Northwest.
Sketch depicting a John D. Holladay Company wagon train along the O'Fallon's Bluffs on the Platte River in Nebraska. Artist, Alfred Lambourne.
Black and white sketch showing a John D. Holladay Company wagon train along Laramie Peak from the Black Hills in Wyoming. Artist, Alfred Lambourne.
Black and with sketch depicting a "forced night drive of Holladay PEF Company...to escape from Sioux" indians. Artist, Alfred Lambourne.
Black and white drawing depicting the burning and massacre at China Town in Rock Springs, Wyoming.
Black and white copy of an engraving of Chimney Rock in Nebraska by Frederick Piercy.
Black and white copy of an engraving depicting Independence Rock in Wyoming by Frederick Piercy.
Black and white drawing depicting a battle scene with men shooting at unknown target.
Black and white sketch depicting cattle caught in a blizzard on the Great Plains.
Charles M. Russell painting in his studio. From Kelly Collection: Utah State Historical Society.
Black and white sketch of James Bridger (March 17, 1804-July 17, 1881).
Drawing by Frederic Remington of the meeting of two Mountain Men.
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Black and white drawing depicting Louis Riel (1844-1885) and indian prisoners captured by troops and presented to General Middleton. Louis Riel was hanged on November 16, 1885.
Black and white engraving of either the Willie or Martin Hand Cart Company struggling through a snowstorm in Wyoming. Text at bottom of photo reads: "The Hand Cart Train-Brigham Young's Divine Plan."
Several policmen in front of doorway in Kansas City, Missouri. Identifications include: Mike Lynch, Frank Sarver, Mike Gleason, Frank McNammara, and unidentified others.
Texas Ranger Captian Clint Peoples dressed in uniform holding a revolver.
Kansas City, Missouri policeman Frank McNammara dressed in uniform.
Portrait of R. C. Gray, a policeman in Kansas City, Missouri.
Portrait of G. E. F. Groh, a policeman in Kansas City, Missouri.
Several policemen and Buck and Mrs. Garrett in a carriage in front ot the Ardmore Police Department. Ron Donoho Collection.
Several men in the Justice Court in Ardmore, Indian Territory. Ron Donoho Collection.
Charles Fred Lambert at age 82, posed with badges worn through his service in the New Mexico Territorial Mounted Police. Ron Donoho Collection.
Leslie E. Snow's home in Buffalo, Wyoming. Ron Donoho Collection.
Group photo of policemen in the Ardmore, Indian Territory. Chief of Police, Buck Garrett is front center, others are unidentified. Ron Donoho Collection.
Sherriff Buck Garrett in his office in Ardmore, Okalahoma. Ron Donoho Collection.
Portrait of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Chancellor (Ardmore Constable and the parents-in-law of Sheriff Buck Garrett) in Ardmore, Oklahoma. Ron Donoho Collection.
Group of men in the Justice Court in Ardmore, Indian Territroy. Sheriff Buck Garrett standing right of the seated judge. Ron Donoho Collection.
Robert R. Maiden at age 84, the last surviving member of the Colorado Rangers when photoed. Ron Donoho Collection.
Buck Garrett in his office in Ardmore, Oklahoma. Ron Donoho Collection.
Buck Garrett, the Chief of Police in Ardmore, Indian Territory, his son, Raymond Garrett and his wife, Ida May Chancellor Garrett. Dog also pictured. Ron Donoho Collection.
Edgar G. Murray, the Captian of the Colorado Rangers (also known as "King"), at Walsenburgh, Colorado after a coal strike. Ron Donoho Collection.
Buck Garrett, Chief of Police, mounted on his horse in Ardmore, Indian Territory. Ron Donoho Collection.
A single action colt revolver, serial number 8054, belonging to Judge Roy Bean. Engraving on gun reads: "Judge Roy Bean Law West of Pecos." The revolver is now owned by Lester R. Perry of Merced, California. Ron Donoho Collection.
Bud Ballew, the Undersheriff of Carter County, Oklahoma, and Buck Garrett, Sheriff of Carter County, Oklahoma, shaking hands. Ron Donoho Collection.
Leslie E. Snow and his wife at their home in Buffalo, Wyoming just before his death. Snow served as Deputy Sheriff and a Deputy US Marshall in Cheyenne, Wyoming and is one of those instrumental in the conviction and hanging of Tom Horn in 1903. Ron Donoho Collection.
"Death Valley" Scotty and "Two-gun" Charlie Benton in Goldfield, Nevada. Charlie Benton served as Constable of Goldfield, and had other lawmen responsiblilties in Nye and Esmeralda Counties. Ron Donoho Collection.
Matt Berg, Sheriff of Box Butte County, Nebraska 1955-1962. At time of picture Berg served as the Deptuty Sheriff for Freddie Marsh (his son-in-law). Ron Donoho Collection.
J. D. "Pop" Gray, Peace Officer in New Mexico and West Texas, standing with gun in Hobbs, New Mexico. Killed in Hobbs, New Mexico. Ron Donoho Collection.
Charley Copeland, Zeke Crittendon, and Dick Crittendon who served as Deputy US Marshals from Judge Isaac Parker's Court, Ft. Smith, Arkansas. Ron Donoho Collection.
Leslie E. Snow smoking a cigar while holding a gun in hands and handcuffs in pocket, at his home in Buffalo, Wyoming, just prior to his death. Snow was instrumental in the conviction and hanging of Tom Horn in Cheyenne, Wyoming. Ron Donoho Collection.
Group of men in Ardmore, Oklahoma. Identificiaton include (left to right): Mr. Byrd, Bill Brooks, Sam Harris, Sheriff Buck Garrett, Fred Lyeatt, Counstable Horace Kendall. Ron Donoho Collection.
The Thatcher Opera House on fire in Logan, Utah.
Main Street looking north. Photo taken from bay window on second floor of Ricks Block, corner of Main and Center. Donated by Mrs. H. C. Hansen of Logan, Utah in 1974.
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The Amazon Mine in Logan Canyon, Utah. Donated by Mrs. H.C. Hansen in 1974.
The Logan Fire Department on the way to fight a fire in Logan, Utah.
Unidentified man and woman at desks writing or typing.
Horse Show on Main Street in Logan, Utah. Donated by Mrs. H.C. Hansen of Logan in 1974.
Paul Spence drilling at the Amazon Mine in Logan Canyon, Utah. Donated by Mrs. H.C. Hansen of Logan in 1974.
View of Logan, Utah from area near Boulevard and First North, just South of the LDS Temple.
The Amazon Mine during the winter in Logan Canyon, Utah. Donated by Mrs. H.C. Hansen of Logan in 1974.
Five man mining crew, including John Broberg, at the Amazon Mine in Logan Canyon, Utah. Donated by Mrs. H.C. Hansen of Logan in 1974.
The backside of the Amazon Mine in Logan Canyon, Utah. Donated by Mrs. H.C. Hansen of Logan in 1974.
Portrait of Captian John D. Holladay, born ca. 1805, arrived in Salt Lake Valley in 1847, and led Mormon pioneers across the plains in 1866.
Woodcut depicting the 1870 Yale Expedition from Ft. McPherson to Loup Fork River through the Nebraska Plains. Text at bottom of illustration reads.
Group photo of the members of the Yale Anthropological Expedition. Identifications include (left to right, top to bottom): J. R. Nicholson, George Bird Grinnell, James W. Wadsworth, O. C. Marsh, C. Wyllis Betts, Henry Ziegler, H. B. Sargent, John Wool Griswold, A. H. Ewing, Eli Whitney, C. Mc C. Reeve, James M. Russell.
Desert Mills at the North Branch of the Logan River in Logan, Utah.
Park A Mine in Hyde Park Canyon, Utah.
View looking up canyon showing buildings of the Park "A" Mine.
Park "A" Mine buldings in Hyde Park Canyon, Utah.
Aerial photo from USDA of Hyde Park, Utah.
View of a street in Richfield, Utah. Donated by Joanne Burnett, June 1975. Sterling Wright Collection.
The Wright Block store with horse and wagon in front in Richfield, Utah. Donated by Joanne Burnett, June 1975. Sterling Wright Collection.
The home of Mrs. Henrietta Wright in Richfield, Utah. Donated by Joanne Burnett, June 1975. Sterling Wright Collection.
US Survey Crew in Alton, Utah. Donated by Joanne Burnett, June 1975. Sterling Wright Collection.
Monument constructed at the site of the Mountain Meadows Massacre. Donated by Joanne Burnett, June 1975. Sterling Wright Collection.
US Survey Crew camp at Platt's Ranch. Donated by Joanne Burnett, June 1975. Sterling Wright Collection.
US Survey Crew camp probably in Iron County, Utah. Donated by Joanne Burnett, June 1975. Sterling Wright Collection.
US Survey Crew loading luggage on a wagon prior to a survey expedition in Iron County, Utah. Donated by Joanne Burnett, June 1975. Sterling Wright Collection.
US Survey Crew on two wagons moving camp in Modena, Utah. Donated by Joanne Burnett, June 1975. Sterling Wright Collection.
US Survey Crew breaking camp near Modena, Utah. Donated by Joanne Burnett, June 1975. Sterling Wright Collection.
US Survey Crew packing a donkey on Green River, Utah. Donated by Joanne Burnett, June 1975. Sterling Wright Collection.
US Survey Crew, including Sterling Wright, from Richfield, Utah, in front of tent with cameras at Bunch, Arizona. Donated by Joanne burnett, June 1975. Sterling Wright Collection.
Schoolhouse in Hyde Park, Utah.
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LDS Church building. Started 1887, occupied 1891, dedicated March 26, 1893. Burned January 8, 1929.
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An unidentified man being prepared for hanging while men watch.
General view of Northwest Round Pond form Courthouse Square. Donated by Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kennett.
Auction in progress in lumber company booth. Temporary bank buildings and the beginnings of a lodging house nearby.
Several men before the almost dead John Sontag of Evans and Sontag Gang in California. Sontag was shot to death. He was not yet dead when this photo was taken.
The lynching of John Haith after his particiaption in the robbery of the Goldwater-Castaneda Store in December 1883 in Tombstone, Arizona.
Group photo of the Stoddard Sunday School in front of the church. Donated by Josephine Clark, 1975.
View of a street in the growing Morgan, Utah. Donated by Josephine Clark, 1975.
The home of Lot Smith, "one of the most colorful characters in Utah's history", located in Stoddard, Utah. Donated by Josephine Clark, 1975.
Peole standing at the Post Office corner in Morgan, Utah. Donated by JOsephine Clark, 1975.
Peter Rock, Sr. Family in front of his home in Morgan, Utah. Identifications include (left to right): Peter Rock, Jr., Edna Rock, Laurel Rock, Mrs. Rock holding Laura, Peter Rock, Sr. Donated by Josephine Clark, 1975.
Students with teams finishing the grounds at the High School in Morgan, Utah. Donated by Josephine Clark, 1975.
Horse and buggy funeral procession before the UPRR water-tower in Morgan, Utah. Donated by Josephine Clark, 1975.
Union Pacific Depot Park and Commercial Street in Morgan, Utah. Donated by Josephine Clark, 1975.
Joseph Williams home at the top of the block along a residential street in Morgan, Utah. Donated by Josephine Clark, 1975.
View of a street looking west on U.S. 30 North Morgan, Utah. Donated by Josephing Clark, 1975.
Vehicle driving along road by the Pulpit Rock in Echo Canyon, Utah. Donated by Josephine Clark, 1975.
Red Devil Cement Plant at Devil's Slide in Weber Canyon, Utah. Donated by Josephine Clark, 1975.
Individuals lined in front of Post Office and Joseph William's residence and store in Morgan, Utah. Donated by Josephine Clark, 1975.
Joseph Williams and Sons hardware, groceries, and general merchandise stores in Morgan, Utah. Donated by Josephine Clark, 1975. Donated by Josephine Clark, 1975.
Parade float on the fourth of July in Morgan, Utah. Amelia Williams dressed as Martha Washington, seated center of float. Donated by Josephine Clark, 1975.
Panorama showing the construction of US 30 Highway in Morgan, Utah. Donated by Josephine Clark, 1975.
Donated by Josephine Clark, 1975
The Como Springs in Morgan, Utah. Donated by Josephine Clark, 1975.
Man standing outside of the Union Pacific Railroad Station in Platteville, Colorado.
Panorama of the railroad tracks in Corinne, Utah. Photo by W.H. Jackson.
Panorama of buildings before the mountains in Corinne, Utah. Photo by W.H. Jackson in April 1869.
Panorama of buildings in Corinne, Utah. Photo by W.H. Jackson.
Portrait of Brigham Young (1801-1877). Photo by Chas R. Savage.
Rt. Reverend Daniel Sylverster Tuttle (1837-1923) who served as the Bishop of Utah from 1866-1886.
Portrait of an unidentified Native American.
The Golden Spike used at the ceremony of the completion of the Transcontinental Railway at Promontory Summit, Utah.
Line of oxen and wagon crossing an unknown river.
Union Pacific masons laying rock for permanet railroad bridge in Green River, Wyoming. Photo by A.J. Russell.
Unidentified Natvie American inside a reed hut.
Portriat of Chief Wolf Robe, a leader of the Cheyenne Indians.
Man with horse and plow, woman with hoe, and small child with dog on rough farmland.
The construction of the LDS Salt Lake Temple in Salt Lake City, Utah. Photo by C.W. Carter.
Paiute warrior with rifle ready for shot near St. George, Utah. Photo by John K. Hillers.
Bear River Hotel and Bear River Bridge in Collinston, Utah. Photo by W. H. Jackson.
A young Uintah Ute warrior and his dog. Photo by John K. Hillers.
Group photo of the LDS Salt Lake Fifteenth Ward Choir.
Horses belonging to H. Allen aboard a ferry crossing the Colorado River in Moab, Utah.
Camera party , four men and two women, in Ogden, Utah.
The Mormon Tabernacle Choir performing at a special concert for Utah Statehood.
Mt. Lessen in California. Photograph reads: "West side of Old Crater showing progress of New Crater toward West slope." Photo by P.J. Thompson.
Crew of men eating outside by a wagon.
Mormon Wagon train camped in Echo Canyon, Utah. Photo by Chas. R. Savage.
Ox-drawn frieght wagons traveling through Echo Canyon, Utah along side graded land for the Union Pacific Railroad.
Methodist Church, constructed in 1871making it the oldest Protestant church in Utah, located in Corinne, Utah.
Deseret Store (tithing store) located on the Northeast corner on State and Main Street in Salt Lake City, Utah.
Camp of tie cutters for the Union Pacific Railroad in the Uinta Mountains, Utah. Ties were floated down the Bear River to the line of the Transcontinental Railroad.
C.P. crews laying railroad tracks across the Alkali desert in Nevada.
A camp for Carmichael, a major grading contractor for the Union Pacific, and his workers in Bitter Creek Valley, Wyoming (near today's Rock Springs, Wyoming).
The "Tea and Silk Train" voyaging along tracks in Blue Canyon, six miles West of Cisco, California.
Black and white drawing depicting a house, barn and horse carriage.
Two men at site of hydraulic mining in California. Photo by Andrew J. Russell.
A painting by Paul Salisbury depicting the Escalante Expedition, Spanish with Indian guides, entering Utah Valley.
A crew building a telegraph line alongside the newly laid Union Pacific Railroad track in Weber Canyon, Utah. Photo by Andrew J. Russell. Donated by Harry M. Schleckeiser, December 1977.
Eight Union Pacific Railroad clerks, including Dan Casement, in front of a building in Echo City, Utah. Photo by Andrew J. Russell.
Family with two covered wagons, resting at a "Pioneer noon camp", while journying through Wyoming.
Several tepees and horses set up in valley.
A line of oxen pulling wagons to transport supplies through the Arizona Territory.
Marion Irving Fowler, George Hepburn, and Thomas McKee panning for gold at the headwaters of Placer Creek near Moab, Utah.
View of the town and camp at Fort Laramie, Wyoming. Photo by William H. Jackson.
A freight train along the town street in Goldfield, Nevada. Photo by H. Allen.
Stage-coaches labeled "Idaho" and "Montana" used on Utah-Montana runs.
Drawing depicting the hanging of men Hetherton and Brace at the headquaters of the Vigilance Committee in San Fransico, California.
Family with their covered wagon traveling to an unknown destination.
Union Pacific workers laying track in Nebraska for the Transcontinental Ralilroad.
Large group of Union Pacific workers gathered around the paymaster's car in Promiontory, Utah. Photo by A.J. Russell.
One unidentified man next to the railroad near Dale Creek Bridge, the highest point on the Union Pacific line, located in Sherman Summit, Wyoming. Photo by Anderw J. Russell.
Black and white lithograph depicting a unit of the Army of the Republic of Texas encountering buffalo while on an expedition to conquer New Mexico.
Black and white drawing showing a wagon train lined in a circle for protection while stopped for the night.
Supply train and wagons for the construction of the Transcontinental Railroad along the eastern shores of the Great Salt Lake in Taylors Mill, Utah.
An unidentified Native American camp with tepees and indians seated in conference with eachother.
The Salt Lake Theatre playbill for the production number, "Bohemain Girl", with actors in costume. Identifications include (left to right): Charles Berry, Belle Salmon, Viola Pratt, Joseph Maynes, and Mellie Druce Pugsley.
Union Pacific workers laboring on a landfill at Sailor's Spur, California for the construction of the Transcontinental Railroad.
A group photo of unidentified Native Americans, some in wagons and some standing.
Group photo of the Methodist Church Choir in Mercur, Utah. Identifications include, on the front row: Charles Lewis (Pastor), Mrs. Ritter (by the piano), Mabel Locknour, Jessie Hall Sager, May Timmons, Tillie Atzbach. Back row: Lottie Ehlers, Mrs. Parsons, Belle Bryant, Elizabeth Atzbach, Jennie Timmons, Johnson (first name unknown), Parley Pratt, and Billie James, others are unidentified.
A Uintah Ute warrior and his bride on horseback. Photo by John K. Hillers.
A studio portrait of five adult Native Americans.
View of Fort Douglass, Utah, the American Flag raised in center of the buildings.
Man standing by cannon during the winter at Fort Douglas, Utah.
Men at work making bricks at McDonald's Brickyard in Round Pond, Oklahoma. Photo by Robert Kennett.
Union Pacific officers and crowd gathered for the Golden Spike Ceremony as the Union and Central Pacific Railroads joined in the completion of the Transcontinental Railroad at Promontory, Utah.
The Central Pacific Railroad at Secret Town Trestle between Colfax and Dutch Flat in Secret Town, California.
Black and white sketch by Fremont depicting the Expedition to Pyramid Lake, Nevada in 1844.
Group photo of the Utah Territorial Officials. Identifications include (left to right): Associate Justice Orlando W. Powers, U.S. Marshal Ireland, Governor Murray, Chief Justice Zane, U.S. Attorney Dickson, and Associate Justice Jacob Boreman.
Portriat of Senator Thomas Hart Benton.
Railroad workers laying track.
A Wells Fargo and Company stage coach on Main Street alongside C. W. Carter's Photo Gallery in Salt Lake City, Utah.
Wagon train of Mormon emigrants traveling to Arizona. Photo by C.W. Carter.
Three men with several horses logging at Lake Tahoe in California. Photo by C.R. Savage.
Copy of an information card for the Overland Stage Line, managed by Ben Holladay, David Street, Paul Coburn, Nat. Stein, and Jo. S. Roberson.
Phil Margetts and Asenath Admas from the Salt Lake Theatre shaking hands.
Amenzo White Baker (1832-1907) in front of his cabin in Mendon, Utah.
Several people (possibly a family) in front of the North Star Woolen Mill in Franklin, Idaho.
A double log house with a shingle roof in Richmond, Utah.
The Rocky Mountain Glee Club, a band of Union Pacific employees, performing on a platform before a tent in Echo Canyon, Utah. Photo by Andrew J. Russell.
The Golden Spike Ceremony at the completion of the Transcontinental Railroad in Promontory Summit, Utah. Photo by Alfred A. Hart.
Men crossing the Sweetwater River at Devils Gate, Wyoming. Photo by W. H. Jackson.
A sketch depicting the layout of Fort Cameron in Utah Territory. The photo is owned by Charles M. Lindsay of Beaver County, Utah.
Sketch showing a rendezvous in Green River, Wyoming.
Sketch depicting a Jesuit Mission Church for the Coeur d'Alene Indians in Saint Maries, Idaho. From Memoirs of Fr. DeSmet.
Five miners at rest inside a mine at Park City, Utah. From the Utah State Historical Society.
Crowd gathered to watch the laying of the capstone on the LDS Salt Lake Temple in Salt Lake City, Utah.
Union Pacific Railroad tunnel workers, under the direction of Joseph A. Young, constructing Tunnel Number Three at Weber Canyon, Utah.
Portrait of Christopher "Kit" Carson.
Railroad workers gathered by the almost finished Transcontinental Railroad in prepartion to drive the Golden Spike. Photo by C.R. Savage.
Stake and rider fence in Boulder, Utah.
Soldiers at attention in Camp Floyd, Utah.
View of Bromley's Stage Station with Pulpit Rock visable at right in Echo Canyon, Utah.
Oregon Railway and Navigation Company Steamer, "Harvest Queen" on the Columbia River in Oregon. Photo by C.R. Savage.
Sketch depicting the construction of the Transcontinental Telegraph.
Portriat of Pio Pico, the last Mexican Governor of California.
US Geological and Geophysical Survey of the Territories, conducted by F. V. Hayden, leading a pack train between Yellowstone and East Fork River. Photo by W.H. Jackson.
Nine masked figures in the center of a square, prepared to dance. Spectators seated on the walls of a Zuni pueblo in New Mexico. Photo by John K. Hillers.
A stage station managed by Hartford (Harry) G. Clark by the Duchesne River. Identifications include: I. W. Odekirk (also mangaged the station), Hannah Odekirk, Preston Odekirk (infant in arms of Hannah), Harry Clark, and one unidentified individual.
Elbow truck from the Logan City and Power Light Department parked on a street in Logan, Utah. Photo by Paul M. Willie.
Main Street looking North from First South in Logan, Utah. Photo by Paul M. Willie.
Main Street from corner of Center Street in Logan, Utah. Photo by Paul M. Willie.
Main Street at Fourth North in Logan, Utah. Photo by Paul M. Willie.
View from the rooftops at First South and Main Street, LDS Logan Temple in view at far right. Photo by Paul M. Willie.
West side of Main street between Center and First North in Logan, Utah. Photo by Paul M. Willie.
Tabernacle Square with Temple at far right distance. Photo by Paul M. Willie.
View from the rooftops on Main Street between First South and Center Street. Photo by Paul M. Willie.
West view of First South Main Street in Logan, Utah. Photo by Paul M. Willie.
First South Street East of Main Street. Phto by Paul M. Willie.
West view of Main and First South Street. Photo by Paul M. Willie.
Center Street West from Main Street. Photo by Paul M. Willie.
View East of Center Street from Main Street. Photo by Paul M. Willie.
View from Main and Fourth North street looking East in Logan, Utah. Photo by Paul M. Willie.
View looking South from rooftops at Fourth Nourth and Main Street. Photo by Paul M. Willie.
East view at Fourth North and Main Street. Photo by Paul M. Willie.
West view at Fourth North and Main Street. Photo by Paul M. Willie.
Three women standing in Echo City and Bromley's Stage Station in Echo Canyon, Utah.
Summit Stake Tabernacle (demolished in 1971) in Coalville, Utah.
Interior of the Summit Stake Tabernacle in Coalvillie, Utah. Photo by L.V. McNiely.
Fort Bridger, Wyoming.
North view of Center and Main Street in Logan, Utah.
Large group of soldiers in uniform eating at camp.
Portrait of Lieutenant Zebulon Montgomery Pike (1779-1813).
Pack train carrying Budweiser Beer through Telluride, Colorado (desintation unknown).
Grave marker that reads, "A. H. Unthank, Wayne Co. Ind, Died Jul. 2, 1850" on the Oregon Trail.
Stonecutters quarrying granite blocks for the construction of the Salt Lake Temple in Little Cottonwood Canyon, Utah. Photo by W.H. Jackson.
Black and white copy of a sketch of the Rocky Mountians by the Platte River in Wind River, Wyoming.
Black and white copy of a painting depicting a "clipper ship round the horn" on the ocean.
A United States Express Company Stage, protected by African-American soldiers in uniform, in the Southwest.
Black and white copy of the painting "American Progress" depicting Manifest Destiny in the West. Artist, John Gast.
Black and white copy of a painting depicting a Natvie American family before the river and great waterfall, in Yosemite Valley, California.
Four men, one a Native American, beside a dead Grizzley Bear. Text with photo reads, "Our first Grizzley, killed by General Custer and Colonel Ludlow."
Frank E. Webner on horse as a Pony Express Rider with a second unidentified rider.
Three men on a buffalo hunt in Scotts Bluff, Nebraska. Engraving by Frederick Piercy.
Sutter's Mill in Coloma, California.
Artwork depciting various types of gold mining (hydraulic, panning, sluicing, and cradle) in California. Print published by Currier and Ives.
Four scenes demonstrating gold mining opportunities in California. Caption above illustrations read, "How we get gold in California."
Black and white sketch depicting miners traveling through the newly constructed corduroy road through the Rocky Mountains to Leadville, Colorado.
Two men camping in unknown mountains (possilby miners).
Miner digging in shaft at Comstock Mine. This photo was one of the first American flash photos taken by using the glare of burning magnesium for light. Photo by Tim O'Sullivan.
California Gold Diggers-A scene from actual life at the mines.
Man panning for gold in Virginia City, Montana. Photo by W.H. Jackson.
Miner with rocker cradling for gold in Virginia City, Montana. Photo by W.H. Jackson.
Railroad workers gambling in the street of Promontory Summit, Utah.
Three sketches showing activities connected to mining in California.
Mining crew drifting for gold below Discovery Point in Deadwood, South Dakota. Photo by S.J. Morrow.
Pack mule loaded with flour to provide food during General George Crook's Expedition into the Black Hill's. Photo by S. J. Morrow.
Sketch depicting two men cooking at a campfire.
Four men loading cattle into train cars for transportation from Abilene, Kansas.
Cattle round-up of 999, S and G, and AU7 Ranches.
Cattle round-up on the Belle Fouche in Sturgis, South Dakota. Photo by John C. Grabill.
Men roping horses at T Camp in Cheyenne River, South Dakota for T999 and AU7 Ranches.
Branding cattle on a small ranch in South Dakota. Photo published by Grabill, P and V Comany in Deadwood, South Dakota.
Group photo of unidentified cowboys in Colorado. Photo by G.A. Kendrick.
Cowboys on a round-up in South Dakota. Chuck wagon at upper center.
Round-up cowboys at their mess camp and chuck wagon on the Belle Fouche River. Photo published by Grabill, Sturgis, South Dakota.
Survey crews at camp and chuck wagon for dinner.
Cowboys roping and changing horses at Remuda Round-up in South Dakota. Photo published by Grabill.
Five cowboys holding roped gray wolf in Wyoming.
Cowboy on horse in plains, probably Wyoming or South Dakota.
Cowboy with roped longhorn cow on the High Plains.
Three cowboys with roped buffalo on the plains. Photo by John C.H. Grabill.
Round-up crew at camp for mid-day meal, probably in South Dakota or Wyoming.
Black and white sketch of a herd of Texas Longhorns driven through Dodge City, Kansas. Artist, Edward Rapier.
Black and white sketch depicting Texas Cattle crossing a stream. Artist, A.R. Waud.
Cowboys at mess camp during a round-up.
Round-up on the Belle Fouche River in Western South Dakota. Photo by Grabill.
Several men with beverage in had in front of Kelley's Saloon, "The Bijou" at Round Pond, Oklahoma. Photo by Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kennett.
Sketch depicting several cowboys on the rush for land at the opening of the Cherokee Strip in Oklahoma. Caption on photo reads, "The Rush for the Promised Land."
The tent city following land rush upon opening of the Indian Lands for settlement in Anadarko, Oklahoma.
Large group of men waiting in line to file land shortly after the opening of the land of the Cherokee Outlet in Perry, Oklahoma.
Shopkeepers and customers in front of stores in Round Pond, Oklahoma. Photo by Kennett.
Men gathered in front of the saloons and disreputable places of Hazen, Nevada. Photo by William J. Lubkin.
Men gathered at the Wild West Hotel on Calamity Avenue in Perry, Oklahoma.
Three men in front of the English Kitchen Resturant on Broadway Street in Round Pond, Oklahoma. Photo by Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kennett.
The first auction sale for land lots in Imperial, California. View inside the tent of the California Development Co. showing the prospective landowners. Note plat map of city.
Attorneys and surveyors in front of the US Land Office, west of the Courthouse Square in Round Pond, Oklahoma. Photo by Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kennett.
Men, women, and childern gathered in front of the Central Hotel in Round Pond, Oklahoma. Photo by Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kennett.
Eager land buyers at nine booths at the opening of land in Orlando, Oklahoma. 36,000 registered for land in Orlando at these booths.
Sketch of the opening of the land rush at Cherokee Strip, Oklahoma. Artist, H. Worrall.
Artist, H. Worrall
One man burdened by a pack on his back in search for a town lot in Guthrie, Indian Territory.
Men by wagon and the Furniture and Undertaking store on Broadway Street in Round Pond, Oklahoma. Photo by Kennett.
Gambling game inside a saloon at Bisbee, Arizona. Identifications include Tony Downs (part owner), a Mr. Doyle (a concert-hall singer), "Dutch Kid", "Sleepy Dick" (the porter), Charlie Bassett, Johnny Mruphy (dealer), Smiley Lewis. Photo by C. S. Fly.
A man standing and pointing to a wooden jailhouse in Wyoming. Photo by C. Hart Merriam.
Photographer, C. Hart Merriam
The exectution of "Black Jack Ketchum" in Clayton, New Mexico.
Group photo of the clerical force and Deputy Marshalls at the US Land Office in Perry, Oklahoma.
Group photo of the Peace Commissioners in Dodge City, Kansas. Identifications include (left to right): Charles Bassett, W. H. Harris, Wyatt Earp, Luke Short, (second row) L. McLean, Bat Masterson, Neal Brown.
Sketch depticting the Central Pacific Railfroad snowshed and tracks in the Sierra Nevada.
A sketch depicting the Central Pacific Railroad chasing a herd of deer in Omaha, Nebraska.
Sketch depicting a train encountering and shooting a large buffalo herd on the Central Pacific Railroad tracks in Kansas.
Sketch of a Central Pacific Passenger Train traveling through Monument Point, Utah.
Men at work on railroad tracks.
"End o'tracks" campsites and worker of the Central Pacific Railroad in Humboldt River Canyon, Nevada. Photo by Alfred A. Hart.
The first train and wagons leaving the line North of Orlando to Perry, Oklahoma.
Artist drawing of train hold-up by western outlaws.
Chinese laborers at work for the Central Pacific Railroad in Sierra Nevada Mountains.
An advertisement for the Union and Central Pacific Railroad Line.
Union Pacific Railroad grades in Echo Canyon, Utah. Photo by A.J. Russell.
Crowd gathered for the driving of the Golden Spike at the completition of the Transcontinental Railroad in Promontory Point, Utah. Photo by C.R. Savage.
The ruins of a rock mill in Millville, Utah.
Pioneer Relic Hall (previously the Oneida Co-op Store) in Franklin, Idaho.
A small rock house in an unknown area.
Chinese workers constructing a Central Pacific Railroad grade. Photo by Alfred A. Hart.
An adverstisement presenting the progress of the Union and Central Pacific Railroad.
Newsletter informing the public about the celebration exercises for the completion of the Transcontinental Railroad.
Workers laying track for Transcontinental Railroad in Nebraska.
Crowd of men gathered around the Central Pacific and Union Pacific trains meeting on the tracks at the completion of the Transcontinental Railroad.
Portrait of Meriwether Lewis (1779-1809).
Portrait of Robert Gray (1755-1806) who discovered Columbia River, named after the ship "Columbia."
Portrait of a mountain man with his rifle.
Portrait of Esther Morris.
Portrait of Baby Doe Tabor.
Portrait of William Clark (1770-1838) in uniform.
Group photo of school children and teacher in front of their sod school house in Woods County, Oklahoma.
The first building of Territorial University in Norman, Oklahoma.
Father Junipero Serra (1712-1784), the founder of the missions in Upper California.
A crowd watching a baptism in the Cimarron River in Grant County, Kansas.
A Swedish Baptist congregation gathered outside a meeting house in Rawlins County, Kansas.
A First Episcopal Church congregation gathered in front of their meeting house in Wichita, Kansas.
A Westminster Presbyterian Church preacher at lecture during a Thanksgiving service in Topeka, Kansas.
A farm family in wagon headed to church in Kansas.
A group of men, women, and a few small children sawing wood for the construction of a parsonage.
Group photo of a sunday school congregation in the Oklahoma Territory.
An elderly man and woman in front of their wooden home, woman is reading while man is seated smoking a pipe.
A woman seated on her front porch smoking a pipe. Text on photo reads, "The Pipe of Peace."
Three men, John Doyle, Judge Brown, and Professor Burrison, playing poker outside the home of Doyle in Arizona. Photo by E.A. Ames.
A family outside their sod home in Nebraska.
A family outside their sod home with a shingle roof in Nebraska.
Man and wife with two small children outside their sod home in Nebraska.
Family in front of their sod home and windmill near Coburg, Nebraska.
A little girl feeding chickens on the Hancock homestead, a settler from Benson, Minnesota to Sun River, Montana. Photo by William J. Lubkin.
A family in front of their sod house in Nebraska. Shows additional rooms added to first building. House has Timber roof.
A family in front of their sod home in Nebraska.
A sketch depicting a family and home in the "wilderness." Published by Currier and Ives.
A sandstorm around a windmill and home in Midland, Texas.
A family outside their sod home.
Two men, one leaning on a tool, in front of a sod house. Man and buggy are to the side of the house.
A man and his wife in front of his sod home.
Two men and two women in covered wagon with team of oxen and two guns for protection.
An engraving depicting an emigrant train attacked by hostile Indians on the Prairie.
A painting depicting a wagon train approaching Chimney Rock in Nebraska while on the Oregon Trail. Artist, W.H. Jackson.
Artist, W. H. Jackson
A painting depicting a wagon train passing through Devils Gate at Sweetwater River on the Oregon Trail. Artist, W.H. Jackson.
A sketch depciting a wagon train to the West.
A sketch depicting the first view of the Great Salt Lake Valley from a wagon traveling through the mountains.
A drawing depicting a handcart company traveling to Salt Lake. Text at the base of the picture reads, "Mormons crossing the plains." From Balou's Pictorial (Boston).
A sketch depicting an emigrant man with an ax, woman seated while smoking a pipe, and two children, all resting at midday from traveling by wagon. Artists, Mary L. Stone and Sol Eytinge, Jr.
An engraving of a pioneer train with one family at camp.
A painting showing covered wagons traveling to a ferry on the Missouri River at Council Bluff, Iowa. Artist, W.H. Jackson.
Family in front of their covered wagon while traveling in Loup Valley, Nebraska towards the Great West.
A sketch depicting a struggling wagon train.
A drawing dipicting a wagon train at travel after the opening of land on the Sioux Reservation. Text on picture reads, The opening of the Sioux Reservation--the rush into the "Promised Land."
A sketch depicting a covered wagon in "A Desperate Situation", stalled by a dead or dying oxen. Artist, Charles Nahl.
A painting of a circle of covered wagons attacked by Comanche Indians.
A painting depicting a wagon train protecting itself by gun from an Indian attack. Artist, William de la Montage Carg.
A drawing showing a wagon train crossing water along the plains.
A sketch depicting wagons crossing water to escape a prairie fire.
A sketch showing a Native American buffalo hunt with French subtitles
A drawing depicting several Indians behind a fence preparing to attack a homestead in the distance.
A painting of a family on and by a wagon train traveling through the plains.
A sketch showing wearied travelers on a covered wagon labeled "Pikes Peak" while crossing the plains.
A drawing of several pioneers resting for the evening at a wagon train camp.
A sketch depicting a family in a covered wagon while traveling across the plains.
A sketch depicting a wagon train caught in a blizzard, several cattle lie dead outside the wagon circle.
A drawing showing a family caught in a blizzard while crossing the plains, the result appears fatal.
A wagon train of pioneers in Wyoming.
A sketch depicting a man on a horse before a covered wagon crossing a river.
A drawing showing a covered wagon camp at Wood River, Iowa.
A drawing of wagons headed to the ferry on the Missouri River at Council Bluff, Iowa.
A sketch of a wagon crossing the river on a ferryboat.
A drawing showing a wagon crossing the Pecos River.
A drawing of a rider before an Emigrant Encampment.
A drawing showing a furious indian attack on a traveling wagon company.
A drawing of surveyores for the Pacific Railroad crossing the Platte River by ferrie.
Log cabins under construction at the first of the goldrush in the Black Hills at Gayville in Deadwood, South Dakota.
A drawing of the bay at San Francisco, California.
A drawing depicting the Transcontinental Railroad connecting the continent. The drawing is entitled "Across the Continent: Westward the Course of Empire Takes It's Way."
A drawing depciting Americans converting canoes into shcooners on the bay of Panama during the California Gold Rush.
A drawing depicting the Transcontinental Railroad and new settlement along its course "through [to] the Pacific." Published by Currier and Ives.
A drawing of St. Joseph, Missouri.
A sketch depicting the saloons, gambling houses, and tent shanties on the line of the Transcontinental Railroad through Promontory, Utah.
A Civil War Veteran's Parade in the streets of Ortonville, Minnesota.
A drawing of the city, St. Joseph, Missouri.
Saloon area of a tent town classified as "Hells Half-Acre" in Perry, Oklahoma.
Boomers camp waiting for the opening land purchase of Cherokee Strip in Arkansas City, Kansas.
Street Scene in Tombstone, Arizona.
A drawing of buildings, covered wagons, and people on horses in Independence, Missouri.
A family "holding down a lot" during the first of the land rush in Guthrie, Oklahoma. Photo by C.P. Rich.
Harrison Avenue, looking East from First Street.
An engraving depicting San Francisco, California. Artist, F.N. Otis and Engraver, W. Wellstood.
Three men standing in a street in Abilene, Kansas.
A general view of the city at Deadwood, South Dakota. Photo by S.J. Morrow.
A council of Cheyenne and Arapaho Indians gathered with an agent in Seger, Oklahoma.
Painting of the Manitaries (Hidatsa/Sioux) Indian winter village in the Dakota Territory. Artist, Karl Bodmer.
A sketch depicting Natvie Americans on a buffalo hunt in the Great Plains.
Portrait of Jonas Joseph and his wife, both Spokane Indians.
Portrait of Joe Moses, a Spokane Indian.
The battlefield of the Wouned Knee Massacre.
A field of Native Americans huddeled in blankets seated on the ground.
Painting of a Navajo Indian shepherd with a flock of sheep by F. Remington.
Sketch of a Blackfoot Indian on horseback by Carl Bodmer.
Horses and Indians lined up at a camp supply station providing flour, among other supplies.
Portrait of Sitting Bull, a Sioux Chief.
Portrait of Big Belly, a Cheyenne indian.
US Army soldiers standing on battlefield after the Wounded Knee Massacre on December 29, 1890. Dead bodies still remain on the ground.
Group photo of Paiute Indians.
Portrait of Chief Mountain, a Blackfoot Indian.
Portrait of an elderly Blackfoot Indian woman.
A drawing depicting a meeting between Native Americans and white men. The Indian Chief and White Offical are shaking hands.
Wovoka, a Native American from Mason Valley, Nevada, also known as Jack Wilson, seated on a chair. Photo by James Mooney of the Bureau of American Ethnology.
Bluebird, a woman Sioux Indian.
An unidentified portriat of a Crow Indian.
Three Navajo indians seated on colorful rugs.
Portrait of an unidentified Nez Perce Indian.
A sketch depciting an indian Chief instructing his tribe before a tepee.
Portriat of three indain children from Laguna Pueblo.
Portriat of two indian children.
A Sioux Indian village along the Brule River bottoms in Pine Ridge, South Dakota. Artist, John C.H. Grabill.
Painting of an Arapaho Indian Ghost Dance. Artist, Mary Irvin Wright, painting based off James Mooney photography.
A painting depicting a long line of Native Americans on horseback traveling through mountaineous terrain.
Three Hopi Indians from Oraibi on a trade mission to meet with Brigham Young in Salt Lake City.
A drawing depicting three Indians in a canoe on the San Francisco Bay. Artist, Louis Choris.
A drawing of two indians hunting in San Francisco, California.
A drawing of five female Indians in San Francisco, California. Artist, Louis Choris.
Drawing of five male indians in San Francisco, California.
Group photo of Native Americans, men, women, and children, from San Juan, Pueblo.
A Zuni indian woman weaving a basket.
An unidentified Spokane Indian woman.
Portrait of the Spokane Indian, Paul Ogachin.
A painting of the Pueblo of Laguna, New Mexico.
Santa Clara Indian wedding at Mesa Verde National Monument.
Three little Hopi Indian girls.
Portrait of the Comanache Indian, Circling Bear.
Military camp at the site of the Wounded Knee Massacre in Pine Ridge, South Dakota.
Evintsigaip, a Paiute Indian, seated outdoors.
Chief Crazy Horse, the leader of the Oglala Dakota Sioux and a significant figure at the Battle of Little Big Horn.
The US Army under command of General Custer during the Black Hills Expedition on the Great Plains. Photo by W.H. Illingworth.
The US Army camp under command of General Custer during the Black Hills Expedition on the Great Plains.
The "Troop L", 1st Calvary (a unit of Indian soldiers only) completing saber exercises at Fort Custer, Montana.
US Army camp at Hidden Wood Creek during General Custer's Black Hills Expedition. Photo by W.H. Illingworth.
General William T. Sherman and Commisioners in council with Indian Chiefs at Fort Laramie, Wyoming. Photo by Alexander Gardner.
Off-duty soldiers in the post canteen at Fort Keogh, Montana.
A croquet gathering, with "gentlemen, ladies, and children" at Fort Bridger, Wyoming Territory.
Soldiers singing hymns on a Sunday at Fort Keogh, Montana.
Ralph Morrison, a hunter, killed and scalped by Cheyenne Indians, found by Lieutenant Read and John O. Austin, near Fort Dogde, Kansas.
US Army General Frank Wheaton with other officers and their family members at Fort Walla Walla, Washington Territory.
Portriat of General George Armstrong Custer (December 5, 1839-June 25, 1876) at his prime.
Several military men, including Native Americans, as part of the Famous Battery "E", 1st Artillery. Photo by Grabill of Deadwood, South Dakota.
A drawing of two men on horses shooting at Indians chasing them in the rear. Artist, Chas Scherryvood (?).
US Army "Troop L", 1st Calvary (all indian soldiers) completing saber exercises at Fort Custer, Montana.
US Army Sixth Calvary training at Fort Bayard, New Mexico.
US Army officers and family picnic under a giant catcus near Fort Thomas, Arizona.
Group photo of the US Army, Troop "C", Fifth Calvary who arrested boomers and squaters at the opening of Oklahmoa Territory for settlement.
Portrait of General George Armstrong Custer (December 5, 1839-June 25, 1876).
Heliographic Station Number Three, Bowie District System in Arizona Territory. Heliography system used during the Apache Indian War.
General Nelson A. Miles and Buffalo Bill viewing a Sioux camp near Pine Ridge Agency. Photo by John C.H. Grabill.
A drawing depicting an indian with tamahawk raised towards a white man on the ground firing the last shot.
A drawing depicting a white man on horse running from indian warriors.
A drawing of settlers in a cabin defending themselves from an indian attack by C.S. Reinhart.
A drawing of Indian warriors attacking Transcontinential Railroad workers.
A drawing of the scene at the capturing and resulting death of Indian Sitting Bull at the hands of the US Army.
Drawing depicting General Custer's last struggle before death at The Battle of Little Big Horn.
The return of Casey's scouts after the Wounded Knee Massacre in South Dakota.
US Army Officers in a tent by a fire during the Pine Ridge Campaign in South Dakota.
US Army soldiers at camp, possibly at Pine Ridge, South Dakota.
US Army Officers at camp, possibly at Pine Ridge, South Dakota.
US Army Troops from Wounded Knee.
US Army Battery E from Wounded Knee.
US Army Troops marching by foot as well as on horse, possilby at Wounded Knee.
Gathering the dead from the battlefield after the Wounded Knee Massacre at Pine Ridge, South Dakota.
Battlefield after the Wounded Knee Massacre at Pine Ridge, South Dakota.
US Army Ninth Calvary headed to camp in Pine Ridge, South Dakota.
US Army calvary, possibly at Pine Ridge, South Dakota.
A painting depicting General Custer's "last charge" before his death at the Battle of Little Big Horn by John A. Elder.
Army officer on horseback on the battlefield, the dead still on the frozen ground, at Wounded Knee Massacre.
Drawing of an Indian lodge at Medicine Creek, Kansas-scene of the late Indian Peace Council by J. Howland.
A drawing of the Battle of Beecher Island.
A painting of Battle of Sand Creek in Colorado by O.Y Rookstool.
Drawing of a Nez Perce Indian War in Montana.
Lithograph depicting the scene of the Battle of Little Big Horn, "Custers Last Fight."
Soldiers burying dead companions after a fight with Indians.
Drawing of a US Army Calvary chasing Indians on horseback.
Lithograph depicting the Battle of Little Big Horn.
A drawing showing the Nez Perce Indians attacking emigrants in Washington Territory.
Lithograph showing a white man shooting at Indians.
Portrait of Belle Star (born Myra Belle Shirley, Februray 5, 1848-February 3, 1889) holding a pistol at Fort Smith, Arkansas.
Bar Ranch, showing a gate like the one on which Jack Bennett was hung.
Pinkerton Detective Chas A. Siringo on horseback.
A Sunday Herald Newspaper about a hold up by "Butch" Cassidy and "Black Jack" in Malta, Montana.
Capital Wash, a deep, five mile gorge along an old trail used by bandits.
A man inspecting the remains of a car after being wrecked with dynamite.
A drawing of the murder of Bill the Butcher.
General veiw of the Robber's Roost country, showing Robbers' Roost Ranch. Loooking west toward Hanksville.
Tom Davenport Ranch, Brown's Hole.
Old Basset Ranch in Brown's Hole.
Grave of Jack Bennett on old Basset Ranch, Brown's Hole. Photo by Charles Kelly.
Crossing at the Colorado River from White Canyon.
Brown's Hole as seen from the mouth of Jesse Ewing Canyon.
The San Rafael River and Canyon near Mexican Bend. Below here, where canyon is deep and narrow is the eight-foot jump-off which the trained horses of the bandits took, but at which the horses of pursuing posses balked.
Typical rocky upland in Robbers' Roost region (high, deep gorges and "impassable" cliffs).
Graves of two Mexicans killed by Sheriff John T. Pope near Davenport Ranch. Photo by Charles Kelly.
Evidence of the miles and miles of bare rock in the difficult terrain of Robbers' Roost.
Area used as a hide-out by Matt Warner and his bandit pals at the lower end of San Rafael River at Robbers' Roost in Southeastern Utah.
Typical mesa hide-out gorge in Robbers' Roost.
The home of John D. Lee on the Colorado River at Lee's Ferry. Photo by Charles Kelly.
Photo taken in Constantinople (Istunbul) from the Sultans Palace, Royal Terrace.
Main entrance way to the Taj Mahal.
The front view of the Taj Mahal in Agra, India.
Outer perimeter of the Bodinav Stupa. The homes shown here are of typical Nepali-Tibetan construction.
Smaller stupas next to the Bodinar Stupa in Kathmandu, Nepal. The wall in the foreground depicts the "Prayer wheels," inside the nooks in the walls. Foothills of the Himalayas can be seen in the background.
The road to Bodinav Stupa, outside Kathmandu.
Early portrait of a man and woman.
View of the Natanes Mountains, near White Mountain Indian Reservation in Northeast Phoenix, Arizona.
Vida Thatcher and friend in a carriage in front of the Tabernacle in Logan, Utah. Gift of Leora Thatcher.
A school class in front of a schoolhouse with Uintah County School Supervisor, Mary Orser.
The Townsend House in Salt Lake City, Utah. Photo shows new wing virtually completed. No windows in upper floor yet. New wing completed and opened November 11, 1869.
A field of cattle with a rancher on his horse.
The Townsend House in Salt Lake City, Utah. New wing under construction.
A large group photo, no identifications.
A group photo taken at a Thanksgiving party at a local LDS Ward House, mostly adults pictured.
A group photo of children taken at a Thanksgiving party at a local LDS Ward House.
Five Indians and one other man involved in a band.
Two photos of St. John's Episcopal Church in Logan, Utah taken by A.J. Simmonds.
Men working with a threshing machine.
Early tractor and carriage, with three individuals standing in front.
Men working with a threshing machine.
An old 1930's prospector cabin in Caribou City, Idaho.
A bluff washed away by hydraulic mining in Caribou City, Idaho.
Piles of boulders left after soil was washed away by hydraulic mining in Caribou City, Idaho.
Pipe used to carry water during hydraulic mining in Caribou City, Utah.
Photo by A.J. Simmonds.
Taken from bluff south of townsite. Trucks belong to field party of Idaho State Historical Society.
Taken from bluff south of townsite. Trucks belong to field party of Idaho State Historical Society.
Photo by A.J. Simmonds.
Last standing building in Herman, Idaho. Said to be a saloon. Photo by A.J. Simmonds.
Cave in Ricks Spring, Logan Canyon. Photo by A.J. Simmonds.
Sign describing Ricks Spring. Photo by A.J. Simmonds.
Top of Cutler Dam and view of Cutler Reservoir looking east from U.P.R.R tunnel. Photo by A.J. Simmonds.
View looking upstream from Cutler Dam.
Cutler Dam Powerhouse. Looking west downstream. Photo by A.J. Simmonds.
1st Row: Irvin Gardner, Orson Williams, J. Thomas Gittens, Frank Williams (leader), Philip Sorensen, Albert Mowry Baker, Jr., Harry Williams. Second Row: Alfred Hughes (Bass Drum), W.J. Sorensen, Robert Sweeten, Magnus Larsen, John Westover, Ole Sonne, Frank Leavitt. Band organized by Frank Williams, a tailor who also made all of the uniforms.
An Arapahoe Indian man named Six Feathers.
Arapahoe Indian man named Painting Horse.
"A Squaw with Elk teeth ornaments."
"Group of Shoshone Squaws."
Shoshone warrior with revolver.
1st Lieut. Uniform.
Arapaho chief and sub-chiefs with James Irwin, superintendent at Fort Washakie. Note Black Coal's right hand with fingers missing. Front row: White Horse, Chief Black Coal, and Little Wolf. Standing: Iron, Irwin, and Sharp Nose.
A portrait of a standing Shoshone woman.
Shoshone Chief Washakie
Chief of the Shoshone.
Bill Friday, an arapahoe Indian.
A young Indian Maid.
Shoshone Indian named Moragootch.
Black Coal, with head dress.
Gorasimp, with revolver.
Shoshone Indian Warrior named Wyka.
Three Indian Braves with guns.
These Pocatello Braves were photographed by C.W. Carter's Photographic Gallery and View Emporium, Salt Lake City.
Portrait of Shoshone mother carrying a baby in a papoose.
Portrait of Shoshone woman.
Portrait of two Shoshone Warriors.
Arapahoe Indian named Young Calf.
Shoshone named Naroce.
Indian Brave named Godsiogo.
Photo showing Chief Washakie and teepees with Shoshone family.
Photo showing chief Washakie and teepees with Shoshone family.
Chief Wahakie in council with about a dozen others.
Indian School Children.
View of an Arapahoe Camp. Teepees in distance.
A Group of Indian children with teepees in background. Possibly in Arapaho Camp.
A group of Arapahoe Indian Prisoners.
Train approaching Pulpit Rock in Echo Canyon.
Beginnings of temple in foreground. Walker Brothers bank two blocks beyond.
Walker brothers had already been doing a banking-by-mail business for years.
Six to seven months consumed in bringing goods from Missouri River.
Western Pacific Railroad camp 34 below Quincy.
Interior of the Ontario Mine. "Stopping off 1100 Drift."
Back Row (left to right): Anthon H. Lund, John W. Taylor, John Henry Smith, Heber J. Grant, Francis M. Lyman, George Teasdale, Marriner W. Merrill. Second Row (left to right): Brigham Young, Jr., George Q. Cannon, President Lorenzo Snow, Joseph F. Smith, Franklin D. Richards. Front (seated left to right): Mattias Cowley, A. Owen Woodruff. Missing: Rudger Clawson.
Stagecoach. Photo by L.H. Jorud.
Mitchell Pass near Scott's Bluff, Nebraska in the 1850s. Painting by William Henry Jackson in 1936.
First bridge to span Weber River at Devil's Gate. Bridge washed out, early May 1869, trapping U.P. officials on east side and delaying driving of the Golden Spike. Photo by A.J. Russell.
Oregon Shortline Railroad engine 314 at railroad yards in Huntingon.
Picture is copy of what is claimed to be only photo of first train to enter Salt Lake City. Photo taken at 11:15 am, January 10, 1870, after train had left Ogden and was nearing Farmington. (Date questionable, for Mountains show no snow). Robert Bolt (at door of cab) engineer John Reeve (on front step of passenger car). Agent for U.C.R.R.
Engraving based upon George M. Ottinger painting. From Harper's Weekly, 1861.
Construction train on Devils Gate Bridge, June or July. Photo by William Henry Jackson.
Looking east from the tower of the Box Elder County Courthouse.
Engraving 1870s from Frank Weslee's Illustrated Newspaper.
Painting in officers club showing return of the California Volunteers from the Battle of Bear River. Col. P.E. Connor and Porter Rockwell shown on horseback, center of photo.
Lion House and Beehive House. Homes of Brigham Young. Photo by C.R. Savage.
District school and student body.
Composite photo 1865-1892 Showing construction of the Salt Lake Temple. Photo by Charles W. Carter.
Salt Lake Temple.
Steam Sawmill at Winter Quarters.
Sawmill and logging camp.
B. March 15, 1819. D. March 17, 1975.
Three-quarter length, seated, holding bow and arrow. Photographed by David F. Berry, 1881.
Phtographed by Ben Wittick.
View of the State Capitol Building.
Indian woman grinding grass seed at the door of her hut. Photo by John K. Hillers, 1873.
A Kiowa Chief and grandson of a Crow captive. Photo by William S. Soule.
Photo by John K. Hillers, 1873.
B. March 2, 1793. D. July 25, 1863. Photo as governor of Texas in 1861.
Photo as a young man in the costume of a Cherokee Indian Chief.
Girstmill built ca. 1852 by Willard Richards. Today (1975) Heidelberg Restaurant.
String of new Jumbo covered hopper cars just delivered to Great Northern at Minneopolis. Shown switched to siding to be loaded with grain.
Third Bishop of Utah (Episcopal).
Lived from November 3, 1793-December 27, 1836. Established first American colonies in Texas.
Died 1861. Founder of Texas Rangers. First Sheriff in San Francisco, California.
Lived from 1802-1856. Founder of Fort Hall.
Lived from 1812-1855. Discovered gold at Sutter's Mill, California on January 24, 1848.
"The arrow-maker and his daughter." Photo by John K. Hillers, 1873.
"Women water Carriers." Photo by John K. Hillers.
District School Student body. Gift of Barbara Grandy, November 1975, Montpelier, Idaho.
Sam Bancroft (w. derby) and friends. Sam's father was O.S.L. official. Bancroft, Idaho was named for him. Gift of Barbara Grandy, 1975, Montpelier, Idaho.
Coal Chute Collapse Oregon Short Line Railroad Coal Yards. Gift of Barbara Grandy, November 1975, Montpelier, Idaho.
Oregon Short Line Railroad coal chute collapse in R.R. Yard. Gift of Barbara Grandy, November 1975, Montpelier, Idaho.
O.S.L. Railroad yard coal chute collapse. Gift of Barbara Grandy, November 1975, Montpelier, Idaho.
Oregon Shortline R.R. head-on collison. Pete Lang and George Pierson killed in this wreck. Gift of Barbara Grandy, November 1975, Montpelier, Idaho.
Oregon Short Line R.R. head-on collison. Pete Hang and George Pierson killed in this wreck. Gift of Barbara Grandy, November 1975, Montpelier, Idaho.
Oregon Short Line Railroad Engine 590 wrecked. Gift of Barbara Grandy, November 1975, Montpelier, Idaho.
Oregon Short Line Railroad Engine 590 wrecked. Gift of Barbara Grandy, November 1975, Montpelier, Idaho.
Main street. Gift of J.R. Allred, November 1975.
Redick R. Allred home and farmstead. Gift of J.R. Allred, November 1975.
Henry Allred Home. Photo by Alma Chase. Gift of J.R. Allred, November 1975.
Jacob Alber Cloward Home. Gift of J.R. Allred, November 1975.
Logan City Fire Department-210 North Main Street. Built 1895 for horse drawn equipment. Photo shows new mechanically-driven fire trucks. Building remodeled in 1913 for trucks. Building used until January 1974 when Logan-Cache Fire Department moved to new quarters at 76 East 2nd South. Gift of Richard L. Wright.
Logan City Fire Department 210 North Main Street. Built 1895, remodeled 1913 when fire department went to mechanically driven fire trucks. Building used until January 1974 when Fire Department moved to new quarters at 76 East 2nd North. Gift of Richard L. Wright.
Circus Parade. Probably Sells-Floto Circus parade through Logan, 10:30 a.m. Band Wagon on Main Street.
Caged tiger in circus parade. West on First North Street, 10:30 a.m. Probably Sells-Floto Circus.
Parade of camels west on First North Street, 10:30 a.m. Probably Sells-Floto Circus.
Parade of elephants west on First North Street, 10:30 a.m. Probably Sells-Floto Circus.
Semi Centennial Celebration, May 6, 1909. Shoshone Indian on Tabernacle grounds.
Semi-Centennial Celebration, May 6, 1909. Indian child at Tepee entrance in camp on Tabernacle Square.
Semi-Centennial Celebration, May 6, 1909. Shoshone child near Tepee at Tabernacle Square.
Semi-Centennial Celebration, May 6, 1909. Tepee pitched on Tabernacle Square.
Semi-Centennial Celebration My 6, 1909. Shoshone mother carrying child on back in camp on Tabernacle Square.
Semi-centennial Celebration, May 6, 1909. Shoshone camp on Tabernacle Square.
Semi-centennial Celebration, May 6, 1909. Indian families watching parade.
Semi-centennial Celebration, May 6, 1909. Shoshone women sitting in camp on Tabernacle Square. Crowd of men and boys watching them.
Semi-centennial Celebration, May 6, 1909. Shoshone women, robed and blanketed, walking across Tabernacle Square.
Semi-centennial Celebration, May 6, 1909. Agricultural College band leads parade down Main Street.
Semi-centennial Celebration, May 6, 1909. Agricultural College band leads parade down Main Street.
Semi-centennial Celebration, May 6, 1909. Mounted Indians from Washakie ride in parade.
Semi-centennial Celebration, May 6, 1909. Shoshone Indians in parade.
Semi-centennial Celebration, May 6, 1909. Shoshone women marching in parade.
Semi-centennial Celebration, May 6, 1909. Ox-drawn wagon and boy with sheep-drawn cart. Entries in parade.
Semi-centennial Celebration, May 6, 1909. Military Science cadets marching in parade.
Semi-centennial Celebration, May 6, 1909. School children march as last entry in parade. View looking south down Main Street from in front of courthouse.
Semi-centennial Celebration, May 6, 1909. School children march as last entry in parade. View looking Northwest across Main Street.
Semi-centennial Celebration, May 6, 1909. School children and pupils of the New Jersey Academy march in parade.
Picture taken from hill looking west down Washington Street.
Picture taken from hill lookng west down Washington Street.
Washington Street, looking west from 8th Street.
North side of Washington Street west from 8th Street.
North side Washington Street looking west from 8th Street.
Upper Main Street showing Tabernacle.
Horse-power thresher and threshing crew. Gift of Zelda Evans, 1976 Montpelier, Idaho.
Family in buggy, August 18,1918, driving through field of dry farm Turkey Red Wheat. Field produced 33 bushels to the acre. J.W. Cook Ranch. Gift of Zelda Evans, 1976, Montpelier, Idaho.
Gift of Zelda Evans, 1976, Montpelier, Idaho.
Mogul tractor used for threshing wheat. Farm of J.W. Cook, October, 1920. Gift of Zelda Evans, 1976, Montpelier, Idaho.
Dredge barge at Camp Lifton. Dredge used by the Utah Power and Light company to dig and mountain the Bear Lake Outlet Canal connecting the lake with Bear River. Gift of Zelda Evans, 1976, Montpelier, Idaho.
Return of Bear Lake Company soldiers from World War I. March through downtown Montpelier. Gift of Zelda Evans, 1976, Montpelier, Idaho.
Crowd at Tabernacle for the dedication of the monument in honor of Apostle Charles C. Rich. Gift of Zelda Evans, 1976, Montperlier, Idaho.
Kindergarten class at Telluride, 1903. Teachers Miss Endicott, Miss West (at the piano). Gift of Zelda Evans, 1976, Montpelier, Idaho.
Originally produced on an advertising brochure for the Cosmopolitan Restaurant, Christmas, 1900. Gift of Zelda Evans, 1976, Montpelier, Idaho.
Left to Right Standing: Carl H., Hilda (Allred), Vera, Elva (Tueller), John W. Seated: Mayme (Schwaneveldt), Alvin, John A. Carlson, Venice (Tidwell), Anna Lundstrom Carlson, Ada (Garn), Olga (Brown). Gift of Virginia C. Parker, 1976.
Vestry of St. John's Episcopal Church, installed, All Saint's Day, 1975. Left to Right: A.J. Simmonds, clerk of the Vestry; Lawrence S. Davis; Norman Langdon, Junior Warden; Mary A. Washington, Senior Warden; Roger A. Richard, Seminarian-in-charge; Kim Maibaum; Kate Welkie.
Train carrying Governor Stanford and party to Promontory Summit for the driving of the Golden Spike. Emigrant wagons heading west. Train pulled by Engine Jupiter.
Mill began operation, November 4, 1877, burned, February 1886.
Chinese camp and gen'l supt. Strobridge's work train. Photo by Alfred A. Hart, Official photographer, Central Pacific.
Home-made "clod crusher" being used on newly broken-up dry farm land.
Teams and camp of Hyrum, Utah families settling dry-farm lands offered by the Promontory-Curlen Land Company near Howell, Utah.
Families from Hyrum, Utah on newly purchased dry-farm lands sold by Promontory-Curlen Land Company.
Dry-farm settlers with first home on dry farm lands near Howell, Utah. Offered by the Promontory-Curlen Land Company. Unidentified family is from Hyrum, Utah.
July 4 Oration in the town square.
5 men operating what looks like an early hay baler.
Corrals of Smithfield Livestock Auction. Gift of the Heral Journal, 1976.
Aerial photo of Hyrum Dam. Gift of the Herald Journal, 1976.
Two photos of the construction of the new Heral Journal Building at 75 West 3rd North. Pouring of concrete floor. Gift of the Herald Journal, 1976.
Three photos of the building of walls for the new Herald Journal Building at 75 West 3rd North. Gift of the Herald Journal, 1976.
Construction of the new Herald Journal Building at 75 West and 3rd North. Leveling ground for pouring floor. Gift of the Herald Journal, 1976.
Construction of the new Herald Journal Building at 75 West 3rd North. Installation of presses. Gift of the Herald Journal, 1976.
Logan-Cache Airport looking Southeast from control tower. Gift of the Herald Journal, 1976.
East central part of Logan, including Logan Island. Gift of the Herald Journal, 1976.
West part of city, west from 4th East. Gift of the Herald Journal, 1976.
Baby carriage parade down Main Street. Sponsored by Edwards Funiture Company.
View from northeast. Gift of the Herald Journal, 1976.
Two photos showing cattle and sheep leaving summer ranges. Gift of the Herald Journal, 1976.
Gift of the Herald Journal, 1976.
Hardware Ranch, feeding elk. Gift of the Herald Journal, 1976.
Cache County Courthouse. Gift of the Herald Journal, 1976.
Gift of the Herald Journal, 1976.
Cache County Public Welfare Building. 129 North 1st West. Gift of the Herald Journal, 1976.
City Offices, 61 West 1st North. Gift of the Herald Journal, 1976.
Gift of the Herald Journal, 1976.
Gift of the Herald Journal, 1976.
Gift of the Herald Journal, 1976.
Class of 1896, Logan, Utah.
Log corral and cabin near La Plata mine. Close-up shot of photo B. Gift of Ray Jones, Logan, 1976.
Log corral and cabin near La Plata mine. Gift of Ray Jones, Logan, 1976.
Blacksmith Shop. Gift of Ray Jones, Logan, 1976.
Another view of Blacksmith Shop. Gift of Ray Jones, Logan, 1976.
Photo of the ruins of the log hotel. Gift of Ray Jones, Logan, 1976.
Photo of the ruins of the log hotel. Gift of Ray Jones, Logan, 1976.
Owyhee Avalanche Building. Photographed June 1975 by William Bruce Simmonds.
Leader of the Fourth Handcart Company.
Grandson of Captain James G. Willie.
District School, ca. 1910. Brick addition to original rock building. Demolished 1964. City jail at extreme left.
Built 1860s by Episcopal Church. Now Roman Catholic building. Photographed June 1975 by William Bruce Simmonds.
Washington Street looking north. Photographed June 1975 by William Bruce Simmonds.
Miners' Exchange Saloon. Photographed June 1975 by William Bruce Simmonds.
Episcopal Church. Built 1860s. Photographed June 1975 by William Bruce Simmonds.
Looking East from Jordan Street to Stoddard House. Photographed June 1975 by William Bruce Simmonds.
Looking South down Jordan Street from north end of town. Photographed June1975 by William Bruce Simmonds.
North end Washington Street. Odd Fellows Hall. Photographed June 1975 by William Bruce Simmonds.
Judge Stoddard House. Photographed June 1975 by William Bruce Simmonds.
Photographed June 1975 by William Bruce Simmonds.
Photographed June 1975 by William Bruce Simmonds.
West side, center of Washington Street. Photographed June 1975 by William Bruce Simmonds.
Episcopal Church, sold in 1930s to Roman Catholics. Photo by William Bruce Simmonds, June 1975.
Idaho Hotel and Bar. Photo by William Bruce Simmonds, June 1975.
View looking southeast from cemetery. Photo by William Bruce Simmonds, June 1975.
Back view of the Idaho Hotel and Bar. Photo by William Bruce Simmonds, June 1975.
LDS Temple. Woodcut engraving by John Held, Sr., based upon a photograph by T.B. Cardon. Published in the Supplement to the Utah Journal, Saturday, May 17, 1884. First newspaper illustration published in Cache Valley.
Surgeon and topographer on a hunger march with General Crook's expedition to Black Hills. Dakota Territory 1876.
Rider greets workers building first Transcontinental Telegraph line, 1861. Photo of Painting by W.H. Jackson.
Photo of the Utah State Capitol building.
Old coke oven, 1850s at site of Old Irontown.
Hopper cars loaded with sugar beets. Gift of the Utah State Historical Society, 1975.
Painting by William Henry Jackson.
Looking east across valley from the mouth of Wellsville Canyon.
Photo of painting by W. H. Jackson.
Fur trapper and mountain man.
Photo of painting by W.H. Jackson.
Utah and Northern Engine #31 (Brooks Locomotive Works #530) testing the new railroad bridge at Eagle Rock above the Snake River. Note old toll bridge for Montana-Utah wagon road traffic. Note also Railroad shops and round houses which eventually replaced Logan as major repair point on the railroad.
"The Texas type of cowboy." Drawing by Frederic Remington to illustrate Theodore Roosevelt's "Ranchman's Rifle..." Century Magazine, June 1888.
"An Arizona Type," Remington drawing for Theodore Roosevelt's "The Round-Up," Century Magazine, April 1888.
"A Montana Type," F. Remington drawing for Theodore Roosevelt's "The Home Ranch," Century Magazine, March 1888.
"A Texan Cowboy," F. Remington drawing for Theodore Roosevelt's "Sheriff's work on a Ranch," Century magazine, May 1888.
"Old-style Texan Cowman," F. Remington drawing for Theodore Roosevelt's "Ranch Life in the Far West," Century Magazine, February 1888.
Ox Drawn train. Painting by F.M. Spiegle.
Encampment on the Mormon Trail. Painting by Samuel Jepperson titled, "Rembrances of My Boyhood: Our Coming to Zion."
Painting by William Henry Jackson.
Self-portrait entitled "Bullwhacker."
Utah Central Engine Number 16.
Union Station in 1895.
Broadside: "The Union Pacific Railway through Kansas and Nebraska to the rockies and Beyond."
Four photos of Thatcher Opera House fire, April 18, 1912.
Eagle Gate and State Street. Photo by C.R. Savage.
Interior of Salt Lake Tabernacle decorated for Utah Statehood Celebration, January 4, 1896. Photo by C.R. Savage.
Painting by W.H. Jackson.
Two drawings of Promontory, Utah. Golden Spike ceremonies just prior to laying of last tie, May 10, 1869.
From Century Magazine, 1891.
1885 drawing of a Texas ranch is called "The Apache are coming."
Longhorns and the fabulous cattle drivers have become part of America's idea of early Texas. This 1879 engraving shows a feared Stampede.
The Alamo, long abandoned when fortified in 1836 to meet the approaching Mexican Army.
Taking marketable parts of the Kill- hides, tongues, and bones.
Sketch depicting flooded San Antonio.
Founded July 14, 1771, ca. 20 miles from Monterey.
Main Street. Looking North from 150 South. Gift of the Utah State Historical Society.
Photo by A.J. Russell of crowd at Promontory just before last tie was laid, May 10, 1869.
Entry to logan LDS First Ward. Photo by William Bruce Simmonds, 1975.
Detail of window construction. Photo by William Bruce Simmonds, 1975.
Detail of door construction. Photo by William Bruce Simmonds, 1975.
A family in the process of plowing a field.
Stood up by men for picture after their death.
Killed at Coffeyville, Kansas, October 5, 1892.
Photo of lithograph of Yosemite Valley.
Sketch is titled "The Angel in the Cloud: Chief Justice of Wyoming."
Clay Allison at age 26.
San Jacinto Ranch. Utah Construction Company. Butchering beef for winter use. Bowman Collection.
San Jacinto Ranch. Utah Construction Company. Shearing Sheep. Bowman Collection.
Little boy in tire swing. Utah Construction Company Ranch, San Jacinto, Nevada. Bowman Collection.
Two men in motor car, one with revolver, one with a lasso. Utah Construction Company Ranch, San Jacinto, Nevada. Bowman Collection.
Loading ice. Utah Construction Company. Bowman Collection.
Motor car stuck in mud. Utah Construction Company Ranch, San Jacinto, Nevada. Bowman Collection.
Unidentified man with a horse. Utah Construction Company Ranch. San Jacinto, Nevada. Bowman Collection.
Man holding up a dead bobcat. Utah Construction Company Ranch. San Jacinto, Nevada. Bowman Collection.
Two men with many wolf pelts hanging on a house. Utah Construction Company Ranch. San Jacinto, Nevada. Bowman Collection.
Horses feeding. Utah Construction Company Ranch. San Jacinto, Nevada. Bowman Collection.
Trail Camps. Utah Construction Company Ranch. San Jacinto, Nevada. Bowman Collection.
Bed Wagon. Utah Construction Company Ranch. San Jacinto, Nevada. Bowman Collection.
Cowboys shooting craps. Utah Construction Company Ranch. San Jacinto, Nevada. Bowman Collection.
Wine cup and shoe sole. Utah Construction Company Ranch. Montello, San Jacinto-Wells, Nevada. 1914-1946. Bowman Collection.
Cattle in fields of Utah Construction Company Nevada Ranch. Bowman Collection.
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Utah Construction Company Ranch. San Jacinto, Nevada. Right to Left: Dennie Lane, Gib Jones on "Red", Dave Richards, ____Galerrica, Eddie Frank, Bill Bailey, Willis Drake, Lonnie White. Bowman Collection.
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Four photos of the interior of a ranch house, Utah Construction Company Ranch. Bowman Collection.
Wild Horses in corrals at Utah Construction Company, San Jacinto Ranch. Bowman Collection.
Loading pens at Tecoma, Nevada. Bowman Collection.
Cattle drive to Tecoma. Bowman Collection.
Goshute Indians in camp. Bowman Collection.
Bowman Collection.
Buggy at Post Office. Bowman Collection.
Post office. Bowman Collection.
Old freight stop (stone building). Bowman Collection.
Roping cattle on Utah Construction Company Ranch. Bowman Collection.
Trailing herd through deep snow. Utah Construction Company Ranch. Bowman Collection.
Cattle dip. Utah Construction Company Ranch. Bowman Collection.
Branding. Utah Construction Company Ranch. Bowman Collection.
Three photos of cowboys breaking horses. Photo C is Paul Jones being bucked off. Bowman Collection.
20 mule team hitch hauling freight for Utah Construction Company work on Fernley-Lassen Branch. Southern Pacific Railroad, 1913. Photo by P.L. Thompson, Susanville. Gift of A.W. Bowman. Utah Construction Company Collection.
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Hauling freight near Susanville, California. Photo by P.L. Thompson. Gift of A.W. Bowman. Utah Construction Company Collection.
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The Holts Caterpillar on 15% Grade. Total wight of load 63,745 lbs. Photo by P.L. Thompson. Gift of A.W. Bowman, Elko, Nevada. Utah Construction Company Collection.
Utah Construction Company Collection.
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Utah Construction Company Collection.
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Near Susanville depot, where photo was donated from Fernley-Lasser Branch. Photo by P.L Thompson. Utah Construction Company Collection.
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Near Susanville depot where picture was donated from. Donated by A.W. Bowman. Photo by P.L. Thompson. Utah Construction Company Collection.
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Utah Construction Company Collection.
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Utah Construction Company Collection.
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Construction of Fernley-Lassen Branch, Southern Pacific Railroad near Susanville, California. 280 men shoveling snow from right-of-way. Photo by P.L. Thompson. Gift of A.W. Bowman. Utah Construction Company Collection.
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Shovel gang at work clearing snow from right-of-way, Fernley-Lassen Branch, Southern Pacific Railroad, near Susanville, California. Photo by P.L. Thompson. Utah Construction Company Collection.
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Shovel gang at work clearing snow from right-of-way, Fernley-Lassen Branch, Southern Pacific Railroad, near Susanville, California. Photo by P.L. Thompson. Utah Construction Company Collection.
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Shovel gang completed clearing 6 feet of snow from right-of-way, Fernley-Lassen Branch, Southern Pacific Railroad, near Susanville, California. Photo by P.L. Thompson. Utah Construction Company Collection.
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Crew laying track in six feet of snow near Susanville, California. Fernley-Lassen Branch, Southern Pacific Railroad. Photo by P.L. Thompson. Utah Construction Company Collection.
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Crew laying track in six feet of snow near Susanville, California. Fernley-Lassen Branch, Southern Pacific Railroad. Photo by P.L. Thompson. Utah Construction Company Collection.
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Laying track near the summit in 8 feet of snow. Utah Construction Company Collection.
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Work train at the front of 8 feet of solid snow. Photo by P.L. Thompson. Utah Construction Company Collection.
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Work crew at end o' tracks in 8 feet of snow. Fernley-Lassen Branch, Southern Pacific Railroad. Photo by P.L. Thompson. Utah Construction Company Collection.
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At the 'Y" during construction of Fernley-Lassen Branch, South Pacific Railroad. Utah Construction Company Collection.
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Southern Pacific Train near Susanville, California during construction of Fernley-Lassen Branch, South Pacific Railroad, winter 1913-1914. Photo by P.L. Thompson. Utah Construction Company Collection.
Photo of UIC Trolly and tracks looking north from 614 East and 8th North. Shows cow being watered in canal. Track in background.
Photo of UIC Trolley and tracks looking north from 614 East and 8th North. Trolley car picking up passengers.
Looking South down center of Main Street from the intersection of 1st North and Main.
H.A. Pedersen (left) in his office.
Close-up view of header elevating cut stalks of dry-farm wheat into header wagon. Photo by David A. Burgoyne.
Sheep shearing. Photo by David A. Burgoyne.
Header Box (empty) following a Header through dry-land wheat field. Photo by David A. Burgoyne.
Party investigating sagebrush covered land offered by Blue Creek Land Company as dry-farms.
Party investigating sagebrush covered land offered by Blue Creek Land Company as dry-farms.
Stake fence around sheep shearing pen. Photo by David A. Burgoyne.
Public School. Photo by David A. Burgoyne.
White top bugging drawn by 2 teams in road at Grouse Creek farmstead. Row of Lombardy Poplars and picket fence shown in background. Photo by David A. Burgoyne.
Header and Header Box operating in dry-land wheat field. Photo by David A. Burgoyne.
Header and header wagon in dry land wheat field. Mud wagon at far right. Photo by David A. Burgoyne.
Headers cutting dry-land wheat. Header and 2 Header Boxes. Photo by David A. Burgoyne.
Sheep shearing pen and wool-sacking platform. Photo by David A. Burgoyne.
Lived from 1819-1893.
Lived from 1849-1917.
J.R. Edwards Saloon. Gift of Colleen Martin.
J.R. Edwards Saloon. Gift of Colleen Martin.
Leven's Store. Built by J.R. Edwards. Edwards Building on 71 North Main Street.
Lived from 1849-1915.
Caption on photo reads: "What we did before we came here conditioned us here; what we do here will condition us in the world to come."
President of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints.
Born June 1, 1801. Died August 29, 1877. President of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints.
Two photos of Brigham Young College.
Stagecoach with double team at stage station.
Roman Catholic Mission Church (adobe), built 1698-1699.
Lived from 1798-1866.
Lived from 1838-1890.
President of the Confederacy.
Reversed image of Union Pacific crews digging Tunnel Number 3. Photo by A.J. Russell.
Rock Formations along the line of the Union Pacific Railroad. Photo by William H. Jackson.
Sawpit in use in Salt Lake Valley during 1847.
President of the Republic of Texas from Dec. 9, 1844-Feb. 19 1846.
"Calamity Jane." 1852-1903.
Governor of Utah Territory. Photo by C.R. Savage. From the Utah State Historical Society.
Plowing on a "Bonanza" wheat farm.
Brigham Young's Flour Mill.
Fur trappers of the 1840s. Photo of painting by William Henry Jackson.
Photo by Timothy H. O'Sullivan.
Crews building stone abutments for bridge over Green River.
Near Sherman Summit on the route of the Union Pacific Railroad. Photo shows train stopped on trestle. Note "helper engines" used to pull trains over the summitt. Photo by C.R. Savage.
Ox-drawn wagons carrying freight on the Utah-Montana road.
Remains of James F. Reed's wagon on the salt desert. Photo by Charles Kelly.
Pony Express station. Painting by Francis L. Horspool.
View of old territorial prison from across Colorado River.
Topographical Engineers surveying the Salt Lake Meridian.
Sketch depicting early San Diego.
Mormon wagon train in Echo Canyon, Utah. Two copies.
Photo by Charles R. Savage.
The Green River Rendezvous of 1837. Painting by Alfred Jacob Miller.
Vernal Stage Line.
Left to Right: Josh Midgley, Ebenezer Beesley, David W. Evans, George Careless (Leader), Mark Croxall, H.K. Whitney, Orson Beesley (?).
Powell Colorado River exploring party beginning. Boats and occupants left to right: "Canonita" Beaman, Hatlan, Clem Powell, "Emma Dean" Jones, Hillers, Major Powell, Dellenbaugh, "Nellie Powell" Thompson, Steward, Bishop, Richardson.
Frederic Remington sketch titled, "Texas Cattle in a Kansas Corn Corral."
Stage coach road and bridge over the Beaver Head River. Photo by William H. Jackson.
San Xavier del Bac Mission.
Sketch depicting early Austin, Texas.
J. McDonald sketch of trappers around a winter campfire.
Miners pose near ore face.
Sketch of the first Congregational Church.
Hayden Survey camped on shore of Yellowstone Lake. Photo by William H. Jackson.
Sketch of Fort Laramie.
Outer and inner views of Fort Hall, Idaho. Drawn by Major Osborne Cross.
Outing of Boy Scout Troop from St. John's Episcopal Church. In photo: Alton Woodside, Arthur Hottle, Albert Gribley, Frederick P. Champ, Clyde Stoney. Photo by Rev. John Paul Jones.
Outing of Boy Scouts from St. John's Church. Church sponsored first Boy Scout Troop in the West. Photo by Rev. John Paul Jones. Identified in group: Vincent Petersen, Ted Petersen.
Presbyterian Minister at Mendon, Utah from 1887-1897.
Photo of 1854 lithograph of Brigham Young.
Second President of the Republic of Texas.
Explorers of the Pacific Railroad Survey camped at Marieopa Wells in the Gila River Valley of Southern Arizona.
Explorers of the Pacific Railroad Survey fording the Colorado River near the Mojave villages.
Trenton Billiards. Built 1912 as Moses Andreasen Meat Market.
Merrill's Market. Built ca. 1917 as West Cache State Bank.
Binder cutting dry-farm wheat. Photo by David A. Burgoyne.
Photo of the burning of the Thatcher Opera House, April 18, 1912.
Photo of the burning of the Thatcher Opera House, April 18, 1912.
Photo of the burning of the Thatcher Opera House, April 18, 1912.
Scene of Helen Hunt Jackson't "Ramona."
Seven team hitch at the turn of the century.
"The Big Tent." The Big Tent was a saloon, gambling hall, and dance hall which followed the "Hell-on-Wheels" towns of the Union Pacific Railroad from Julesburg, Colorado, to Corinne, Utah.
Engraving of workings at the Discovery-Bonanza Mine in Leadville, Colorado.
Blacksmithing class at Indian Training School.
Willow Springs Stagecoach Station. Retouched photo. Earlier used as Pony Express Station.
Print of stagecoach on road in Northern California forest in Mother Lode Country.
Thomas Fitzpatrick and John Gray of the Bartleson-Bidwell Train meeting with the Cheyenne Indians in Nebraska. From Century Magazine.
"Banking up for winter". Sod blocks piled around buildings for insulation. From Harper's Weekly.
Looking Northeast.
Photo of Mormon Emigrant train night camp on the Wyoming Plains.
Water Coor drawing of mill and mill race where gold was discovered.
Mormon Wagon Train in Echo Canyon, Utah.
Digging salt form the Lake bed.
Joint council at Seger Colony, Oklahoma, with Indian agent.
1889 drawing by Frederick Remington.
Full dress uniform for enlisted men: Cavalry and Infantry. 1-Trumpeter of Cavalry. 2-Corporal of Infantry. 3-Private of Cavalry. 4-Sergeant of Cavalry. 5-Private of Infantry. 6-Musician of Infantry.
"The Posse" drawing by Mary Hallock Foote.
A Nez Perce Chief on horseback in front of a tepee.
Playing game called wolf and deer in Northern Arizona. Photo by John K. Hillers.
Ox train arriving on San Francisco Street.
Camp near Fort Dodge, Kansas. Buffalo meat drying on frames in middle distance. Photo by William S. Soule.
Union Pacific Railroad Depot. Photo by Wayne Jaggi.
9th cavalry evicting a family of boomers from center of Indian Territory, a tract called Oklahoma.
Photo of painting by John James Audubon.
Captured soldier staked to ground by Indians.
Tree-burial near Fort laramie, Wyoming.
Men and gear that cleared the Texas plains of buffalo and Indians.
President Benjamin Harrison to settlement on February 10, 1890.
Family in front of brush wickiup near Fort Hall, Idaho. Photo by William H. Jackson.
Cow with seven small boys on her back, in front of schoolhouse in Okanogan, Washington. Photo titled "Her Daily Duty". Photo by Frank Matsura.
Convicts repairing walls of Territorial Prison after it was damaged by a flood on the Colorado River.
Frederic Remington drawing showing march of Black Troopers, called "Buffalo Soldiers."
Engraving showing harrowing, preparation for planting winter wheat.
A branding scene in Arizona.
Engraving showing the Yuma stage leaving Fort Worth, Texas.
Family in front of brush wickiup near Fort Hall, Idaho. Photo by William H. Jackson.
Campaign dress for Artillery, Infantry and Cavalry. 1-Company Officer,Hight Artillery. 2-Field Officer, Infantry. 3-Brigadier General. 4-Company Officer, Cavalry. 5-6-Enlisted Men, Cavalry.
Threshing with a horsepower thresher in the A.T. Richins Yard at Grouse Creek, Utah.
J.W. Aull, driving carriage, Heber Maughan and wife and Mr. and Mrs. Lorenzo Hansen in carriage.
Serge Olsen driving a two-team hitch, Black and White Days. Richmond, Utah.
First North Street showing office and stables of Cache Valley Livery and Transfer Company, H. Secrist property and Second-Hand Store. 50 West 1st North.
Utah Woman Suffrage Leaders.
Pioneer Day Parade. Salt Lake City, Utah.
Pioneer Day Parade. Logan, Utah.
Lynn Wood. September 1, 1963. Salt Lake Tribune.
Nampeyo. A Hopi potter with examples of his work. Photo by Henry Peabody.
Hopi woman weaving a basket. Photo by Henry Peabody.
LDS Ward Chapel, Weston, Idaho.
LDS Ward Chapel, Weston, Idaho.
Wellsville Tabernacle, Wellsville, Utah.
Preston LDS Tabernacle, Preston, Idaho.
Inscription carved by Antoine Robedoux in 1837 on his way from Teos, New Mexio, to establish Fort Uinta: "Antoine Robidoux passed here 13 November 1837 (on his way) to establish a trading post on the Green or White (rivers).
Patti and Wright's buffalo hide yard, showing the 40,000 hides shipped from the yard that year.
Weaver spinning wool into yarn. Loom behind her. Torreon, New Mexico. Photo by Milton Snow.
Elevators in interior of a Comstock Lode Mine.
Two-wheeled "Red River Cart" introduced by French Canadians.
Sketch of Chestnut Street.
Shoshone seated before barracks. Chief Washakie in Derby at extreme left, standing and pointing. Last known photograph of Chief.
Wells Fargo Stagecoach on Main Street. Photo by C.W. Carter.
Presbyterian Mission Teacher at Mendon in the 1890's. Married Fred Larsen of Mendon at Middleport, Ohio, March 16, 1911. Appointed postmistress of Mendon 1918. Left Mendon after husband's death. Died in Ohio. Gift of May Larsen Perdersen, Logan, 1976.
Born November 12, 1856 in Denmark. Died September 2, 1922 at Mendon. Gift of May Larsen Pedersen, Logan, 1976.
Gift of May Larsen Pedersen, Logan, 1976.
Richmond Daughters of Utah Pioneers Relic Hall. Formerly Richmond Tithing Office.
Telephoto view of Temple from University Hill through fog.
L.D.S. College faculty.
Robson Trading Post. Edna R. Robson, owner.
Operated first Brewery in Cache Vally.
Mrs. Henry Worley of Logan.
Located at 19th North Main Street, Logan, Utah. James Quayle (left), Nellie Rudd Quayle (right).
Located at 19th North Main Street, Logan, Utah. At right, Ella Cowley, clerk.
Father of Joseph Enos Cowley.
Located at 175 North, 4th West in Logan, Utah.
Daughter of Henry Worley and wife J.E. Cowley.
Southern Christian Leadership Conference.
Stagecoach barn at corral at Echo City. Photo probably taken 1867 before construction of Union Pacific Railroad grade.
Photo by P.L. Thompson, Susanville, California.
Family posed before their sod house. Watermelon on table and cow on roof.
Corner of Tinsmithing shop of John Thomassen. Mr. Thomassen and son Ferdinand shown in photo.
From Utah Construction Company Collection.
"Millard County Hay Derrick". One of the local varieties of the Mormon Derrick.
Acolytes. Front: Carol Welkie. 2nd row: Sylvia Becker, Jennifer Sorensen. Back: Thomas Becker.
Logan LDS Tabernacle.
Lived from 1853-1895. Gift of Mr. Carl Breihan, St. Louis, 1975. Outlaw-Lawman Collection.
Thatcher Opera House on fire, April 17, 1912.
Budge Block, 1892, at corner of Main and Center Streets.
Photo by P.J. Thompson. From Utah Construction Company Collection.
One of a series of photos taken by the Agricultural Experiment Station of Utah barns and corrals.
One of a series of photos taken by the Agricultural Experiment Station of Utah barns and corrals.
Farmer flood irrigating a field. Part of the first U.S.D.A. experiments in irrigation.
Probably in North Logan. Showing hay cut and bunched by trip rake. Lombardy Poplar wind beak.
Log stable attached to hay barn. One of a serios of photos taken by the Agricultural Experiment Station of barns and corrals in Utah.
Lombardy Poplar wind break.
Photo depicts Indians breaking into a white man's home.
Looking down at city from west from head of Clay Street.
Abandoned and derelict wagon and corpse of owner on Plains.
Madam, Virginia City, Nevada. Murdered, May 1867.
Sketch is titled "A Leisure Afternoon."
Lived from 1843-1930. Born in Denmark. Shoemaker in Logan. Residence and Shop located at 254 East 4th North.
Shoshone camp in Wyoming. Chief Washakie standing (holding hat).
Photos by Carlton Culmsee of remains of mines and buildings.
Photos by Carlton Culmsee of remains of mines and buildings.
Left to Right, front row: Vera Thurston Christensen, George S. Daines, LaVon Lamb, and May Follett Reeder. Back row: Arlo Hyde, Veda Thurston Nelson, Mervin R. Daines.
8th grade graduates. Right to Left: Vilate Hancey Lowe, J. Edwin Hansen, Everett Hancey, Avon Lamb Lee. Teacher: Mr. George S. Daines.
Sons and daughters of Henry Seamons and Mary King Seamons. Seated left to right: Eliza Seamons England, Mary Seamons Thurston, Rachel Seamons Hancey, Jemima Seamons Daines.
School Teacher: Mr. George S. Daines. Standing left to right, back row: Carrie Follett Hurren, Evan Hancey, Ruby Hancey Milligan, Thedora Christoffersen Ashcroft. Front row: Libby Lamb Nielsen, Grace Follett Winn, Verna Hill, Gertrude Ashcroft Toolson.
Left to Right: 1st row: Henry Hurren, Ray Seamons, Lyman Purser, Perry Hyde, Conrad Hancey, Ernest Lee, _____?, Willard Reese, Newel Purser, Rudger Nielsen, Merlin Balls. 2nd row:_____?, Mabel Burgess, Sadie Burgess, ____?, _____?, Lavinia Hyde Winn, ____?, Ruby Seamons, Verda Kirby, Melva Hancey Biddle, Laphene Petersen. 3rd row: Orilla Jorgensen (Teacher), Gertrude Seamons Perkes, Amy Daines, Violet Woolf Bingham, ___?, Audrey Ashcroft Bingham, William J. Hyde. 4th row: Lavere Balls, ___?, Willia Lamb, Denton Balls, Dwayne Perkes, Rulon Perkes, Lyman Purser, Hazen Daines, Clayton Nielsen, Stephen J. Thurston.
Left to Right: 1st row: Arthur Seamons, Howard Christoffersen, Ivan Seamons, Clarence Hurren, ___?, ___?, Arlo Hyde, LaVon Lamb, Irving Waite, Clarence Hancey, Lamont Harris. 2nd row: Elvira Seamons Burgess, Maggie Balls Ericksen, Vera Thurston Christensen, Irene Hancey Gilgen, Tessie Cook Morse, Ruby Hancey Milligan, Grace Follett Winn, Veda Thurston, Vera Jorgansen Noble, ___?, Libby Lamb Nielsen. 3rd row: Leah Christensen Hancey, Junius Christensen, Mervin R. Daines, George S. Daines, Sylvan Petersen, Clive Hancey, Darrel Jorgensen, Henry Seamons, Wilbur Hancey, Lavon Lamb.
Construction camp of Richard A. Ballantyne, contractor on building of West Cache Canal.
Two Boys standing in bottom of completed West Cache Canal. Section 3, Tp. 14 N. R1W fenced right-of-way, Oregon Short Line Railroad, on right. In far distance, Railroad houses and water tower Cannon Depot.
Top, Left to Right: Willard Reese, Lavinia Hyde Winn, Hazen B. Daines, Mabel Burgess, Willis Lamb. Middle, Left to Right: Lila Hancey Roskelley, J. William Hyde, George S. Daines, Violet Woolf Bingham. Bottom, Left to Right: Clayton Nielsen, Ruby Seamons, Vernon Perkes, Florence Follett, Henry R. Hurren.
George S. Daines, teacher. Left to Right: Front row: Florence Reeder Hancey, George S. Daines, Phebe Thurston Ashcroft. Back row: Ione Hurren Lee, Lillie Cook Hyde, Cleo Hawkes, Clyde J. Daines, Annie Podiwhite, Maud Peterson Hyer, Lois Ashcroft Merrill.
Stephen Longstroth. Died November 1, 1939 (Greenleaf, Idaho). Leva Thomas Granger Longstroth. Born June 10, 1874, (Marion, Ohio). Died June 5, 1935 (Greenleaf, Idaho). Son, Granger Longstroth, born August 10, 1912. Gift of May Larsen Pedersen, 1976.
Miss Granger was last Presbyterian Mission teacher in Mendon (where photo was taken). Taught 1906 in Kaysville, 1908-1919 in Mendon. Married July 20, 1909 to Stephen Longstroth of Mendon. Died June 5, 1935 (Greenleaf, Idaho). Gift of May Larsen Pedersen, 1975.
Utah Northern engine #180 at work with pile driver in Cache Valley.
Utah Northern engine #11 in storage yard at Pocatello.
Utah Northern engine #11 in storage yard at Pocatello.
Steam locomotive of Richmond and Danville Line.
Sketch is titled "Mountain Meadows." Photo from the Library of Congress.
Photo from the Library of Congress
Left to Right: Back row: Maggie Hancey, Wallace Waite, Hedvig Hansen Bingham, Leland Ashcroft, Hattie Lyons. Middle Row: Gloyd Hyde, Susie Hancey Peterson, George S. Daines, Callie Burnham, Howard M. Grant. Front: Evander Waite, Nellie Perkes Cook, Grover Hancey. George S. Daines was appointed principal July 1, 1902.
Painting by H.H. Cross.
Photo from the Library of Congress.
Silver City. De Lamar Stage leaving Murphy. George W. Warren Collection.
Lewiston District School.
Yellow Brick Lewiston School, erected 1908.
Lewiston State Bank and VanOrden Furniture and Hardware.
Mary Jane Hunter Lewis House. Born in England, August 15, 1855. Emigrated to Utah 1869. Died in house in 1909. House built 1882-1884 for her by Reuben Newbold. Century Register of Historic Homes.
Victor Lindblad, now Scout Executive of the Berkely-Contra Costa Area Council, is shown at left, while Executive of the Cache Valley Council, Logan, Utah. Other Scouters, from left to right, are: Charles N. Miller, former Regional Scout Executive, Dr. James E. West, then Chief Scout Executive from New York, and Joseph Quinning, Council President of the Cache Valley Council.
Photograph depicts college age men sitting around a man giving a presentation at a campground.
Photo depicts young men building a log cabin.
Standing Left to Right: E.B. Degroot, Elwood Barley, George Kneip, James E. West, Charles Miller, Raymond O. Hansen, Rain Water. Kneeling Left to Right: Homer Bemis, Tallman Trask, Carl Wood (of River Heights). Photo taken by Victor Lindblad of Logan, Utah.
4-H Club led by De Witt Harding.
Girls Baseball Team. Standing: Lutie Wadsworth, Evelyn, Harding, Bell Littlefield, Janie Parkinson, Kate Littlefield. Sitting: ____? Kendell, Ada Williams, Sophie Turner Grass, Nettie Turner Grass. Gift of Josephine Clark, 1976.
Gift of Josephine Clark, 1976.
Sitting: George Taggart, Dan Harding, Thomas Poulson, Henry Johnson. Standing: H.B. Fry, Mae Osgood, Lorenzo S. Eddington, Fred Parkinson, Bob Welch. Gift of Josephine Clark, 1976.
Gift of Josephine Clark, 1976.
Milton Bridge washed away by high water in the Weber River. Gift of Josephine Clark, 1976.
Don Durrant and Son. Gift of Josephine Clark, 1976.
Sitting: Lawrence Clark, Charles Harding, James Peterson, Stanley Rose, Frank Smith. Standing: Irca L. Creager, Richard Fry, Morgan White, Robert Chapin, Calvin Waldron, Wallace Clark, William Eddington, Dan Harding. Gift of Josephine Clark, 1976.
Morgan County Courthouse. 1885-1950's. Gift of Josephine Clark, 1976.
Creamery. Don Durant and Son making cheese. Gift of Josephine Clark, 1976.
Utah Construction Company Ranch. San Jacinto. Bowman Collection.
Utah Construction Company Ranch, bunk house. San Jacinto, Nevada. Bowman Collection.
Utah Construction Company Ranch, cook house. San Jacinto, Nevada. Bowman Collection.
Shoeing horses in corral. Utah Construction Company Ranch at San Jacinto, Nevada. Bowman Collection.
Loading ice in ice house. Utah Construction Company Ranch at San Jacinto, Nevada. Bowman Collection.
Ranch buildings and equipment. Utah Construction Company Ranch at San Jacinto, Nevada. Bowman Collection.
Utah Construction Company ranches in Northeast Elko County. Bowman Collection.
Utah Construction Company ranches in Northeast Elko County. Bowman Collection.
Utah Construction Company ranches in Northeast Elko County. Bowman Collection.
Horse-powered threshing machine, early 1900s.
Costumed participants for July 4 patriotic tableau.
First UIC trains to enter Lewiston on February 26, 1915. First passengers: Goudy A. Hogan, Samuel F. Werser, Peter E. Van Orden, Dr. John M. Bernhisel, Jr., Joseph W. Leavitt, Eulalie Taggart.
Co-operative store; housed first post office. Building probably built in 1876, the date of organization of the Lewiston Co-op M.I.
Photo showing The Lewiston Drug Co. store.
Interior of drug store.
House connected to a store.
Possibly a photo of a church or a city building of some kind.
Lewiston Opera House and Show House.
Building in Lewiston, Utah under construction.
Range on San Jacinto Ranch. Utah Construction Company. Bowman Collection.
Rabbit Hunt on San Jacinto Ranch. Utah Construction Company. Bowman Collection.
Trail Camp at San Jacinto Ranch. Utah Construction Company. Bowman Collection.
Remuda. Utah Construction Company Ranch. Bowman Collection.
Mules. Utah Construction Company Ranch. Bowman Collection.
Cowboy. Utah Construction Company Ranch. Bowman Collection.
Four photos of San Jacinto Ranch, Utah Construction Company. Bowman Collection.
Children sitting in front of a toy shop in Lewiston.
Group portrait of three men and three women.
Street scene in Lewiston.
Benson Stake LDS Tabernacle. Built 1903-1906. Demolished 1963.
Benson Stake LDS Tabernacle. Built 1903-1906. Demolished 1963.
Coyote hides hung on side of a building. Two men skin another in the foreground. Utah Construction Company San Jacinto Ranch. Bowman Collection.
Coyote hides hung in front of a tent. Utah Construction Company San Jacinto Ranch. Bowman collection.
Cattle in loading corrals at Tecoma, Nevada. Town and school in background. Utah Construction Company San Jacinto Ranch. Bowman Collection.
Branding a horse. Utah Construction Company Ranch at San Jacinto. Bowman Collection.
Goshute Indians in camp. Utah Construction Company Ranch at San Jacinto. Bowman Collection.
Trail camp. Utah Construction Company Ranch at San Jacinto. Bowman Collection.
Cowboy with Lariat. Utah Construction Company Ranch at San Jacinto. Bowman Collection.
Ranch Buildings. San Jacinto Ranch, Utah Construction Company.
Ranch Buildings. San Jacinto Ranch, Utah Construction Company. Bowman Collection.
Reinforced banks of river bed- probably Falls Creek, Nevada. Bowman Collection.
Cowboys. Utah Construction Company Ranch at San Jacinto. Bowman Collection.
Mules. Utah Construction Company Ranch at San Jacinto. Bowman Collection.
Mules. Utah Construction Company Ranch at San Jacinto. Bowman Collection.
3 cowboys with lariats. Bowman Collection.
Unidentified Northeast Nevada ranch- probably owned by Utah Construction Company. Bowman Collection.
Bowman Collection.
Box Elder County Fair view looking north.
Lived from 1848-1902. Captured after Northfield Raid September 21, 1876.
Lived from 1853-1889. Captured after Northfield Raid September 21, 1876.
View of field with ranch buildings in distance.
Horse-powered hay baler.
Shenectady Locomotives.
San Jacinto Ranch, Utah Construction Company. Bowman Collection.
Rider greets workers building first Transcontinental Telegraph line, 1861. Photo of Painting by W.H. Jackson.
Old Limestone mine in a gulch short of Shriner's Hospital (the lower mine).
Remnants of a lime kiln at the lower mine in Limekiln Gulch.
Map indluding location of Limekiln Gulch.
Old Limestone mine in a gulch north of Shriner's Hospital in Lime Gulch.
Dream mine. Superintendents home.
Shops and bunkhouse at the Dream Mine.
Dream Mine. Ore bins and mill.
Sheriff Ben McCullough. 2nd Sheriff of Sacramento.
Sheriff A.D. Peterson. 3rd Sheriff of Sacramento.
Sheriff David Hunt. 4th sheriff of Sacramento.
Sheriff William Manlove. Sixth sheriff.
Sheriff Sylvestar Marshall. 7th sheriff of Sacramento.
Sheriff Benjamin Bugbey. 8th sheriff of Sacramento.
Sheriff James McClatchy. 9th sheriff of Sacramento.
10th Sheriff of Sacramento.
Sheriff Edward White. 11th sheriff of Sacramento.
Sheriff Joseph Woods. 12th sheriff of Sacramento.
Sheriff Michael Bryle. 13th sheriff of Sacramento.
Sheriff Hugh M. LaRue. 14th sheriff of Sacramento.
Sheriff Moses Drew. 15th and 19th sheriff of Sacramento.
Sheriff Adolf Heilbron. 16th sheriff of Sacramento.
Sheriff Jess Wilson. 18th sheriff of Sacramento.
Sheriff George McMullen. 20th sheriff of Sacramento.
Sheriff Lee Stanley. 21st sheriff of Sacramento.
Sheriff Thomas O'Neil. 22nd sheriff of Sacramento.
Sheriff Frank Johnson. 23rd sheriff of Sacramento.
Sheriff Edward Reese. 25th sheriff of Sacramento.
Sheriff David Reese. 24th sheriff of Sacramento.
Sheriff David Reese and his staff. Frank Johnson included.
Sheriff David Ahern. 26th sheriff of Sacramento.
Sheriff William Gormley. 27th sheriff of Sacramento.
Sheriff Ellis James. 28th sheriff of Sacramento.
Sheriff John Misterly. 30th sheriff of Sacramento.
Acquired May 1849. Moored at the foot of H Street on the river. It became the official police station and jail boat.
Married October 17, 1970.
Chief Cly Nino Cochise. He was the last of the great war chiefs- 96 yeas old in photograph. Hobart T. Earp- sheriff. Shika Sina- wife of sheriff. Pop Warner-one of the last bounty hunters of the old west.
Left to right: Everett Brownsey (Marshall of Tombstone), Hobart T. Earp, Anne "Shika Sina" Earp, Bernice Escapule, Polly Smith, Florine Reeves, Mildred Brownsey.
Section of highway and Logan River. Gift of the Herald Journal.
National Defense Topographic Drafting Class. CCC enrolled at Hyrum, Utah.
Looking from Box Elder east toward Cache County. Union Pacific Railroad Trestle on right. Photo by C.R. Savage.
Uncle of Wilma Larsen (deceased). Donated by R.J. Larsen (husband), a custodian in the spectrum.
Uncle of Wilma Larsen (deceased). Donated by R.J. and Wilma Larsen.
Engraving by E.G. Williams.
The Salt Palace.
Located in Yost, Box Elder County.
Willard Schofield and George Rasmussen standing in front.
John Jarvie supplied Butch Cassidy and other members of the wild bunch. Jarvie was robbed and murdered in this building in 1909, and his body was set adrift on the Green River, in a plot constructed in 1870's.
Photo by R.D. Menzies. Courtesy of Joyce Warner.
Toll Gate and cabin at the mouth of the Canyon. Gift of Mrs. Lee Hansen, Mink Creek, Idaho.
Husband of "Queen Anne" Bassett, just outside the Bassett Cemetery, Brown's Park. He refused to be buried in the same cemetery with Anne's brother the "Bassett Kid," a member of the wild bunch.
1 year old Bill Grounds. He captured the "Bassett Kid".
Silver King Coalition Mines.
Photo from southwest.
Opera House.
Amusement Hall. Close-up of entrance.
Amusement Hall.
Beer Parlor.
Two photos of Newhouse Mill interior.
view of Cactus Club Opera House.
Newhouse Mill No. 2.
Game Room in Amusement Hall.
View of the interior of Newhouse Mill.
Home of Supt., Cactus Mill.
Reading Room in Amusement Hall.
Railroad beween Newhouse and Frisco.
Generator at Cactus Mill.
Street scene in Newhouse, showing workers' houses.
Switchboard in Newhouse.
View of town from the mill.
Monument of the Bear River Massacre.
Two photos of Batttle Creek Ravine. Photos by Allan H. Swainston.
Lived from 1876-1916. London's Bookplate.
Lived from 1876-1916. On horseback at his Glen Ellen, California, ranch.
Train on trestle at entrance to Cactus Mill.
Prospector's Shack.
Smith and Christiansen General Merchandise located at 31 North Main.
LDS Ward Meeting house built 1911. Given to Cornish School, May 1, 1936, and used as a gymnasium.
LDS Chapel. Built 1917 by West Cache Sugar Company as Hotel for sugar company workers. Given to LDS Ward and remodeled as church 1936.
Built 1917 by West Cache Sugar Company as Hotel for sugar company workers. Remodeled as church 1936.
West Cache Sugar Company.
West Cache Sugar Company.
Photo of the Cornish Sugar Factory.
Miners' Hospital.
Post office and store.
Children look like they are about 8-9 years old.
Interior of Opera House.
Reverse Side of Amusement Hall in Newhouse.
Cactus Cafe in Newhouse.
Fish-eye view of intersection of Main and Center Streets. Trinity Methodist Church on the left side of picture, with Thatcher Bank and Opera House in center.
View of the LDS Salt Lake Temple.
Andrew Wood Cooley and 4 wives with families.
1st Row: Bessie Griffin, (Mrs. Willard Ballard), Mamie Nelson (Harris), Lucy Barker (Mrs. George Robinson), May Griffin (Mrs. Lew. Jenkins), Elnora Christensen. 2nd Row: Loretta Larson (Mrs. Billy Patterson), Teacher Luella Parkinson (Mrs. Matthias Cowley), Olive Beck (Mrs. Samuel Clarke), Alice Jenkins (Mrs. Christian L. Christensen). 3rd Row: Minnie Funk, Mina Funk (Mrs. John E. Griffin), Hattie Griffin (Mrs. Henry Jenkins), Peter Jenson, David Robert Clarke, William Nelson, Fidelia Haskell (Mrs. Amos R.E. Clarke), Fannie Parsons (Mrs William Barker), Moroni Beck. 4th Row: Samuel Clarke, Joseph J. Larson, John E. Griffin, Walter Griffin, Nephi Larson, Joe M. Larson.
Born September 17, 1840 in Statford-on-Avon, Warwickshire, England. Died December 19, 1927 in Long Beach, California.
Birds eye view of Logan City. Photo of lithograph.
Tingwall Fire. November 9, 1948.
Stone-work of third floor of LCMI Building during remodeling of First National Bank after Tingwall Fire.
Third floor of LCMI building after the Tingwall Fire.
Woolworth Building and First National Bank during remodeling after Tingwall Fire.
Interior of 3rd floor. Tingwall Building. (Z.C.M.I.) after the fire of November 9.
F.W. Woolworth and First National Bank during remodeling in summer of 1949.
Tingwall Fire, November 9, 1948. Shows Masonic Hall on 2nd Floor, First National Bank Building.
Tingwall Fire, November 9, 1948.
Tingwall Fire, November 9, 1948. According to Logan Fire Department records, alarm turned on at 4:22 a.m. and fire contained at 9:42 p.m.
Tingwall Fire, November 9, 1948.
Two views of Tingwall Fire, November 9, 1948.
F.W. Woolworth building and First National Bank.
Tingwall Fire, November 9, 1948.
Reuben Van Ornum (front row, center) and the fighters and scouts who rescued him from the Shoshone at Providence, Utah, November 1862. The boy's uncle, Zacheus Van Ornum, organizer of the expedition, is front row, 2nd from left.
President of the LDS Church 1880-1887.
Factory built 1917. Operated 1917-1923, 1926. Dismantled 1926.
Brother of Black Jack Nelson.
Bridge over the Arno River destroyed by pin-point bombing by 12th Air Force. General John K. Cannon Collection.
B-25 Mitchells of the 12th Air Force flying through heavy flak toward bombing target in northern Italy. General John K. Cannon Collection.
Rail yards after attack by bombers of the Mediterranean Allied Air Forces. General John K. Cannon Collection.
Field in southern France littered with gliders that hauled airborne infantry-men who participated in the invasion of southern France on 15 August, 1944. General John K. Cannon Collection.
Aerial photo of the French Battleship Strasbourg in Toulon Harbor after destruction by planes of the Mediterranean Allied Air Forces. General John K. Cannon Collection.
Port installations at Toulon damaged by attacking Mediterranean Allied Air Forces Planes. General John K. Cannon Collection.
B-26 Marauder of the 12th Air Force loses right engine to German Flak. A few seconds later it crashed into Toulon. General John K. Cannon Collection.
Aerial view of the Royal Palace. General John K. Cannon Collection.
Photo shot through fishing net. General John K. Cannon Collection.
Aerial view showing bombed Arno River Bridge. General John K. Cannon Collection.
Aerial view showing German shelling of Ponte Vecchio. General John K. Cannon Collection.
Burned out rail cars in the yards at Pisa after an attack by bombers of the Mediterranean Allied Air Forces. General John K. Cannon Collection.
French battleship Strasbourg and an un-named ship in harbor after attack by Mediterranean Allied Air Force planes. General John K. Cannon Collection.
Hangmans Hill at Cassino after the aerial attack. New Zealanders made an epic stand here but lost the hill because of intense fire from the adjacent hill. General John K. Cannon Collection.
General John K. Cannon Collection.
French shipping sunk in Toulon Harbor by planes of the 15th air force. General John K. Cannon Collection.
Bombardment of the Monastery. General John K. Cannon Collection.
Aerial view of bombed factory after attack by 12th Air Force. General John K. Cannon Collection.
Aerial view showing German demolition to causeway in the harbor. General John K. Cannon Collection.
F-5 on a reconnaissance mission in Italy. The photo- reconnaissance planes were converted P-38s. General John K. Cannon Collection.
Interpreter is woman at right. General John K. Cannon Collection.
A P-47 Thunder bomber of the 12th Air Force. Italian Campaign. General John K. Cannon Collection.
Fishing boats in the harbor of Capri. General John K. Cannon Collection.
Aerial photo of paratroopers jumping into southern France during the allied invasion of August 15, 1944. General John K. Cannon Collection.
C-47 troop carrier with invasion markings. These planes dropped paratroopers into France and Greece. General John K. Cannon Collection.
Allied invasion fleet in the Harbor of Naples prior to sailing to participate in Operation Anvil, the invasion of southern France, August 15, 1944. General John K. Cannon Collection.
B-26 Marauder of 12th Air Force flies through heavy flak en route to bomb Florence-Rome rail lines. General John K. Cannon Collection.
General John K. Cannon Collection.
Captured German railroad gun, used against allied beachhead at Anzio. General John K. Cannon Collection.
Photo shows people shopping in a market and a large clock. General John K. Cannon Collection.
Formation of B-25 Mitchell Bombers of the 12th Air Force, First invasion Air Force with service in Africa, Sicily, Italy, and France. General John K. Cannon Collection.
B-26 Marauders of the 12th Air Force, veterans of every invasion effort in the Mediterranean Theatre. General John K. Cannon Collection.
Fifth Army, Bologna area, Italy. Lt. Gen. John K. Cannon, C-in-C, Mediterranean Allied Air Forces and Gen. Joseph McNarney, Deputy Supreme Allied Commander, Mediterranean Theatre, leaving the van of Lt. Gen. Lucian Truscott, Jr. U.S Fifth Army. General John K. Cannon Collection.
Fifth Army, Bologna Area, Italy. Lt. Gen. John K. Cannon, C-in-C of Mediterranean Allied Air Forces; Gen. Joseph McNarney, Deputy Supreme Allied Commander, Mediterranean Theatre; Lt. Gen. Lucian K. Truscott, Jr., C.G Fifth Army leaving the war room at Truscott's post. General John K. Cannon Collection.
Gen. Joseph Mcnarney, Dep. Supreme Allied Commander, Med. Theatre, and Lt Gen. John K. Cannon visiting with Brig. Gen Edgar E. Humo, G-5, Fifth Army at headquarters in Bologna.General John K. Cannon Collection.
Major Gen. John K. Cannon, new Commander Allied Air Forces in the Mediterranean with his predecessor Air Marshal Sir Arthur Coningham. General John K. Cannon Collection.
Lt. Gen. John K. Cannon, Brig. Gen. Edgar E. Hume, Gen. Joseph McNarney looking at photos pinned to Italian flag of partisans killed by Germans and Fascists just before the fall of Bologna. General John K. Cannon Collection.
Gen. Joseph McNarney and Lt. Gen. John K. Cannon leaving plane at Florence on first stop of tour of U. S. Fifth Army elements. General John K. Cannon Collection.
Lt. Gen. John K. Cannon, Lt. Gen. Lucian Truscott, Jr., and Gen. Joseph McNarney conferring at 5th Army C.P. General John K. Cannon Collection.
Major Gen. Benjamin W. Chidlaw, commanding Gen. 12th Air Force greeting Generals Cannon and McNarney at Florence on their tour of 5th Army elements. General John K. Cannon Collection.
Generals Cannon, McNarney, and Truscott at 5th Army C.P. near Bologna. General John K. Cannon Collection.
Generals Cannon and McNarney leaving headquarters at Bologna for visit to forward areas. General John K. Cannon Collection.
General John K. Cannon arrives at Copenhagen Air show with Christian X, King of Denmark. General John K. Cannon Collection.
Major General William E. Kepner escorts Queen Alexandrine Augustine of Denmark at Copenhagen Air Show. General John K. Cannon Collection.
Major General William E. Kepner and Queen Alexandrine greet B-25 Crew at U.S.A.A.F. Exposition. General John K. Cannon Collection.
Queen Alexandrine of Denmark being shown bombay doors on supervision of Copenhagen Air Show. General John K. Cannon Collection.
Danish crowd inspecting P-38 at Copenhagen USAAF Exposition. General John K. Cannon Collection.
Crowds inside Exposition grounds just prior to Air Show. General John K. Cannon Collection.
Fly-over of U.S. planes, Copenhagen Air Show. General John K. Cannon Collection.
General John K. Cannon Collection.
General John K. Cannon bids farewell to King Christian X of Denmark after Copenhagen air show. General John K. Cannon Collection.
Envoys of the Empire of Japan arriving for surrender aboard battleship Missouri. General John K. Cannon Collection.
General Yoshijiro Ilmezu signs surrender document on behalf of the Japanese Imperial Army. Center: Lt. Gen. Richard K. Sutherland, Gen. Douglas MacArthur's chief of staff. Left: Gen. Douglas MacArthur. General John K. Cannon Collection.
Mamoru Shigemitsu, Minister of Foreign Affairs signs Surrender Document on behalf of the Emperor. Lt. Gen. Richard K. Sutherland faces him across the table. General John K. Cannon Collection.
Admiral of the Fleet Chester W. Nimitz signs surrender document on behalf of the United States. General John K. Cannon Collection.
Bridge destroyed by allied bombing. General John K. Cannon Collection.
Bridge destroyed by allied bombing. General John K. Cannon Collection.
Bomb damage to railway yard of this Adriatic city. General John K. Cannon Collection.
Aerial photo of French battleship Strasbourg in Toulon Harbor, after being scuttled by the French Navy. General John K. Cannon Collection.
Rail yard destroyed by allied bombing. General John K. Cannon Collection.
Rail yard destroyed by allied bombing. General John K. Cannon Collection.
Bomb damage to rail yards. General John K. Cannon Collection.
Railway yards and railroad cars destroyed by allied bombing. General John K. Cannon Collection.
Locomotive destroyed by allied bombing of rail yards. General John K. Cannon Collection.
Bomb damage to rail yards. General John K. Cannon Collection.
Scuttled ships of the French fleet in Toulon Harbor. General John K. Cannon Collection.
German railroad gun used against allied beachhead at Anzio. General John K. Cannon Collection.
Burned out rail cars in yards near Pisa. General John K. Cannon Collection.
Burned out passenger cars on railroad near Pisa, Italy. General John K. Cannon Collection.
Bombed train and railroad bridge. General John K. Cannon Collection.
Crashed German plane shot down by planes of Mediterranean Allied Air Force. General John K. Cannon Collection.
Solders of U.S Fifth Army inspecting wreckage of crashed Luftwaffe plane shot down by Allied Air Force. General John K. Cannon Collection.
Railroad car destroyed by pin-point allied bombing. Italian village in background. General John K. Cannon Collection.
Harbor and boats destroyed by allied bombing. General John K. Cannon Collection.
Aerial photo of German vehicles destroyed by allied strafing. General John K. Cannon Collection.
Shore railroad line destroyed by allied bombing. General John K. Cannon Collection.
German vehicles destroyed by allied strafing, near Toulon. General John K. Cannon Collection.
French howitzer used by German army and captured during invasion of Southern France. General John K. Cannon Collection.
Wreck of German convoy, trucks, wagons, artillery, destroyed by allied air force. General John K. Cannon Collection.
Wrecked truck carrying petroleum drums. Destroyed by allied air force strafing. General John K. Cannon Collection.
Wehrmacht vehicles destroyed by allied air attacks. General John K. Cannon Collection.
Rolling stock destroyed by attacks of Mediterranean Allied Air Force. General John K. Cannon Collection.
Wreck of German convoy destroyed by allied air force. General John K. Cannon Collection.
Wreck of Wehrmacht convoy destroyed by M.A.A.F. attacks. General John K. Cannon Collection.
German vehicles destroyed by bombs by M.A.A.F. General John K. Cannon Collection.
German tank destroyed by allied air force bombing. General John K. Cannon Collection.
German vehicles: autos, motorcyles, etc. destroyed by allied air force attacks. General John K. Cannon Collection.
French children inspecting German vehicle destroyed by allied air attack. Note stone terraces in background. General John K. Cannon Collection.
French children inspecting German vehicle destroyed by allied air attack. General John K. Cannon Collection.
French children inspecting Wehrmacht vehicle destroyed by allied air attack. General John K. Cannon Collection.
Three photos taken by allied airplane showing attack upon and explosion of German truck. General John K. Cannon Collection.
Aerial photo showing German convoy under allied air attack. General John K. Cannon Collection.
Two photos of the Smithfield Tabernacle.
Laying first sidewalks in Lewiston.
July 4th celebration, Lewiston Town Square.
Opera House.
View looking north along Main Street from Center Street intersection.
Letter from N.W. Chastain of Rock Creek, Idaho, inquiring about work.
Letter says that they might have work for him and his wife.
Interior views of drug store. USU Local History Project.
Vegetable and fruit arrangement. Promotion for Idaho Irrigation Company. USU Local History Project.
Pocatello-Ashton Auto Stage in front of First National Bank of Pocatello. USU Local History Project.
Photo of Lithograph.
Caption on photo reads, " In pursuit of Joseph." Photo of a Lithograph.
Interior view of Pixley Drug store showing Mr. and Mrs. Carl H. Pixley.
Two views before and after city was inundated by rising waters of American Falls Reservoir.
Pocatello Tourist Park.
Fire engine and horse drawn engine.
Interior of Emil Gaetz kitchen.
Battery powered electric railway cars of the Twin Falls Railway Company stopped in front of a school. Railroad abandoned in 1924. The two cars were the only two comissioned for the railroad.
4th of July Celebration in the park. Caption on photo reads, "Free Ice Cream Cones a part of every fourth of July Celebration."
Log house of Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus Lowe. In center of photo Lilly and Cyrus Lowe (with moustache).
Oregon Short Line Engine #758 at Glenns Ferry Station.
Steamer loading sacks of threshed grain from Palouse Prairies, on Snake River between Riparia, Washington, and Lewiston, Idaho.
Driving the first spike of the Pacific and Northern Railroad, May 16, 1899. Photo by G.E. Tonkin. Pacific and Idaho Northern Railroad connected Weiser and New Meadows.
Sixth grade sewing class at Buhl High School.
D.S. Lamme General Store. First store in Boomerang (now Payette), Idaho.
Nez Perce Chief and attendant. Chief holds a War Pole.
Boise and Interurban Railway Car #4 at Star Depot.
Downtown Ogden, looking East across public square from Union Depot. Photo by S. T. Whitaker.
Half-breed Nez Perce.
Sidney Stevens Implement Company Building. Built 1869-1870. Located at 2436 Washington Blvd.
Schoolchildren at Elsinore Public School.
Sewing American flag, probably for World War I patriotic use. Photo on wall shows military training camp.
Farm family posed in front of their adobe house in the Sanpete Valley.
Jack rabbit round-up in Northern Sanpete County.
LDS Temple in Manti under construction. USU Local History Project.
Tearing rags into strips for later weaving into rag rugs.
Two men in black-top buggy on Main Street. Ephraim Tabernacle in background (dedicated 1871). Note adobe wall around lot and bowery at left for summer meetings. Photo may show U.S. Deputy Marshals charged with arresting polygamists.
"Little Kate", Ogden's "horseless streetcar" in front of Broom Hotel.
LDS Ward house.
LDS Ward house.
LDS Church building.
Recreation Hall of Smithfield. 2nd Ward LDS Church.
Amos Clarke stone house.
Main Street, Center to 1st North.
First North, east from Main Street.
Left to Right: Governor Herbert Maw, David O. McKay, Frederick P. Champ, Rt. Rev. Arthur W. Moulton, President E.G. Peterson, Guy Cardon.
Ruins of stone buildings at Call's Landing before they were covered by the waters of Lake Mead.
Ruins of Logan U.O. Woollen MIll.
George Albert Smith (right) presenting Silver Beaver Award to Frederick P. Champ January 20, 1943. Old Main Auditorium, USU.
Caption on photo reads, " To Bry with affection. Will Loftis, September 4, 1981."
Photo at his desk, Cache Valley Bank.
Two photos of Presbyterian Mission School. Built ca. 1881. Photos taken 1976 by Robert B. Welkie.
Caption on photo reads, "Colorado Desert and Signal Mountain."
Interior photo of Hyrum Liquor House, Hyrum Hall, Prop.
Two photos of Hyrum Liquor House. Hyrum Hall, Proprietor.
Trolley Line and pedestrian overpass.
Lewis and Clark Centennial Exposition.
Salt Air terminus, Salt Lake and Los Angeles Railroad.
City-county Building.
Circus elephants at Willow Park.
Wooden abutments and flume at 3rd Dam.
Two men on horses hold down a horse that is being branded.
The Hermitage.
Ricks Spring.
Lewiston State Bank.
Old Main, Utah State University, view from the south. Flag pole still on South Wing.
Cliff House destroyed in San Francisco Earthquake of April 1906.
Horse and buggy near Hercules Power Plant at mouth of Canyon. View looking East.
Looking west toward Logan Temple from about 1400 East.
Looking up Logan Canyon. Telluride Hydro Plant in foreground.
Old Tollgate Ranch at mouth of Logan Canyon. Now covered by waters of First Dam.
Trinity Methodist Church and Philadelphia House at Main and Center Streets.
Hauling rock for foundation of Logan Sugar Factory.
On Lucin Cutoff Trestle.
Logan Presbyterian Church.
First sugar beet factory built in Cache Valley. View looks Northeast.
Crowd watching Circus Parade. Intersection of Main and Center Streets.
Logan Eighth Ward.
Richmond South Ward.
Logan Fifth Ward.
Smithfield First Ward. Demolished 1970s.
View from Southwest.
Logan Sixth Ward Meetinghouse.
Upstream view of completed venturi flume at Station 0+30 Ogden-Brigham Canal.
Gamble Store. 134-138 North Main Street. Building owned by F.P. Champ. Photo removed from Champ Papers.
Venturi flume at station 0+30, Ogden-Brigham Canal, built by CCC enrollees.
Prune pickers in Santa Rosa Orchards.
George H. Warren Collection.
George H. Warren Collection.
Administration building. George. H. Warren Collection.
Administration building and view of camp. George. H. Warren Collection.
Wooden flume carrying water to flow lines at Olmstead Plant. George H. Warren Collection.
Wooden flume carrying water to flow lines at Olmstead Plant. George H. Warren Collection.
George H. Warren Collection.
Officers of Engineers Corps Canadian Expeditionary Forces. George H. Warren Collection.
Caption on photo reads "Chatsworth House. Marble Mantelpiece in Dining Room." [?]
Caption reads, "The Grammar School, Stratford-on-avon. Where Shakespeare was Educated."
To views of a Survey Crew staking line of 130 K.V. transmission line between Grace, Idaho and Salt Lake City, Utah. Winter of 1916-1917. George H. Warren Collection.
there are pillows and other objects in the canoe.
George H. Warren Collection.
George H. Warren Collection.
Three officers, Canadian Expeditionary Forces with women. St. John's, Quebec, Canada.
Wooden flume carrying water from Provo River to flow lines at Olmstead Plant. George H. Warren Collection.
Two photos showing installation of penstock (a) and "Johnston Valve" (b) at Oneida Hydro-electric plant. Utah Power and Light Company. George H. Warren Collection.
George H. Warren Collection
George H. Warren Collection
Looking south across construction camp for workers engaged in building Union Pacific and L. Hydroelectric Dam. George H. Warren Collection.
Boats of survey crew being repaired on beach after damage in rapids. George H. Warren Collection.
White fish 15 lbs.
"Johnson Valve" in penstock at Oneida power plant. George H. Warren Collection
Switching station, Olmstead plant. Winter 1922. George H. Warren Collection.
Two photos of the rapids and easing the boats through the rapids.
Two photos of wooden boats shooting rapids on Green River. George H. Warren Collection.
George H. Warren Collection.
Officer, Canadian Expeditionary Forces. George H. Warren Collection.
George H. Warren Collection.
George H. Warren Collection.
Robert Adams (left) and George H. Warren. Picnic at St. John's, Quebec. Canadian Expeditionary Forces. George H. Warren Collection.
Officers of Canadian Expeditionary Forces and girlfriends boating on St. Lawrence River. St. John's Quebec. George H. Warren Collection.
George H. Warren Collection.
George H. Warren Collection.
Men moving camp on river. George H. Warren Collection.
Lowering boats through rapids. George H. Warren Collection.
Photo caption reads, "At Warren's Ranch." George H. Warren Collection.
George H. Warren Collection.
Holon, Stacer, Partridge (Bottom row, left to right).
Identified men: Brown, Groendyke, goodwin, Chapin and Anannett.
George H. Warren Collection.
Cook for UP and L Survey Crew. Green River, Utah, 1917.
George H. Warren Collection.
George H. Warren Collection.
George H. Warren Collection.
George H. Warren Collection.
George H. Warren Collection.
George H. Warren Collection.
Huntington Canyon Utah. Surveyor doing wash at winter camp. George H. Warren Collection.
Young man is getting his hair trimmed outside a tent.
Surveyor in snowshoes. George H. Warren Collection.
Tents and cord wood at winter camp. George H. Warren Collection.
George H. Warren Collection.
George H. Warren Collection.
Men washing clothes. George H. Warren Collection.
George H. Warren Collection.
Camp of electric transmission line survey crew. George H. Warren Collection.
George H. Warren Collection.
George H. Warren Collection.
Ships on bay. George H. Warren Collection.
Survey party fording and stream with supplies. George H. Warren Collection.
Residences at plant. George H. Warren Collection.
Winter scene in river bottoms near Olmstead. George H. Warren Collection.
Two views of residences and yards. George H. Warren Collection.
Winter scenes in woods near Olmstead Plant. George H. Warren Collection.
Winter scenes in woods near Olmstead Plant. George H. Warren Collection.
George H. Warren Collection.
George H. Warren Collection.
George H. Warren Collection.
George H. Warren Collection.
Survey crew posed on steps. Supply wagon in background. George H. Warren Collection.
George H. Warren Collection.
Caption on photo reads, " B0648 Loyalton Railroad Between Reno and Portola, California." George H. Warren Collection.
Cowboys from H-D Ranch near Dillon, Montana, around campfire. George H. Warren Collection.
Pack animals carrying supplies through canyon. George H. Warren Collection.
3 surveyors. George H. Warren Collection.
Surveyors' camp. George H. Warren Collection.
George H. Warren Collection.
Buildings of the Panama-Pacific Exposition.
Nelson Young. George H. Warren Collection.
Art Thompson. George H. Warren Collection.
Two photos of flow lines at Grace plant. George H. Warren Collection.
Steel saddles for new flow lines. George H. Warren Collection.
Crews excavation for new penstock, Grace plant. George H. Warren Collection.
Two photos showing generating station under construction. George H. Warren Collection.
Grace plant under construction, penstock, backfill, loading platform. George H. Warren Collection.
Winter work on Grace plant. Steamshovel in operation in background. George H. Warren Collection.
George H. Warren Collection.
George H. Warren Collection.
George H. Warren Collection.
George H. Warren Collection.
Caption reads, "Hole Blast."
George H. Warren Collection.
George H. Warren Collection.
George H. Warren Collection.
George H. Warren Collection.
View of winter construction work. George H. Warren Collection.
View from Olmstead at the mouth of Provo Canyon. George H. Warren Collection.
Left to Right: Swinyard, Warren, Thornquest, Thomson, Mathews, Johnson, Riley. George H. Warren Collection.
George H. Warren Collection.
Derrick lifting rock from cut for flow line no. 3, Grace Power Plant. George H. Warren Collection. Caption on photo reads, "Grace Development. 5th Unit. Flow Line No. 3-North from Sta. 102+00, Stiffleg and Osgood Shovel, Nov. 16, 1922."
George H. Warren Collection.
Winter view of Grace plant. George H. Warren Collection.
Lawns. George H. Warren Collection.
George H. Warren Collection.
Four surveyors walking in deep snow. Little Camas Prairie , Idaho. George H. Warren Collection.
Team pulling wagon through sage. George H. Warren Collection.
George H. Warren Collection.
George H. Warren Collection.
George H. Warren Collection.
Cliffs in Hells Canyon. George H. Warren Collection.
Idaho side ravines. George H. Warren Collection.
Looking downstream. Left-Oregon, Right-Idaho. George H. Warren Collection.
Near Lucile, Idaho. George H. Warren Collection.
George H. Warren Collection.
George H. Warren Collection.
Crew erecting tower 851 2 miles west of Newton, Utah. NE 1/4 of NE 1/4, Sec 14, TWP. 13N, R2W. George H. Warren Collection.
George H. Warren Collection.
George H. Warren Collection.
George H. Warren Collection.
George H. Warren Collection.
Miller's Ferry, Nyssa, Oregon. George H. Warren Collection.
George H. Warren Collection.
In deep snow. George H. Warren Collection.
George H. Warren Collection.
George H. Warren Collection.
George H. Warren Collection.
George H. Warren Collection.
Cut on the Idaho Northern Railroad.
George H. Warren Collection.
George H. Warren Collection.
George H. Warren Collection.
George H. Warren Collection.
A and B probably Warren Ranch. George H. Warren Collection.
George H. Warren Collection.
George H. Warren Collection.
Bluffs on Idaho side. George H. Warren Collection.
George H. Warren Collection.
Winter scenes. George H. Warren Collection.
Near Jackpot. Surveyor's camp on ranch property. George H. Warren Collection.
Tender being coaled. George H. Warren Collection.
George H. Warren Collection.
George H. Warren Collection.
Snow being cleared from the track by a rotary plow. George H. Warren Collection.
Electric transmission line along Yellowstone Branch, near Warm River, Idaho. George H. Warren Collection.
George H. Warren Collection.
George H. Warren Collection.
George H. Warren Collection.
George H. Warren Collection.
Looking down Willow Creek (NE toward Strawberry River) from Willow Creek Summit near Tucker, Utah. On the line of the Springville-Helper electric transmission line. George H. Warren Collection.
Staking line of 130 K.V. transmission line beween Grace, Idaho, and Salt Lake City, Utah in the winter. George H. Warren Collection.
George H. Warren Collection.
Caption on photo reads, "Big Springs, Idaho." George H. Warren Collection.
George H. Warren Collection.
Camp west of Newton for work crews building 130 K.V. line, Grace to Salt Lake City. Note cook tent in center of camp. George H. Warren Collection.
Raising pole angle tower. George H. Warren Collection.
George H. Warren Collection.
George H. Warren Collection.
Crews erecting tower no. 581. Springville-Helper line. George H. Warren Collection.
Looking NW from tower no. 350. Springville-Helper line, June 24, 1916. George H. Warren Collection.
Looking east from tower no. 540. Springville-Helper line, July 3, 1916. George H. Warren Collection.
Tower 581. George H. Warren Collection.
Pole angle tower. George H. Warren Collection.
Raising type A 130 K.V. wood towers for Springville-Helper line. George H. Warren Collection.
Crews erecting tower no. 581 July 8, 1916. George H. Warren Collection.
Crews raising poles for power transmission line. Photo by G.H. Warren, 1916. George H. Warren Collection.
Camp during winter of 1916-1917 for surveyors marking line of 130 k.v. electric line beween Grace, Idaho, and Salt Lake City, Utah. George H. Warren Collection.
George H. Warren Collection.
Tents for surveyors' winter camp. George H. Warren Collection.
Survey crew marking line in winter snow. George H. Warren Collection.
Winter scene at site. Ice floe in Bear River. George H. Warren Collection.
Summer scene 1923, showing base of partially constructed hydro plant. George H. Warren Collection.
Two photos showing diversion of river and building base of Alexander hydro plant. George H. Warren Collection.
Two photos showing beginning of work on base of dam at Alexander, Idaho. Work being done by Pacific Utilities Company for Utah Power and Light. George H. Warren Collection.
Two photos showing re-routing of Bear River and preliminary work on U.P. and L. hydroelectric dam at Alexander, Idaho. George H. Warren Collection.
View from moutains of Phoenix Utility Company camp at Alexander dam. George H. Warren Collection.
Wooden forms for pouring concrete for dam and hydroelectric plant. George H. Warren Collection.
Buildings and equipment towers built by Pacific Utility Company for construction of the hydroelectric dam at Alexander, Idaho. George H. Warren Collection.
Construction of dam at Alexander, Idaho. Photo shows timber spillway around base of dam. George H. Warren Collection.
Beginning construction work on base of dam in Alexander, Idaho. George H. Warren Collection.
Cable slung "Osgood shovel" for dumping rock or concrete in river-bed for dam base. George H. Warren Collection.
Equipment and construciton gear erected by Pacific Utility Company for building of Alexander Dam. George H. Warren Collection.
Two photos showing construction of wooden flow lines at Grace power plant. George H. Warren Collection.
George H. Warren Collection.
George H. Warren Collection.
Survey crew marking line in winter snow. George H. Warren Collection.
George H. Warren Collection.
George H. Warren Collection.
Bogged in deep snow. George H. Warren Collection.
Mule train carrying surveyors supplies in winter. George H. Warren Collection.
Workmen excavating for base of U.P. and L. hydro plant. George H. Warren Collection.
Work on Alexander hydro plant in distance. George H. Warren Collection.
Damsite at Alexander. Looking south down Bear River. Cable across river and some work being done on either bank. George H. Warren Collection.
Boat shooting rapids on lower Snake River. Probably near Bruneau. George H. Warren Collection.
Looking downstram. Left: Oregon, Right: Idaho. George H. Warren Collection.
Survey crew in boats on river. George H. Warren Collection.
George H. Warren Collection.
George H. Warren Collection.
Two photos showing motor launch on river. George H. Warren Collection.
Winter view of mountains. George H. Warren Collection.
George H. Warren Collection.
New intake and coffer dam at Grace hydro plant. George H. Warren Collection.
Men and Machines excavating rock for base of Alexander hydro-electric plant. George H. Warren Collection.
Mill on left. Head frame for mine shaft at right. George H. Warren Collection.
San Pedro, Los Angeles, and Salt Lake Railroad at Lund, Utah. George H. Warren Collection.
George H. Warren Collection.
Looking south from mountains across Alexander to Grace. Dam under construction at lower left. George H. Warren Collection.
George H. Warren Collection.
Interior of Sulphur mine on Western Pacific Railroad. George H. Warren Collection.
George H. Warren Collection.
Wooden flow line under construction at Grace power plant. George H. Warren Collection.
Towers and rails to carry material to site of dam construction on Bear River. Phoenix Utility Company. George H. Warren Collection.
Head tower to secure cable on east side of Bear River. George H. Warren Collection.
George H. Warren Collection.
George H. Warren Collection.
Timber base for rail line into Bear River Canyon for hauling materials for construction of Alexander hydro plant. George H. Warren Collection.
Dam under construction showing forms for pouring concrete. Looking down on dam from river-bank. George H. Warren Collection.
Construction of wooden flow line at Grace plant. George H. Warren Collection.
He was the Paiute who helped bring an end to the Shoshone uprisings.
Later U.S. Soldier in Co. J-7th Infantry.
City Center.
Formerly home of John Reed Blanchard. Later used as dormitory for New Jersey Academy. Corner of Center and 2nd West. See The Rocket for history of Logan's hospitals.
Formerly Amussen Home. Corner of Center and 1st West. See The Rocket for history of Logan's hospitals. Caption on photo reads, "1905-1913 Second Hospital---18 beds.
William Budge Memorial Hospital.
William Budge Memorial Hospital.
LDS Hospital, ca. 1969.
Under Construction. Photo from Herald Journal supplement, May 12,1934.
View from the southwest. Gift of The Herald Journal, September 1978.
15th Ward. 582 N. 1st West. Gift of The Herald Journal, September 1978.
8th Ward. Gift of The Herald Journal, September 1978.
Gift of The Herald Journal, September 1978.
Gift of The Herald Journal, September 1978.
Gift of The Herald Journal, September 1978.
Gift of The Herald Journal, September 1978.
Fall 1962 or early spring 1963. Workers building new rooves on many buildings damages by August 1962 Earthquake. Gift of The Herald Journal, September 1978.
Gift of The Herald Journal, September 1978.
From the southwest photo prior to Earthquake of 1962. Gift of The Herald Journal, September 1978.
Wardhouse. Gift of The Herald Journal, September 1978.
20th Ward Meetinghouse. 875 N. 15 East. Gift of The Herald Journal, September 1978.
Gift of The Herald Journal, September 1978.
LDS Church in Paradise, Utah. Gift of The Herald Journal, September 1978.
Gift of The Herald Journal, September 1978.
Gift of The Herald Journal, September 1978.
Gift of The Herald Journal, September 1978.
Gift of The Herald Journal, September 1978.
Gift of The Herald Journal, September 1978.
Gift of The Herald Journal, September 1978.
Gift of The Herald Journal, September 1978.
Gift of The Herald Journal, September 1978.
View of the dam. Gift of The Herald Journal, September 1978.
Gates of the Bear River in the distance. Gift of The Herald Journal, September 1978.
View of reservoir and spillway headgate. Gift of The Herald Journal, September 1978.
Sailboat on Hyrum Dam. Gift of The Herald Journal, September 1978.
LDS Meetinghouse. Built 1917 as West Cache Hotel for sugar factory employees. Gift of The Herald Journal, September 1978.
View of the ox-bows at Benson, Utah. Gift of The Herald Journal, September 1978.
Third Dam, Logan Canyon. View of Spillway from downstream. Gift of The Herald Journal, September 1978.
Gift of The Herald Journal, September 1978.
View from the East Quinney Branch bridge. UIC Railroad in left foreground. Gift of The Herald Journal, September 1978.
Liberty, Idaho. LDS Wardhouse. Gift of The Herald Journal, September 1978.
Cache Meadow Farm. Gift of The Herald Journal, September 1978.
Gift of The Herald Journal, September 1978.
Gift of The Herald Journal, September 1978.
Dam filled because of heavy Spring run-off. View of reservoir north from dam. Gift of The Herald Journal, September 1978.
Dam filled because of heavy Spring run-off. View of flooded Clarkston haylands and upper part of Newton Dam. View looking east from Clarkston highway. Gift of The Herald Journal, September 1978.
Two photos of new U.S. Post Office. Gift of The Herald Journal, September 1978.
Gift of The Herald Journal, September 1978.
Photo of bar at Model Billiards, 22 West Center, where roof collapsed into building, August 30, 1962. Gift of The Herald Journal, September 1978.
Plaster on organ and piano of Richmond Tabernacle, August 30,1962. Gift of The Herald Journal, September 1978.
Broken bottles at Utah State Liquor Store, 46 West Center Street, August 30, 1962. Gift of The Herald Journal, September 1978.
Gift of The Herald Journal, September 1978.
Gift of The Herald Journal, September 1978.
Gift of The Herald Journal, September 1978.
Gift of The Herald Journal, September 1978.
Two photos of the Cache Valley Dairy Association factory. Gift of The Herald Journal, September 1978.
Gift of The Herald Journal, September 1978.
Gift of The Herald Journal, September 1978.
Gift of The Herald Journal, September 1978.
Gift of The Herald Journal, September 1978.
Gift of The Herald Journal, September 1978.
Gift of The Herald Journal, September 1978.
Gift of The Herald Journal, September 1978.
Gift of The Herald Journal, September 1978.
Gift of The Herald Journal, September 1978.
Gift of The Herald Journal, September 1978.
Gift of The Herald Journal, September 1978.
Gift of The Herald Journal, September 1978.
Gift of The Herald Journal, September 1978.
Martin Harris grave and Monument. Gift of The Herald Journal, September 1978.
Gift of The Herald Journal, September 1978.
Gift of The Herald Journal, September 1978.
Gift of The Herald Journal, September 1978.
Gift of The Herald Journal, September 1978.
Broken glass at Keith O'Brien Department Store. 29 South Main, August 30, 1962. Gift of The Herald Journal, September 1978.
Business ads painted on Grandstand at Smithfield Race Track. Gift of The Herald Journal, September 1978.
Gift of The Herald Journal, September 1978.
Gift of The Herald Journal, September 1978.
Looking west from Bear River Bridge. Gift of The Herald Journal, September 1978.
Gift of The Herald Journal, September 1978.
Gift of The Herald Journal, September 1978.
Gift of The Herald Journal, September 1978.
Spring Hollow looking south from Highway 89. Gift of The Herald Journal, September 1978.
Gift of The Herald Journal, September 1978.
Gift of The Herald Journal, September 1978.
View of frozen ox bows on Bear River in Benson. View looking north. Trenton Hill visible in distance. Gift of The Herald Journal, September 1978.
View of spillway entrance. Gift of The Herald Journal, September 1978.
View of frozen ox bows on Bear River in Benson. View looking West. Gift of The Herald Journal, September 1978.
Field of new corn in Upper Benson near site of Riverside School. Gift of The Herald Journal, September 1978.
Looking northwest toward Portage from old Utah Northern and UIC grade south. West of Beaver Dam. Gift of The Herald Journal, September 1978.
Utah Idaho Central Railroad bridge on Beaver Dam divide. Gift of The Herald Journal, September 1978.
Looking east across a potato field toward North Logan and Green Canyon. Gift of The Herald Journal, September 1978.
Looking north over Bear River Valley from old UN and UIC grade southwest of Beaver Dam. Gift of The Herald Journal, September 1978.
View near Trenton, looking north toward Southwest Lewiston. Gift of The Herald Journal, September 1978.
Field of baled and rowed alfalfa in lower Benson, west of the Bear River. Gift of The Herald Journal, September 1978.
Gift of The Herald Journal, September 1978.
Gift of The Herald Journal, September 1978.
Gift of The Herald Journal, September 1978.
Melvin Buttars Turkey Farm at Center. Gift of The Herald Journal, September 1978.
LDS General Conference (?). Gift of The Herald Journal, September 1978.
Gift of The Herald Journal, September 1978.
View of 10th North and 2nd East showing Logan Jr. High under construction. Gift of The Herald Journal, September 1978.
Gift of The Herald Journal, September 1978.
3rd North and the Island. 5th Ward church in center of photo. Gift of The Herald Journal, September 1978.
Gift of The Herald Journal, September 1978.
Gift of The Herald Journal, September 1978.
Gift of The Herald Journal, September 1978.
Hyrum Dam. Gift of The Herald Journal, September 1978.
Gift of The Herald Journal, September 1978.
Gift of The Herald Journal, September 1978.
Gift of The Herald Journal, September 1978.
Gift of The Herald Journal, September 1978.
Gift of The Herald Journal, September 1978.
Gift of The Herald Journal, September 1978.
Gift of The Herald Journal, September 1978.
Logan Junior High (aerial view). Gift of The Herald Journal, September 1978.
Group posed before Brenchley Brothers blacksmith shop. Gift of The Herald Journal, September 1978.
City equipment Quonset shed. Gift of The Herald Journal, September 1978.
Gift of The Herald Journal, September 1978.
Northern Cove, Utah-Idaho border shows at far right. Gift of The Herald Journal, September 1978.
Looking east. Gift of The Herald Journal, September 1978.
Aerial view of farms along U.S. 91 South of Richmond. Del Monte Pea Vinery at center right. Gift of The Herald Journal, September 1978.
This is the Place Monument. Gift of The Herald Journal, September 1978.
Gift of The Herald Journal, September 1978.
Gift of The Herald Journal, September 1978.
Gift of The Herald Journal, September 1978.
Logan-Cache Airport. Gift of The Herald Journal, September 1978.
Gift of The Herald Journal, September 1978.
Gift of The Herald Journal, September 1978.
Temple Square and adjacent areas. Gift of The Herald Journal, September 1978.
Gift of The Herald Journal, September 1978.
Gift of The Herald Journal, September 1978.
Aerial view of Logan Junior High School. Gift of The Herald Journal, September 1978.
Benson Stake House. Gift of The Herald Journal, September 1978.
Caption on phto reads, "Replica made for the front of the hall of relics at the Utah Semi-Centennial Jubilee, 1897, now located in the rotunda of the Uni Hall (city and county Building) Salt Lake City, Utah." Charles Ellis Johnson Collection.
Charles Ellis Johnson Collection.
Charles Ellis Johnson Collection.
Charles Ellis Johnson Collection.
Dedication as part of semi-centennial celebration. Sculptor: Cyrees Edwin Dallin. Charles Ellis Johnson Collection.
Brigham Young Monument Corner Stone. Charles Ellis Johnson Collection.
The dedication of the Brigham Young Monument as part of the semi-centennial celebration. Charles Ellis Johnson Collection.
Charles Ellis Johnson Collection.
Charles Ellis Johnson Collection.
Charles Ellis Johnson Collection.
Photographs by C.R. Savage and reprinted by C.E. Johnson. Charles Ellis Johnson Collection.
Painting by James T. Harwood showing a cow skull with an inscription marking a Mormon pioneer campsite of 1847. Photographed by C.E. Johnson, 1890s. Charles Ellis Johnson Collection.
Brigham Young's carriage. Charles Ellis Johnson Collection.
Parade of the Counties, July 23. Entry #8: Box Elder County Float. Charles Ellis Johnson Collection.
Parade of the Counties, July 23. Entry #8: Box Elder County Float. Charles Ellis Johnson Collection.
Parade of the Counties, July 23. Entry #9: Cache County. Charles Ellis Johnson Collection.
Parade of the Counties, July 23. Entry #11: Davis County Band. Charles Ellis Johnson Collection.
Parade of the Counties, July 23. Entry #12: Davis County, Float 1. Charles Ellis Johnson Collection.
Parade of the Counties, July 23. Entry #12: Davis County, Float 2. Charles Ellis Johnson Collection.
Parade of the Counties, July 23. Entry #18: Juab County Float. Charles Ellis Johnson Collection.
Parade of the Counties, July 23. Entry #24: Sevier County Float. Charles Ellis Johnson Collection.
Parade of the Counties, July 23. Entry #25: Summit County Float. Charles Ellis Johnson Collection.
Parade of the Counties, July 23. Entry #26: Tooele County Float. Charles Ellis Johnson Collection.
Parade of the Counties, July 23. Entry #29: Utah County Float. Charles Ellis Johnson Collection.
Parade of the Counties, July 23. Entry #30: Washington County Float. Charles Ellis Johnson Collection.
Parade of the Counties, July 23. Entry #33: Weber County Float. Charles Ellis Johnson Collection.
Parade of the Counties, July 23. Entry #33: Weber County Float. Charles Ellis Johnson Collection.
Parade of the Counties, July 23. Entry #33: Weber County Float. Charles Ellis Johnson Collection.
Parade of the Counties, July 23. Sanpete County Float. Not listed in official program, Utah Pioneer Jubilee. Charles Ellis Johnson Collection.
Great Salt Lake Parade, July 22. Entry #6: "The Serpent of the Great Salt Lake." Float designed by J.S. Anderson. Charles Ellis Johnson Collection.
Great Salt Lake Parade, July 22. Entry #6: "The Serpent of the Great Salt Lake." Float designed by J.S. Anderson. Charles Ellis Johnson Collection.
Great Salt Lake Parade, July 22. Entry #7: The Salt Wave float designed by J.T. Harwood. Charles Ellis Johnson Collection.
Great Salt Lake Parade, July 22. Entry #9: "A Bath in the Lake." Float designed by J.S. Anderson. Charles Ellis Johnson Collection.
Great Salt Lake Parade, July 22. Entry #9: "A Bath in the Lake." Float designed by J.S. Anderson. Charles Ellis Johnson Collection.
Great Salt Lake Parade, July 22. Entry #10: "Friends of Fifty Years." Float designed by J.S. Anderson. Charles Ellis Johnson Collection.
Great Salt Lake Parade, July 22. Entry #12: "The Salt Fountain." Float designed by J.S. Anderson. Charles Ellis Johnson Collection.
Great Salt Lake Parade, July 22. Entry #12: "The Salt Fountain." Float designed by J.S. Anderson. Charles Ellis Johnson Collection.
Great Salt Lake Parade, July 22. Entry #13: "Grotto." Float designed by J.S. Anderson. Charles Ellis Johnson Collection.
Great Salt Lake Parade, July 22. Entry #13: "Grotto." Float designed by J.S. Anderson. Charles Ellis Johnson Collection.
Great Salt Lake Parade, July 22. Entry #13: "Grotto." Float designed by J.S. Anderson. Charles Ellis Johnson Collection.
Great Salt Lake Parade, July 22. Entry #14: "Home of the Wave." Float designed by J.S. Anderson. Charles Ellis Johnson Collection.
Great Salt Lake Parade, July 22. Entry #16: "The Gulls and Crickets." Float designed by J.S. Anderson. Charles Ellis Johnson Collection.
Great Salt Lake Parade, July 22. Entry #18: "The Stream of Time." Float designed by J.S. Anderson. Charles Ellis Johnson Collection.
Great Salt Lake Parade, July 22. Entry #18: "The Stream of Time." Float designed by J.S. Anderson. Charles Ellis Johnson Collection.
Great Salt Lake Parade, July 22. Entry #19: "The Salt Lake Cave." Float designed by J.S. Anderson. Charles Ellis Johnson Collection.
Great Salt Lake Parade, July 22. Entry #19: "The Salt Cave." Float designed by J.S. Anderson. Charles Ellis Johnson Collection.
Great Salt Lake Parade, July 22. Entry #20: "Utah Lake." Float designed by J.T. Hardwood. Charles Ellis Johnson Collection.
Great Salt Lake Parade, July 22. Entry #20: "Utah Lake." Float designed by J.T. Hardwood. Charles Ellis Johnson Collection.
Great Salt Lake Parade, July 22. Entry #18: "The Stream of Time." Float designed by J.S. Anderson. Charles Ellis Johnson Collection.
Children's Parade, July 22. Entry #7: "Mother Goose." Float designed by S.T. Whitaker. Charles Ellis Johnson Collection.
Children's Parade, July 22. Entry #7: "Mother Goose." Float designed by S.T. Whitaker. Charles Ellis Johnson Collection.
Children's Parade, July 22. Entry #9: "Sego Lily." Float designed by S.T. Whitaker. Charles Ellis Johnson Collection.
Children's Parade, July 22. Entry #9: "Sego Lily." Float designed by S.T. Whitaker. Charles Ellis Johnson Collection.
Children's Parade, July 22. Entry #9: "Sego Lily." Float designed by S.T. Whitaker. Charles Ellis Johnson Collection.
Children's Parade, July 22. Entry #11: "Peter, Peter, Pumpkin Eater." Float designed by S.T. Whitaker. Charles Ellis Johnson Collection.
Children's Parade, July 22. Entry #14: "The Basket." Float designed by J.W. Clawson. Charles Ellis Johnson Collection.
Children's Parade, July 22. Entry #14: "The Basket." Float designed by J.W. Clawson. Charles Ellis Johnson Collection.
Children's Parade, July 22. Entry #21: "There Was An Old Woman Who Lived In A Shoe." Float designed by S.T. Whitaker. Charles Ellis Johnson Collection.
Children's Parade, July 22. Entry #35: "Little Miss Muffet." Float designed by S.T. Whitaker. Charles Ellis Johnson Collection.
Children's Parade, July 22. Entries #19 and 21: "The Beehive" and "There Was An Old Woman Who Lived In A Shoe." Charles Ellis Johnson Collection.
Children's Parade, July 22. View looking up Main Street from about 3rd South Street. Charles Ellis Johnson Collection.
Pageant of Progress, July 21. Entry #5: "Jim Bridger's Cabin." Float designed by S.T. Whitaker. Charles Ellis Johnson Collection.
Pageant of Progress, July 21. Entry #7: "Utah in 1847." Float designed by J.S. Anderson. Charles Ellis Johnson Collection.
Pageant of Progress, July 21. Entry #8: "First Saw Pit." Charles Ellis Johnson Collection.
Pageant of Progress, July 21. Entry #9: "First House in Utah." Float designed by J.S. Anderson. Charles Ellis Johnson Collection.
Pageant of Progress, July 21. Entry #10: "Slow Transportation." Charles Ellis Johnson Collection.
Pageant of Progress, July 21. Entry #27: "The Overland Stage" and Entry #31: "The First Fast Mail." Charles Ellis Johnson Collection.
Pageant of Progress, July 21. Entry #27: "The Overland Stage" and Entry #31: "The First Fast Mail." Charles Ellis Johnson Collection.
Pageant of Progress, July 21. Entry #33: "The Prairie Schooner." Charles Ellis Johnson Collection.
Pageant of Progress, July 21. Entry #34: "ZCMI." Float designed by J.S. Anderson. Charles Ellis Johnson Collection.
Pageant of Progress, July 21. Entry #34: "ZCMI." Designed by J.S. Anderson. Charles Ellis Johnson Collection.
Pageant of Progress, July 21. Entry #34: "ZCMI." Float designed by J.S. Anderson. Charles Ellis Johnson Collection.
Pageant of Progress, July 21. Entry #34: "ZCMI." Float designed by J.S. Anderson. Charles Ellis Johnson Collection.
Pageant of Progress, July 21. Entry #35: "Engine No. 1, Union Pacific Railroad." Charles Ellis Johnson Collection.
Pageant of Progress, July 21. Entry #39: "First Smelter in Utah." Float designed by S.T. Whitaker. Charles Ellis Johnson Collection.
Pageant of Progress, July 21. Entry #42: "First Street Car in Utah." Charles Ellis Johnson Collection.
Pageant of Progress, July 21. Entry #46: "The Silk Worm." Charles Ellis Johnson Collection.
Pageant of Progress, July 21. Entry #46: "The Silk Worm". Charles Ellis Johnson Collection.
Pageant of Progress, July 21. Entry #48: "Genius of Utah and Her Maids of Honor." Float designed by S.T. Whitaker. Charles Ellis Johnson Collection.
Pageant of Progress, July 21. Entry #48: "Genius of Utah and Her Maids of Honor." Float designed by S.T. Whitaker. Charles Ellis Johnson Collection.
Pageant of Progress, July 21. Entry #48: "Genius of Utah and Her Maids of Honor." Float designed by S.T. Whitaker. Charles Ellis Johnson Collection.
Pageant of Progress, July 21. Entry #48: "Genius of Utah and Her Maids of Honor." Float designed by S.T. Whitaker. Charles Ellis Johnson Collection.
Pageant of Progress, July 21. Entry #48: "Genius of Utah and Her Maids of Honor." Float designed by S.T. Whitaker. Charles Ellis Johnson Collection.
Pageant of Progress, July 21. Entry #49: "Our Sister State, Colorado," from Victor, Colorado. Charles Ellis Johnson Collection.
Pageant of Progress, July 21. Entry #49: "Our Sister State, Colorado," from Victor, Colorado. Charles Ellis Johnson Collection.
Pageant of Progress, July 21. Private Floats: "Salt Lake Gas and Electric Light Company." Charles Ellis Johnson Collection.
Pageant of Progress, July 21. Private Floats: "Co-operative Wagon and Michaine Company." Charles Ellis Johnson Collection.
Pageant of Progress, July 21. Private Floats: "Hewlett Brothers Mfg. Company." Charles Ellis Johnson Collection.
Pageant of Progress, July 21. Private Floats: "Rocky Mountain Telephone Company." Charles Ellis Johnson Collection.
Pageant of Progress, July 21. Private floats, vehicles, etc. Charles Ellis Johnson Collection.
Photo 1977 by Robert B. Welkie. Photo taken in the Chancel of St. John's Church, Logan.
1811-1871. Photo of engraving in Tullidge's Histories, v. II, p. 346.
Samuel B. Reed on the track bed of the Union Pacific Railroad, just west of Omaha, Nebraska. Gift of Harry M. Schlickeiser, December 1977.
Tunnel Crew working on Union Pacific Railroad Tunnel #3, Weber Canyon, Utah. Gift of Harry M. Schlickeiser, December 1977.
Gift of Harry M. Schlickeiser, December 1977.
Union Pacific Railroad Construction Train. Gift of Harry M. Schlickeiser, December 1977.
Photo depicts long stretch of track with a station in the background. Gift of Harry M. Schlickeiser, December 1977.
Painting of the Driving of the Golden Spike by Thomas Hill. State Capitol, Sacramento. Gift of Harry M. Schlickeiser, December 1977.
Gift of Harry M. Schlickeiser, December 1977.
Photo of Andrew J. Russell, Union pacific photographer, asleep. Photo taken by his assistant, S.J. Sedgwick. Gift of Harry M. Schlickeiser, December 1977.
Excavating in Weber Canyon, Utah. Photo by A.J. Russell. Gift of Harry M. Schlickeiser, December 1977.
Showing Donner Pass and snowsheds covering line of Central Pacific Railroad. Gift of Harry M. Schlickeiser, December 1977.
Testing final Devil's Gate Bridge, Weber Canyon, Utah. Photo by Stephen J. Sedgwick. Gift of Harry M. Schlickeiser, December 1977.
Union Pacific construction camp at "Z." Probably near Wasatch, Utah. Gift of Harry M. Schlickeiser, December 1977.
Union Pacific Tunnel #3. Echo Canyon, Utah. Gift of Harry M. Schlickeiser, December 1977.
Photo by A. J. Russell titled: "Temporary Bridge." Gift of Harry M. Schlickeiser, December 1977.
Central Pacific's driving of the last spike May 10, 1869. Photo by Stephen J. Sedgwick. Gift of Harry M. Schlickeiser, December 1977.
Gift of Harry M. Schlickeiser, December 1977.
Union Pacific Railroad Survey Crew hoist equipment up a cliff face in Weber Canyon, Utah. Photo by A.J. Russell. Gift of Harry M. Schlickeiser, December 1977.
Interior view of Palace Sleeping Car, probably Central Pacific Railroad. Gift of Harry M. Schlickeiser, December 1977.
The Great Embankment in Granite Canyon, Sherman Summit, Wyoming. Between Laramie and Cheyenne. Gift of Harry M. Schlickeiser, December 1977.
Possibly a railroad crew excavating a large hill for the railroad. Gift of Harry M. Schlickeiser, December 1977.
Carmichael's Cut on south face of Promontory showing cut and fill work by Union Pacific Construction crews. View looking southeast. Gift of Harry M. Schlickeiser, December 1977.
Cut north of Big Trestle on Union Pacific line on east front of the Promontory. View looking south. Gift of Harry M. Schlickeiser, December 1977.
Gift of Harry M. Schlickeiser, December 1977.
Gift of Harry M. Schlickeiser, December 1977.
Casement Brothers Construction Train (Union Pacific) on the siding at Blue Creek. East of the Promontory. Gift of Harry M. Schlickeiser, December 1977.
Gift of Harry M. Schlickeiser, December 1977.
16th Street. Gift of Harry M. Schlickeiser, December 1977.
Gift of Harry M. Schlickeiser, December 1977.
Gift of Harry M. Schlickeiser, December 1977.
Gift of Harry M. Schlickeiser, December 1977.
Weber Canyon, Utah. The "1000 mile tree." Tree marked distance west from Omaha. Gift of Harry M. Schlickeiser, December 1977.
Union Pacific Railroad yards near the Missouri. Photo by A.J. Russell. Gift of Harry M. Schlickeiser, December 1977.
Gift of Harry M. Schlickeiser, December 1977.
Gift of Harry M. Schlickeiser, December 1977.
Casement Brothers Supply Train. Photo by A.J. Russell. Casement Brothers built the track bed and laid rails for the Union Pacific. Gift of Harry M. Schlickeiser, December 1977.
Copy print of a broadside by the Central Pacific Railroad announcing emigrant routes through Utah and Nevada to California. Gift of Harry M. Schlickeiser, December 1977.
Gift of Harry M. Schlickeiser, December 1977.
Construction work on Union Pacific's Tunnel #3. Weber Canyon, Utah. Gift of Harry M. Schlickeiser, December 1977.
Gift of Harry M. Schlickeiser, December 1977.
Main Street. Nauvoo Legion Arsenal on hill at head of street. Gift of Harry M. Schlickeiser, December 1977.
"Thousand Mile Tree" on the grade of the Union Pacific Railroad, 1000 miles west of Omaha. Gift of Harry M. Schlickeiser, December 1977.
Union Pacific Railroad work train on siding in Weber Canyon. Gift of Harry M. Schlickeiser, December 1977.
Gift of Harry M. Schlickeiser, December 1977.
Gift of Harry M. Schlickeiser, December 1977.
A.J. Russell photo of "Mormon Family." Posed in order to show many wives. Gift of Harry M. Schlickeiser, December 1977.
Photo by W. H. Jackson. Gift of Harry M. Schlickeiser, December 1977.
Prior to construction of Union Pacific Railroad grade. Gift of Harry M. Schlickeiser, December 1977.
The Big Trestle on the east face of the Promontory Summit, Utah. Overlooking Blue Creek Valley. Gift of Harry M. Schlickeiser, December 1977.
Scene near Panguitch Lake, Utah
Part of the Wasatch National Forest in 1923.
Looking northeast from Bald Mountain.
Fishlake No. 1, Uinta Mountains 1932.
View of Bear Lake and Garden City, Utah from Logan Canyon Road.
Cataract Falls, Bell Canyon.
Twin Peaks from Bells Canyon.
Big Cottonwood Canyon.
Winter Scene. Near Brighton, Utah.
Near Brighton, Utah.
Wasatch National Forest.
Stalagmite formations.
Showing formations in cave. Wasatch National Forest.
Looking southeast from the towers of the Cathedral of the Madeline.
Uinta Mountain Range primitive area. Upper Provo Basin.
Next to Grandaddy Lake, looking east.
Primitive Area. Wasatch National Forest.
Wasatch National Forest, Utah.
The Rim.
Arch of Triumph.
Englemann Spruce.
Photo shows erosion that has taken place.
Sunset view of Mountains.
View of the Rim.
Probably Canyonlands before given that title.
North Rim showing geological formations.
Looking North.
"Gnome's Castle."
Pine and Big Wall.
"The Great Wall."
Close-up view of the rim.
West wall on the rim showing erosion.
"The West Wall."
"Sunrise on the rim of Bryce."
Balanced rock and other wind erosion features.
Erosion on the North Wall.
Effects of wind and water erosion.
Silhouettes and the effects of erosion.
Red Rock Country.
Scenery near Wayne Wonderland. Wayne County, 1932.
Southern Utah, 1932.
Looking into Zion Canyon. Virgin River in foreground.
Looking up the Narrows of the Virgin River.
The Great White Throne.
Scenery from Capital Gorge Wayne Wonderland.
Scenery from Capital Gorge Wayne Wonderland, 1932.
Sunset on Stansbury Island.
Town, after much of it had been destroyed in a forest fire.
Forest fire August 1931 evacuees from Quartzburg.
Forest fire, August 1931. Refugees from Quartzburg.
Evacuees from Quartzburg.
Before forest fire.
Before destruction by forest fire, August 1931.
Scenes after destruction by forest fire.
Forest around Quartzburg after forest fire.
Forest around Quartzburg after forest fire.
Views of debris after forest fire.
Wasatch National Forest.
The hog cabin mine.
Pacer mine in operation in the forest, showing general plan of plant.
Cabin and buildings on the homestead claim of W.H. Jackson, Fall Creek.
Bridge constructed by forest service on big sandy openings. Creek is at water stay.
Laying 8" pipe line. Pocatello waters supply. Mink Creek, 1933.
Looking downgrade with teams.
Civil Conservation Corp boys constructing building at Camp F.
Great Lakes timber Company. Upper Provo River.
Portable saw mill located in the Divide between Dry and First Creek.
Switchback near Summit of Lenton Pass road.
Sheep cattle grazing together- common use.
General View F-49 Civil Conservation Corps camp.
Gullies below Parley's Canyon in mouth of canyon. No grazing. Run off started in shallow soil and then grass stopped it.
After the flood, a large barn was in the center of this field.
Slides struck against north side of canyon.
Portion of lands applied for under Act June 11th by William Kupham. South Fork Payette River, Boise, Idaho.
North Fork clean cutting on north slope. Timber on high peak inaccessible.
View looking across Gros Ventre Canyon at hillside where slide originated.
Browns Ice Cream Company, 2547-2551 Grant Avenue.
Identifiable buildings: Western Gateway Storage Company, The American Packing and Provision Company.
Looking north.
Looking northeast.
California Packing Corporation. 900 W. 24th Street.
Looking east.
American Can Company on 2030 Lincoln Avenue.
Sperry Flour Company. 220 W. 30th Street.
Brown's Ice Cream, 2547-2551 Grant Avenue.
Looking south.
Becker Brewery.
Filming cattle on Salmon River near Stanley.
Amphitheatre. Weiser Flat Camp Ground.
Camp on Mann Creek, Working circle.
Showing snow cover at Great Basin Exp. Station gate on first trip to station.
Showing cultivated fields and cabin on the homestead. Claim of Martin W. Banister.
Civil Conservation Corps, Soapstone.
Showing buildings on east end of Blue Jacket #3 mining claim.
Showing buildings on east end of Blue Jacket #3 mining claim.
Land claimed by Edgar I. Stevens of Idaho under an Act June 11th. These were good irrigable meadows. Stevens owned all water except South Fork. Boise line passes between barn and house. All of this basin was under U.S.G.S. First Form Withdrawl. Stevens had been here since 1896.
Women usually did all the dairy work when the cattle were run on the National Forest, Manti.
Nursery practice planting crew. Salt Lake Company.
All ready to set sail for the opposite shore.
A branch of Logan Canyon Cache National Forest.
2'by 4'. Cost $2.15 each. Wasatch National Forest. Salt Lake County, Utah.
Boy Scout Camp cabin, Logan Canyon.
Cream O' Weber 1225 Wall Avenue.
Geyer Hot Springs Hotel.
Water power sawmill devised and operated by Mr. and Mrs. Hans H. Hansen.
Powerhouse, Oneida station, Utah Power and Light Company.
Power plant of Utah Power and Light Company. Illustrates the dependence of electricity upon Mountain Water. (?)
Grazing survey camp at Franklin Basin Ranger Station.
L.H. Red's headquarters in Dark Canyon, South of La Sal National Forest.
Showing a well kept lawn and some of the buildings.
Barns, shed, sheep, and corral. Widstoe, Utah. Headquarters at Powell-Sevier National Forest.
Episcopal Chapel of the Transfiguration.
Great Basin Experimental Station.
Meadow view.
Tie hacks in Mill Fork.
First road built in a national forest.
Number of cattle brands on Cabin of Robert Marshall of Uinta National Forest.
Viewing Cedar Canyon.
View of Cedar Canyon.
Red Fish Lake.
Teton National Forest, Wyoming.
Aspen of the Grand Teton across Janny Lake. Teton National Forest.
In winter garb as seen from a point high up on the snow king winter sports area. Teton National Forest.
Payette Lake with McCall on opposite shore.
Oldstone Fort in Cove Creek built in 1857 by Mormon Settlers as protection against Indians. Exterior view, wall about 16' high.
Old sugar mill at sugar house. Five miles south of Salt Lake City in Cottonwood Canyon.
Redfish Lake in background.
Work being carried on by the Carnegie Technical Institute at National Monument, 18 miles from Vernal, Utah. Note parts of two dinosaurs exposed-ribs, vertabrae, and part of tail.
Lower falls of Snake River (Mesa Falls) as viewed from Grandview observation Point on Yellowstone highway.
Little Cottonwood Canyon looking into the Salt Lake Valley. Wasatch National Forest.
Kaibab National Forest. Colored Buttes near Fredonia, Arizona. On highway near Kaibab National Forest.
Foreground shows area where structures were swept away by avalanche.
Fly fishing in Logan River July 21, 1937.
Showing heavy reproduction on placered land of immature Ponderosa Pine.
Placing pipe running through second growth of Western Yellow Pine about 40 years old. Photo taken August 30, 1922.
White Maple, natural form.
Sagebrush land in foreground. Aspen in background.
Fishinbg in Trappers Lake.
Typical specimen of Limber Pine.
Forester at work in Logan Canyon when night overtakes him far from his headquarters. One essential qualification of all forest officers is the ability to take care of themselves in the woods. Photo taken by W.S. Clime.
Custer county forest officers ready to start for work.
Forest entrance sign on state highway 7 on east boundary of Davy Crockett National Foerst.
Front row left to right: R.L. Fromme, F.E. Ames, W.H. Weber, A.B. Recknagel, John Bentley. Second row: A.D. Reed, D.C.A. Galarheau, E.E. Carter, H.S. Graves, W.H. Addison. Third row: W.O. Filley, R.U. Stuart, J.F. Bitner, unknown, F.D. Bacon, W. Burbridge, H.O. Howood, G.E. Hills, A.H. Peirson, A.H.D. Ross. Back row: S.L. Moore, J.A. Howarth, G.L. Cleland.
This photo was taken in the summer of 1905 in the Pink Bed Section of what is now the Pisgahcroatan National Forest. Standing left to right: first man unidentified, Bradley, Farber Burbridge, Robert Laughlin, W.O. Davis, O.D. Bronson, I.F. Eldridge. Seated left to right: Kenneth Damor, Walter Kosenthal, Herman L. Tucker, Clarence Griffith, Marous Schaaf.
A party of forest service rangers starting from Tony Grove Station.
Theodore Roosevelt, Mr. Moer, Gifford Pinchott and others.
Denver and Rio Grande Railroad Co. Rip rapping to repair damage from flood on Price River.
The Atlantic Building at 930 First, Washington D.C., which was occupied by part of the forest service for 39 years (1901-1940). Photo taken around 1933.
Showing erosion and consequent damage. Grade and track resulting from floods due to over grazing.
Powerhouse after flood of August 13, 1923.
The bane slopes of low gradient in the foreground contributed more to the run off than the steep aspen-covered slopes in the background.
Debri around house in center of Willard Flood.
Upper Kanab Creek, one mile below Alton, Utah. This cut is now 22' deep and 50' wide. In a sandy clay formation, the cut has been mud since settlement. Note fence brake by wash which was originally continuous. The channel is actually growing in width. The area all around this location is badly depleted of vegetation. The sheep are having to trail here for water.
Storm of July 1934 filled those terraces that were not completed with silt. Those that had been completed to the standard were more successful in holding back the runoff.
The central part of the picture shows the farm area devastated by floods of 1930 at the mouth of Parrish Canyon in Centerville, Utah. The school house stands near the middle of the devastated area. Flood material was deposited in the bottom of Lake Bonneville in 1930 for the first time since Lake Bonneville reeded to the present Great Salt Lake level.
The channel cutting was 40' deep since settlement. Note sand and clay fill very little coarse material. The wagon road which once crossed the valley can be seen at the edge of the cut and then continuing on the other side. These cuts were not present at the time of settlement in 1870. Heavy runoff from streams transported much material and continued to widen the channel. Johnson's Wash is channeled from its very head at the base of the Pink Cliffs to where it enters Kaibab Creek in Arizona. Much valuable grazing and farmland had been destroyed.
Claw removing mud and debris from tracks near Soldier Summitt, Utah. Washing caused by heavy rainfall on surrounding overgrazed range.
Deposits of sediments brought down from upstream are laid down behind the curves of the channel land, exposed at low water. These deposits will be transported further down stream by subsequent high water.
Paria Canyon Cave. Ranger over ice in foreground.
Firing squad, Ely. American Legion flag raising ceremony. Lehman Cave national monument. Mrs. Anthony Jurick singing "Star Spangled Banner". Mr. C.C. Book raising flag.
Forest rangers in camp.
"A crude little contraption of coils and condensers".
From left: equipment case, batteries, pack antennae, equipment, and combined trasmitter-receiver.
Foremen at Hyrum Civil Conservaton Corps Camp.
A family of bears.
Loading mine props with horses at Ephraim, Utah.
After being preserved, ties are drawn out into yards to cool.
Loosening binding irons preparatory to loading ties on cars.
Peeling ties as they come from snow.
One of Standard Timber Company's camps on 1924 Tie drive.
Bear Lake, Davis Canyon, 3 miles from Paris. General view of Western Phosphate Co., plant and sawmill.
Lorren Mill near Huntington Reservoir.
W.H. Eccles Laboratory Co. Mill. Cascade, Idaho.
Normal and topped Lombardy Poplars. Note failure of topped treet to sprout. 24th street.
Total destruction of forest by cutting and fire.
Shows nature of cut logs and methods of hauling. The Douglar Fir's will be hauled 4 miles to the head of Elkhorn Canyon.
Backshop of the Logan Journal. Standing left rear: William England. Standing left front: Joseph England. Standing right rear: Jesse Earl.
John W. Harry at keyboard of new linotype machine. Back shop of the Smithfield Sentinel.
Back shop of the Smithfield Sentinel.
John W. Harry and Lillian Harry Pribyl standing before office of the Smithfield Sentinel.
Interior of England Grocery. 15 North Main. Jim England, Elizabeth Parkinson.
Bremerhaven Port of Embarkation. Generals Handy, Huebner, Cannon, and Connolly.
Mayor of Weisbaden, John McCloy-served many presidents, and General Cannon.
Identified: First row far left, General George K. Cannon.
Given by Sergeant Ulrich.
Two men demonstrating boxing [?].
Size of hide: 12'4" wide, 10'4" long, 10'4" square feet, skull 19.5: long, 11 11/16" wide. A new world record. Killed at Cold Bay, Alaska.
Identified, front left: John K. Cannon.
Identified, front right, John K. Cannon.
Lt. General John K. Cannon, (left) commanding General, tactical Air command and Brig. Gen. Jacques Murtin, Air Attache, French Ammbassy, Washington, D.C. review the Langely Air Force Base Band before leaving for the presentation ceremonies, where Gen. Cannon, former commanding general of the Twelfth Air Force, and 52 other officers of the Twelfth were to receive the Croix de Guerre from Gen. Murtin.
Picture taken shortly after the news of the surrender of German forces in Italy, three Wacs, all natives of European countries, smile with Lt. Gen. John K. Cannon, Commanding General of Mediterranean Army Air Forces.
Officials of the Italian Air Force touring Rhein/Main Air Force Base, accompanied by Lt. General John K. Cannon, commanding General of USAFE, met two American pilots of the 14th Troop Carrier Squadron of Rhein/Main just back from Berlin. From Left to right they are: Col. Jacopini, First Lt. Reuben M. Ware, Lt. General Mario Amoine-Cat, Capt. James Davidson, General Cannon, and Col. Cigerea.
With Army, Navy, and Air Force contigents forming an impressive honor guard, the Joint Chiefs of Staff troop the line shortly after their arrival at Rhein/Main Air Force Base aboard the "Independence," President Truman's personal aircraft.
Pictured from Left to right aboard the U.S.S. Columbus. Sitting: Maj. Gen. Harper, Lt. Gen. John K. Cannon, Admiral Richard Connolly, Gen. Thomas T. Handy (commander in chief), Adm. John Wilkes, Lt. Gen. Clarence Huebner, Adm. J. Bolger. Standing: Capt. S.S. Miller, Capt. W. C. Ford, Capt. John R. Jeffs, Col. J.P. Black, Adm. A.J. Wellings, Brig. Gen. Charles, D.W. Canham, Capt. C.F.M.S. Quimby, Capt. J.P. Thew, Capt. E.R. McLean.
Left to rigt: Gen. Thomas Handy, Lt. Gen. John K. Cannon, Mr. John J. McCloy, Adm. John Wilkes, Mr. Louis Johnson, Gen. Omar N. Bradley. During the press conference held in the Rhine/Main terminal after the arrival there of Gen. Bradley and Sec. Johnson.
Left to right: Clifford R. Opper, Lt. Col. David E. Terd, Col. J.B. Knapp, Major William R. Gady, Col. Harris B. Hull, Major Walter Cannon, Major Joseph N. Jacobucci, Lt. Col. Henry B. Taylor, Lt. Gen. John K. Cannon, Lt. Col. Burton C. Andrus, Jr., Major Charles Bensburg, Major George E. McCord, Lt. Col. Joseph Habergerger, Lt. Donald J. Shroyer.
Potatoes on truck.
Eyes aloft and lots of smiles from the commanding general and WAC officers of the Mediterranean Army Air Forces as the quintette watches planes returning from "last mission" over Italy. Taken at an Italian airfield shortly after the surrender of enemy forces in Italy.
From left to right: Col. Mary Hassett, Sgt. Lillian Johnson, Capt. Mary M. Benyamin, Lt. Gen. John K. Cannon.
From left to right: Lundberg, Queen Fredrica of Greece, General Cannon, Mrs. Cannon, Pilot, Mrs. Allen Kirk-wife of ambassador to Wiesbaden and King George II of Greece. In background are three aids.
Lt. Gen. John K. Cannon, (left) Commanding General, Tactical Air Command and Brig. Gen. Jacques Murtin, Air Attache, French Embassy, Washington D.C. review the Langley Air Force Base Band before leaving for the presentation ceremonies where Gen. Cannon, former commanding General of the Twelfth Air Force and 52 other officers of the Twelfth were to receive the Croix de Guerre from Gen. Murtin.
Lived from 1837-1914. Gift of the Herald Journal, September 1978.
Lived from 1783-1875. Gift of the Herald Journal, September 1978.
Gift of the Herald Journal, September 1978.
Gift of the Heral Journal, September 1978.
Homes of Brigham Young. Buildings between Houses contained offices of LDS Church President (left) and Governor of Utah Territory. Photo by C.R. Savage.
Salmon City Stage.
Cattle grazing on Southern Utah range.
Photo of a painting by Charles Russell.
Photo of painting by Charles Russell.
Photo of painting by Charles Russell.
Sketch by R. Farrington Elwell
Two newly imported Mexican cows introduced to the witchita wildlife refuge.
Buffalo on Witchita willdlife refuge.
Looking northwest toward Cache Valley which can be seen over crest behind lake.
In High Creek, East of Cove, Utah. Located near footpath to High Creek Lake.
From left to right: Oiti, second Chief of Shoshes, Washakie and Tygie, son-in-law to Washakie. Photo by C.S. Baker.
Dome-like structures in Peidmont, Wyoming.
Possibly a warrior. He has bullets in his belt.
Five unidentified individuals perched on a branch of the Jardine Juniper.
Note iron shutters on windows.
Looking southwest on Main and state streets.
Reuben Perke's house. 65 West, 2nd South.
Lars Christensen house. 278 North, 1st West.
Front row: Lydia Thurston Nyman, Martha Hansen Daines. Second Row: R. Homer Hyde, Moses Reeder, George Daines (teacher), Lael Peterson. Third Row: Royal Lee, George Hancey, Elvira Hansen Hancey, Leonard Hancey, Harvey Christensen.
The Vestry. Hyde Park Rock Church. The Vestry, in foreground, was planned by Bishop Hyde in January 1874 and built 1874-1875.
Hyde Park Creamery. Extablished by C.C. Lee and Sons, July 1895 on West Center and Highway 91 west of Hyde Park. Left to Right: John E. Lee, C.C. Lee George Saunders, Sophia Lee, Jennie R. Lee.
John Lee Home. 123 West Center, Hyde Park, Utah.
Rock Meeting House. Built 1866. Measuered 30 by 50 feet. Rock laid by Thomas Reese and Thomas Kirby.
George Daines Home. 291 North Main, Logan, Utah.
G. Vernal Seamons station (pictured) 105 West Center St. Hyde Park.
Hyde Park Brass Band. Front Row, Left to Right: Hyrum Peterson, William Ballam, George Elwood, Willard Hancey, J.W. Seamons Sr., Leonard Hancey, James T. Balls, Alma J. Hancey. Back Row, Left to Right: James S. Hancey, Fred Ballam, Yeppa Lund, Clive Hancey, Moses Mikkelsen, R.S. McQuarrie, Sylvan Peterson, Arthur Peterson, Robert Christofferson, Wilbur Hancey, Leo Reeder, Everett Hancey.
Hyde Park Brass Band. Left to right. 1st row (seated): Wilbur Hancey, Robert S. McQuarrie, Robert Christofferson, Arther Peterson, Alma J. Hancey. 2nd row: Hyrum Peterson, Clive Hancey, Fred Ballam, Moses Mikkelsen. 3rd row: Leo Reeder, Yeppa Lund, George Elwood, James W. Seamons, Willard Hancey, Everett Hancey. 4th row: Sylvan Peterson, Leonard Hancey, James S. Hancey, Willard Ballam, James Balls.
Hyde Park Brass Band. 1st row: Fred Elwood, E.B. Lundquist, Lyman Daines, James S. Hancey, Willard Ballam. 2nd row: Alma J. Hancey, John P. Nielson, Christian Christopherson, Arthur Peterson, Fred Ballam, Joseph E. Seamons. 3rd row: William A. Seamons, Jesse S. Hancey, Moses Mikkelsen, Walter Seamons.
View of Temple and grounds from the Southeast. Gift of The Herald Journal, September 1978.
Corner of 1st North and 2nd East. Detailed description of the construction of this house in George H. Champ Letter book. Includes name of architect and plans for house materials and furnishings.
Alvin H. Thompson House. 159 East Center.
Allan M. Fleming House. 139 East, 1st North.
Moses Thatcher Sr. House. 62 South Main Street.
Henry G. Hayball House. 209 West Center.
John E. Lee and horse in front of Lee store.
Julius Hansen's Blacksmith shop. 1st North, 1st East, Hyde Park.
Front row: Carrie Hurren Waite, Leora Lamb Seamons. 2nd Row: Leona Hansen Carlson, Tisha Carver, George S. Daines (teacher), Lucille Duce, Jennie Nielsen Winn. 3rd Row: Clarence Hancey, Fern Hancey Plant, Floyd Nielsen, Manila Hancey Cook, Fenton Waite.
Unidentified airplane crashed in a field near a homestead.
The structure stores 110,000 acre feet of water for municipal use. Widely used for recreation.
U.S. Air Force Bomarc interceptor missile in launch position.
Minuteman Missile ready for launching.
Intercontinental ballistic missile (MInuteman) in flight after launch.
Test firing of solid fuel propellant rocket engine at Thiokol Chemical Corporation plant at Blue Creek, Utah.
Test firing of First stage Minuteman ICBM at Thiokol Chemical Corporation, Blue Creek, Utah.
Ole Julius Hansen house. 89 East, 1st North.
1829-1892. Pioneer settler and 2nd LDS Bishop of Hyde Park, Utah
Peoples Store on Northeast corner, 2nd North and Main. Built 1879 by Christian Mikkelsen. Later owners: George Saunders, Isaac Jorgenson, and Sarah Daines. Building destroyed by fire, Sept. 1928. Left to Right: Hannah Mikkelsen Jensen, Carrie Mikkelsen Pitcher, Mary Ann C. Mikkelsen, Orville Mikkelsen, Christian Mikkelsen, Moses Mikkelsen, and Lillie Mikkelsen McQuarrie.
General Merchandise store. Built in 1879. Purchased in 1892 by C.C. Lee. Built as Hyde Park Co-op.
James Hancey house. 33 West, 2nd South. Left to Right: Hazel Hancey Nielsen, Aleda Hancey Earl, Betty Haylock, Lillian Hancey Daines.
Built 1924. Destroyed by fire 1948.
Robert Reeder house. 2nd West and Center. House built of poured cement. Demolished late 1970s.
Lorenzo Peterson house. 89 East 2nd North.
The Frame Church.
Brigham Young House.
New Jersey Academy.
Main Street. West side looking North from Center.
266 West 100 North.
Center, (bearded man) James Dalley, 1822-1905. Seated middle row 3rd from right is Mary Elizabeth Dalley Hulet, 1856-1944.
Flood on Main St. Manti, Utah on August 18, 1898.
U.S. Steel's Geneva Works.
Pouring an ingot from a 230 ton ladle of molten steel at U.S. Steel Company's Geneva Plant.
Caption on photo reads "Promontory Point, Utah. The flag marks the point where the Union Pacific and Central Pacific lines were joined on May 10, 1869. This photograph was taken two months later.
Lived from 1869-1951.
Lived from 1820-1891.
Lived from 1842-1919.
Lived from 1794-1854.
Three photos of earthquake damage in a grocery store.
College is sponsored by the Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints.
Built in 1842 (now restored). He was the father of John Moses Browning, who is known as the greatest firearms inventor the world has ever known.
Painting by William H. Jackson.
Painting by William H. Jackson.
This ghost town was once a thriving gold mining community of around 10,000. This ghost town emanated the first successful effort to give equal rights to women , namely the right to vote, and these original buildings stand.
Painted by William H. Jackson in 1937.
This old gold mining town, huddled among the Wind River Mountains, still stands on Willow Creek. Now a mere shadow of its former self, the central business district is being restored so visitors can get a glimpse of the town's colorful past.
In this 1870 gold mining town, under the influence of Esther Hobart Morris, women gained the right to vote. Soon the gold was depleted and the boom town died. Today the restored ghost town is as lively as the visitors imagination.
Taboonggwesha, Shoshone.
Black Coal, Arapahoe.
William S. Litz house.
Anthon James Nielsen farm. Horse corral.
Anthon James Nielsen farm.
Hired hand "Mutt".
Team and header boxes.
Posed before new automobile. Left to Right: Peter A. Nielsen, his daughter, Mrs. B.R. Meek, Olivia Jensen Nielsen, Donald Meek, B.R. Meek.
Wagon carrying hay and bedrolls, probably for a sheep or cattle drive.
Wilson Neilson "Section house," a shack built for purposes of homesteading.
Wooden Flume carrying water to Utah Power and Light Company Hydro Electric Plant at mouth of Logan Canyon.
Photo by Peter Larsen.
Homes of Eliza Ann Graves Rich and Sarah Peck Rich.
Homes of Eliza Ann Graves Rich and Sarah Peck Rich.
Homesteading winter wheat.
Winter wheat planted 82 cropped continued winter wheat since extimated in 1904.
Determining depth of root penetration of winter wheat.
Homesteading winter wheat nursery.
Four photos of winter wheat in Nephi, Utah
Nine photos by Peter Larsen of North Logan of World War I military training at Camp Kearney near San Diego.
Camp for construction of Twin Lakes Canal.
Hatch Home. 132 South, 3rd West. From biography of Hegekiah Eastman Hatch.
Home of Myron W. Butler. Photo credited to Betty Merrill.
Pioneers of 1864. Photo taken in Paris, Idaho Tabernacle.
Identified buildings include a hardware tin shop, John Kupfer Watchmaker and Jeweler shop and Platt and Russell Painters.
Governor of the State of Utah during World War I.
Central Mill as seen from the Boulevard.
Interior View, Central Mill.
Left to Right: Mae Hanson, September 29, 1909 to January 25, 1978 and Virginia Hanson, February 19, 1907 to January 25, 1978.
Wellsville Baseball Team.
Farm of Henry Jones. Part of panorama of steam threshing scene with photos A-2915 and A-2916.
Farm of Henry Jones. Part of panorama of steam threshing scene with photos A-2914 and A-2916.
Farm of Henry Jones. Part of panorama of steam threshing scene with photos A-2914 and A-2915.
Enterprise Brick Co. South Bountiful.
Lived from 1784-1857.
Lived from 1810-1875.
H.J. Ericon Saloon (far right), Walter Curles (moustache). Vernal, Utah. Photo by Bert Atwood.
Aerial photo of U.S. Steel Company's Geneva Works.
Quorum of the Twelve Apostles left to right, sitting: Ezra Taft Benson, Mark E. Peterson, Joseph Fielding Smith, LeGrand Richards. Standing: Gordon B. Hinkley, Delbert L. Stapley, Thomas S. Monson, Spencer W. Kimball, Harold B. Lee, Marion G. Romney, Richard L. Evans, Howard W. Hunter.
Sea Gull Monument at Temple Square in Salt Lake City, Utah.
The First Presidency. David O. McKay, President, Hugh B. Brown, First Counselor, Nathan Eldon Tanner, Second Counselor.
Stakehouse, USU 1st LDS Stake. Gift of the Heral Journal, 1979.
Groundbreaking for new Richmond Stake House. Left to Right: Calytor M. Larsen (Bishop of Cove), Rulon Thompson (Bishop of Richmond North), Melvin C. Gilbert (Bishop of Lewiston 4th), Samuel Holt (Bishop of Trenton) R.J. Spackman (Bishop of Richmond South), President Ezra Taft Benson, Wendel G. Godfrey (Bishop of Cornish), Theon S. Nielsen (Bishop of Lewiston 1st), Val E. Rigby (Bishop of Lewiston 2nd), Glendal Mouritsen (Bishop of Lewiston 3rd), Wayne P. Traveller, Sylmar Jesoop, Thellsurn (Ted) Holt. Last three names are the Presidency of Benson Stake.
Members sustaining.
Assistants to the Council of the Twelve. Left to Right: sitting- Alma Sonne, ElRay L. Christiansen, John Longden, Sterling W. Sill, Henry D. Taylor, William J. Critchlow, Jr. Standing- Alvin R. Dyer, Nathan Eldon Tanner, Franklin D. Richards, Theodore M. Burton, Thorpe B. Isaacson, and Boyd K. Packer.
The Tenor and Bass sections at a General Conference of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints.
Left to Right: Robert J. Simpson (First Counselor), John H. Vandenberg (Presiding Bishop), Victor L. Brown (Second Counselor).
193 W. 100 N. Logan, Utah.
Photo from roof of Temple. Includes view of Northeast Logan.
Architect's drawing for Emercency Room entrance.
Architect's drawing for addition to Logan LDS Hospital. View from East.
Union Pacific engine 119 (left) and Central Pacific "Jupiter" after driving of the Golden Spike, May 10, 1869.
Crews curving iron for Central Pacific, Ten Mile Canyon between Palisade and Beowawe. Cluro station later built here.
Gap between C.P (background) and U.P. closed to 1 rail length. Photo looks southwest toward C.P. trains. May 8, 1869.
Approach to Dale Creek Bridge. Photo by Andrew J. Russell.
Crews, Miller and Patterson contract, shaping timbers for Tunnel No. 2, Echo Canyon.
Southern Pacific Railroad. Excursion to Midlake, Utah, on the Lucin Cutoff.
Two days before the driving of the Gold Spike at Promontory, Utah, one of the last Westbound covered wagon trains met the first train from California. This was Governor Leland Stanford's special train, pulled by the historic engine "Jupiter" en route to the last spike ceremony a few miles east. The picture was taken May 8, 1869, on the north shore of the Great Salt Lake, by Alfred A. Hart of Sacremento, the official photographer of the Central Pacific (now Southern Pacific).
The Lucin Cutoff in 1900s. Great Salt Lake, Utah. Southern Pacific photo.
Built by Schenectady in 1878, scrapped in 1912.
Central Pacific Railroad construction camp along Humboldt River.
Chinese laborers working under J.H. Strobridge and Charles Crocker set an all-time record when they built 10 miles of track in one day, winning a hefty wager for Crocker. Strobridge is pictured standing on the flat car in the center foreground.
UIC train stopped on South Main, Logan.
UIC passenger car at Logan Wye, 157 South 120 West.
UIC train stopped before Logan depot. Main and 1st South.
Snowplow and car at Logan "Wye" 157 South 120 West.
Switch engine at Logan "Wye".
70 ft. load of 6" tile on a Ford.
Cutler Plant as seen from train looking upstream. Orson W. Israelsen Collection.
Orson W. Israelsen Collection.
Harvesting beets. Orson W. Israelsen Collection.
Entrance to twin siphons 4 miles above reservoir. Orson W. Israelsen Collection.
Utah Power and Light Company flume. USAC Irrigation and Drainage Class Outing. Orson W. Israelsen Collection.
Peter McGill locks. Orson W. Israelsen Collection.
Orson W. Israelsen Collection.
Juab Valley near Star Ranch June 1919. "Self made" rig operating in Juab Valley. Orson W. Israelsen Collection.
Oneida Station. Twin Lakes Canal Company. Wooden stave inverted siphon across Bear River. Orson W. Israelsen Collection.
Burley, Idaho. Poorly kept farm. Orson W. Israelsen Collection.
Orson W. Israelsen Collection.
Group watching first water pumped from Bear River into canals. Orson W. Israelsen Collection.
Railroad train crossing Snake River near American Falls, Idaho. Orson W. Israelsen Collection.
Orson W. Israelsen Collection.
Group of Cache Company water users near Cache Junction pumping plant in August, 1921. Orson W. Israelsen Collection.
Cutler Dam Hydro-electric Plant. Looking downstream. Orson W. Israelsen Collection.
Long distance view of Minidoka Dam. Orson W. Israelsen Collection.
Autos parked at Cache Junction Pumps on first day of operation. President E.G. Peterson and President William Jardine of Kansas State College. Marian in foreground. Orson W. Israelsen Collection.
Pump started July 3, 1920. At opening of Cache Junction Pumping Plant. Orson W. Israelsen Collection.
Minidoka Dam, Idaho. Fall of 1922. Orson W. Israelsen Collection.
Crowd gathered to watch starting of irrigation pumps. Orson W. Israelsen Collection.
Orson W. Israelsen Collection.
Cache Junction. Petersboro canal pumping plant N.W. of Cache Junction. Fore bay and screen for Bear River Cache Junction Plant. Summer 1920. Orson W. Israelsen Collection.
Spillway from Flume. Utah Power and Light Company.
Utah Power and Light Company Dam.
Placing concrete pipe for inverted siphon.
Deseret Drilling Co. Armstrong Rig-Meadow, Utah at long range.
Typical Residence and wash house.
Steam concrete mixer and tunnel entrance.
Weir and pipe take out.
Bifurcation and several Drops Blaine Canal.
North of Scipio about 10 miles.
Gus Peck Rig.
Armstrong Rig.
Federal Reclamation Service Project.
Downstream face. Taken from West Side.
Erie steam shovel widening canal.
South of Agricultural Engineering Building.
Drag line excavator in operation. Oppenheimer, cridddle, et. al. looking on.
Portage Ground Water and Pumping Project.
Portage Ground water and Pumping Project.
Portage Ground water and Pumping Project.
Showing outlet towers in foreground.
Lowering 16" perforated casing to depth of 110'.
Lowering 16" perforated casing to depth of 110'.
Klondike Mill on Beaver Creek, operated by J.A. Montrose. Mill was adjacent to site of Beaver Mountain Ski Resort.
Wellsville Tabernacle. Wellsvile,Utah. Dedicated June 28, 1908.
Gessel Brick Company. 6th North and 6th West.
Thatcher Opera House gutted by fire of April 17, 1912. Ruins removed and replaced by First Security Bank, Logan Branch.
Federal Building, later Cache County Hall of Justice. Built 1910-1911.
Constructed about 1880. Used for storage and as an outlaw hideout in the 1890s by Butch Cassidy and his men.
Both were murdered: Robinson by Ewing in 1882 and Ewing by Frank Duncan in 1885.
Herbert Bassett is in the foreground. Josie Bassett is in the background.
Constructed in the 1880s using rail ties.
Constructed in the 1880s using rail ties.
Shot in ambush by Tom Horn in 1900.
Built about 1880 by OUtlaw "Judge" Bennett. Frame addition dates from the 1930s.
Bill Pidgeon's Grave.
Father of "Queen Ann" Bassett.
Postmaster, storekeeper, and ferry operator. Murdered in 1909.
Wife of John Jarvie, early settler in Brown's Park, Utah.
Both were murdered: Robinson by Ewing in 1882 and Ewing by Frank Duncan in 1885.
Both were drowned in the Green River: Hook in 1868 and Young in 1885.
Chicken house about 1930. Well house about 1880.
Built about 1880 by outlaw "Judge" Bennett.
Built about 1880 by outlaw "Judge" Bennett.
Glen Taggart in front row with Wilda Hind (Vice President, left), and Elsie Lewis (Secretary, right). Glen Taggart-student body president 1931-1932, student body award 1931-1932, basketball award 1931-1932, Junior Class Activity Member 1930-1931, and Freshman Class president 1928-1929.
Born 18 January 1805, died 5 April 1887. First settler of Logan.
Borth 14 September 1803, died 18 October 1901.
Group of women weaving a large blanket or rug (?).
Indian women sits with a baby goat resting on her leg. Kitten also in background
Young Indian boy runs through brush unclothed.
Overgrazing in such areas has frequently resulted in accelerated erosion. The cut banks in the left foreground indicate this condition.
Blue Grama and Buffalo mixture with an invasion of cactus. This condition is a result of a combination of drought and overgrazing.
Stock water tank and water hole with windmill constructed by SCS Land Utilization project. Typical of stock watering systems in the area.
New windmill, concrete tank and watering trough installed on range for proper watering facilities.
Range management. Shows value of earthen structures for stock watering purposes, as well as for retarding erosion. Photo by McLean.
Typical herd of high quality Herefords. The Southern High Plains is noted for the fine quality of its range cattle. Note the excellent sod on which this herd is grazing.
Note the dust forming in the background. Much of the Eastern Colorado prarie of this type has been severely damaged by the severe dust storms.
Several hundred head of sheep on range owned by cooperator. When spring is developed the water will be used to water these sheep as well as his other stock.
Thatcher Bank.
Thatcher Bank under construction.
Building construction of new Thatcher Bank after fire.
Logan LDS Institute of Religion.
LDS Stake Center on USU Campus.
First security Bank and Eccles Hotel Building. On site of Thatcher Bros. Bank and Opera House.
Queen Fredricka (left) and King George II (right) of Greece with Mr. Lundberg, Mrs. J.K.Cannon, and Mrs. Kirk at General Cannon's headquarters at Wiesbaden, Germany.
Third Bishop of Utah from 1904-1914. From a photo at St. Mark's Cathedral, Salt Lake City Episcopal Church.
Meridian sign in foreground.
They lived in Lost River, Idaho 1885, Vernal, Utah 1891, and Roosevelt, Utah 1905.
From left to right: Edwin Dee, February 6, 1895. Ellen Alta November 18, 1906. William Lyrn April 3, 1893.
Rector Episcopal Church of the Good Shepherd in Ogden, Utah.
Northwest from College Hill. Photo by H. Reuben Reynolds.
Looking east from brow of hill near 11th East. Photo by H. Reuben Reynolds.
Distant view of Temple and Logan from Old Main Hill.
View of the Island and the Temple looking west-southwest from the bough of the hill south of the University.
Christmas Lights in Logan, Utah. Gift of the Herald Journal, 1979.
Cardon Jewelry.
Richmond Depot. Gift of the Herald Journal, 1979.
Cardon Jewelry.
Sears and Roebuck.
Business Remodeling.
Business Remodeling.
Newton Centennial Celebration.
Wellsville's Founders Day Celebration.
Wellsville's Founders Day Celebration.
Wellsville's Founders Day Celebration.
Wellsville's Founders Day Celebration.
Richmond Black and White Days. Gift of the Herald Journal, 1979.
Richmond Black and White Days. Gift of the Herald Journal, 1979.
Smithfield Public Library. Gift of the Herald Journal, 1979.
Richmond Public Library. Gift of the Herald Journal, 1979.
Gift of the Herald Journal, 1979.
Flood Damage. Two photos showing flooding and cutting action. Gift of the Herald Journal, 1978.
Flood damage. Sandbagged river front lot on Logan Island.
Flood damage. Flooded back lot, Millville-Nibly. Blacksmith Fork River. Gift of the Herald Journal, 1978.
Flooded lot along Blacksmith Fork River. Gift of the Herald Journal, 1978.
Sandbagging to stop erosion along Logan River. Gift of the Herald Journal, 1978.
Holy Trinity Lutheran Church. Gift of the Herald Journal, 1979.
St. John's Episcopal Church. Reverend Paul Habliston, Vicar. Gift of the Herald Journal, 1979.
From left to right: Sam Holt, Joe Atkinson, Willard Pitcher, Stuart Richards, and Alfred Cecil Chambers.
Elk in West Washington.
Wheat grass and Yellow Pine.
6-12 inches of silt deposit.
Two photos, "a" 1890 and "b" 1920. Lived from 1833-1923.
School building on Boot Hill.
Site just above First Dam. Utah Power and Light Company plant barely visible at left.
Utah Power and Light Company cottages next to power plant, about 1/4 mile up Canyon on north side.
Utah Power and Light cottages at power station, north side about 1/4 mile up Canyon.
River measuring station below First Dam.
Looking upstream at Utah Power and Light Company plant and cottages about 1/4 mile up Canyon.
View looking east/southeast from north side of Canyon, just above First Dam.
Spillway of the First Dam at State Power Plant.
Cottages at Utah Power and Light station about 1/4 mile up Canyon, on north side.
Looking upstream, spillway of Utah State Power Plant. River measuring cable in foreground.
View looking southwest across First Dam, emptied for repair.
Looking up Canyon from Utah State Agricultural College dam (First Dam) which has been emptied. Utah Power and Light plant in background. Dam emptied for repair.
Looking south across Canyon, First Dam emptied for repair.
First Dam at mouth of Canyon, built for Utah State Agricultural College power plant. Dam is emptied for repair (note damage on left side).
Looking north at First Dam, Utah State Agricultural College power plant. Dam is emptied for repair (note re-bar).
Looking upstream at Utah Power and Light Company power station and cottages.
Panorama of First Dam and Canyon Road.
General church office Building under construction.
Vault houses records, microfilm, etc. of the LDS Church.
The Salt Palace.
Patrons at work at the Family History Library.
Territorial Capitol Building.
The LDS Church's record storage vaults.
Salt Lake City Capitol Building.
view from mountain looking down into town.
Two men in mud-wagon (white-top buggy). Photo probably taken in upper reaches of Blacksmith Fork Canyon.
West side Main Street between Center and 1st North.
First North (South Side) looking East from First West.
Stage curtain painted by Preston Pyper Company for the Novelty Theatre 58 West 1st North. Theatre opened September 1904 specifically as Vaudeville House.
View from south from 1st North St.
Painted curtain at Thatcher Opera House.
Crews erecting electric power distribution system for Logan City Electric Power Plant.
Horse powered thresher at work in field. Probably in hills south of Hyrum.
Isaac Jorgensen House. 190 North Main.
Died January 1862. Native of Kentucky. Killed in gunfight.
Black Jack Ketchum. Photo made just before his execution at Clayton, New Mexico, April 1, 1901.
From left to right: Bill Powers, Bob Dalton, Grat Dalton, Dick Brodwell. Four out of five men killed when they attempted to rob two banks in Coffeyville, Kansas on October 5, 1892.
Picture shows Samuel Whittaker and Robert McKenzie rescued from the authorities, and hung by the Vigilance Committee, on Sunday August 24th, at 3 o'clock p.m. in the presence of 15,000 people.
Logan Steam Laundry (20 W. Center St.). Man in middle could be Frank J. Earl, proprietor. Scene looks northeast at the corner of Main and Center streets. Methodist Church and Tabernacle spire in background.
Family dressed in Sunday best on outing in buggy.
Photo looks professionally taken.
Photo looks professionally taken.
Barn west of Hyde Park, Utah, with roof advertisement for Campbell and Morrell, painted by Preston Pyper Company of Logan.
Painter inside house.
Paper hanger holding tools.
Interior view of Logan Grocery store decorated with paper flowers and Japanese lanterns.
Two views of an elaborately painted frame house. Probably located on Logan Island.
West Building, Brigham Young College.
Photo is inside of the same house as in A-3214.
Photo is inside of the same house as in A-3214.
Interior view of soda fountain and 2 clerks. Probably Murdock Confectionery 31 North Main.
Grocery store (interior). Possibly Cache Valley Mercantile Company or H.G. Hayball.
Drug store (interior). Probably Riter Bros. Drug Company 33 North Main.
Lundstrom Furniture advertisement 45-49 West Center Street.
Scandinavian Reunion at the Logan LDS Tabernacle.
Two photos interior and exterior. Henry H. Danielsen Carriage Works Company. 100 South 1st East Logan, Utah.
Carriage shop of E.E. Neilsen 129 South Main Logan, Utah. Showing a hearse and a delivery wagon made by Nielsen.
Probably in J.R. Edwards Saloon. Main Street, Logan.
View of man fishing in Cache Valley pond. Distant View of Bear River Mountains and mouth of Green Canyon. Mountains reflecting in pond.
Painted scenery curtain Novelty Theatre 58 West, 1st North. Theatre opened September 1904 especially as vaudeville house.
Joseph Wilson and Son Machine Shop and Foundry. Rear of 124 South Main. Winter scene showing frozen mill race.
Brick house showing fish-scale shingle gable treatment.
Back yard of Logan house showing flower garden in spring bloom.
Logan Sugar Factory.
Two views of dam and flume to Logan City hydroelectric plant. Built 1903-1904.
Logan City hydroelectric plant built 1903-1904. Two photos: interior and exterior.
Ex-President Theodore Roosevelt speaking from observation platform at Cache Junction during Bull Moose Campaign, September 13, 1912.
Hydroelectric Plant.
View down Canyon toward fog-shrouded Salt Lake City.
City County Building.
Salt Lake Valley from Mill Creek Canyon.
Looking east from State Street and 3rd South.
Mouth of the Canyon from the Salt Lake Valley.
Weir regulating water flow in Mill Creek.
Wasatch National Forest.
Cement weir regulating Parley's Creek.
View of reservoir looking downstream.
Weir above High Line intake. Wasatch National Forest.
Wooden Cippoletti Weir to measure flow of creek. Wasatch National Forest.
Water-power sawmill. Wasatch National Forest.
View of terrain at the mouth of the canyon. Wasatch National Forest.
Flood waters being channeled down North Temple Street.
Cement Basin in City Creek Canyon. The same technique of using streets to channel off flood waters was used again in 1983.
View from Silver Lake.
View from Flat.
Lower Twin Lake.
Northwest View-Brighton.
Beaver Dam Fork.
Reservoir, Flume, Railroad, Spillway and Screen house.
Youngberg Ranch.
Old Weir.
Lake Blanche. Wasatch National Forest.
Lake Phoebe. Wasatch National Forest.
Glacial Lake at Red Pine Fork. Wasatch National Forest.
Lake Minnie. Wasatch National Forest.
View of Brighton and Silver Lake.
View of Lake Catherine.
Tending Weir below Brighton.
Old Weir below Brighton.
Old Weir.
Modern cement Weir.
View of Lower Canyon.
Conduit Below Reservoir.
Flume opposite Reservoir.
Photo looking northwest toward Business District and Temple from City County building on Washington Square.
Shallow Lake Feeding Jordan River.
Headworks on Jordon River.
Flume near mouth of canyon.
Section of canyon conduit capacity 32 Million Gals/24hrs.
Telluride Power Plant. Wasatch National Forest.
Jordan River in Southern Salt Lake County. Wasatch National Forest.
The Jordan River Narrows between Utah and Salt Lake Counties. Wasatch National Forest.
Village that stood at the dell.
City lands near the dell.
Old Mill Dam. Wasatch National Forest.
Big Cottonwood Creek. Wasatch National Forest.
Water powered sawmill.
Two photos of old weir in Beaver Dam.
Catch basin and gravel pits.
View across canyon.
Pipeline of Knudson Plant.
Tank house and pump house.
View across Island from brow of hill south of the temple, looking toward River Heights.
Ice skating at Central Park.
Caption on photo labels one of the men as Daris Friedman [?].
"On the Ridge". Logan Canyon, Utah. Published by Western Post Card Company in Salt Lake City, Utah.
Ricks Spring. Logan Canyon, Utah. Published by Western Post Card Company in Salt Lake City, Utah.
Proposed Mendon Square development. Gift of the Herald Journal, September 1978.
Two photos of horses at Black and White Days. Gift of the Herald Journal, September 1978.
Gift of the Herald Journal, September 1978.
Newton town council, January 31, 1973. Left to right: Mark Benson, (Councilman), Murray Rigby, (Mayor), Grant Salisbury, (Councilman), David Larsen, (Councilman). Gift of the Herald Journal, September 1978.
Millville City Council, February 2, 1973. Cleon Humphreys, (Councilman), Allen Richman, (Councilman), Reid Andreason, (Mayor), Theil Jensen, (Councilman). Gift of the Herald Journal, September 1978.
Swearing-in ceremony, Franklin County Commission, January 8, 1973. Left to right: Theo Schvaneveldt, (Chairman), Dean Abrams, (Commissioner), Woodrow Porter, (Commissioner), Mike Kunz, (County Clerk). Gift of the Herald Journal, September 1978.
Sleigh of tourists waiting to see the feeding of Elk herd. Gift of the Herald Journal, September 1978.
Gift of the Herald Journal, September 1978.
Gift of the Herald Journal, September 1978.
Cars being filled with gas on Saturday evening, December 1, 1973, because of Sunday closing of stations due to Mid-East oil embargo. Photo by Dean Alsup. Gift of the Herald Journal, September 1978.
Gift of the Herald Journal, September 1978.
City crew painting crosswalks on Logan streets, July 2, 1971. In background, Steven Chambers, in foreground, Jeff Drage. Gift of the Herald Journal, September 1978.
Hyrum Lions. Gift of the Herald Journal, September 1978.
River Heights Lions. Gift of the Herald Journal, September 1978.
Left to right: Mayor Dallas Goodey, Leroy Goodey (Recorder), Dee Hansen (Trustee), Jesse Godfrey (Trustee), Vic Rassmusson (Trustee). Gift of the Herald Journal, September 1978.
Mayor Hans Hansen, Sid Hansen (Trustee), Dale Rindlisbas (Trustee), Sharon Biggs (Trustee). Gift of the Herald Journal, September 1978.
Seated: Mayor L.D. Bodily, Recorder-Sid Karren. Standing: Councilman body Lloyd Elwood, Wells Jackson, Dee Vanorden, Kenneth Whiting. Gift of the Herald Journal, September 1978.
Lowell Yeates, Jack Schiess, Darrell Anderson (Mayor), Paul Anderson, Brent Womack. Gift of the Herald Journal, September 1978.
Gift of the Herald Journal, September 1978.
Three girls in Iris bed, photo used to illustrate article on Cache Iris Club. Gift of the Herald Journal, September 1978.
Gift of the Herald Journal, September 1978.
Three photos of Pioneer Day Parade. Gift of the Herald Journal, September 1978.
Building located on 6th West Street. Photo by Jennie Christensen. Gift of the Herald Journal, September 1978.
Located at 6th West Street. Photos by Jennie Christensen. Gift of the Herald Journal, September 1978.
Gift of the Herald Journal, September 1978.
Franklin County Court House. Gift of the Herald Journal, September 1978.
Gift of the Herald Journal, September 1978.
Franklin County Grain Growers. 264 South State. Gift of the Herald Journal, September 1978.
Gift of the Herald Journal, September 1978.
Two views of winter feeding of Elk herd. Gift of the Herald Journal, September 1978.
Wellsville Paradise.
Health Day Parade.
Floats at Health Day Parade.
Two views of Lewiston Sugar Factory. Boilers. Gift of the Herald Journal, September 1978.
View of the sugar warehouse. Gift of the Herald Journal, September 1978.
Overall exterior view of Lewiston Sugar Factory Complex, July 30, 1972. Gift of the Herald Journal, September 1978.
Gift of the Herald Journal, September 1978.
Lewiston Float and Trenton Float.
Wind Caves. Gift of the Herald Journal, September 1978.
Constructed U.S. Forest Service and Utah National Guard. Gift of the Herald Journal, September 1978.
Gravel pit and hot plant operation near the mouth of Green Canyon, September 11, 1973.
Gift of the Herald Journal, September 1978.
Gift of the Herald Journal, September 1978.
Gift of the Herald Journal, September 1978.
Hampton-Bigler House and Stagecoach barn. Gift of the Herald Journal, September 1978.
Two photos of scuba divers cleaning intake at Third Dam. Gift of the Herald Journal, September 1978.
National Guard Armory. Gift of the Herald Journal, September 1978.
Sky View High School. Gift of the Herald Journal, September 1978.
Kiwanis Club, Smithfield Canyon. Gift of the Herald Journal, September 1978.
Union Pacific Depot being readied for moving. Gift of the Herald Journal, September 1978.
Gift of the Herald Journal, September 1978.
Gift of the Herald Journal, September 1978.
Theurer's Grocery Store. Gift of the Herald Journal, September 1978.
U.S. Post Office. Gift of the Herald Journal, September 1978.
Governor of Utah Territory from 1889-1893. Born 1851. Two copies.
Born 1860.
Tube in photo reads 5 Grains Rocket Propelant
Loaded truck. Bumper reads, "Caution-Air Brakes."
Lived from 1801-1877. Two photos taken at same sitting (probably by C.R. Savage), Salt Lake City. Charles Ellis Johnson Collection 2nd edition.
Standing: Harriet Elizabeth Cook Campbell Young, 1824-1898. Lucy Bigelow Young, 1830-1905. Harriet Amelia Folsom Young, 1838-1910. Sitting: Margaret Pierce Young, 1823-1907. Zina D.H. Young, 1821-1901. Emily Dow Partridge Young, 1824-1899. Harriet Barney Young, died 1911. Charles Ellis Johnson Collection 2nd edition.
Charles Ellis Johnson Collection 2nd edition.
Lived from 1801-1877. Charles Ellis Johnson Collection 2nd edition.
Lived from 1801-1877. Charles Ellis Johnson Collection 2nd edition.
Wedding portrait January 1863. Brigham Young and Harriet Amelia Folsom (1838-1910). Charles Ellis Johnson Collection 2nd edition.
Photo taken by C.R. Savage. Charles Ellis Johnson Collection 2nd edition.
House built by Brigham Young for his first wife, Miriam Works Young. Charles Ellis Johnson Collection 2nd edition.
Brigham Young's carriage. Charles Ellis Johnson Collection 2nd edition.
Charles Ellis Johnson Collection 2nd edition.
Ox-train camped in the street. Charles Ellis Johnson Collection 2nd edition.
Wagon-train with 3 ox-yoke hitches unloading on Main Street at about Second South. Charles Ellis Johnson Collection 2nd edition.
Lorenzo Dow Young, 1807-1895. Brigham Young, 1801-1877. Phineas H. Young, 1799-1876. Joseph Young, 1797-1881. John Young, 1791-1870. Charles Ellis Johnson Collection 2nd edition.
Back row: Zina, Eva (Evaline), Nett (Jenette), Maime (Mary), Maria. Front row: Marinda, Carlie (Caroline), Ellie, Emily, Fannie. Charles Ellis Johnson Collection 2nd edition.
Susanville, California. Home Guards at muster. Charles Ellis Johnson Collection 2nd edition.
Eagle Gate. Photo by C.R.Savage. Brigham Young schoolhouse at far right. Charles Ellis Johnson Collection 2nd edition.
Lion House and Beehive House. Photo by C.R. Savage. Charles Ellis Johnson Collection 2nd edition.
Brigham Young house. Kimball and Granger Streets. Charles Ellis Johnson Collection 2nd edition.
The Gardo House. Charles Ellis Johnson Collection 2nd edition.
Beehive House, Salt Lake City. Brigham Young's bed and other furniture. Photo by Charles Ellis Johnson. Charles Ellis Johnson Collection 2nd edition.
Beehive House, Salt Lake City, showing Brigham Young's China. Photo by Charles Ellis Johnson. Charles Ellis Johnson Collection 2nd edition.
Beehive House, Salt Lake City, Utah. Brigham Young's clothing and other possessions. Photo by Charles Ellis Johnson. Charles Ellis Johnson Collection 2nd edition.
Brigham Young's bedroom in the Beehive House, Salt Lake City. Photo of Young's heirlooms by Charles Ellis Johnson. Charles Ellis Johnson Collection 2nd edition.
Lived from 1801-1877. Photo montage of 20 portraits by Charles Ellis Johnson. Charles Ellis Johnson Collection 2nd edition.
Hyrum S. Young, Joseph A. Young, Brigham Young, Jr, John W. Young, Willard Young, Alonzo Young, Mahonri Young, Arta Young, Don Carlos Young, Phineas Young, Heber Young, B. Morris Young, Alfales Young, Feramorz Young, Ernest Young, Lorenzo Young and Oscar Young. Charles Ellis Johnson Collection 2nd edition.
Photo by C.R. Savage. Charles Ellis Johnson Collection 2nd edition.
Photo by C.R. Savage. Charles Ellis Johnson Collection 2nd edition.
Two photos probably taken the same day by C.R. Savage. Charles Ellis Johnson Collection 2nd edition.
Beehive House, Salt Lake City, Showing Brigham Young's furniture. Photo by Charles Ellis Johnson. Charles Ellis Johnson Collection 2nd edition.
Daguerreotype by Marsena Cannon. Charles Ellis Johnson Collection 2nd edition.
One of last photographs taken of Young, less than a year before his death. Charles Ellis Johnson Collection 2nd edition.
Copy of painting from Nauvoo. Later in possession of Lucy Bigelow Young. Charles Ellis Johnson Collection 2nd edition.
Drawing by Frederick Piercy for Route from Liverpool. Charles Ellis Johnson Collection 2nd edition.
Daguerreotype by Marsena Cannon. Charles Ellis Johnson Collection 2nd edition.
Photo possibly taken in Nauvoo. Charles Ellis Johnson Collection 2nd edition.
Charles Ellis Johnson Collection 2nd edition.
Charles Ellis Johnson Collection 2nd edition.
Charles Ellis Johnson Collection 2nd edition.
Charles Ellis Johnson Collection 2nd edition.
They lived in Lost River, Idaho in 1885, Vernal, Utah in 1891, and Roosevelt, Utah, in 1905.
24th street, looking east from Grant Avenue. USU Local History Project.
Sketch of U.S. Deputy Marshal Fred E. Bennett holding a gun on James Bosworth on the occasion of the arrest of Bishop Nahum Bisbee Porter for u.c. Caption on photo reads, "Throw up your hands, if you want to talk to me."
Well drilling equipment at Hollister townsite.
Dedication of Brady Memorial Chapel.
First year under Cultivation. Two M.N. of Amsterdam Idaho.
Mule drawn freight wagons of William Kelsey Rice.
Street along one side of Town Square.
South Slaus. From the University of Utah.
L.D.S Tabernacle built in 1902.
Oregon Short Line Railroad Repair Crew.
Rio Grande Western Railroad Depot.
Water wheel on Rosevear Ranch, south of Snake River from Glenn's Ferry. Built by Joseph Rosevear.
Henry Carstens delivering mail with one-horse mail buggy.
The Atlanta "Pest House" showing doctor and typhoid patient.
Sing Chung Lung Store.
Loading sacked potatoes on "Spud Alley".
Freight teams and wagons on snow covered street. Silver City, Idaho.
Couple posed before landau on Boise Parade Grounds.
Mounted troop on parade ground.
Height 345 feet, length 688 feet, cost $100,000.
Ox team with machinery from Salmon River mines.
Idaho Bakery. Proprietors: Mr. and Mrs. Siegel.
Record crop white clover seed of the Twin Falls Tract and of the U.S. as far as known. Seventeen bushels per acre-value $21 per bushel. Field $357 per acre.
F.R. Coffin and Bro. Hardware store.
Oregon Short Line Railroad yards and storehouse.
Employees of John Ford Coal and Ice Company cutting ice at foot of City Creek. Photo by Axel Hansen.
Home of Dr. Henry.
Stockgrowers Mercantile Company.
Repair shops and Oregon Short Line Railroad round house and shops.
At Union Pacific Railroad Depot.
Bank of Commerce.
Stacking hay on the state Hospital Farm.
Montezuma Hotel.
Shoshone Tepees and brush Wickiup.
At J.B. Keeler Ranch, 2 miles East of Twin Falls, Idaho.
Laying tracks for Oregon Short Line Railroad extension into Buhl, Idaho.
Last narrow gauge train from Ogden to Pocatello over Utah Northern.
The Port of Lewiston looking east across the Snake River from the Washington shore.
Utah Northern Railroad Bridge at Eagle Rock, Idaho. Bridge in use 1889-1893.
Oregon Shortline Depot Baggage Room. Left to right: Jed Thomas, Unidentified, Ed Wright, Lyman Shera, Unidentified, Unidentified.
Tie treating plant and saddle-back locomotive at Pocatello Railroad yards.
Six months after settlement.
Broadway, looking east from the Snake River Bridge.
Bisbee photo.
Grete's Grocery Store.
Freight being hauled on Main Street in horse-drawn sleds.
Log house of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ake and family.
Stagecoach on Blue Lakes Bridge near Twin Falls.
Restaurant Counter.
Main Street and Oregon Short Line Railroad Depot.
First store in Caldwell. Standing right center: Montie B. Gwinn. Standing far right: Henry Dornan. Seated left center: Swain Beatty.
Oregon Short Line Railroad train at old passenger depot.
Surveyor's camp for North Side Irrigation Project.
Opening North Side Canal, April 10, 1907.
Opening day at Land Office for Twin Falls Irrigated Tract.
Looking west across the city and railroad yards.
First building in Twin Falls. Photo by H. Lloyd Young.
George Golden Store.
Log and sod house, pioneer structure.
R.W. Faris Construction and Engineering Company camp for construction of Oakley Dam.
Survey crew for Oakley Irrigation Project.
Caption on photo reads, "This train contains 25 cars of fancy Idaho rural potatoes, bought and loaded under the supervision of G.A. McManon, district manager of the Boyle Commission Company of Idaho Falls, Idaho."
Scene from the movie "Brigham Young."
Richfield Creamery 309 East 2nd South. Richfield, Utah.
Caption on photo reads, "Born August 17, 1831. Came to Utah Sept. 20, 1856, Canute Peterson Company. High Priest. School Trustee."
144 West 1st South Street. In 1870 to 1875 inclusive.
Built 1855 by Ezra Taft Benson. Architect was Truman O. Angell. Sold to Daniel H. Wells in 1860. Demolished 1889. Located at the southeast corner of Main and South Temple.
Oregon Pioneer of 1882.
One used as a field check and others used as turnouts.
Concrete poured to be used as an erosion control structure and as a field division gate.
Waste way, spilling approximately 86 feet/second.
A reach of canal excavated by Government forces. Excavation complete, except at end of existing structures. Provo River no. 748.
Number 742-Curve in lower end of vent structure at Station 1369+63.4.
Number 679. Laying 24 inch concrete pipe for siphon at Station 126+91.5.
President William H. Taft on campaign stop.
Second-Hand Store at about 50 West 1st South Street. Tower at far right marks stables of Cache Valley Livery and Transfer.
Photo of a lithograph of Corinne, by E.S.Grover.
Photo of steel railroad trestle at east end of canyon just after construction. Looking Southwest. Gift of Gale Welling of Fielding, Utah in 1983.
Union Pacific passenger train on trestle looking southwest. Gift of Gale Welling of Fielding, Utah in 1983.
Gift of Gale Welling of Fielding, Utah in 1983.
Wheelon Dam. Gift of Gale Welling of Fielding, Utah in 1983.
Falls of the Bear. Gift of Gale Welling of Fielding, Utah in 1983.
Gift of Gale Welling of Fielding, Utah in 1983.
Showing spillway and Railroad Trestle. Gift of Gale Welling of Fielding, Utah in 1983.
Gift of Gale Welling of Fielding, Utah in 1983.
Wheelon Power Plant. Built by Utah-Idaho Sugar Company to power Garland Factory. Gift of Gale Welling of Fielding, Utah in 1983.
Wheelon Power Plant. Built by Utah-Idaho Sugar Company to power Garland Factory. Gift of Gale Welling of Fielding, Utah in 1983.
Rapids and waterfalls in Bear River at base of Canyon. Gift of Gale Welling of Fielding, Utah in 1983.
Gift of Gale Welling of Fielding, Utah in 1983.
Gift of Gale Welling of Fielding, Utah in 1983.
Cache County Courthouse.
Cache County Courthouse.
L.M. Winsor Collection.
L.M. Winsor Collection.
L.M. Winsor Collection.
L.M. Winsor Collection.
L.M. Winsor Collection.
L.M. Winsor Collection.
Erosion at head of Five mile Creek, about 1 mile east of Dayton, Idaho. L.M. Winsor Collection.
Erosion at head of Five mile Creek, about 1 mile east of Dayton, Idaho. L.M. Winsor Collection.
Gorge at Five Mile showing growth of willows planted to retard erosion. L.M. Winsor Collection.
Gorge at Five Mile before erosion control structures and plantings. L.M. Winsor Collection.
L.M. Winsor Collection.
Sand deposit at mouth of Five Mile Creek at Bridgeport. L.M. Winsor Collection.
Workers planting willows in Five Mile Creek to control erosion. L.M. Winsor Collection.
View of erosion at the head of Five Mile Creek wash, one mile east of Dayton, Franklin County. L.M. Winsor Collection.
Shows Black Willow plantings to retard erosion. L.M. Winsor Collection.
L.M. Winsor. L.M. Winsor Collection.
Catch basin in Five Mile Creek erosion control project. L.M. Winsor Collection.
Result of runoff from melting snow that overflowed into first fingers South and West of Dam across Five Mile Gulch, below Dayton and West of Preston, Idaho. L.M. Winsor Collection.
Dozen moving in to correct some of the damage done by heavy deposits of silt caused by overflow. L.M. Winsor Collection.
Dozen begins operations under rather hazardous conditions. To return the main stream to its former channel required skillful operations to prevent bogging down in the fresh deposit of silt. Dozen moving in to correct some of the damage done by heavy deposits of silt caused by overflow. L.M. Winsor Collection.
The stream finally cut back into its former channel at junction of finger from which the deluge of silt came. Dau Roberto, County Agent and Albert Jenson, local engineer discuss the problem. L.M. Winsor Collection.
Third "drop" about 1/4 mile below the dam. Note that stream is perfectly clear. Only a short way below dam and about 1,500 feet above mouth of finger from which silt came in
Gradually the stream is washing the heavy cover of silt from "drops" down stream from offending finger. This photo is looking up stream over or through drop number 7 and through 16. L.M. Winsor Collection.
L.M. Winsor Collection.
Looking upstream at junction of North and West Forks of Five Mile, where dam was built in 1951-1953. L.M. Winsor Collection.
Looking across Five Mile toward Bear River about 4,000 feet west of the junction. L.M. Winsor Collection.
Flood control dam across Five Mile at junction of North and West forks. L.M. Winsor Collection.
Two photos of a New channel about 3,000 feet below dam on Five Mile. Black Willow limbs, cut 10 to 12 feet long have been set with a jetting pump to depths of 5-6 feet. Later slide rock was dumped along the side slopes and on the heavy riffles to prevent erosion. L.M. Winsor Collection.
Mussolini lived from 1883-1945 and Claretta Patacci from?-1945. Photo taken in Milan, Italy, just before mass burial of slain fascists.
Slain pro-Nazi collaborator in Nice, France.
Lived from 1857-1926. Salt Lake City photographer and successor to the trade of C.R. Savage.
Lived from 1842-1915. Author of "Uncle Nick Among the Shoshones".
Benson-Wells House. Built 1855 by Ezra Taft Benson. Architect was Truman O. Angell. Sold 1860 to Daniel H. Wells. Demolished 1889. Southeast corner, Main and south Temple.
Lived from 1852 to 1921. Mission teacher at St. Johns' School 1883-1896 and principal of Woodruff School.
Lived from 1849-1935. Pioneer of Benson, Utah. Bishop's Warden, St. John's Episcopal Church 1880s-1920s Postmaster, King P.O. 1897-1922.
St. John's Episcopal Church in Logan. First church, 263 West Center Street. Building used from 1877-1908. New church built at 85 East 1st North in 1908-1909.
Cache County Courthouse.
The Amazon Mine. Peter Larsen Collection.
Spillway on Logan, Hyde Park, and Smithfield Canal. Intake for Hercules Power Plant at upper left. Peter Larsen Collection.
Mouth of Logan Canyon showing Hercules Power Company hydroelectric plant and flume of Logan, Hyde Park, and Smithfield Canal. Peter Larsen Collection.
Logan River below Second Dam, showing intake flume of Hercules Power Plant. Peter Larsen Collection.
Second Dam, flume for Hercules Hydroelectric plant at lower left. Peter Larsen Collection.
Logan LDS Temple.
Lived from 1862-1947. Latter-day Saint Apostle. U.S. Senator from Utah.
Cutler Dam under construction. Gift of Rhonda Oyler Welling of Fielding, Utah in 1983.
Bridge across Bear River at Cutler dam site. Gift of Rhonda Oyler Welling of Fielding, Utah in 1983.
Two photos showing Cutler Dam nearly complete. Gift of Rhonda Oyler Welling of Fielding, Utah in 1983.
Cutler Dam nearing completion. View looking south. Union Pacific freight train steaming toward Cache Valley at top of photo. Gift of Rhonda Oyler Welling of Fielding, Utah in 1983.
Looking downstream toward top of nearly completed Cutler Dam. Gift of Rhonda Oyler Welling of Fielding, Utah in 1983.
Cutler Dam nearing completion. View looking north from Union Pacific Railroad grade. Gift of Rhonda Oyler Welling of Fielding, Utah in 1983.
Close-up view of Cutler Dam intake tower. Concrete forms in place across top of Dam. View from north. Gift of Rhonda Oyler Welling of Fielding, Utah in 1983.
Two photos showing distant upstream (a) and downstream (b) views of Cutler Dam under construction. Gift of Rhonda Oyler Welling.
Gift of Rhonda Oyler Welling of Fielding, Utah in 1983.
Gift of Rhonda Oyler Welling of Fielding, Utah in 1983.
Photo of Cutler Dam Powerhouse under construction. Looking upstream from west. Gift of Rhonda Oyler Welling of Fielding, Utah in 1983.
Photo of Cutler Dam Powerhouse under construction. Looking downstream from east. Gift of Rhonda Oyler Welling of Fielding, Utah in 1983.
Photo of beginning of construction of Cutler Dam. View from southwest looking upstream. Gift of Rhonda Oyler Welling of Fielding, Utah in 1983.
Photo of beginning of construction of Cutler Dam. View from north looking across construction site. Gift of Rhonda Oyler Welling of Fielding, Utah in 1983.
Gift of Rhonda Oyler Welling of Fielding, Utah in 1983.
Gift of Rhonda Oyler Welling of Fielding, Utah in 1983.
World Champion All Around Cowboy 5 years in a row.
Larry Mahan competing in Saddle Bronc riding.
Bare back bronc competition.
Lindquist Hall. Built about 1870 by Niels A. Lindquist as a cabinet Factory. Sold to Logan City, 1876. First home of Brigham Young College, 1878. School 1888-1893. Private home or apartment building 1893-1984. View from the East. Photo by Roger Lee Marr.
Lindquist Hall. View from the North. Photo by Roger Lee Marr.
492 West 2nd South. Home of John Nelson, built in the 1870s. Photo by Roger Lee Marr.
492 West 2nd South. Home of John Nelson. Built in the 1870s. Photo by Roger Lee Marr.
492 West 2nd South. Home of John Nelson. Built in the 1870s. Photo by Roger Lee Marr.
Cache Valley Dairy Association factory at Amalga. Building formerly used as Amalgamated Sugar Company Factory.
Lived from 1832-1906.
Lived from 1836-1894.
Lived from 1846-1922. Married October 9, 1866. Isabella A.B. Goodwin was the first person accepted into the Episcopal Church on the strength of LDS baptism.
Lived from 1848-1923. Married December 20, 1867.
Lived from 1815-1878. Photograph of oil painting by Alvin Gittens.
Interior of William Fisher's "People's Store".
Franklin County Courthouse.
Building built as Franklin Cooperative Mercantile Institution about 1869. Name changed in 1889 to Oneida Mercantile Union. Later became Pioneer Relic Hall and continues to serve as adjunct storage.
Interior view, Farmers and Merchants Bank. Right to left: Orval Adams (Cashier), Miss Cranney (teller), and L.D. Naisbitt (Assistant Cashier).
Maurer House, 681 East 7th North. Fritz Maurer and mother posed before House.
View of Logan Tabernacle and Logan Temple. Photo taken from roof of Shearman Hall.
Logan LDS Temple. Photo taken just after dedication by C.R. Savage.
Smithfield LDS Tabernacle.
Christmas Tree in the parlor of Joshua Wood Brown. Wellsville, Utah. Children are grandchildren of Mr. Brown. Seated: Sarah Ethel Watkins (Paulsen).
First free-born black in Utah. Born in Wellsville.
Back (left to right): W.H. Harris, Luke Short, Bat Masterson, W.F. Patillon. Front (left to right): Chas. Basett, Wyatt Earp, M.F. McClairy, Neal Brown.
Logan Temple House, built in 1886 as a home for the President of the Logan Temple.
Howell-Cardon Building Northwest corner, First North and Main.
Utah and Northern Engine #87 built by Brooks Locomotive Works. Clifford Peake Collection, Thornton Waite.
Formerly on Utah and Northern. Clifford Peake Collection, Thornton Waite.
Ex-Utah and Northern #19 in 1890 in service on the Portland and Williamette Valley Railroad. Clifford Peake Collection, Thornton Waite.
Narrow-gauge steam locomotive near Portland, Oregon. Clifford Peake Collection, Thornton Waite.
Passenger train at Garrison, Montana. Engine leased from Denver and South Park Railroad. Clifford Peake Collection, Thornton Waite.
Old Utah and Northern engine destroyed by fire. Clifford Peake Collection, Thornton Waite.
Former Utah and North Railroad locomotive on Ilwaco Ry, Ilwaco, Washington. Clifford Peake Collection, Thornton Waite.
Clifford Peake Collection, Thornton Waite.
Utah and Northern engine with mounted snow plow at Pocatello Round House. Clifford Peake Collection, Thornton Waite.
Former Utah and Northern engine on some unidentified Union Pacific narrow gauge line. Clifford Peake Collection, Thornton Waite.
Utah and Northern engine and crew at Pocatello yard. Clifford Peake Collection, Thornton Waite.
Utah and Northern #11 on Idaho State University campus at Pocatello, 1941, before being broken up in 1942 scrap drive. Clifford Peake Collection, Thornton Waite.
Utah and Northern locomotive, 265 class. Heaviest freight locomotives on Utah and Northern were 265 class. Built by Alco in March 1886 weighing 59 tons with coal and water, with a pulling power of 8 tons. Could pull 1600 tons at 20 mph. Had 37" driving wheels. Next year the railroad changed to standard gauge. Clifford Peake Collection, Thornton Waite.
Utah and Northern Standard gauge #20. Clifford Peake Collection, Thornton Waite.
Utah Northern #11 at Logan. Clifford Peake Collection, Thornton Waite.
Steam-pulled freight train at Logan Depot. Clifford Peake Collection, Thornton Waite.
Loaned to Utah and Northern by Denver and South Park Railroad. Clifford Peake Collection, Thornton Waite.
Engine #46, Utah and Northern, Narrow Gauge at Dillon, Montana. Clifford Peake Collection, Thornton Waite.
Utah Central engine #15, built by Grant in 1868, 16x24 cylinders. 61" driving wheels, engine weight 54,000 pounds, 11,790 traction weight. 1,867 gallons of water, and 7 tons of coal. Clifford Peake Collection, Thornton Waite.
Oregon Short Line and Utah and Northern Engine 434 at Salt Lake City. Clifford Peake Collection, Thornton Waite.
Ramsey transfer, narrow gauge to standard gauge at juncture of Utah Northern and Oregon Short Line Railroad. Clifford Peake Collection, Thornton Waite.
Yard showing Utah Northern narrow gauge #5686. Clifford Peake Collection, Thornton Waite.
Mason engine on Utah and Northern. Borrowed from Denver and South Park. Note third rail on track in foreground. Clifford Peake Collection, Thornton Waite.
Utah and Northern Engine #87, Maggie Ouse, engineer. Clifford Peake Collection, Thornton Waite.
Railroad crew posed before Utah and Northern Railroad narrow gauge locomotive. Clifford Peake Collection, Thornton Waite.
Posed photo of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers. Right to left Standing: Mitt Russell, Phil _____, Burt Chapman, Gid Orem, Dick Oram, Martin "Walt" Moody. Sitting: Billy Smith, Frank Mahony, Tim Lee, Manassa Myers. Clifford Peake Collection, Thornton Waite.
Utah and Northern Forge Shop moved from Eagle Rock about 1886. Clifford Peake Collection, Thornton Waite.
Pocatello turntable #53. Clifford Peake Collection, Thornton Waite.
J.W. Harvey, foreman of car shop on left. Note velocipede. Shop moved to Pocatello. Discarded after new car shop built in 1902.Clifford Peake Collection, Thornton Waite.
Utah Northern tin shop moved from Eagle Rock to Pocatello 1885-1886. Frank Madden, foreman, 4th from left. George Green, plumber, 1st from left. Clifford Peake Collection, Thornton Waite.
Bridge over Snake River. Clifford Peake Collection, Thornton Waite.
Bridge over Snake River. Clifford Peake Collection, Thornton Waite.
Oregon Shortline Passenger train. Narrow gauge #1, 2-60 engine used between Salt Lake City and Terminal (Stockton and Saltair Junction to Saltair). Changed to standard gauge as part of Leamington cutoff to Salt Lake City via Tintie about 1902. Engine possible original Utah and Northern #11. Scrapped at 1942 scrap drive. Clifford Peake Collection, Thornton Waite.
Utah and Northern Locomotives. Beaver Canyon, Idaho. Clifford Peake Collection, Thornton Waite.
"Franklin." Clifford Peake Collection, Thornton Waite.
Locomotive. Clifford Peake Collection, Thornton Waite.
Oregon Shortline Depot, Center and Sixth West. Clifford Peake Collection, Thornton Waite.
View of Logan Depot, Oregon Short Line Railroad. Crowd on depot platform. Clifford Peake Collection, Thornton Waite.
View of Logan Depot, Oregon Short Line Railroad. Oregon Shortline Railroad Passenger Train pulled by Engine 205. Clifford Peake Collection, Thornton Waite.
Clifford Peake Collection, Thornton Waite.
Utah Northern work train along Portneuf River near present site of Inkom, Idaho. Clifford Peake Collection, Thornton Waite.
Showing tracks of Gilmore and Pittsburgh Railroad. View looking toward Bannock Pass. Clifford Peake Collection, Thornton Waite.
Freight train pulled by steam Locomotive, Gilmore and Pittsburgh, near the summit of Bannock Pass. Clifford Peake Collection, Thornton Waite.
Steam shovel filling gondola cars with gravel at Oregon Shortline pit in Armstead. In background, water tower and roundhouse of Gilmore and Pittsburgh. Courtesy of Thornton Waite.
Rotary snowplow on siding by water tower at terminus, Gilmore and Pittsburgh. Courtesy of Thornton Waite.
Showing tracks, Gilmore and Pittsburgh Railroad. Clifford Peake Collection, Thornton Waite.
Railroad tunnel and tracks under summit of Bannock Pass, Gilmore and Pittsburgh. Courtesy of Thornton Waite.
Caboose, Gilmore and Pittsburgh Railroad. Photographed at Roundhouse, Leadore, Idaho. Courtesy of Thornton Waite.
Gondola car #300, Gilmore and Pittsburgh Railroad. Photographed at Leadore, Idaho, September 22, 1940. Courtesy of Thornton Waite.
Motor Car 650. Gilmore and Pittsburgh Railroad. Leadore, Idaho. Courtesy of Thornton Waite.
Engine no. 11, Gilmore and Pittsburgh Railroad, Leadore, Idaho. Courtesy of Thornton Waite.
View of Leadore abandoned tracks and depot, Gilmore and Pittsburgh. Courtesy of Thornton Waite.
Turn-table near Roundhouse of Gilmore and Pittsburgh Railroad. Courtesy of Thornton Waite.
Interior and exterior view, Gilmore and Pittsburgh Railroad Roundhouse. Courtesy of Thornton Waite.
Gilmore and Pittsburgh depot at Leadore, Idaho. Courtesy of Thornton Waite.
Work train for track laying. Gilmore and Pittsburgh Railroad, near Leadore, Idaho. Courtesy of Thornton Waite.
Cruickshank siding, corrals, and water tower. Gilmore and Pittsburgh Railroad. Courtesy of Thornton Waite.
Passenger car, Northern Pacific Railroad. Courtesy of Thornton Waite.
Rotary snowplow, Gilmore and Pittsburgh Railroad. Courtesy of Thornton Waite.
Rotary snowplow opening tracks of the Gilmore and Pittsburgh Railroad between Leadore and Gilmore. Courtesy of Thornton Waite.
Two views of town and tracks of the Gilmore and Pittsburgh. Clifford Peake Collection, Thornton Waite.
Equipment dump at Medicine Lodge, Montana. Clifford Peake Collection, Thornton Waite.
Roundhouse and yards of Gilmore and Pittsburgh Railroad. Courtesy of Thornton Waite.
Work train and crews removing track from the abandoned Gilmore and Pittsburgh Railroad. Between Gilmore and Leadore, Idaho. Courtesy of Thornton Waite.
Two views construction train for Gilmore and Pittsburgh near Medicine Lodge, Montana. Clifford Peake Collection, Thornton Waite.
Laying track near Medicine Lodge, Montana. Clifford Peake Collection, Thornton Waite.
Construction camp near summit of Bannock Pass. Clifford Peake Collection, Thornton Waite.
Two views transporting steam engine on heavy wagon pulled by eight teams of horses. Medicine Lodge, Montana. Clifford Peake Collection, Thornton Waite.
Two views laying track near Medicine Lodge, Montana. Clifford Peake Collection, Thornton Waite.
Two views construction camp and temporary water tower at summit of Bannock Pass. Clifford Peake Collection, Thornton Waite.
Engine No. 10 on Bannock Pass run between Armstead, Montana, and Leadore, Idaho. Courtesy of Thornton Waite.
Engine No. 14. Courtesy of Thornton Waite.
Two views, Engine #10. Both photos probably taken at Armstead, Montana, terminus. Clifford Peake Collection, Thornton Waite.
Courtesy of Thornton Waite.
Courtesy of Thornton Waite.
Two views of Engine #10. Gilmore and Pittsburgh Railroad. Photo by Clifford Peake. Clifford Peake Collection, Thornton Waite.
Two views Armstead, Montana depot, Gilmore and Pittsburgh Railroad. Clifford Peake Collection, Thornton Waite.
Distant view of entire community. Clifford Peake Collection, Thornton Waite.
View of town showing construction of depot and other buildings for the Gilmore and Pittsburgh Railroad. Clifford Peake Collection, Thornton Waite.
Passenger train pulled by steam locomotive leaving depot at Armstead, Montana, for Salmon, Idaho. Gilmore and Pittsburgh Railroad. Courtesy of Thornton Waite.
Gilmore and Pittsburgh Railroad depot at Salmon, Idaho. Clifford Peake Collection, Thornton Waite.
Gilmore and Pittsburgh Railroad. Remodeled into tavern and dance hall by Martin Lindstrom. Burned 1972. Clifford Peake Collection, Thornton Waite.
John Nelson: Birth June 7, 1819 (Watford, Midlothian, Scotland). Death: September 19, 1894 (Logan, Cache, Utah). Catherine W. Nelson: Birth May 13, 1816 (Dunfermline, Fife, Scotland). Death: July 21, 1902 (Logan, Cache, Utah).
First row (left to right): Catherine Hill, Matthew Hill, Catherine Williamson Banks, Nelson Hill. Second row (left to right): John Hill, William Hill, Edward Hill, George Hill, James Nelson Hill. Third row (left to right): Andrew Hill, Thomas Hill, David Hill, Matthew Hill, Alexander Hill, Bruce Hill. Logan, Utah.
St. John's Episcopal Church and Vicarage.
Elk on Tabernacle Square, winter of 1915-1916. First herd to be brought to Cache Valley for release in the Bear River Mountains.
Clifford Peake Collection, Thornton Waite.
Southern Pacific Engine 4438. Clifford Peake Collection, Thornton Waite.
Union Pacific Engines 2245 and 3984, eastbound out of Ogden. September 21, 1946. Clifford Peake Collection, Thornton Waite.
Union Pacific #9 Fast Mail, Engines 654 and 1800. Clifford Peake Collection, Thornton Waite.
Utah Central depot, Ogden. Clifford Peake Collection, Thornton Waite.
Two photos showing installation of new steel bridges replacing timber trestles on Oregon Short Line through Bear River Canyon. Clifford Peake Collection, Thornton Waite.
Typical section of Logan River prior to flood control project. Papers of Congressman McKay.
Oregon Shortline sidings and yard at Preston "Wye". Clifford Peake Collection, Thornton Waite.
Clifford Peake Collection, Thornton Waite.
Passenger train on big trestle. Clifford Peake Collection, Thornton Waite.
Freight train on big trestle. Clifford Peake Collection, Thornton Waite.
Passenger Train in Bear River Canyon. Clifford Peake Collection, Thornton Waite.
Freight train on new steel trestle. Clifford Peake Collection, Thornton Waite.
View of town and yards and McKeen motor car in foreground. Clifford Peake Collection, Thornton Waite.
Engine house. Clifford Peake Collection, Thornton Waite.
Clifford Peake Collection, Thornton Waite.
Clifford Peake Collection, Thornton Waite.
Clifford Peake Collection, Thornton Waite.
Clifford Peake Collection, Thornton Waite.
Engine 1843, coming out of tunnel and across Weber River Bridge. Clifford Peake Collection, Thornton Waite.
Engine 2269 stopped at Farmington, Utah depot. Clifford Peake Collection, Thornton Waite.
Two photos of engine 303, Oregon Shortline Railroad, taking on water at Cache Junction. Clifford Peake Collection, Thornton Waite.
Oregon Shortline Passenger Depot. Clifford Peake Collection, Thornton Waite.
Turn-table at Salt Lake Roundhouse. Engine 401: Engineer, Tom Lee. Fireman, W. Bateman. Clifford Peake Collection, Thornton Waite.
Echo, Utah. Depot built by Union Pacific. Clifford Peake Collection, Thornton Waite.
Cedar City, Utah. Depot built by Union Pacific. Clifford Peake Collection, Thornton Waite.
Engine 3102 on main line at Dayton. Siding. Clifford Peake Collection, Thornton Waite.
Clifford Peake Collection, Thornton Waite.
Oregon Short Line Engine no. 209 stopped at Logan Depot. Clifford Peake Collection, Thornton Waite.
Oregon Short Line Engine 550 with mixed baggage and freight car stopped at Preston Depot. Clifford Peake Collection, Thornton Waite.
Union Pacific Engine 2001 taking on water at Castle Rock in Echo Canyon. Clifford Peake Collection, Thornton Waite.
Union Pacific engine and train stopped at Milford Depot. Clifford Peake Collection, Thornton Waite.
Union Pacific #6, S.P. #2261. Showing use of helper engines. Clifford Peake Collection, Thornton Waite.
Union Pacific Engine 1026. Showing use of helper engines. Clifford Peake Collection, Thornton Waite.
Atlantic type locomotive. The largest driving wheels, 81" were used for mail trains, 105 and 106. Engineer: Tom Lee. Fireman. Mr. Newey. Clifford Peake Collection, Thornton Waite.
Engine 1578 or 1582, pulling passenger train #44 at Salt Lake Railroad Yard. Clifford Peake Collection, Thornton Waite.
Snow-covered steam locomotive stopped at Mendon depot after coming through blizzard. Clifford Peake Collection, Thornton Waite.
Discharge flume from Logan and Northern canal into Logan River. Site now covered by First Dam.
Slide at Canyon Road and Fifth East.
Slide at Canyon Road and Fifth East. "X" on photographs indicates bank of Logan and Northern Canal.
Back row, 3rd in from left is Jeff Daines. Front row, second in from right is Robert Daines.
Union Pacific freight train at Cache Junction. Clifford Peake Collection, Thornton Waite.
Oregon Short Line steam locomotive coming into Cache Valley on Bear River Canyon grade. Clifford Peake Collection, Thornton Waite.
Logan River following Corps of Engineers flood control project. Papers of Congressman McKay.
Clifford Peake Collection, Thornton Waite.
Martha J. Perkins Howell (granddaughter), Lucinda Flake Stevens (daughter), Belle Oglesby (granddaughter).
Left to Right: Horace Rulledge, Newell Taylor, Bessie Walker, Fawn McConkie, Lays Maxwell, Newell Dalton.
Opening of St. John's House as student housing, U.S.A.C. Sitting left to right: Rt. Rev. Arthur W. Moulton, S.T.D., Bishop of Utah; Elwood Maloney, Wheelock, No. Dakota; George W. McCammon, Atlanta Georgia. Standing left to right: Russell Miller, Hill Field; Sgt. Kenneth Lodge, Bushnell Gen. Hospital, Brigham City; Joseph E MacGinnis, Denver, Colorado, house Mgr. Miller and Lodge were visitors at Church Service.
Reproduced from 1930 Buzzer when Church was closed and the Vicarage rented as a Fraternity House for students at U.S.U.
Standing left to right: John Stringham (1870-1920), Jedediah (Jed) Stringham (1861-1933), Richard Stringham (1870-1937), William Stringham (1867-1929). Sitting left to right: Philip Stringham (1856-1940), Briant Stringham, Jr. (1852-1917), Henry Stringham (1865-1949), Nathaniel George Stringham (1871-?). Gift of B.H. Stringham.
View of campus. Picture taken from airplane. Clifford Peake Collection, Thornton Waite.
Scene looking south along county road, one mile west of Vernal. Dry Fork watershed. Photo by James D. Maxwell.
One mile west of Vernal, Dry Fork Watershed. Looking west. Photo taken by James D. Maxwell.
Looking east at inundating fields from county road. One mile west of Vernal. Note water ponding against upstream bank of U.S. Bureau of Reclamation Service Canal. Photo by James D. Maxwell. Papers of Congressman McKay.
Bank cutting along Ashley Creek, 1.5 miles west of Vernal. Dry Fork Watershed. Looking upstream northwest. Photo taken by James D. Maxwell. Papers of Congressman McKay.
Looking southwest along county road on mile west of Vernal. Flood waters crossing road and inundating fields. Dry Fork Watershed. Photo taken by James D. Maxwell. Papers of Congressman McKay.
Clifford Peake Collection, Thornton Waite.
Clifford Peake Collection, Thornton Waite.
County road 1/2 mile west of Vernal. Flood has washed out bridge. Photo by James D. Maxwell. Papers of Congressman McKay.
Debris jammed in Ashley Central Canal inlet. Looking northwest up Ashley Creek. Photo by James D. Maxwell.
Elk on the Tabernacle lawn. Second herd to be brought to Cache Valley for release.
Aerial view. Gift of the Herald Journal, September 1978.
German Meeting House in Logan, Utah. Built to serve German and Swiss immigrants largely in Logan Tenth Ward. Used in 1930s as fraternity house for Sigma Phi Epsilon. Later used as private theatre for Cache Valley Players.
Hayball General Mdse store. 452 West 1st South in Logan. Left to right: Harriet Winchell (granddaughter), George S. Hayball, Louisa Hancock Hayball.
Aerial photo of the Canadian Rockies. About 3 miles northwest of Banff, Alberta. Photo by John R. Shipley.
Gift of Wayne O. Goodwin, 1984.
Main Street, looking South from 1st North.
First North looking west from Main Street.
Howell Cardon Building, Main and 1st North.
Main Street, looking North from 1st North.
View from south. Photo by Jay C. Howell.
View from the northwest. Photo taken by Jay C. Howell. Gift of Jay C. Howell.
Members of Troop 1, Cache Valley Council, St. John's Episcopal Church. Left to right: Frederick P. Champ, Victor Linblad, Arthur Hottle, T.C. Woodside, the Reverand Donald Kent Johnston, Associate Vicar, St. John's Church, Clyde Stoney.
Close-up aerial view of airport. Photo by Jay C. Howell. Gift of Jay C. Howell, 1985.
Born September 25, 1857 in Crescent City, Iowa. Gift of Wayne O. Goodwin.
Sweet Pea Day, Ola Larson Nursery, 212 East 3rd South. House and office decorated for Sweet Pea Day. Photo by Fred C. Rabe.
Sweet Pea Day, Ola Larson Nursery, 212 East 3rd South. Visitors posed before sweet pea trellises. Photo by Fred C. Rabe.
Sweet Pea Day, Ola Larson Nursery, 212 East 3rd South. View of planting beds. Photo by Fred C. Rabe.
Horse-drawn combine harvester. 33 teams.
Cache Valley Home Coming. Two photos taken from rooftop at about 36 South Main looking North.
Willard L. Peterson Collection.
M and M Parade up Center Street, April 24, 1907 at 1:50 pm. Photo by Willard L. Peterson. Willard L. Peterson Collection.
M and M Parade marching behind band on Center Street on April 24, 1907 at 1:50. Photo by W.L. Peterson. Willard L. Peterson Collection.
Ringling Brothers Circus Parade, Center Street on August 7, 1907. Photo by W.L. Peterson. Willard L. Peterson Collection.
Ringling Bros. Circus Parade, August 7, 1907 at 11:30 am. Photo by W.L. Peterson. Willard L. Peterson Collection.
Bear Wagon in Ringling Bros. Circus Parade, Center Street on August 7, 1907 at 11:45 am. Photo by W.L. Peterson. Willard L. Peterson Collection.
Main Street looking north from Center Street on May 9, 1908. Photo by W.L. Peterson. Willard L. Peterson Collection.
The Island, Old Woolen Mill, and College Hill from Boulevard and 2nd North. Photo by W.L. Peterson. Willard L. Peterson Collection.
Logan M and M Band in Provo for Parade on April 24, 1907. Photo by W.L. Peterson. Willard L. Peterson Collection.
Big 4 Gas Tractor at left. On flat car, latest model case metal body, separator thresher with power feeder and blower for stacking straw. Photo by W.L. Peterson. Willard L. Peterson Collection.
Steam engine, water wagon, cook wagon for threshing crew on Peter Peterson Farm. Photo by W.L. Peterson. Willard L. Peterson Collection.
Horse Fair at Cache County Fair Grounds. Photo by W.L. Peterson. Willard L. Peterson Collection.
Two horse hearse at depot waiting to pick up body of man killed in mining accident. Willard L. Peterson Collection.
Side delivery rake in operation in alfalfa field on Peter Peterson farm. House in background. Photo by W.L. Peterson. Willard L. Peterson Collection.
Early daily Cache Valley Branch. Oregon Short Line Railroad train coming north into Petersboro from Mendon. Photo by W.L. Peterson. Willard L. Peterson Collection.
Oregon Shortline depot and train yards. Photo by W.L. Peterson. Willard L. Peterson Collection.
Charles McNeil, Fifth Ward Store, 297 East 3rd North. Formerly McNeil and Olsen. Photo by W.L. Peterson. Willard L. Peterson Collection.
View looking southwest to Temple and City from tower of Old Main, USU Campus. Photo by W.L. Peterson. Willard L. Peterson Collection.
Peter Peterson Family from Petersboro camping. Note tent and poles. Photo by W.L. Peterson. Willard L. Peterson Collection.
Same car as in A-3771.
Horse Fair Parade on Main Street. Photo by W.L Peterson. Willard L. Peterson Collection.
Windmill on Peter Peterson farm. Photo by W.L. Peterson. Willard L. Peterson Collection.
Interior view of blacksmith shop on Peter Peterson ranch. Photo by W.L. Peterson. Willard L. Peterson Collection.
209 West Center Street. Willard L. Peterson Collection.
Steam threshing outfit and crew on Peter Peterson farm. Photo by W.L. Peterson. Willard L. Peterson Collection.
Peter Peterson Farm. Stacking grain brought to yard in header boxes preparatory to threshing. Photo by W.L. Peterson. Willard L. Peterson Collection.
Dahle bros. steam engine during threshing on Peter Peterson farm. Water wagon pulled near boiler. Photo by W.L. Peterson. Willard L. Peterson Collection.
View of out buildings on Peter Peterson Farm. Photo by W.L. Peterson from top of windmill. Willard L. Peterson Collection.
2-cycle IHC gasoline tractor belonging to McCombs and Bunce being unloaded from flat car at Petersboro Spur. Photo by W.L. Peterson. Willard L. Peterson Collection.
Electric Railroad connecting Bingham Canyon Mine with Magna Smelter. View of empty train cars returning to mine. Looking North.
Kennecott Copper Company Railroad (electric). Loaded ore cars coming from mine to smelter. View looking south.
Bingham and Garfield Railroad train on trestle near Bingham Canyon mine. B and G railroad shops at center.
Freeman's Gulch Fill on Bingham and Garfield Railroad.
Kennecott Copper Co. railroad yard and electric locomotives.
Derailed train of Kennecott Copper Co. Railroad.
Electric locomotives at Magna yard, Kennecott Copper Railroad.
Engine #265 Utah and Northern Railroad. Manufactured by Rhode Island Locomotive Works in April 1886. #1597 Rhode Island No., #265 Denver, Leadville and Gunnison after July 1890, #62 Colorado and Southern in service until Dec 1927.
Utah Eastern Railroad Passenger train at Park City depot. Photo by James H. Crockwell.
Mason #601 (5/1879) as DSP and P #8, named "Lake City" Renumbered 44 (1885). Class DH-1 Retired 1889, Dismantled. Jennings % Russell. 326 Larimer St. Denver, in Fred M. Malzull Collection.
Mason #601 (5/1879) as DSP and P #8, named "Lake City" Renumbered 44 (1885). Class DH-1 Retired 1889, Dismantled. Jennings % Russell. 326 Larimer St. Denver, in Fred M. Malzull Collection.
Photo by Andy Payne.
Built by Jackson and Sharp Company, which built cars for comfort, capacity and stability. The cars were supplied with every convenience and run with the greatest ease. Picture from Wilmington, Delaware on July 1, 1871.
Combine #23.
C. and S. Narrow Guage Railroad.
First Locomotive in Alaska.
Salt Lake City to Park City.
Rotary plow near Alpine Tunnel Colorado.
Rotary #64 removing snow on line of Denver, Leadville and Gunnison. Photo by Otto Westerman.
Train and hotel at terminus of Denver, South Park, and Pacific Railroad. Whitz Building at right of train is "Morrison House".
View of Morrison with Train #1, Denver, South Park and Pacific Railroad on track near "Morrison House."
Engine #1, a Dawson and Baily Mogul of Denver, South Park and Pacific Railroad.
Denver, South Park and Pacific locomotive No. 199 at portal of Alpine Tunnel between Hancock and Quartz, Colorado.
Two views of Georgetown Loop on line of the Colorado Southern Railroad.
Locomotive and car on Denver and South Park grade paralleling South Platte River.
Bridge over South Platte River. Denver, South Park and Pacific. Photo by W.H. Jackson.
Denver, South Park and Pacific steam locomotive and observation coach in Canyon.
Mason bogie #42 and Denver, South Park and Pacific coach #9 provided for photographer's use. Photo in Box Canyon, east of Nathrop. Photo After Union Pacific acquired Denver, South Park and Pacific and promoted line for tourists.
Colorado and Southern engine No. 8 and tender near Denver Roundhouse.
Colorado and Southern Railroad locomotive #2 at Denver yard.
Colorado and Southern locomotive #13 with passenger train at Denver yard.
Enlarged segment of Jennies and Russell Photo, 326 Larimer Street. Photo by Fred M. Mazzulla.
Colorado and Southern 5, 2-6-0 Narrow Gauge, in the Denver Union Station in 1900. At this time, 3 rail track was available on track 1, and probably on all the other tracks in D.U.T. (This was the Denver-Leadville Train).
View down canyon to Webster from Point lookout on the line of the Denver, South Park and Pacific Railroad. Engine no. 12 and one passenger car at left.
Engines 199 and 196 pulling freight train by engine house at Alpine Tunnel. Denver, Leadville and Gunnison Railroad.
Abandoned roundhouse. Denver, South Park and Pacific Railroad.
Caboose and crew car for construction team. Virginia and Truckee Railroad. Photo probably at Carson City, Nevada railroad yard.
Engine house and turntable. Virginia and Truckee Railroad.
Engine #29 Virginia and Truckee Railroad. Photographed near Carson City, Nevada.
Engine #28 and tender, Virginia and Truckee Railroad. Photographed near Carson City, Nevada.
Steam Locomotive, tender, and passenger car at Carson City Roundhouse. Virginia and Truckee Railroad.
Locomotive #26 on turntable at Carson City Roundhouse, Virginia and Truckee Railroad.
"Platte Canyon," engine #2. Denver, South Park and Pacific Railroad. Built by Dawson and Baily. Engine loaded on standard gauge flat car, probably at Denver Rail Yard.
Passenger train of the Virginia and Truckee Railroad at the Virginia City depot. St. Mary's Church in background.
Motor Car for transporting passengers, Virginia and Truckee Railroad. Photo probably taken at Carson City, Nevada.
Freight train on Virginia and Truckee Railroad between Carson City and Virginia City, Nevada.
Caption on photo reads, "Mount Princeton and Chalk Rocks. From Heywood Springs."
Caption on photo reads, "Mother Grundy's Brother. Clear Creek Canyon."
Distant view of south side of bridge from water. Benson Truss Bridge.
Angled view of bridge to northeast. Benson Truss Bridge.
Slightly angled view of bridge to north-northwest from water. Benson Truss Bridge.
End view of bridge to west. Benson Truss Bridge.
End view of bridge to east. Benson Truss Bridge.
Oblique view of bridge to west-northwest. Benson Truss Bridge.
Deck and railing of bridge to west. Benson Truss Bridge.
Superstructure of bridge to west. Benson Truss Bridge.
Underside of bridge to east. Benson Truss Bridge.
Pin-connected joint area in upper superstructure.
Major hole in wooden deck near west end showing steel support girders beneath flooring. Benson Truss Bridge.
Benson School, 4th North and 1st East.
Logan Houses of Alfred L. Cole, Allen M. Fleming, John Christiansen, Reid E. Shamhart, I.P. Stewart, Ellen Eccles, and Julia Nibley.
Silver Star School. Oneida District 37.
Old Forester's Cabin. Newell Hark Collection.
Reeves Steam Tractor plowing on Hyrum Nielsen Farm. Newell Hark Collection.
Hot Springs Resort and geyser. Newell Hart Collection.
Gravestone of Chief Sagwitch. Newell Hart Collection.
Gilbert Choules Family Reunion. Posed before Fairview Stone Church. Newell Hart Collection.
Oxford Band. Newell Hart Collection.
First Relief Society leaders, Preston LDS Sixth Ward. Back: Mary A. Jamison, Anna C. Miller, Etta N. Owens. Front: Laura Pratt Gamble, Anna Nelson, Eliza J. Rawlings, Emma Hansen Petterborg.
Hyrum Nielsen family and house. Newell Hart Collection.
Newell Hart Collection.
Franklin County surveyor. Drew 1925 map of Battle of Bear River battlefield. Newell Hart Collection.
Pioneer Day tableau. Newell Hart Collection.
Newell Hart Collection.
Oneida Stake Relief Society Board. Left to right (standing): Margaret G. Stephens, Olive Neilson Geddes, Eliza Stevenson Carver. Left to right (center): Nell Lamoreaux Clayton, Sarah Hansen Shuldberg, Martena Lundgreen. Left to right (front): Ruth Crockett, Abbie Lundgreen Larsen, unidentified. Newell Hart Collection.
Four photos of Washakie Cemetery.
Chief Sagwitch monument.
Arnold standing, Colin Sweeten, Moroni Timbimboo at Sagwitch monument.
Chief Sagwitch's descendents at monument.
Three photos of gravestones in Washakie Cemetery of survivors of Battle of Bear River.
Two photos of plaques on historic marker Battle of Bear River.
Battle of Bear River monument.
Newell Hart Collection.
Last two survivors of the Battle of Bear River. Newell Hart Collection.
Yeager Timbimboo. Newell Hart Collection.
Sons of Chief Sagwitch and survivors of the Battle of Bear River. Newell Hart Collection.
Wife of Yeager Timbimboo. Daughter-in-law of Chief Sagwitch. Newell Hart Collection.
Wife of Soquitch Timbimboo. Daughter-in-law of Chief Sagwitch. Newell Hart Collection.
General during the Bear River Massacre.
Yellow Jacket School, Preston North District (Oneida District 18) 1880s to 1905. Newell Hart Collection.
Two photos of Mink Creek school. Abandoned in 1936. Newell Hart Collection.
Newell Hart Collection.
Lois and Lan Cooley in picture.
Cast of Play, Preston Second LDS Ward.
Utah and Northern engine #55. Loaned to Utah and Northern by Denver, South Park and Pacific.
Photo of engine 304 at Logan freight depot.
Photo of engine 304 at passenger depot.
Union Pacific Locomotive X5523 on southbound run through Weston.
Oregon Short Line engine 608 with train of stock cars, northbound in Bear River Canyon (view looking west). Newell Hart Collection.
Utah and Northern Railroad water tower, windmill, and section house. Newell Hart Collection.
Valberg's Market, North Main Street. Alta Valberg and John Valberg, Jr. Son and daughter of founder John Valberg.
Cartoon of Johnston's Army soldiers in Salt Lake. Caption reads, "Frightful scene of carnage and desolation at the sack of Salt Lake City by the United States troops." From Harper's Weekly.
Engraving showing sacrament of the Lord's Supper.
Engraving of Polygamist bringing home new wife. Caption reads, "Bringing Home the Fifth Wife."
Engraving from Frank Leslie's Newspaper showing Polygamist with new wife and distraught first wife. Caption on engraving reads, "Life Among the Mormons-The New Wife."
Engraving showing Brigham Young's wives in the Tabernacle during conference. Caption on sketch reads, "Brigham Young's Wives in the Great Mormon Tabernacle."
Distribution of the sacrament of the Lord's Supper in the Salt Lake Tabernacle. Brigham Young preaching from center pulpit. Caption reads, "Sacrament in the mormon Tabernacle, Salt Lake City, Utah."
Daughters of Utah Pioneers marker for Fort Douglas. Salt Lake City, Utah. Newell Hart Collection.
Cutler Dam and Bear River canal system. View looking east.
Aerial view of old Newton Dam.
Cutler Dam in distance. Bear River Canal and East Side Canal show on either side of Bear River.
Cutler Dam at center of photo. Union Pacific Tunnel shows at right.
Distant view looking east of Hyrum Dam and bottoms of Little Bear River.
View looking south from above Promontory to S.P. causeway, Fremont and Antelope Islands.
View Looking south down Quaking Aspen Hollow from above summit of Wellsville Mountains.
Pumping area north of Enterprise, Utah.
Looking up Shoal Creek.
View of farms west of Parowan which shows in distance.
Beryl-Enterprise pumping area, looking northeast from Enterprise area.
Enterprise lower reservoir.
Enterprise upper reservoir.
Looking south down length of Cutler Reservoir from mouth of White Clay Slough.
Aerial view showing Hyrum Dam and Spillway.
Aerial view of north and Cutler reservoir and distant view of Lower Benson.
Aerial view of Cutler Reservoir, Cache Junction, and Newton South Field from point west of Newton.
Old Sardine Canyon road shows at upper left.
Bear River showing ox-bows and areas normally inundated. Union Pacific Railroad in center. View from east side looking west across river to Corinne.
Aerial view showing southwest Brigham City and view south toward Weber County.
View looking north over Southern Pacific causeway to mouth of Bear River.
Brigham City bird refuge, looking south across north end of Great Salt Lake.
View looking east over Bear River Bird Refuge toward mountains behind Willard.
View looking southwest across mouth of the Bear. Bird Refuge at left.
Bird refuge headquarters near Bear River delta.
Brigham City bird refuge area.
Box Elder wet areas north and west of bird refuge, near Brigham City, Utah.
Box Elder wet areas north and west of bird refuge, near Brigham City, Utah.
Looking south across lake bed.
Artist's reconstruction of Lake Bonneville filling Cache Valley with snow. Covered Wellsville Mountains in background. Painting by Everett Thorpe.
Artist's reconstruction of River Heights Bench during Provo Level. Painting by Everett Thorpe.
Cache Junction Duck Club standing before Shooting Box on shores of Bear River east of Junction townsite. Gift of Marva Richardson, Cache Junction, 1982.
End o'tracks for Utah Northern Railroad. June 28, 1878-October 21, 1878.
Standing, back row: Victor John Nye (1884-1955), Alice Julia Simmonds Nye (1855-1927), Edith Alice Simmonds Nye Ramsden (1882-1965). Seated Center: Clyde Vasquez Nye (1893-?), Stephen William Nye (1849-1914). Front row: Ida Heloise Nye Knight (1890-1961), Delbert Osborn Nye (1887-1930).
Interior view of auditorium and balcony, shot from stage. Thatcher Opera House.
Cast of the BYC production "Pauline" on the stage of the Thatcher Opera House, February 29, 1904. At center of Stage: Margaret Anderson and Asa Bullen (in top hat). Conductor: W.O. Robinson.
Logan Temple in background.
Looking west toward Temple from ACU campus (road before Mechanic Arts Building). Gift of Utah Power and Light Company, 1987.
Looking Northwest over northern part of city from about 8th East and 6th North. Gift of Utah Power and Light Company, 1987.
Looking north from Logan along 12th East. 14th North shows at bottom of Hill. Gift of Utah Power and Light Company, 1987.
Utah Power and Light Plant at mouth of Logan Canyon. Former Telluride Plant. Gift of Utah Power and Light Company, 1987.
Utah Power and Light Plant at mouth of Logan Canyon. Formerly Telluride Power. Gift of Utah Power and Light Company, 1987.
Utah Power and Light Company Plant. Gift of Utah Power and Light Company, 1987.
Ruins of Cedarville LDS Church. Newell Hart Collection.
Odessa Cole, Hannah Rogers (Geo.), Julia S. Hoffer, ?, Julia Fellows, Sister Benquist, _____ Anderson, Hall Bailey, Mrs. Monson, Mrs. Viola. Newell Hart Collection.
Preston Lumber Company. Newell Hart Collection.
Cecil B. DeMille, Dorothy Fineger, David O. McKay. Moses Thatcher Jr. Family Papers.
Moses Thatcher Family Papers.
Martha Eunice Thatcher, Vida Thatcher Squires, Lettie Ann Farr Thatcher at California Beach. Moses Thatcher Family Papers.
Moses Thatcher Family Papers.
Moses Thatcher Family Papers.
Left to Right (top): Sarah Caddie Hopkins Thatcher, Kate Anderson Wakeley, ________, Ruby Anderson. Bottom: Kate Irwin, Sarah Scott Keller, _____, Mrs. Thain. Moses Thatcher Family Papers.
Bingham Mine.
Bingham-Garfield Line at Garfield, Utah.
Kennecott Copper Company. GE electric engines number 7,6,1.
Kennecott Copper Company. 125 ton GE electric engines numbers 6,4.
Kennecott Copper Company new electric line, which replaced the Bingham and Garfield steam powered line.
Kennecott Copper Company new electric line. GE electric engines pulling loaded ore cars.
Mixed freight and passenger of Uintah Railway. Carbonera was owned by Union Railroad and supplied coal to the line. Photo by George Edward Anderson.
Battleship West Virginia launched at Newport News, Virginia, November 17, 1921.
U.S. Navy trainers in formation over Chesapeake Bay.
Aerial photo of rail yards at naval base.
U.S. Navy trainers in formation near Chesapeake Bay.
Navy seaplanes outside hangar at Yorktown Naval Air Station.
600 lb. bomb on a Martin Bomber, outside Naval Air Station Hangar, Yorktown. 600 lb. bombs were used in Billy Mitchell attack on capital ships, June 1921.
A U.S. Navy Sea Sled underway.
A flag-studded vessel underway off the coast of Virginia.
Under Construction at Yorktown Naval Air Station, August 1, 1919.
Loading bombs on planes at Yorktown Naval Air Station.
U.S. Navy stores at Newport base.
U.S. Navy stores at Newport base.
Battleships performing exercises, Atlantic Coast. Virginia.
Trying out a new torpedo float invented by the Engineer Officer. The float was used to attach the torpedo to a plane while out in the water. Donated by Doug Beers.
Martin Bomber at Yorktown Naval Air Station. Martin bombers used in Billy Mitchell attack on German warships.
600 lb. bomb on rack of Maritin Bomber at Yorktown Naval Air Station. Martin bombers used by Gen. Mitchell in bombing raids on captured German ships.
A torpedo float invented by the Engineer Officer. Used to float the torpedo to a plane in the water, for attachment.
Kennecott Copper Company. New electric line. Electric line replaced steam powered Bingham-Garfield line in 1948.
New all-welded ore cars at Magna, Utah. Note older riveted car in background.
One-room LDS church at Cedar Fort, Utah. Built 1904. Demolished 1970.
Close-up view of airport terminal. Photo by Jay C. Howell. Gift of Jay C. Howell, 1985.
View looking south from College Hill across Logan Island toward River Heights bench.
Photo by George Edward Anderson of Springville, Utah.
Children of Henry Miller. Bart Miller farthest to right, Newell Miller on left.
August Studtmiller with family. Lived in Etna, Wyoming.
Mary Osmond with baby Arlo.
The Primary School Queen, Lucia D. Bleazard.
The Charles Heiner family, haying.
August Stadtmueller home; August S., Addie Heiner, Carl Heiner, Barbara Heiner, Theodore and Joe.
The children of Charles C. Heiner: Robbert C. Heiner, his wife and children.
John U. Moser, his wife Elizabeth, and children of Bedford, Wyoming.
The Bedford, Wyoming band. Left to Right (standing): _______, Heber Merritt, Theron Merrit, Russell Titenson, LeRoy Mallory.
An LDS Church ward gathering in Bedford, Wyoming. Rudolf Wolfey family reunion.
Diamondville, Wyoming. Settled 1868, named for diamond-like quality of coal in the area.
Charles G. Heiner with header and binder. Farm in Bedford, Wyoming.
Regina, Libby, Henry, _______, ______, Sylvia, Franny [?], Rudolf Sr., Elizabeth, Rudolf Jr. Wolfey family reunion in Bedford, Wyoming.
The Charles Heiner residence in Bedford, Wyoming. Heiner was perhaps the only photographer in the lower Star Valley.
Godlib Fluckiger with Lucetia, (his wife) and sons Walter and Orson.
Rudolf Wolfey, Sr. with Delbert H. and Leta Wolfey.
August Stadtmiller, Art Schwab, Pauline S., Francis S., Addie Stadtmiller and others.
The Henry Miller family of Bedford, Wyoming.
Robbert C. Heiner and family. (Sylvia and Delbert).
LDS Church missionaries from Bedford, Wyoming. Theron Merritt on left.
Herb Schwab's boat on Cottonwood Lake above (east) Smoot, Wyoming.
Cemetery in Afton, Wyoming.
Heiner residence in Bedford, Wyoming.
Pageant at Moser family reunion.
Heiner residence in Afton, Wyoming.
An LDS ward gathering in Bedford, Wyoming. Rudolf Wolfey family reunion.
On left, Edward Skinner. Second from right, Heber Merritt.
Charles G. Heiner home in Bedford, Wyoming.
Joe Skinner and wife in Bedford, Wyoming.
Izatt girls. Marcella, Grace and Moleta.
Lee Smithers drilling a well.
Established 1900. Joseph Merritt's team of horses seen to the right (he delivered milk).
Steam tractor, water tank and threshing machine in Evanston, Wyoming.
Blocking aspen logs at Henry Miller's sawmill.
Carl, Joe, Ralph, Sarah, Francis and Barbara Heiner topping (heading) wheat.
Toddler Carl Heiner with a churn.
Mrs. Charles Heiner, Francis, Matilda, Addie and August Stadtmueller standing next to automobile.
LDS primary class in Bedford, Wyoming.
Uinta County Courthouse in Evanston, Wyoming.
View of Bedford, Wyoming from the south. Taken from the Robbert Heiner homestead.
Mormon Tabernacle in Afton, Wyoming.
LDS Primary Christmas party in Bedford, Wyoming.
Mormon Tabernacle in Afton, Wyoming.
The Heiner and Edins families fishing.
Hyrum Hardman, Lena Moser, Conway Wilkes, Bertha Preston, Myrtle Miller.
Fredrick ranch in Freedom, Wyoming.
Family stands in front of a pioneer cabin in Bedford, Wyoming.
Warren Preston with plow in Bedford, Wyoming(?).
Cemetery in Afton, Wyoming.
Asylum in Evanston, Wyoming. Built in 1890.
State Capitol in Cheyenne, Wyoming.
Ted Heiner herding cattle in Bedford, Wyoming.
Charles Heiner family cutting oats at their farm in Bedford, Wyoming. McCormick binder.
Andersen funeral procession between Thayne and Bedford, Wyoming.
Bridge across the Snake River at Alpine, Wyoming.
Picnic in the Narrows.
Browns at Wellsville.
Charles G. Heiner homestead in Bedford, Wyoming.
Charles Heiner family cutting oats at their farm in Bedford, Wyoming. Robbert, Carl and Joseph in picture.
Roy Hardman and Jack Fluckiger by Heiner home in Bedford, Wyoming.
John Booth Ferry on the Salt River near Alpine, Wyoming.
Mutual Creamery Company in Etna, Wyoming. Mutual Creamery Co. also had outlets in Fair view and Grover, Wyoming.
First airplane in the valley at the Airfield (fairgrounds) in Afton, Wyoming.
First airplane in the valley at the Airfield (fairgrounds) at Afton, Wyoming.
Star Valley high school in Afton, Wyoming (no longer standing).
Swift Creek Canyon east of Afton, Wyoming.
LDS Church Tabernacle at Afton, Wyoming.
Main Street in Afton, Wyoming.
Star Valley high school in Afton, Wyoming.
Charles G. Heiner, Charles Heiner, C. Bleazard.
Charles G. Heiner family in their first car (Buick).
Charles G. Heiner branding in the spring.
Person boys (sons of Lars Pearson, 1863-1915) hauling hay with brother-in-law Sylvester Dobbs. Gift of Betty Pearson Merrill, 1986.
Randolph Pearson harrowing dry-farm land behind 9 horse hitch. Gift of Betty Pearson Merrill, 1986.
Lars Pearson and son Dean with tractor-pulled combine cutting dry farm wheat. Gift of Betty Pearson Merrill, 1986.
Ervin Merrill baling hay. Gift of Betty Pearson Merrill, 1986.
Born April 2, 1876. Died August 26, 1954.
Gift of Betty Pearson Merril, 1986.
Born February 11, 1854 (Sweden). Died March 24, 1919 (Millville). Wife of Oke Nilsson, pioneer of Millville. Gift of Betty Pearson Merrill, 1986.
Born January 9, 1870 (Sweden). Died July 15, 1961. Gift of Betty Pearson Merrill,1986.
Gift of Betty Pearson Merrill, 1986.
Left to right: Emma Pearson (standing), Gladys Pearson (in car), Orson Nielson (standing). Car is a Model T. Gift of Betty Pearson Merrill, 1986.
Born in Sweden on November 9, 1860. Settler of Millville. Gift of Betty Pearson Merrill, 1986.
Laurence Pearson (left) and Lars Pearson (right) riding work horses. Gift of Betty Pearson Merrill, 1986.
Born June 28, 1863 (Sweden). Died June 20, 1912 (Millville, Utah). Gift of Betty Pearson Merrill, 1986.
Born April 6, 1868. Died July 15, 1961. Gift of Betty Pearson Merrill, 1986.
Two photos showing wagons with grain shocks and sacks in Pearson family farm yard. Gift of Betty Pearson Merrill, 1986.
Log cabin first occupied by Lars and Beata Nielson Pearson.
Frame house built about 1910 by Lars Pearson (1863-1915). Gift of Betty Pearson Merril, 1986.
Left to right: Lars Wilhelm Pearson, Lars Pearson (1853-1915), Randolph Pearson. Gift of Betty Pearson Merrill, 1986.
Sacks of threshed wheat, Pearson Farmstead. Gift of Betty Pearson Merrill, 1986.
Header and wagon, derrick and straw stack, Millville East Bench. Gift of Betty Pearson Merrill, 1986.
Lars Pearson and Brothers hauling hay. Gift of Betty Pearson Merrill, 1986.
Lars Pearson with Header and wagon. Gift of Betty Pearson Merrill, 1986.
Photo of a header. Gift of Betty Pearson Merrill, 1986.
Two photos showing Pearson family and header boxes. Gift of Betty Pearson Merrill, 1986.
Daughter of E.T. Benson. Wife of William Goodwin.
Born December 18, 1820 (Wycollar Dean, Lanes, England). Died September 28, 1905 (Weston, Franklin, Idaho).
Born March 25, 1821 (Micklethwaite, Yorks, England). Died March 31, 1883 (Cornish, Cache, Utah).
Born June 17, 1874 (Ogden, Weber, Utah). Died May 22, 1956 (Cornish, Cache, Utah).
Born December 31, 1850 (Chard, Somerset, England). Died February 17, 1923 (Logan, Cache, Utah).
Andrew Montom Simmonds house.
Born February 17, 1814 (Magdeburg, Saxony, Prussia). Died October 3, 1898 (Weatherby, Baker, Oregon).
Born June 17, 1874 (Ogden, Weber, Utah). Died May 22, 1956 (Cornish, Cache, Utah).
Born September 13, 1808 (Bremen, Germany). Died January 13, 1893 (Weatherby, Baker, Oregon).
Born March 21, 1781 (Vow Church, Hereford, England). Died March 21, 1875 (Pleasant Grove, Utah).
Born Decemer 22, 1822 (Leominster, Hereford, England). Died May 15, 1905 (Summit, Iron, Utah).
Left to right: Clockwise beginning lower center. Louise Elizabeth Hayball Lawson. Born February 15, 1871 (Logan, Cache, Utah). Died February 23, 1956 (Logan, Cache, Utah). Rosina Hayball Simmonds. Born December 3, 1850 (Chard, Somerset, England). Died February 17, 1923 (Logan, Cache, Utah). Ellen Jane Hayball Watson England. Born July 19, 1856 (Chard, Somerset, England). Died September 5, 1937 (Plain City, Weber, Utah). Lousia Hancock Hayball. Born October 20, 1834 (Chard, Somerset, England). Died October 23, 1924 (Logan, Cache, Utah).
Born May 19, 1849 (Micklethwaite, Yorks, England). Died September 25, 1896 (Logan, Cache, Utah).
Berten Wendell Allred Collection.
Berten Wendell Allred Collection.
Berten Wendell Allred Collection.
Berten Wendell Allred Collection.
Berten Wendell Allred Collection.
Berten Wendell Allred Collection.
Berten Wendell Allred Collection.
Castration of a Hereford calf. Berten Wendell Allred Collection.
Berten Wendell Allred Collection.
De-horning steer with saw. Note tar bucket for dressing wound. Berten Wendell Allred Collection.
Face Branding calf. Berten Wendell Allred Collection.
Branding a colt. Berten Wendell Allred Collection.
Berten Wendell Allred Collection.
Photo of painting by Waldo Love. Colorado State History Society. Berten Wendell Allred Collection.
Painting of Soldiers of Johnston's Army camped at Fort Bridger, winter 1857-1858. Berten Wendell Allred Collection.
Painting by W.H. Jackson showing reconstruction of Fort during Oregon Trail emigration. Berten Wendell Allred Collection.
Barracks erected as part of U.S. Army post after 1857. Photo by Charles Kelly. Berten Wendell Allred Collection.
Military buildings erected as part of U.S. Army post after 1857. Photo by Charles Kelly. Berten Wendell Allred Collection.
Buildings erected as part of U.S. Army post after 1857. Photo by Charles Kelly. Berten Wendell Allred Collection.
Overall view of fort as U.S. Army Post. Berten Wendell Allred Collection.
Painting of Fort as U.S. Army post. Berten Wendell Allred Collection.
Painting by W.H. Jackson showing reconstruction of Fort. Berten Wendell Allred Collection.
Berten Wendell Allred Collection.
Berten Wendell Allred Collection.
Berten Wendell Allred Collection.
Berten Wendell Allred Collection.
Prize-winning cow on Wyoming Hereford Ranch. Berten Wendell Allred Collection.
Hereford cattle on range near windmill and water trough. Berten Wendell Allred Collection.
Aerial view of cattle on eastern Wyoming Hereford Ranch. Berten Wendell Allred Collection.
Hereford around watering trough tilled by windmill on the Wyoming Hereford Ranch. Berten Wendell Allred Collection.
Hereford around watering trough tilled by windmill on the Wyoming Hereford Ranch. Berten Wendell Allred Collection.
Hereford cattle being driven along streamside on the Wyoming Hereford Ranch. Berten Wendell Allred Collection.
Calf corral at Wyoming Hereford Ranch. Berten Wendell Allred Collection.
Hereford cattle in corral at headquarters on the Wyoming Hereford Ranch. Berten Wendell Allred Collection.
Hereford cattle in fenced pasture on the Wyoming Hereford Ranch. Berten Wendell Allred Collection.
Berten Wendell Allred Collection.
Herd in Comanche County, Oklahoma. Berten Wendell Allred Collection.
Herd on open range in western South Dakota. Berten Wendell Allred Collection.
Roundup of Buffalo herd on open range, probably in western South Dakota. Berten Wendell Allred Collection.
Bull bison being driven on Wichita Mountains on the National Wildlife Refuge in Oklahoma. Riders Left to Right: Elmer Parker, Heck Schrader, J.T. Coody. Berten Wendell Allred Collection.
Mess scene and camp of the North Dakota round-up. Photo by John C. Grabill. Berten Wendell Allred Collection.
Moving T-J herd to range on Sioux Reservation. Note chuckwagon. Berten Wendell Allred Collection.
Berten Wendell Allred Collection.
Camp scene and chuckwagon during round-up. Berten Wendell Allred Collection.
Berten Wendell Allred Collection.
Chuckwagon and noon camp on drive. Note herd in background. Berten Wendell Allred Collection.
Looking across valley, Green River in foreground. Photo by Charles Kelly. Berten Wendell Allred Collection.
"A View of Fort Union: The Assiniboine breaking up camp". Painting by Charles Bodmer. Berten Wendell Allred Collection.
Caption on photo reads, "Mountain Men-1830." Berten Wendell Allred Collection.
Berten Wendell Allred Collection.
Caption on photo reads, "On the Great Cattle Trail." Drawing by A. Castaigne. Engraved by G.H. Del'orme. Berten Wendell Allred Collection.
Berten Wendell Allred Collection.
Berten Wendell Allred Collection.
Horses on snow-covered winter range. Berten Wendell Allred Collection.
Disking under sagebrush in range clearing project. Berten Wendell Allred Collection.
Hayden Expedition camp northwest of Casper Mountain on the North Platte River. Photo by W. H. Jackson. Berten Wendell Allred Collection.
View of grasslands in Natrona County, Wyoming, showing stand of needlegrass, drop seed, grame, and wheat grass. Note absence of sagebruch. Photo shows members of Hayden Expedition. Photo by W.H. Jackson. Berten Wendell Allred Collection.
Hayden Expedition camp on Box Elder Creek near the present site of Glenrock. Photo by W.H. Jackson. Berten Wendell Allred Collection.
"Rip-Gut" fence, northern Arizona. Berten Wendell Allred Collection.
J.K. Bright, left, and W.E. Farrell, SCS examine grass on Montague Co. Ranch belonging to Mr. Bright. Herefords in background. Berten Wendell Allred Collection.
Hereford cattle on bottomland pasture along Tehuacana Creek, League Ranch, McLennan Co., Texas. Berten Wendell Allred Collection.
Berten Wendell Allred Collection.
Probably in Texas. Berten Wendell Allred Collection.
Desert view of Joshua Trees along Wickenburg Highway. Berten Wendell Allred Collection.
Herefords on grassy range. Berten Wendell Allred Collection.
Burning juniper trees with flame thrower. Berten Wendell Allred Collection.
Seeding mountainous rangeland by helicopter. Berten Wendell Allred Collection.
Rangeland along Little Humboldt River, Nevada. Berten Wendell Allred Collection.
Herd of Hereford cattle on D'Ewart Ranch, 12 miles west of Wilsall, Montana. Gallatin County. Bridger mountains in background. Berten Wendell Allred Collection.
BLM plane spraying larkspur field on rangeland on April 27, 1960. Photo by C. Saulisberry. Berten Wendell Allred Collection.
BLM plane spraying rangeland on April 27, 1960. Photo by C. Saulisberry. USDA~SCS. Berten Wendell Allred Collection.
Cattle truck in California's Imperial Valley. Berten Wendell Allred Collection.
First Oldham County Courthouse. Later used as museum at boys' ranch. Photo by B.W. Allred. Berten Wendell Allred Collection.
Calf roping at ranch rodeo. Berten Wendell Allred Collection.
Berten Wendell Allred Collection.
Berten Wendell Allred Collection.
Berten Wendell Allred Collection.
Horses and burrows of Mexicans shopping at Hot Springs. Photo by B.W. Allred. Berten Wendell Allred Collection.
Berten Wendell Allred Collection.
Corrals and water facilities for management and handling of livestock and the range. The bottom land site is in fair condition in the vicinity of these improvements due to concentration of livestock near the water supply. Photo by H.M. Bell. Berten Wendell Allred Collection.
Corral made from mesquite timber. Photo by B.W. Allred. Berten Wendell Allred Collection.
Cowboy with a riding horse and a pack horse. Berten Wendell Allred Collection.
Berten Wendell Allred Collection.
Berten Wendell Allred Collection.
Mule pack train. Berten Wendell Allred Collection.
Mule-drawn chuck wagon. Berten Wendell Allred Collection.
Horses being driven into pole corral. Probably in Wyoming. Berten Wendell Allred Collection.
Horses in log corrals. Probably in Wyoming. Berten Wendell Allred Collection.
Horses in log corrals. Probably in Wyoming. Berten Wendell Allred Collection.
Tourist sign on Highway 10, Miles City, Montana, showing local brands. Berten Wendell Allred Collection.
Old stagecoach Inn before restoration. Berten Wendell Allred Collection.
Monument at "China Grove" marking site of Albert Sidney Johnston house. Berten Wendell Allred Collection.
First Mormon wagon train entering Salt Lake Valley. Photo of painting by George Ottinger. Caption on photo reads, "The Pioneers' First Glimpse of the Salt Lake Valey, 1847. This is the Place!! Here will the House of the Lord be Erected--Brigham Young." Berten Wendell Allred Collection.
Wagon train fording river. Photo of painting. Berten Wendell Allred Collection.
Mormons crossing Missouri River. Winter Quarters shelter in foreground. Berten Wendell Allred Collection.
Ox drawn covered wagon, probably for parade. Berten Wendell Allred Collection.
Engraving after photo by Jackson. Berten Wendell Allred Collection.
Drawing of bird's eye view of Fort Casper and the Platte Bridge. Berten Wendell Allred Collection.
Oregon Trail ruts worn in cliff above North Platte River by emigrant wagons. Berten Wendell Allred Collection.
Painting by W.H. Jackson of handcart company in Sweetwater Valley, Wyoming. Berten Wendell Allred Collection.
Ox teams hauling timber for the St. George Temple. Berten Wendell Allred Collection.
Photo of engraving of a Mormon Church wagon train on High Plains en route to Utah. Caption on photo reads, "Crossing th Plains--Journeying Zionward." Berten Wendell Allred Collection.
East-bound ox-train at mouth of Weber Canyon. Identification unsure. Possibly PEF emigrant train or supply trains for UP Grading Crews, 1868. Berten Wendell Allred Collection.
Salt Lake City from the North. Engraving after drawing by James Linforth. Berten Wendell Allred Collection.
Dugout shack of Douglas Brown family, Temple, Bell Co., Texas (7 miles Northwest of Belton). O'Possum hide hanging from tree branch to cure. Photo by Elvin W. Jenkins. Berten Wendell Allred Collection.
Berten Wendell Allred Collection.
East of Union Hill-Bull Branch Hollow. Obsolescent one horse, walking, planter, typical of farming equipment used by many small farmers in this area. (M.G. Lowery, Soil Conservation Service technician, in photo). Note steep, stony goat range in background and new order pasts which Doug Brown has cut for marketing. Photo by Elvin W. Jenkins. Berten Wendell Allred Collection.
Berten Wendell Allred Collection.
Branding irons being heated in fire. Berten Wendell Allred Collection.
Berten Wendell Allred Collection.
Singleton's sheep drive near Bly, Oregon. Singleton Ranch headquarters at Tulelake, California. Berten Wendell Allred Collection.
Moving beef cattle from range to feed lot during winter snow. 24 miles east of Klamath Falls.
Berten Wendell Allred Collection.
Berten Wendell Allred Collection.
Berten Wendell Allred Collection. Photo taken in the early 1870s.
Remains of pioneer sod house, northwestern Oklahoma. Berten Wendell Allred Collection.
Remains of pioneer sod house, northwestern Oklahoma. Berten Wendell Allred Collection.
Berten Wendell Allred Collection.
Berten Wendell Allred Collection.
Abandoned sod house and farmstead. Berten Wendell Allred Collection.
Abandoned sod house and farmstead. Berten Wendell Allred Collection.
There was no lull in anything during the day. Folks gathered around the platform near a new, tall concrete slide to hear talks by national speakers. Some of them came here for the national convention of Friends of the Land. Occasionally, the crowd moved here and there over the quarter-section to watch some portion of the mammoth task. Photo by Herman Bostlethwaite. Berten Wendell Allred Collection.
Berten Wendell Allred Collection.
Berten Wendell Allred Collection.
Berten Wendell Allred Collection.
Bull from D.G. Hill. Hereford, Texas. Berten Wendell Allred Collection.
Trail Drivers Monument on Chisholm Trail near Addington, Jefferson County, Oklahoma. Berten Wendell Allred Collection.
View of Gammon Ranch buildings, Johnson County, Wyoming (10 miles south of Buffalo). Scene of most of fighting in Johnson County War. Photo by A.P. Thatcher. Berten Wendell Allred Collection.
Berten Wendell Allred Collection.
Mexican freight cart. Berten Wendell Allred Collection.
Berten Wendell Allred Collection.
Berten Wendell Allred Collection.
Henry Longabough, Bill Carver, Ben Kilpatrick, Harvey Logan, George Parker (Butch Cassidy). N.H. Rose Coll. Berten Wendell Allred Collection.
Lived from 1867 to 1909. Cassidy working on Hanksville, Utah ranch belonging to Charley Gibbons. Cassidy at about 17. Berten Wendell Allred Collection.
Note old home furniture, weapons, clothing, tools, and utensils. A full line of cowboy and old time costumes are kept and loaned to visitors without charge so they may dress up for the Morry pictures they take in and around the sod house and in the old vehicles. The place is maintained by donations only. Berten Wendell Allred Collection.
Note old home furniture, weapons, clothing, tools, and utensils. A full line of cowboy and old time costumes are kept and loaned to visitors without charge so they may dress up for the Morry pictures they take in and around the sod house and in the old vehicles. The place is maintained by donations only. Berten Wendell Allred Collection.
Looking up Brewery Gulch in Bisbee, Arizona. Berten Wendell Allred Collection.
Berten Wendell Allred Collection.
Miss Bluestream CCR 3. '56 to '57 National Champion Brangus Female. Berten Wendell Allred Collection.
"Clear Creek Challenge," Brangus Bull. Berten Wendell Allred Collection.
Berten Wendell Allred Collection.
Construction camp, Miller and Patterson, at head of Echo Canyon, for Tunnel #2. Berten Wendell Allred Collection.
Photo of lithograph of Longhorn cattle stampede. Berten Wendell Allred Collection.
Photo of lithograph of Longhorn cattle stampede. Berten Wendell Allred Collection.
Left to Right: J.C. Dykes, B.W. Allred, F.G. Renner. Berten Wendell Allred Collection.
Berten Wendell Allred Collection.
Looking northeast over Eagle Gate from top of Gardo House.
Looking northwest from State street and 1st South. Tabernacle and D.H. Wells home show at top.
Looking south from Center Street.
Photo shows an old church in England.
Photo of an unidentified house [?].
Photo of three men, one in a wagon in front of same house as in A-4276.
Man uses a one-man plow on a large field pulled by three Clydesdale horses.
Cattle feed in a field. House in background.
Photo of a factory.
Photo of two sod roof [?] houses.
Man stands by a wagon pulled by two horses.
Group of army dressed men on a wagon pulled by a team of horses.
Mansion covered in ivy.
Lived from 1889-1982. Liebler Collection.
First row: Hannifin, Rowland, Bp. Watson, Tull. Second row: Winder, Wood, Ericson, Muffatt, Kemp, Gallagher, Liebler, MacGinnis. Liebler Collection.
Picture of 90th birthday party, 1979. Liebler Collection.
St. Mary of the Moonlight Episcopal Church. Liebler Collection.
Liebler Collection.
90th birthday party for the Rev. Canon H. Baxter Liebler. Left to right: Brother Juniper, Helen Sturgis, Fr. Liebler, Joan Liebler. Liebler Collection.
Looking south from bluffs over mission property and buildings. Liebler Collection.
Clergy of the Diocese at Consecration of St. Mary of the Moonight, Oljeto. Left to right: William J. Hannifin, W. Herbert Scott, Sanford E. Hampton, G. Edward Howlett, H. Baxter Liebler, E. Otis Charles, Robert M. Anderson, John Burk. Liebler Collection.
Liebler Collection.
Liebler Collection.
Altar, St. Christopher's Mission. Bluff, Utah. Liebler Collection.
Lived 1889-1982. Liebler Collection.
Helen Sturgis and Fr. Liebler in office at St. Christopher's Mission. Liebler Collection.
St. Christopher's Mission. Bluff, Utah. Liebler Collection.
St. Christopher's Mission. Bluf, Utah.
Liebler Collection.
Preaching before the Altar, St. Mary of the Moonlight.
Two views of Main Street (a) looking north and (b) south from intersection of Main and 1st North. Gift of Frank J. Licardi, 1987.
Painted in Nauvoo by William Warner Major. Photo taken in Logan where painting remained with Blair Family until 1969. Last private owner Virginia Blair. Gift of Raymond C. Somers, 1988.
First Bishop Logan 4th Ward. Later settled Cardston, Alberta. Gift of Raymond C. Somers, 1988.
Gift of Raymond C. Somers, 1988.
Two photos of men poised at hot springs on bank of Bear River. Gift of Raymond C. Somers, 1988.
Women's outdoor basketball game probably at Mendon May Day. Gift of Raymond C. Somers, 1988.
145 Field Artillery drill on Main Street, February 18, 1919 en route to USU to be demobilized. Note flu masks in top photo. Gift of Raymond C. Somers, 1988.
Men dressed in costumes for Jim Bridger Centennial, 1924. Posed on Tabernacle Square. Gift of Raymond C. Somers, 1988.
View of Temple from College Hill. Gift of Raymond C. Somers, 1988.
View of Canyon Road Boulevard, looking southwest. Gift of Raymond C. Somers, 1988.
Night photograph of west front showing decorated Christmas tree. Gift of Raymond C. Somers, 1988.
View looking down 1st North showing landscaping on Temple Grounds south of the Temple. Gift of Raymond C. Somers, 1988.
Photo on Main Street. Gift of Raymond C. Somers, 1988.
Gift of Raymond C. Somers, 1988.
Gift of Raymond C. Somers, 1988.
Gift of Raymond C. Somers, 1988.
Laying capstone of Salt Lake Temple April 6, 1892.
Two photos of Brigham Young and brothers. Brigham Young (1801-1877), Phineas Young (1799-1876), John Young (1791-1870), Joseph Young (1779-1881), Lorenzo Dow Young (1807-1895).
Photo by C.R. Savage.
Looking southeast from Arsenal (now Capitol) Hill. Identified buildings include: Beehive House, Gardo House and Salt Lake Theatre.
Two photos of Brigham Young.
Salt Lake Theatre.
Salt Lake Theatre.
Showing construction of Salt Lake Theatre.
Lion House. View of entrance from South Temple Street showing wooden carriage block.
View of a section of the city.
After enlargement of organ.
Pavilion, boats, and bathers at Garfield. View from boat in Salt Lake. Photo by C.R. Savage.
Utah-bound emigrants in Franklin Brown company. Photo in Nebraska, June 1866. Photo by Charles R. Savage.
Group photo of LDS First Presidency. George Quayle Cannon (1827-1901). Wilford Woodruff (1807-1898). Joseph F. Smith (1838-1918).
Baptismal font in basement. Photo by C.R. Savage.
Celestial Room showing veil. Photo by C.R. Savage
Stained glass window depicting expulsion from the Garden.
Telestial or World Room. Photo by C.R. Savage.
West Sealing Room looking south from Celestial Room. Photos by C.R. Savage.
View from top of ZCMI Building.
Photo by C.R. Savage.
Upper corridor looking north to entry to Celestial Room. Photo by C.R. Savage.
East portals. Photo by C.R. Savage.
Melchizedek Pulpits, Main Assembly Hall.
C.R. Savage photo.
Council Room. First Presidency and Twelve Apostles. Photo by C.R. Savage.
East Sealing Room looking south from Celestial Room. Photo by C.R. Savage.
Photo by C.R. Savage.
Celestial Room looking west toward veil. Photo by C.R. Savage.
Terrestrial Room, looking southwest. Photo by C.R. Savage.
Garden Room looking south from entrance from the Creation Room. Photo by C.R. Savage.
Looking north from roof of Temple. Part of a panorama by C.R. Savage.
Children celebrating George Washington's birthday.
Looking north-northwest from roof of temple. Part of a panorama by C.R. Savage.
Plastering and decoration, Main Assembly Hall.
Looking west-northwest from roof of temple. Part of a panorama by C.R. Savage.
Noon camp for east-bound missionaries. Probably Echo Canyon.
Distant view of city from Territorial Prison in Sugarhouse. Caption on photo reads, "Salt Lake City and Valley, looking North from Penitentiary."
Silver Lake, Little Cottonwood Canyon. Photo by C.R. Savage.
Crystal Falls, Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone. Photo by C.R. Savage.
Paper Mill built early 1880s.
Looking west from roof of Temple. Part of a panorama by C.R. Savage.
Looking south-southwest from top of Temple. Part of a panorama by C.R. Savage.
Looking west-southwest from roof of Temple. Part of panorama by C.R. Savage.
Looking south-southeast from roof of Temple. Part of a panorama by C.R. Savage.
View of officer's quarters at Fort Douglas.
Delmonico Hotel and Restaurant west side, Main Street, between South Temple and First South. Delmonicos said to be first restaurant in the city.
Garfield resort on Great Salt Lake.
Temple Square from Arsenal Hill.
Looking southwest from top of Tabernacle. Granite blocks being prepared for Temple show in the foreground.
West Side Main Street, looking North from 4th South.
East Side Main Street, looking North from 3rd South. View shows Salisbury Hotel, southeast corner of 2nd South and Main.
Quarrying granite blocks in Little Cottonwood Canyon.
Construction scene looking east from top of Tabernacle showing granite blocks and covered stone walls.
John D. Lee and family with first shelter at Londy Dell.
C.R. Savage studio and Council House, destroyed by fire June 21, 1883.
Construction photo showing first arches erected.
Two views of C.R. Savage studio and Council House destroyed by fire, June 21, 1883. Studio at 12 or 14 South Main Street.
Noon camp of Brigham Young party en route to St. George, Utah.
Brigham Young seated in center of photo and Amelia Folsom Young stands left of him.
Denver and Rio Grand streetcar drawn by mule team.
Fire wagon, team, dog, and volunteer crew posed before a Salt Lake fire station.
View looking north. Lion House is visible.
Crowd as photographed from tower of Salt Lake Temple during laying of capstone April 6, 1892. Caption on photo reads, "The Multitude as Seen From the Tower During the Services of Laying the Capstone of the Temple. Photo by S. and J."
Eagle Gate and State Street . Brigham Young School at right.
Street car stopped under Eagle Gate.
Railway car is labled Warm Springs and liberty Park via Main.
Shaping quarried stone for the Salt Lake Temple.
Named "How Some People Crossed Plains". Used in covered wagon day parade.
Sears Glass and Paint.
Dressing stones for summer building.
View showing congregation assembled for LDS General Conference.
Carnegie Library on intersection of Center and Arthur Streets.
Posed courtroom scene, left to right: Heber G. Rich (attorney), S.J. Rich (judge), George Q. Rich (defense attorney), Albert A. Lang (defendant). Albert A. Lang, photographer, posed this photo. Two weeks later Lang hit his wife with a pump handle and was arrested. George Q. Rich was his attorney.
First row: James Cannon (coach), A.J. Ridges Bowen, Maruni Heiner, E.R. Davis. Row 1- W. George Sw___?, ______ Parkinson, 4.C.F. Box. A Budge P. Hinkley. L- Harry Cole.
New uniforms. Lyman Daines, Dick F. Theras Allred, William Richie, Seth Barner, A.N. Sorensen, Lew Edwards, Ray Olsen, E. Taft Benson, Will Car.
From left to right: Isaac Grow, Yoe Brown, Gibbons Onneesbeck, Has Lindsey, C.K., Vill Shumway, L.L. Daines.
Left to right : First row: Skidmore Poulson, Ergeson Lindford. Second row: Virginia Bateson, Lydia Hauser, Guild W.O. Robinson, Florence McAlli Woolf. Third row: Lothair Allred, Zimmerman, ______, Jess Smith.
Closing exercises for Brigham Young College, May 28, 1926, Logan Tabernacle. Inset shows Margaret Anderson, who furled the Crimson Banner.
Budge Memorial Hospital.
Geneva works of U.S. Steel Corporation. Photo by Hal Rumel.
Architects drawing showing proposed extension of West Front, U.S. Capitol.
Cornerstone laying Richmond Stake Center, November 10, 1963. Left to right: Wayne P. Traveller (2nd Counselor, Benson Stake), Sylmar G. Jessop (1st Counselor, Benson Stake), R.J. Spackman (Bishop, Richmond South Ward), Rulon Thompson (Bishop, Richmond Ward), T.R. Holt (Stake President). Photo by Ariel D. Benson.
Nathan Eldon Tanner (1898-1982).
Conference crowd on Temple Square.
Cattle judging at Black and White Days.
Gift of Scott Christensen, 1988.
Photo by Ernst Wittke of Evans Sight and Sound Productions, located at 110 Social Hall Ave. Salt Lake City, Utah.
Executive Secretary, Utah Education Association.
View of Temple after sandblasting removed stains from granite.
President David O. McKay addressing LDS Conference. Also identified is Gordon B. Hinkley, second row, seated third chair in from left.
First Presidency after calling of special counselors October 29, 1965. David Oman McKay (1873-1970), Hugh B. Brown 1883-1975 (First Counselor). Nathan Eldon Tanner, 1898-1982 (Second Counselor). Insets: Joseph Fielding Smith (1876-1972) and Thorpe B. Issacson (1898-1970).
First Presidency on October 28, 1965. David Oman McKay (1873-1970), Hugh B. Brown 1883-1975 (First Counselor) and Nathan Eldon Tanner 1898-1982 (Second Counselor).
Conference crowds near South Temple entrance.
Tabernacle Choir.
Joseph Smith Statue.
Oakland LDS Temple.
View of two unidentified young girls sitting at edge of Tony Grove Lake.
Southern Pacific Railroad Yards. Photographed at dusk with sunlight shining on rails.
Trains entering Southern Pacific Yards at dusk.
Steam locomotives Double Heading just east of Devil's Gate. Rear engine is a Union Pacific 4000 series "Big Boy."
Union Pacific steam locomotive leaving Weber Canyon.
Photo of painting by W.H. Jackson. Winter Scene.
Surplus horses being rounded up and sold during the Navajo Reservation horse reduction program. USDA Soil Conservation Service Photo by Jack Snow, Summer 1939. Allred Collection.
Surplus horses being rounded up and sold during the Navajo Reservation horse reduction program. USDA Soil Conservation Service Photo by Jack Snow, Summer 1939. Allred Collection.
Drawing by A. Castaigne.
Lower Roost Canyon, Arthur Ekker Ranch. Photo by A.L. Inglesby. Berten Wendell Allred Collection.
Three Forks of the Missouri, where the Madison, Jefferson, and Gallatin Rivers join. Photo by Harry Corry SCS, July 11, 1958. Berten Wendell Allred Collection.
Three Forks of the Missouri, where the Madison, Jefferson, and Gallatin Rivers join. Photo by Harry Corry SCS, July 11, 1958. Berten Wendell Allred Collection.
View of Main Canyon. Photo by Dr. A.L. Inglesby. Berten Wendell Allred Collection.
Sheep grazing on Cascade Rangeland.
Antelope on native grass meadow along Wyoming-Montana border. Photo by Earl Cowley. Berten Wendell Allred Collection.
Site of store and post office and grave of John Jarvie. Photo by Charles Kelly. Berten Wendell Allred Collection.
Farm pond and pasture. Cabell County, West Virginia. Berten Wendell Allred Collection.
Jess Van Bibber, ranch superintendent at Parma Ranch, and son on horseback. Berten Wendell Allred Collection.
Massacre Canyon Monument. Commemorates 1873 massacre of Pawnees by the Sioux. Berten Wendell Allred Collection.
Horses rounded up on Navajo Reservation in connection with horse reduction program. Frenchman's Lake, western part of Reservation. Photo by Jack Snow SCS.
Corrals and loading chutes at end of trail cow town. Photo of engraving. Berten Wendell Allred Collection.
Corrals and loading chutes at end of trail cow town. Photo of engraving. Berten Wendell Allred Collection.
Bishop James W. Hess Threshing outfit. Joseph H. Smith marked with asterix (born 1882).
Photo on his 90th birthday December 11, 1940. Photo by Ecker Studio, Salt Lake City.
Photo by C.R. Savage, Salt Lake City, Utah.
Wife of Jedediah Morgan Grant. Mother of Heber Jeddy Grant. Photo by C.R. Savage, Salt Lake City, Utah.
Leah supports composite photo of Tabernacle choir members produced for Chicago World's Fair 1893.
Pioneer Day Parade, July 24, 1960, on corner of Main and South Temple.
Riding Club contingent, Pioneer Day Parade, July 24, 1960 on corner of Main and South Temple.
Cruiser USS Charleston.
Wedding cake for marriage of Eliza Garrick and George Reid. Made by James Brown, who had his bakery and confectionery next door (west) to the Salt Lake Theatre from 1864-1889. Four locomotives, one on each side, adorn top of cake, indicating bridegroom's occupation as railroad engineer.
Twin Lakes Syphon crossing Bear River.
Waterwheel in Lower Boise River Canal used to raise water into Irrigation canals and flumes.
Newhouse Building.
Boise City Hall.
City-County Building.
Packard Public Library.
Petroglyphs in Meadow Valley Wash. Colored postcards of scenes along Union Pacific Los Angeles to Salt Lake City.
Petroglyphs in Meadow Valley Wash near Rox, Nevada. Colored postcards of scenes along Union Pacific Los Angeles to Salt Lake City.
Two Colored postcards showing views in Rainbow Canyon south of Caliente, Nevada. Colored postcards of scenes along Union Pacific Los Angeles to Salt Lake City.
Near Jean, Nevada. Colored postcards of scenes along Union Pacific Los Angeles to Salt Lake City.
Panoramic view of town. Colored postcards of scenes along Union Pacific Los Angeles to Salt Lake City.
Colored postcards of scenes along Union Pacific Los Angeles to Salt Lake City.
Colored postcards of scenes along Union Pacific, Los Angeles to Salt Lake City.
Calvin Fletcher (center) in 7th Ward Musical Play.
New Jersey Academy.
Composite photo, LDS First Presidency (1889-1898). Wilford Woodruff (1807-1898), George Quayle Cannon (1827-1901), Joseph F. Smith (1838-1918).
First Presidency: Anthony Woodward Ivins (1852-1934), Heber Jeddy Grant (1856-1945), Charles Wilson Nibley (1849-1931).
First Presidency George Quayle Cannon (1827-1901), Wilford Woodruff (1807-1898), Joseph F. Smith (1838-1918).
Salt Lake Bicycle Track.
Edwin Evans- President Utah Art Association. Mrs. Susa Young Gates- Prominent Writer and Exponent of Young Ladies General Interest. Martha Horne Tingey- President Young Ladies Mutual Improvement Association. Professor Evan Stephens- Conductor of Salt Lake Tabernacle Choir. Windsor V. Rice- President Y.M.C.A. Professor John J. McClellan- Organist Salt Lake Tabernacle and Director Salt Lake Symphony Orchestra and Salt Lake Choral Society. Oscar L. Cox- General Secretary Y.M.C.A.
Mary Jane Dilworth-Hammond, Julian Moses, Richard Ballantyne, Orson Spenser, T.B. Lewis, Carl Maeser, George Goddard, John Morgan, John R. Park.
Mrs. George Crockett.
Hercules Power Company Dam on Logan River.
Southern Pacific dignitaries at opening of Lucin Cutoff, March 8, 1904.
Driving of last pile on Lucin Cutoff, October 26, 1903.
Elders of the Aalborg Conference (Denmark) June 18, 1910. Andrew Jenson (circled).
Weber Plant, Utah Light and Railway Company. Built 1908-1910.
Weber Plant, Utah Light and Railway Company. Built 1908-1910.
Penstock intaker for Weber Canyon Plant for Utah Light and Railway Company.
Construction of wooden stave penstock, for Weber Canyon Power Plant. Utah Light and Railway Company.
Wooden stave penstock. Weber Canyon Plant. Utah Light and Railway Company. Penstock intake and house at right center. Construction camp at far left.
View looking upstream of power plant complex and canyon bottom.
Three views of Providence Lake. Photo by Fred Larsen. At that time the Lake was known as Dead Pine Lake.
Defensive post with firing loopholes, built as a defense post for Stage Station in 1863.
Pony Express Trail marker in west desert.
Re-enactment of Pony Express at Willow Springs Station (near Callao).
Pony Express station at Fish Springs.
Pony Express station, built 1863 as fort against Indian attacks.
Surveyor's camp. Alice C. Fletcher in center. Miss Fletcher served as special agent for allotment of Nez Perce Lands, 1890-1893.
Logan High School LDS Seminary.
Heber J. Grant and group on steps of Highland Park Ward Chapel. Sugarhouse, Salt Lake City.
Probably a wedding photo.
Russian Orthodox Cathedral. St. Michael the Archangel.
Davis-Weber Canal at mouth of Weber Canyon showing water flowing through concrete linear canal.
Construction of Davis-Weber Canal showing pouring of concrete lining mouth of Weber Canyon.
Riverdale Terminal structure, Davis-Weber Canal, showing diversion structure (in background) for Riverdale Hydro-Electric Plant.
Construction of Davis-Weber Canal showing newly poured concrete lining.
Pouring concrete lining, Davis-Weber Canal.
Names labeled on photograph.
Peter Sundvall (1848-1925), Peter Mattson (1851-1919), Theodore Tobiason (1864-?), Anders Peter Anderson (1857-?), Andreas Pettersson (1849-1918) Theodore Johnson (?).
Milkman making rounds on UAC campus.
Cache County Courthouse crowds at Bridger Centennial Celebration.
Three photos, Moyle Tower showing various stages of demolition. Built by James Rowe Moyle in 1865 Blackhawk War.
Winter view of downtown looking southwest toward Oquirrah Mountains from Ensign Peak.
Downtown looking southwest from Ensign Peak.
Unloading flowers from box car, Scofield Mine disaster.
Installing power pole on Park City Streets.
Photo by George Edward Anderson. Gift of Nelson Wadsworth, 1985.
D.R.G.W. depot. Photo by George Edward Anderson.
Making a rock cut at the south end of the Sevier Vally Branch, D.R.G.W.R.R.
Three photos of ruins of buildings at Old Irontown Mission. Joel E. Ricks Collection.
Ruins of kiln and furnace at Old Irontown Mission. Joel E. Ricks Collection.
Three views of ruins of kiln and furnace at old Irontown Mission. Joel E. Ricks Collection.
Site of Old Irontown Mission, showing ruins of furnace (b) and modern equipment used by U.S. Steel for iron ore for Geneva plant. Joel E. Ricks Collection.
Ruins of Temple Sawmill. Penstock and slab pile. Joel E. Ricks Collection.
Ruins of Temple Sawmill. Ruins of Bunkhouse. Joel E. Ricks Collection.
Remains of adobe walls. Joel E. Ricks Collection.
Historical Marker. Joel E. Ricks Collection.
Cobblestone wall built in the 1850s during Fort Supply mission. Joel E. Ricks Collection.
Joel E. Ricks Collection.
Opera House and Bale of Hay Saloon. Joel E. Ricks Collection.
Grave of Thomas J. Dimsdale (1831-1886) at Virginia City Cemetery. Joel E. Ricks Collection.
Joel E. Ricks at grave of Plummer Gang at Hangman's Gulch. Joel E. Ricks Collection.
Bannack City Jail built 1862. Joel E. Ricks Collection.
Bannack City Bakery. Joel E. Ricks Collection.
Log House. Sheriff Hank Crawford shot Henry Plummer from window of this house. Joel E. Ricks Collection.
Dart Hardware Store. Joel E. Ricks Collection.
Dr. Joel E. Ricks stands next to road sign leading to Bannack. Joel E. Ricks Collection.
Skinner's Saloon. Joel E. Ricks Collection.
Joel E. Ricks Collection.
View of Boot Hill Cemetery. Joel E. Ricks Collection.
View of Boot Hill Cemetery. Joel E. Ricks Collection.
View of city from hill. Joel E. Ricks Collection.
Main Street. Joel E. Ricks Collection.
School House and Masonic Temple. Joel E. Ricks Collection.
Kit Ricks in front of old building. Joel E. Ricks Collection.
Bird Cage Theatre. Joel E. Ricks Collection.
Wells Fargo Office. Joel E. Ricks Collection.
St. Joseph's R.C. Church, built 1867. Joel E. Ricks Collection.
Wells Fargo Building, built 1865. Joel E. Ricks Collection.
Adobe house. Joel E. Ricks Collection.
Lewiston Elementary School. Joel E. Ricks Collection.
President of the Montana Morrisites 1866-1921. Donated by C. LeRoy Anderson.
Joel E. Ricks Collection.
Montana Post Building. Joel E. Ricks Collection.
Flake Residence. Joel E. Ricks Collection.
Joel E. Ricks Collection.
Mines and Mining. Joel E. Ricks Collection.
George Grimes monument. Catpion on photo reads, "George Grimes, discoverer of gold in Boise basin-1862, killed by hostile Indians day of discovery. Joel E. Ricks Collection.
Joel E. Ricks Collection.
Length of 2 miles.
Carthage Jail, drawn by Frederick Piercy.
First carriage to enter Salt Lake Valley, July 1847. Head of parade for Semi-Centennial Parade, July 24, 1897.
Pioneer Day Parade on Main Street at First South.
Oliver Cowdery (1806-1850), David Whitmer (1805-1888), Martin Harris (1783-1875).
Horse drawn delivery vans parked on Main Street before ZCMI.
Picture taken in Logan, Utah. Thomas and Odell.
Old White house built by Brigham Young.
Photo taken in 1963 by photomaps.
Son of Diderich Jacobsen Funk and Karen Kirstine Christiansen Funk. Born March 17, 1868 (Bornholm). Moved to Brigham City in 1888. Brigham City architect. Designed addition to Box Elder Courthouse; Willard S. Hansen House, Fielding.
Home 205 North Main. Brigham-south side. Christian Funk and his mother Karen in picture. Chris never married after his fiance died suddenly. He was a salesman for Boyle's Funiture and travelled through Utah and Idaho. Chris always wore a suit and hat.
Located on Main Street just South of court house in Brigham City. Left to Right: Mrs. Christiansen, her husband, unkown girl, and Katie Funk (seated). Julia Funk Roth said that they made Men's suits and Ladies' dresses stitched by hand.
South porch of Diderich Funk house located at 205 North Main in Brigham City. Katrine Margarethe Funk (Katie)-far left, Karen K.C. Funk (mother)-middle, Caroline Jacobine Funk (Carrie)-sister to Katie. Carrie later married Willard S. Hansen.
Home at 205 North Main in Brigham City. Funk family right after arrival from Denmark in 1888. Members left to right: John, Andrew, Emil, Jacob (father), Gertrude, Karen.
Same home as A-4451a several years later.
Born December 4, 1825 in Bornholm, Denmark. Died September 8, 1890 in Brigham City, Utah. Moved to U.S.A. in 1888.
Home at 205 North Main in Brigham City. South side of House. On left: Katie Funk (dressmaker). Lived in house until her death in 1950. Married Adolph Forsgren in March 1920. He died about 9 months later. Her mother Karen sitting on South Porch.
South view of House. Carrie and Kate seated, Karen (mother) standing.
Born October 22, 1837 in Bornholm, Denmark. Died February 18, 1918 in Brigham City, Utah.
House after remodeling. Upstairs portion was built around 1900.
Same house as A-4555a. Looking at the South Eastern Corner. Some years later, poplar trees are larger.
Born December 12, 1899 (College Ward, Cache Valley, Utah). Death date unknown. Married February 11, 1926 to Lydia Jensen Falstev.
Born July 25, 1879 (Brigham City, Utah). Died April 23, 1955 (Brigham City, Utah). Married December 8, 1897 to Emma Housley.
Picture possibly a wedding photo with Emma Housley. Born July 25, 1879 (Brigham City, Utah). Died April 23, 1955 (Brigham City, Utah). Married December 8, 1897.
Possibly a wedding photo with James Dennis Nuttal. Born August 15, 1878 (Paradise, Cache, Utah). Died March 20, 1945 (Salt Lake City, Utah.
Born October 14, 1856 in Tottington Lanes, England. Married October 10, 1876 to Elizabeth Bowden. Died October 24, 1931 in College Ward Cache, Utah.
Grades 1-4, Webster School. Margaret Williams, Principal. Gift of Carol W. Clay.
Brigham City Co-op Dairy. Established 1871. Became Hansen Dairy 1883.
Horse-powered thresher on Joseph T. Wood Farm.
Horse-powered thresher on Joseph T. Wood Farm.
Bridge built for construction work on Weber Plant, Utah Light and Railway Company.
Liebler Collection.
Died 1927.
Corrals and sheds, Bancroft Shearing and Packing Company, Ltd.
Sheep in pole shearing pen at Bancroft Shearing and Packing Company, Ltd.
St. Mary's Mission, showing old and new structures.
Old Statehouse. Former Territorial Capitol.
City Hall. Original Building still in use.
Built 1881. One of oldest Anglo buildings in Arizona.
Dayton LDS Chapel. Built 1909.
"New" Dayton meeting house, built about 1897 to replace log meeting house moved from Weston. Photo shows a class in front of school.
Topping beets on Dayton Church Welfare farm, Fall 1941. Elders' Project.
Thinning beets on Dayton Church Welfare Farm, spring 1941. Elders' Project.
Three photos, G. Granitz and colleagues, at Bushnell Army Hospital.
G. Granitz, Bushnell Army Hospital, Brigham City, Utah, 1946.
W. Niebuhr, Ogden, Utah. POW Camp, Summer, 1945.
Mr. Palmie was a German Prisoner of War at the Ogden POW Depot in the 1940s.
Altar in Lutheran Chapel, German POW Camp, Ogden, Utah. Gift of F.W. Bolzin and G. Granitz.
Pastor Clemens Harms. Lutheran Pastor, German POW Camp. Ogden, Utah. Gift of F.W. Bolzin and G. Granitz.
Two photos showing G. Granitz (in white with chef's hat). Probably taken at kitchen in Bushnell Army Hospital, Brigham City, Utah.
German prisoners of war at Ogden, Utah POW Camp.
The Lord's House, Dempsey Creek near Deer Lodge. Built 1877-1879. Gift of C. LeRoy Anderson.
The Lord's House, Dempsey Creek near Deer Lodge. Built 1877-1879. Gift of C. LeRoy Anderson.
Member of the Morrisite Church. Wounded at the attack on Kingston Fort. Gift of C. LeRoy Anderson.
Last President of the Montana Morrisite Church. Gift of C. LeRoy Anderson.
George Williams, the Prophet Cainan, initiated Morrisite Missionary work in England. Photo taken in England 1873 or 1874. Gift of C. LeRoy Anderson.
Photo taken in Deer Lodge, Montana. Thompson succeeded the Prophet Cainan as leader of the Montana Morrisites. Gift of C. LeRoy Anderson.
Two pound cannon obtained by Cache Valley Brigade, Nauvoo Legion. Gift of C. LeRoy Anderson.
Pfofessor C.J. Engar's "all-girl band". Oneida Stake Academy. Standing: Anna Packer, unidentified, Kate Fjelsted, Mr. Engar, Kinnie Benson, Blanche Belnap, Maggie Merrill. Sitting: Elizabeth Kershaw, Gwen McCann, Leora Smith, Jennie Benson, Eda Fjeldsted, Allie Rogers. Newell Hart Collection.
Hobbs Family Reunion at Wilford Hotel. Newell Hart Collection.
East side State Street, looking north from Second South. Painting by Nell Kilgore Klinge. Hobbs Opera House at far right. Newell Hart Collection.
Bloomington, Idaho. LDS Ward Chapel. Newell Hart Collection.
Scene from "Esmerelda" presented by Jennie Weaver Holt dramatic company, Preston Opera House. Newell Hart Collection.
Scene from "Esmerelda" presented by Jennie Weaver Holt Company, Preston Opera House. Newell Hart Collection.
George C. Parkinson House, 2nd South 1st East. Built 1895. Newell Hart Collection.
Earl Weaver, Dave Handy, Les Dunkley on horseback in front of Opera House. Newell Hart Collection.
Hyrum Nielsen House in Egypt east of Preston. Left to right: Unidentified, Hannah Christine Spongberg Nielsen, Hyrum Nielsen (holding grandson Stewart Geddes), Martha Geddes, Olive Nielsen Geddes, Gwen Nielsen. Newell Hart Collection.
Franklin, Idaho. Relic Hall (Interior Views). Newell Hart Collection.
Car 30 at Warm Springs Bath House. Standing at left: John F. Davis. Newell Hart Collection.
Early Preston Orchestra. Sitting: T.A. Montague, Hyrum Tippets, Phil Margetts, John Harvey Tippets. Standing: Arthur Tippets, Fred Lamoureaux. Newell Hart Collection.
Steamshovel loading beets into wagon.
Mules and Shetland pony belonging to Charlie Lund on Public Square. Newell Hart Collection.
UEA and NEA official.
Brigham Young Schoolhouse.
Dr. Reuben B. Mullins (1863-1935).
Dr. Reuben B. Mullins (1863-1935).
Graduation, Omaha Medical College.
Picture as a cowboy on the AU7 Ranch.
The Cache Citizen.
The Cache Citizen.
The Cache Citizen.
The Cache Citizen.
The Cache Citizen.
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Skyline motocross park. The Cache Citizen.
Ski Patrol Spring clean-up. The Cache Citizen.
The Cache Citizen.
The Cache Citizen.
The Cache Citizen.
The Cache Citizen.
Two LDS Missionaries at Temple Square. The Cache Citizen.
The Cache Citizen.
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The Cache Citizen.
Cutting down a tree planted in 1929. The Cache Citizen.
Owner of Thomas Jewelers in Logan, Utah. The Cache Citizen.
The Cache Citizen.
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Built by Baer Welding. The Cache Citizen.
The Cache Citizen.
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The Cache Citizen.
Teacher Scott Harris helps Tiffany Denning (left) and Brigeta Nelson (right). The Cache Citizen.
The Cache Citizen.
The Cache Citizen.
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The Cache Citizen.
The Cache Citizen.
The Cache Citizen.
Picture behind Main Street businesses. 100 North and 100 West looking east. The Cache Citizen.
The Cache Citizen.
Sid Perkes and Robert Peterson rehearse for opening night. The Cache Citizen.
The Cache Citizen.
The Cache Citizen.
The Cache Citizen.
Mark Faldmo Jr. hurls the discus while Coach Ralph Maughn and Faldmo Sr. look on. The Cache Citizen.
The Cache Citizen.
The Cache Citizen.
The Cache Citizen.
The Cache Citizen.
The Cache Citizen.
The Cache Citizen.
Flower show in north end of Meeting Hall, Logan LDS Second Ward Church.
Logan Second Ward LDS Church.
Three construction photos of Cutler Dam construction 1925-1927. Cutler station. Factory town built for constructive and operation of dam. Otto Oskar Collection.
Four photos of Cutler Dam construction, 1925-1927. Otto Oskar Collection.
Photo of access bridge over Bear River.
Photo of access bridge over Bear River.
Photo of access bridge over Bear River.
Quote on back reads, "Grandad Osker at Cutler Dam which he built and broke his leg in 6 places from his hip to his knee." Otto Oskar Collection.
Penstock. Otto Oskar Collection.
Three photos of Cutler Dam construction. Otto Oskar Collection.
Four photos of Cutler Dam construction. Otto Oskar Collection.
Photo taken in Northern Italy, September 13, 1943, after his rescue by Col. Otto Skorzeny.
Photo taken in Northern Italy on September 13, 1943 after his rescue by Col. Otto Skorzeny.
Mussolini and entourage in Northern Italy, September 13, 1945, after rescued by Col. Otto Skorzeny.
Two photos taken at Rastenburg, East Prussia.
Apostle RLDS Church 1901-1920. Missionary in Cache Valley 1885-1893. Gift of Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints.
Photo by Gary Smith.
Photo by Gary Smith.
Photo by Gary Smith.
Photo by Gary Smith.
Photo by Gary Smith.
Photo by Gary Smith.
Photo by Gary Smith.
"Wars of scarcity loom beyond the horizon."
"The Marine Way--Second Marine Division riflemen pour across a beachhead during an amphibious training exercise off the coast of North Carolina."
"Mountain Marines--Riflemen from the Second Marine Division rappel down a mountain side in western North Carolina". Photo by J.S. Hartley, August 3, 1971.
Riflemen from the 2nd Main Division shuffle across a snowscape on snow shoes as they undergo cold weather training in 1971 at Camp Disem, New York. (USMC) photo.
A Marine AH-1J "Huey Cobra" helicopter gunship makes a landing aboard a helicopter carrier decreasing training exercises. (USMC) photo by Sgt. Thomas M. Bland Jr.
These 2nd Marine Division Leathernecks set up an ambush as they undergo training exercises in the jungles of the Panama Canal Zone. (USMC Photo).
"PFC Dan Carson, 1/cpl Frank Krankovich, and PFC Sam Davis, all of "M" Co., 3/4 take a break during training exercises at NTA. Photo by Cpl. B. Brown photographic Section, 3rd Division.
"M" Company, 3/4 Marines scramble for cover during a mock attack while training at NTA, Okinawa. Photo by Cpl. B. Brown Photographic Section 3rd Marine Division.
Squad members from "M" Company, 3/4, patrol a sector during training exercises at NTA, Okinawa. Photo byt Cpl. B. Brown Photographic Section 3rd Marine Division.
"Sea Knight"-a Marine CH-46. "Sea Knight" Helicopter leaves above a vehicle it has just delivered to Marine infantry men participating in a training exercise. "Official Marine Corps Photo" by Sgt. S. Powell.
Machine gunners from the 2nd Marine Division fire at targets on the Mojave Desert during a field exercise. "Official Marine Corps Photo" by Sgt. J.S. Hartley, Photo Section, 2nd Marine Division.
Informal Portrait of Brig. Gen. Robert H. Barrow. Photo by M. Sgt. K.W. Kelley. Signed photo and note written for Gary Smith. Joint photographic section 3rd Marine Division.
Col. William J. Davis. Commanding officer of The Basic School in Quantico, Virginia. Signed photo and note written for Gary Smith.
Photo of students at the Defense Information School in Fort Benjamin Harrison, Indiana.
"Peace March. Washington Moratorium." Photo by Gary Smith.
"Peace March. Washington Moratorium." Photo by Gary Smith.
#5 Red Baron T-6. An ex-navy SNJ Trainer powered by a Pratt and Whitney 450 hip. R-1340 stock Radial Engine. Widely used by the Air Force and the Navel Air Arms of virtually every allied country in the world during WWII, the T-6/SNJ is one of the most well known airplanes that has ever been around. The military and extraneous equipment was removed to make them lighter and faster for competitive purposes.
RB-51. The fastest and most powerful airplane in air racing history. Red Baron Flying Service Box 497, Idaho Falls, ID 83401.
RB-51. "World's most powerful and fastest internal combustion piston propeller driven single engine airplane. The Red Baron team has successfully modified and reconstructed a world famous vintage American fighter airplane for the special purpose of high speed, closed course air racing. The RB-51 has attained speeds close to 500 mph.
Brute Power RB-51. Crew Chief Randy Scoville readies the 4000 hip Rolls Royce V-12 Griffon bomber engine for competition. Inserting this engine in a modified P-51 Mustang fighter has created a revolutionary entry to the world of air racing that demolished competitors at the 1976 Mojave California National Air Racing Championships.
Preparing for take off.
Team leader, Ed Browning Jr. signals victory.
Team Crew Chief: Randy Scoville, Team Pilot: Roy "Moe" McClain, and Team Leader: Ed Browning Jr.
The "Red Baron" and another of the teams planes "The Undertaker."
RB-104. The only civilian owned supersonic ariplaine in the world. 1977, will break the world's low level speed record and the absolute altitude record currently held by the U.S.S.R, (118,898 feet. Capable of speeds in excess of 1600 mph. Flown by Darryl Greenamyer.
Actor Cliff Robertson shoots a movie in "The Flying Undertaker".
Cliff Robertson and Racing Team.
Red Baron Air Racing Team with Cliff Roberston.
Pearl 'Bittlecome' Baker, the author, appears as weathered as juniper pole corrals her father built.
Author Pearl 'Bittlecome' Baker stands outside the original cabin Joe Bittlecome built for Millie near Crow Seep, with photojournalist Gary Smith.
View from Orange Cliffs looking east into Millard Canyon near the eastern extremity of Roost grazing land.
View from Orange Cliffs looking east into Millard Canyon near the eastern extremity of Roost grazing land.
Art Ekkers (left) and his son A.C. (right) push cattle up the Flent Trail near the Roost in the winter before Art's death in 19(?).
Arthur Ekker's house.
Robbers Roost corral.
A.C. Ekker desmounts to brand a team roped wild cow on Robbers Roost Ranch.
A.C. Ekker, the currant operator of Robbers Roost Ranch and team rope a wild cow while hired hands wrestle it to the ground prior to branding.
Art Ekkers branding calf.
Bureau of Land Management Rangers investigating a vandalized Indian burial site in San Juan County, Utah.
"The Thin Grey Line". Jerry Ballard, Donna Sakamoto, and Pete Steele are BLM rangers from San Juan Canyon resource area who were responsible for two important arrests of four pot hunters. They are part of a thin grey line that attempts to protect an area lager than the state of Maryland. Pete is a longtime resident of the Montecello, UT area and a former guide, wise to the ways of pot hunting and extremely familiar with the back country.
Typical terrain patrolled by the BLM and helicopter crews.
Beautiful petroglyphs at Muscular Man site damaged by rifle fire. Note fanciful herons.
Petroglyphs (rock carvings) damaged by riflefire.
Copyright: Prest Fellows of Harvard College, 1982. Credit: Peabody Museum, Harvard University. Photo by F.P. Orchard. Not to be reproduced without written permission from Peabody Museum.
Moab Rock Art panel prior to Vandalism.
Moab Rock Art panel after vandalism. Photo courtesy of The Times-Independent Moab, UT.
Pictographs and Newspaper Rock.
Member of a family of fur traders and explorers, Antoine Robidoux left his inscription which dates back to the early 1800s. This panel also bears large bore, low velocity, bullet holes in the Indian shield, possibly inflicted by the muzzle loaders used by fur traders.
Carved by Hopi Indians between AD1000-5000 Depict Crows, Red Ants, Corn and Kachina clans.
Symbols still used by the Hopis today include the storm and rain cloud, bear claw, and the sun.
Symbols still used by the Hopis today include the storm and rain cloud, bear claw, and the sun.
Symbols still used by the Hopis today include the storm and rain cloud, bear claw, and the sun. This is a compound ideogram. It depicts the sun formed in the four cardinal points in the center of the firmament. The sun in this role becomse "He who sits at the head of the four cardinal points."
Various panels of the Maze Harvest scene.
The Hippo.
The Rockettes.
Kokopelli--Served as an intermediary between men and the gods. He played his flute to provide warmth and fertility. Near the remains of a granary in the Grand Gulch Primitive Area he leaned forward to play to a bighorn sheep elsewhere on the rock.
Kokopelli--"Along the San Juan he sprouted antennas and exaggerated genitals." Near Bluff, Utah.
Red, white, and blue, the "All American Man" still stands ramrod straight on a cave wall near Salt Creek.
The figure at the left was outlined not long ago with white paint daubed on by a passerby.
Ghostly figures lend and ethereal air to the spectacular Great Gallery in Horseshoe Canyon. The 'Holy Ghost and His Family' appear in three dimensions, unusual in rock art. A splatter technique emphasizes the other worldly appearance of the life-size main figure.
Ute Indian's condition of the passing of the pipe near Ouray.
The Three Kings transfix onlookers with regal stares from their perch 100 feet above the ground at a ranch near Vernal. Extremely unique because it shows three art techniques in one panel, including pictographs (paintings), petroglyphs (carvings), and an unusual bas-relief.
A possibly terrified initiate peaks from behind a rainbow on rock swarming with underworld critters at Rochester Creek near Ferron, Utah.
This figure known as the Black Dragon was stupidly outlined in chalk by a possible self-important rock art student. Might be 9,000 or more years old.
Bighorn Sheep.
Blue Eyed Princess surrounded by hummingbirds.
A Ute rendition of white-men's architecture.
A petroglyph probably done by Ute Indians after contact with white people. Smith noted that Indian rock art progressively became less and less sophisticated the more the Indians became "civilized."
"Oldest or Hoax?"
Oldest ox hoax. Possible pictograph of a mastadon.
Bighorn Sheep.
Here, a four-wheel drive road built by Phillips Petroleum in the late 1920s provides limited vehicular access to the rock art in Horseshoe Canyon. In order to protect its existing rock art, Horseshoe Canyon was incorporated into Canyonlands National Park.
Owl Dancer in Maze.
Timelines of history, the advent of modern technology is depicted in this petroglyph of a train located on the Ute Indian Reservation in northern Utah, fairly close to the route of the first transcontinental railroad.
Pictograph located at Ber Site.
A Barrier Canyon Style painting prefigures the original Allea-Seltzer ad.
Maze Scene(?).
Pictograph at Blue Eye Princess Site(?).
Pictograph at Blue-Eyed Princess Site(?).
Buffalo Hunter. More advanced form of weaponry is illustrated in this panel where a pedestrian bowman hunts a stylized bull, elk, and buffalo.
Pictograph in the style of the Anasazi Basket makers.
Dante's Inferno or Pandora's Box? This example of rock art represents ministers of the underworld and the disembodied souls Celestial ascent up the magical rope. Watched over by a psychopomp, a shaman initiates guides to the under and afterworld.
Maze Harvest Scene. Representing the famed harvest scene of Canyonlands National Park, this pictograph shows a bird flying toward the outstretched hand which holds a bunch of rice grass. Rabbits run down his arm while a coyote or fox waits by his shoulder. Also pictured are stooped harvesters gathering wild plants with a seed beater and sickle. Most probably painted by the Desert Archaic Culture. This art often coincided with trail systems that led to junctions, water points and campsites.
As portrayed in this petroglyph located near Vernal, Utah, Native American hunting technology became more efficient with time. Detail shows the use of horses, brought by the Spanish.
"Blue-eyed Princes." Spur Canyon, Utah.
Pictographs at Newspaper Rock.
Kokopelli--Many times he appeared as a humpback, a symbol of the supernatural. Here he leads a chorus line of dancers northwest of Monticello.
Kokopelli--Nothing could stem his song, not even erosion on a rock near Jensen.
Rock reads, "1969 July Man Land On Moon." One of this century's supreme achievements was even recorded in words on a rock near Tuba City, Arizona.
Roaring across a rock near Vernal, a railroad train carved by a Ute Indian has the flavor of a childrens cartoon.
Oldest or hoax?
Rock Art at Horseshoe Canyon.
Located in the Great Gallery in Horseshoe Canyon.
"Oldest or hoax?" Phoney rhino. Close to Mammoth.
Sparring for elbowroom, incredible beasts share a boulder with anthropomorphic figures at Rochester Creek near the small town of Ferron.
In Cottonwood Canyon, carved about A.D. 1000 and credited to an artist of the Fremont culture. Bowmen confront their quarry of bighorns.
Chocolate Drops from Canyon bottom just south of pictograph panel.
Doll's House.
Ekkers Butte and Chcolate Drops from Lizard Rock.
Crazylady Arch at head of canyon under Lizard Rock.
Hikers in the Grotto.
Hikers at Orange Cliffs.
Nuts and Bolts formation along trail from Maze Overlook into the Maze.
Ariel view of Green River above Confluence.
Colorado River between Confluence and Spanish Bottoms.
The Grand Canyon.
Tapestry Wall in the Land of Standing Rocks.
Colorado River at Hite, Utah.
Wolverton's Cabin near hood of Flint Trail on the Orange Cliffs.
The Grotto somewhere in the Canyonlands.
Somewhere in the Canyonlands.
David Eccles and Charles W. Nibley on logo. Eccles Collection.
Associate of David Eccles in the lost river mines in Idaho. Eccles Collection.
Eccles Collection.
Eccles Collection.
Bottom right corner standing: David Eccles. Eccles Collection.
A key enterprise in the Eccles empire. Eccles Collection.
David Eccles was an active Director. Eccles Collection.
Owned by David Eccles. Eccles Collection.
Bottom: Stewart Eccles, Sarah Eccles Baird, William (father), Sarah H. (mother), John Hutchinson Eccles. Top: Samuel H. Eccles, William H. Eccles, David Eccles, Margaret Hutchinson Eccles Hiatt Singer. Eccles Collection.
Eccles Collection.
Eccles Collection.
Eccles Collection.
Red brick school, 30(?) South 1st West.
From University Of Utah Special Collections.
From University Of Utah Special Collections.
University Of Utah Special Collections.
From University Of Utah Special Collections.
From University Of Utah Special Collections.
Remodeled 1917. 169 East Center Street, now the Center Street Bed and Breakfast. From University Of Utah Special Collections. Philip Blair Collection.
From University of Utah Special Collections.
Located at 68 West 100 South. Brigham Young College in background. From University of Utah Special Collections.
Located at 68 West 100 South. From University of Utah Special Collections.
Caretaker's dwelling for fish and game hatchery near Logan. From University of Utah Special Collections.
Rip-rapping on stream banks in Mack Memorial Park, Smithfield, Utah. Other improvements included clearing of brush, grading, building fountains, etc. From University of Utah Special Collections.
Rock garden was part of improvement project in Logan's Central Park. Fill was made under CWA. From University of Utah Special Collections.
Concrete bridge over Logan-Richmond canal on 200 North. From University of Utah Special Collection.
Bridge over Little Logan River at 100 East. Seven such bridges were made in Logan. From University of Utah Special Collections.
Concrete addition to public library at Richmond, Utah. Used as community kitchen. University of Utah Special Collections.
Concrete equalizing reservoir for the North Logan Waterworks system, (30'x30'x10'). The project also included laying ca. 64,000' of 2", 4", and 6" pipe. From University of Utah Special Collections.
Double toilet with cesspool in Mack Memorial Park. From University of Utah Special Collections.
Toilets at the Cache County Fairgrounds. Necessary cesspools were also constructed. From University of Utah Special Collections.
Abattoir in Logan at 600 West and 200 North. Municipally owned and operated. Total cost $21,647.92. Fifty percent was furnished by Logan City. Project was self-supporting. From University of Utah Special Collections.
Entrance to Smithfield Cemetery. The approach was graveled and graded, two piers and fence built. Shrubbery was planted at entrance. University of Utah Special Collections.
Tennis courts for North Cache High School. From University of Utah Special Collections.
Refrigerator of the Logan Abattoir at 600 W. 200 No. Stock was butchered for a fee. Patronized by both local markets and citizens, it provided oulet for locally owned stock. From University of Utah Special Collections.
Trenching for River Heights waterworks system. 14,000 linear ft. of 4", 5" and 6" pipe was laid. From University of Utah Special Collections.
Excavating for and laying 8" tile, Newton drainage project. Land was drained as a sanitary measure and to prevent build-up of Alkali. From University of Utah Special Collections.
Steps on the south side of Old Main Hill leading to the amphitheater. Torn down to make way for the President's (Emert's) House in 1992. From University of Utah Special Collections.
View southeast, the amphitheater on the west side of College Hill. From University of Utah Special Collections.
The Devil's Chair. Cache D.U.P. Collection.
LDS Church Archives no. 1048.
Cache D.U.P. collection.
Cache D.U.P. collection.
Cache D.U.P collection.
Northeast corner of Main St. and South Temple. Cache D.U.P. collection.
Cache D.U.P Collection.
Cache D.U.P. Collection.
Cache D.U.P. Collection.
Looking southwest from 300 East and Boulevard. Cache D.U.P. Collection.
Looking northwest from 157 South 1st West. Cache D.U.P Collection.
Copied from original owned by Jacq A. Hayden of Providence, Utah.
Wooden trestle of the Oregon Short Line branch of the Union Pacific Railroad on right, spillway of the Bear River Canal at left. Copied from original owned by Jacq A. Hayden of Providence, Utah.
Photo from tintype. Cache D.U.P. Collection.
Indians from Washakie took part in the parade. Brought to Logan by N.W. Crookston. From DUP collection.
From DUP collection.
Cache DUP Collection.
Cache D.U.P. Collection.
Cache D.U.P. collection.
Cache D.U.P. Collection.
At Aspen, Colorado during celebration of Goethe's 200th anniversary.
St. John's Episcopal Church (263 West Center). Rear of mission chapel showing Christmas decorations. Photo by T.B. Cardon. Cache D.U.P. Collection.
Chancel of St. John's Episcopal Church decorated for Christmas (263 West Center). Photo by T.B. Cardon. Cache D.U.P. Collection.
Probably at St. Johns. Cache D.U.P. Collection.
Alice Rice Crookston riding on a side sadle. View looking north. The Morrell Dairy shop was at about 79 West Center Street. The Palace Hotel can be seen just to the right of it. Cache D.U.P. Collection.
Cache D.U.P. Collection.
85 South 500 East. The photograph was taken on the east side of the school by Mr. Peterson. Donated by Virginia Parker.
Cache D.U.P. Collection.
Cache D.U.P. Collection.
From D.U.P. daguerreotype. Cache D.U.P. Collection.
Cache D.U.P. Collection.
Cache D.U.P. Collection.
Cache D.U.P. Collection.
Cache D.U.P. collection.
Cache D.U.P. Collection.
Photo by Cardon art Gallery in Logan, Utah.
Photo by Thomas and Odell. Logan, Utah. Cache D.U.P. Collection.
Captain of the first volunteer Fire Department in Logan. Cache D.U.P. Collection.
Cache D.U.P. Collection.
Cache D.U.P. Collection. N.W. Crookston family.
Born December 28, 1820 in Blanavon, Pembrokeshire Wales. Came to Utah in 1856 with Edward Bunker's party. Died December 2, 1895. Cache D.U.P. Collection.
Cache D.U.P. Collection.
Temple at second floor level. Photo by T.B. Cardon. Cache D.U.P. Collection.
John Jenkins, 87, driving yoke of oxen north between 1st and 2nd north on Main Street. Cache D.U.P. Collection.
1st South looking west from 60 West. Photo by T.B. Cardon. Cache D.U.P. Collection.
Construction almost complete. Smokestacks not yet in place.
B.H. Roberts third from left, first row.
Left to Right: Abraham Hunsaker, Alvin Nichols, Hans P. Jensen, William Box, Mayor Chester Loveland, Ephraim Wight, John D. Reese, Jonathan C. Packer, John D. Burt. Chartered January 1867.
Liebler Collection.
Charred Cross is a reminder of 1950 fire. Caplin and Thompson Creative Photography. Old Albuquerque, New Mexico. Liebler Collection.
The chapel before well gave water for irrigation. Liebler Collection.
Left: Belfry and Chapel. Center: Fr. Liebler, children, and Helen Sturges. Right: Mission House. Liebler Collection.
Left: Belfry and Chapel. Center: Fr. Liebler, children, and Helen Sturges. Right: Mission House. Liebler Collection.
First Chapel, (temporary 1944-1949) in east wing of the Mission House. Photo by George W. Thompson. Albequerque, New Mexico. Liebler Collection.
First Chapel, (temporary 1944-1949) in east wing of the Mission House. Photo by George W. Thompson. Albequerque, New Mexico. Liebler Collection.
The high altar. Photo by Clifford Gedekoh. Liebler Collection.
Liebler Collection.
Liebler Collection.
Liebler Collection.
Liebler Collection.
Liebler Collection.
Located at 118 North Main. Logan, Utah. Lottie K. Esplin, proprietor behind counter.
Proprietor of "Book Table" on 118 North Main. Logan, Utah.
Secretary of Agriculture William Jardine's old house. Photo sent to President E.G. Peterson by Ray J. Smith, County Agr. agent for Oneida Company.
Taken from newly completed second floor of the Logan Temple.
Detail of A-4920a.
Detail of A-4920a.
From album of Miss Jennie Richards, Mendon resident and school teacher. Photos probably taken by Richards.
From album of Miss Jennie Richards, Mendon resident and school teacher. Photos probably taken by Richards. Left to Right (top row) Kathleen Walker, Thelma Buist, Doyle Bird, Keith Hughes, LaDene Bird, Carol Hughes, Leland Larsen, Ross Bartlett.
From album of Miss Jennie Richards, Mendon resident and school teacher. Photos probably taken by Richards.
Photo of a teacher with her class.
Mendon School, corner of Main and Center Streets, late 1930s or early 1940s. From album belonging to Miss Jennie Richards, resident of Mendon and school teacher. Photo probably taken by Richards.
Late 1930s or early 1940s. From album of Miss Jennie Richards, resident of Mendon and school teacher. Photo probably taken by Richards.
The Hub Clothing Company. Joseph S. Leven, Manager. 45 North Main Street.
The Hub Clothing Company. Joseph S. Leven, Manager. 45 North Main Street.
Cache Knitting Works "float," on Main Street (west side) between Center and 100 North. Cardon Jewelry on left. This float was used in the Semi-Centennial parade in Salt Lake City, 1897.
Smith Printing, 39 West 1st North. The Club saloon Hiram DeWitt, Prop. occupied ground floor.
View looking south over the Island from the Boulevard.
Cache County Courthouse in background.
Original Auerbach store on the west side of Main Street. Auerbach Collection.
Original Auerbach's store on west side of Main Street. Auerbach Collection.
Engraved 1930. Auerbach Collection.
Advertisement in 1867 in Salt Lake City Directory. Auerbach Collection.
Original Auerbach's store on west side of Main Street ca. 150 South.
Original Auerbach's store on west side of Main Street ca. 150 South.
Auerbach's store in 1900. Auerbach Collection.
Auerbach's on west side of Main Street, 150 South. Auerbach Collection.
Auerbach's on west side of Main Street, 150 South. Auerbach Collection.
Auerbach's on west side of Main Street, 150 South. Auerbach Collection.
Auerbach's on west side of Main Street, 150 South. Auerbach Collection.
Various sketches of the Auerbach store. Auerbach Collection
F. Auerbach Bros. West side of Main Street at 150 South. Auerbach Collection.
West side of Main Street between 100 South and 200 South. Auerbach Collection.
Auerbach's on the west side of Main Street between 100 and 200 South. Auerbach Collection.
F. Auerbach and Bros. Ogden branch store. Twenty-fourth street looking east form Grant Avenue. Auerbach Collection.
F. Auerbach and Bros. store on west side of Main Street. Auerbach Collection.
F. Auerbach and Bros. store on west side of Main Street. Auerbach Collection.
F. Auerbach employees. Left to Right; J.G. Meyer, ____ Hess, Mrs. Beatti McKellar, Jim Reeves, Miss Olsen, Shugreen Pickett, Miss Hodges, Fred Vesehoff, Will Jack, Laura Staples, Lew B. Moore, Alex Brown, Joseph Wheeler, ____ Atkins, Mary Staples, J. Bauer, ____ O'Donnell, H.J. Wallace, ____ Brown, H.E. Schock, Miss Bower, S.A. Chase, Moroni Keyser, _____, J. Hunter, ______, Miss Hamer, ____ Schieflin, Margaret Hague, M.J. Friedman, C.H. Berry, Maude Partello, John Willie, Harry Symons, Alex Sutherland, Hyrum Parsons, ____ Kimball (?), ____ Rothschild.
James Dwyer Books and Stationary. 76 South Main Street. Auerbach Collection.
Auerbach's under construction, State Street and Broadway (300 South). Auerbach Collection.
Drawing by John Held, Jr. for Auerbach's 70th Anniversary (1934) depicts the Main Street store in the 1880s. Auerbach Collection.
Drawings by John Held, Jr. for Auerbach's 70th Anniversary. Auerbach Collection.
Drawing by John Held, Jr. for Auerbach's 70th Anniversary. Auerbach Collection.
Drawing by John Held, Jr. for Auerbach's 70th Anniversary. Auerbach Collection.
Auerbach's at State Street and Broadway (300 South). Dressed for Christmas Wilson Photos. Auerbach Collection.
Buyers line up for the Walker's stock sale at Auerbach's, State Street and Broadway (300 So.). Auerbach Collection.
Crowds line up for the Walker's stock sale at Auerbach's, State Street and Broadway (300 So.). Auerbach Collection.
Auerbach's at State Street and Broadway (300 So.). Fourth of July celebration. Auerbach Collection.
Crowds at the Walker's stock sale, Auerbach's at State Street and Broadway (300 So.). Auerbach Collection.
Crowds line up for the Walker's stock sale at Auerbach's, State Street and Broadway (300 South). Auerbach Collection.
Crowds line up for the Walker's stock sale at Auerbach's, State Street and Broadway (300 So.). Auerbach Collection.
Auerbach's during a July clearance sale. Team and coach could be for a Fourth of July parade. Auerbach Collection.
Auerbach's during a July clearance sale. Team and coach could be for a Fourth of July parade. Auerbach Collection.
Auerbach's on State Street and Broadway (300 So.) during a July clearance sale. Team and coach could be for a Fourth of July parade. Auerbach Collection.
Buyers at the Walker's stock sale in Auerbach's at state Street and Broadway (300 So.). Auerbach Collection.
Buyers at the Walker's stock sale, in Auerbach's at State Street and broadway (300 So.). Auerbach Collection.
Buyers at the Walker's stock sale in Auerbach's at State Street and broadway (300 So.). Auerbach Collection.
Buyers at the Walker's stock sale at Auerbach's on State Street and Broadway (300 So.). Auerbach Collection.
Buyers at the Walker's stock sale at Auerbach's on State Street and Broadway (300 So.). Auerbach Collection.
Buyers at the Walker's stock sale at Auerbach's on State Street and Broadway (300 So.). Auerbach Collection.
Buyers at the Walker's stock sale at Auerbach's on State Street and Broadway (300 So.). Auerbach Collection.
Interior of Auerbach's on State Street and 300 So. (Broadway). Auerbach Collection.
View looks north, silage pulp in the foreground.
Sugar beet pulp and the tracks of the Oregon Short Line Sugar Spur.
Sugar beets and tracks of the Oregon Short Line Sugar Spur.
The Gardo House, Main Street and North Temple. C.R. Savage Art Bazaar Photo.
The Gardo House, Main Street and North Temple. C.R. Savage Art Bazaar Photo.
View east/southeast. C.R. Savage Art Bazaar Photo.
Auerbach Collection.
Auerbach Collection.
Auerbach Collection.
Auerbach Collection.
The Golden Chest Mine. Auerbach Collection.
The Golden Chest Mine. Auerbach Collection.
Possibly taken by W.H. Jackson on the Hayden Survey. Auerbach Collection.
J.G. Brooks advertisement in the 1864 Idaho Directory pg. 27. Auerbach Collection.
Auerbach Collection.
George Owens Directory. Auerbach Collection.
F.V. Hayden Survey. Auerbach Collection.
The Snake from Taylor's Bridge. Probably by W.H. Jackson on Hayden Survey. Detail of previous board. Auerbach Collection.
Gold was discovered here by George Jackson in 1859. Also known for its hot springs. Auerbach Collection.
Taylor's Bridge (Eagle Rock) built in 1865 at Eagle Rock (named after the nearby ferry), later Idaho Falls. A toll bridge for Montana-Utah freight traffic. Auerbach Collection.
The Tabernacle was constructed 1902-1908.
View north from center of valley between Richmond and Smithfield, Lower central part of photo shows convergence of Bear and Cub Rivers. Photo from 5,000 ft. by Vaughn E. Hansen and Bert Allen on May 21, 1951.
View northeast from center of valley between Smithfield and Richmond. Central part of photo has convergence of Bear and Cub Rivers. Photo from 5,000 ft. by Vaughn E. Hansen and Bert Allen, May 21, 1951.
Looking north from center of valley west of Richmond. Photo taken from 5,000 ft. by Vaughn E. Hansen and Bert Allen on May 21, 1951.
View looking northeast from above Lewiston. Photo from 6,000 ft. by Vaughn E. Hansen and Bert Allen on May 21, 1951.
View north-northeast from over Dayton shows a Five-Mile erosion area northwest of Preston. Bear River in upper part of the photo. Photo from 6,000 ft. by Vaughn E. Hansen and Bert Allen on May 21, 1951.
View of Five-Mile erosion area northwest of Preston. Photo May 21, 1951 by Vaughn E. Hansen and Bert Allen.
Looking north from west of Preston showing the Five-Mile, Deep Creek, and Battle Creek erosion areas. Photo from 7,000 ft. by Vaughn E. Hansen and Bert Allen on May 21, 1951.
One mile west of Preston looking northeast showing the slide areas north of Preston on the south bank of the Bear River. Battle Creek shown on the left central portion. Photo taken at 7,000 ft. above the ground by Vaughn E. Hansen and Bert Allen on May 21, 1951.
Over Newton looking northwest showing Newton Reservoir and dam. In the upper portion the first irrigation dam built in Utah can be seen. Photo taken at 7,000 ft. above the surface by Vaughn E. Hansen and Bert Allen, May 21, 1951.
Gift of Nelson Wadsworth, 1985.
Fifth presiding Patriarch, Mormon Church. Daguerreotypes by Marsena Cannon about 1852. Photos of daguerreotypes in LDS Church Archives. Gift of Nelson Wadsworth, 1985.
Fifth presiding Patriarch, Mormon Church. Photos of daguerreotypes in LDS Church Archives. Gift of Nelson Wadsworth, 1985.
LDS Apostle, 1835-1857. Photos of daguerreotypes in LDS Church Archives. Gift of Nelson Wadsworth, 1985.
Photos of daguerreotypes in LDS Church Archives. Gift of Nelson Wadsworth, 1985.
Photos of daguerreotypes in LDS Church Archives. Gift of Nelson Wadsworth, 1985.
Mormon Apostle from 1846-1869. Photos of daguerreotypes in LDS Church Archives. Gift of Nelson Wadsworth, 1985.
Photos of daguerreotypes in LDS Church Archives. Gift of Nelson Wadsworth, 1985.
Daguerreotypes by Marsena Cannon in LDS Church Archives. Gift of Nelson Wadsworth, 1985.
President of LDS Church 1880-1887. Daguerreotype by Marsena Cannon and located in LDS Church Archives. Gift of Nelson Wadsworth, 1985.
Married to William C. Staines on October 3, 1854. Photos of daguerreotypes in LDS Church Archives. Gift of Nelson Wadsworth, 1985.
Photo by Lucian R. Foster. Gift of Nelson Wadsworth, 1985.
LDS Apostle (1835-1878). Two photos: standing and profile bust. Gift of Nelson Wadsworth, 1985.
Photo by William Majors, 1843. Gift of Nelson Wadsworth, 1985.
Northeast corner of Main and South Temple. Photo by Marsena Cannon. Gift of Nelson Wadsworth, 1985.
First home of Brigham Young. Photo by Marsena Cannon. Gift of Nelson Wadsworth, 1985.
Wife of Brigham Young. Gift of Nelson Wadsworth, 1985.
1st wife of D.H. Wells. Remained in Illinois after exodus from Nauvoo. Gift of Nelson Wadsworth, 1985.
Gift of Nelson Wadsworth, 1985.
Death 1869. Gift of Nelson Wadsworth, 1985.
Gift of Nelson Wadsworth, 1985.
Gift of Nelson Wadsworth, 1985.
Gift of Nelson Wadsworth, 1985.
Gift of Nelson Wadsworth, 1985.
Gift of Nelson Wadsworth, 1985.
Gift of Nelson Wadsworth, 1985.
Gift of Nelson Wadsworth, 1985.
Unveiling Brigham Young Monument. Photo by George Edward Anderson. Gift of Nelson Wadsworth, 1985.
Joseph Smith, Sr. house showing north and west fronts. Photo by George Edward Anderson. Gift of Nelson Wadsworth, 1985.
View of the Smith Farm. Sacred Grove in background. Photo by George Edward Anderson. Gift of Nelson Wadsworth, 1985.
Lane on Smith Farm leading to Sacred Grove. Photo by George Edward Anderson. Gift of Nelson Wadsworth, 1985.
Martin Harris Farm. Photo by George Edward Anderson. Gift of Nelson Wadsworth, 1985.
View of city from Iowa side looking across Mississippi River. Print is reversed. Photo by George Edward Anderson. Gift of Nelson Wadsworth, 1985.
Photo by George Edward Anderson. Gift of Nelson Wadsworth, 1985.
Surviving Utah Pioneers of 1847. Photo on Temple Square. Photo by George Edward Anderson. Gift of Nelson Wadsworth, 1985.
Grove of trees near Harmony where Joseph Smith preached to his neighbors. Photo by George Edward Anderson. Gift of Nelson Wadsworth, 1985.
Gravestone of Alva Smith, eldest child of Joseph and Emma, born and died, June 15, 1828. Photo by George Edward Anderson. Gift of Nelson Wadsworth, 1985.
Photo by George Edward Anderson. Gift of Nelson Wadsworth, 1985.
Junius Wells in buggy. Photo by George Edward Anderson. Gift of Nelson Wadsworth, 1985.
Gift of Nelson Wadsworth, 1985.
Main and South Temple Streets. Tithing Office in background. Horse-drawn street car turning corner onto So. Temple. Gift of Nelson Wadsworth, 1985.
Looking northeast from roof of Council House, showing east side of Tithing Yards. Photo by Charles R. Savage. Gift of Nelson Wadsworth, 1985.
East side of Main Street between First and Second South. Gift of Nelson Wadsworth, 1985.
Deseret Paper Mill. Gift of Nelson Wadsworth, 1985.
Kimball Hotel. Stage and Pony Express Station. Gift of Nelson Wadsworth, 1985.
Way station near Frisco, Beaver County, Utah. Gift of Nelson Wadsworth, 1985.
Cotton mill of Zion's Cooperative Rio Virgin Manufacturing Company. Photo taken around 1895. Gift of Nelson Wadsworth, 1985.
Utah militia band, probably in Salt Lake Military District. Gift of Nelson Wadsworth, 1985.
"Blind hero" at Kanosh settlement. Photo by W.W. Calder, January 1883. Gift of Nelson Wadsworth, 1985.
Indian village at Kanosh. Third from right in derby, Chief Kanosh photo by W.W. Calder, January 1883. Gift of Nelson Wadsworth, 1985.
Salt Lake Theatre. Photo by C.R. Savage. Gift of Nelson Wadsworth, 1985.
East side, Main Street, south from ZCMI building. Gift of Nelson Wadsworth, 1985.
Brush wickiups in background. Gift of Nelson Wadsworth, 1985.
Woman bringing wood into teepee. Photo by W.W. Calder, January 1883. Gift of Nelson Wadsworth, 1985.
Looking south down Main Street from top of Salt Lake Temple. Gift of Nelson Wadsworth, 1985.
Willard Richards Grist mill. Photo taken June 1883. Gift of Nelson Wadsworth, 1985.
Looking from the east, June 5th. Gift of Nelson Wadsworth, 1985.
View from the north. Photo by C.R. Savage, late 1860s. Gift of Nelson Wadsworth, 1985.
Looking north from the top of the Tabernacle. Note view of Farmington Bay, Great Salt Lake. Gift of Nelson Wadsworth, 1985.
Resort on shore of Farmington Bay west of Farmington. Built when DRGW line was extended from Salt Lake City to Ogden in 1884. Gift of Nelson Wadsworth, 1985.
Looking south down Main Street from Capitol Hill. Photo between 1893 and 1897. Gift of Nelson Wadsworth, 1985.
Gift of Nelson Wadsworth, 1985.
Gift of Nelson Wadsworth, 1985.
Looking southeast from top of Gardo House at South Temple and State. Photo by Charles R. Savage. Gift of Nelson Wadsworth, 1985.
Looking northeast from state Street and first South from top of City Hall, showing first Church of St. Mary Magdalene. Gift of Nelson Wadsworth, 1985.
Looking southeast from Brigham Young farm at First Avenue and A Street near Brigham Young Cemetery. Gift of Nelson Wadsworth, 1985.
Photo taken just before start of demolition. November 5, 1928. Gift of Nelson Wadsworth, 1985.
Group on platform around center east spire before raising of statue of Angel Moroni. Gift of Nelson Wadsworth, 1985.
Workmen completing Main Assembly Hall. Gift of Nelson Wadsworth, 1985.
Manti LDS Tabernacle before completion of tower. Photo by George Edward Anderson. Gift of Nelson Wadsworth, 1985.
Winter view of Temple from Manti Cemetery (northwest). Gift of Nelson Wadsworth, 1985.
View of Manti Temple from the southwest which is under construction. Gift of Nelson Wadsworth, 1985.
View from the south along 4th North between Main and First East. Gift of Nelson Wadsworth, 1985.
Manti Temple under construction showing the north part of Manti. View from south. Gift of Nelson Wadsworth, 1985.
Photo from northwest looking across burial grounds. Photo by George Edward Anderson. Gift of Nelson Wadsworth, 1985.
Site of baptisms of Joseph Smith and Oliver Cowdery, May 15, 1829. Gift of Nelson Wadsworth, 1985.
Looking east over the Avenues section of the city from the top of the Salt Lake Temple. Gift of Nelson Wadsworth, 1985.
Memorial cottage and monument marking site of Joseph Smith Jr's birthplace. Gift of Nelson Wadsworth, 1985.
Joseph Smith, Jr. birthplace memorial. Gift of Nelson Wadsworth, 1985.
Old schoolhouse near the Smith farm. Photo by George E. Anderson. Gift of Nelson Wadsworth, 1985.
Looking southeast from the top of City Hall. Photo by George Edward Anderson. Gift of Nelson Wadsworth, 1985.
First Presidency and 12 apostles. Left to Right seated on floor: Matthias Cowley, Abraham Woodruff. Second Row: Brigham Young, Jr., George Q. Cannon, President Lorenzo Snow, Joseph F. Smith, Franklin D. Richards. Back row: Anthon H. Lund, John W. Taylor, John Henry Smith, Heber J.Grant, Francis M. Lyman, George Teasdale, Marriner W. Merrill. Gift of Nelson Wadsworth, 1985.
Great White Throne. Virgin River in foreground. Photo by Charles R Savage. Gift of Nelson Wadsworth, 1985.
Tithing Office. Corner of Main and South Temple. Gift of Nelson Wadsworth, 1985.
ZCMI first building center of present structure. Facade seen from Main Street. Gift of Nelson Wadsworth, 1985.
View from Cache end of Canyon, looking west. Photo by C.R. Savage. Gift of Nelson Wadsworth, 1985.
Eagle Gate. Brigham Young's private schoolhouse to the right of the gate. Gift of Nelson Wadsworth, 1985.
View from the southwest. Gift of Nelson Wadsworth, 1985.
Interior view of the Joseph Smith Jr. memorial cottage. Joseph Smith birthplace. Photo by George Edward Anderson. Gift of Nelson Wadsworth, 1985.
From Manti, Sanpete County, Utah. Photo by George Edward Anderson. Gift of Nelson Wadsworth, 1985.
Photo by George Edward Anderson. Gift of Nelson Wadsworth, 1985.
Gift of Nelson Wadsworth, 1985.
Gift of Nelson Wadsworth, 1985.
Sugar House on the Joseph Smith Farm. Photo by George Edward Anderson. Gift of Nelson Wadsworth, 1985.
Heber Frandsen house. Photo by George Edward Anderson. Gift of Nelson Wadsworth, 1985.
Residence of N.A. Embey at the Corner of 2nd East and Brigham Street.
Ann Eliza Webb Young House on corner of South Temple and Second East. Gift of Nelson Wadsworth, 1985.
Old Constitution Building. West side, Main Street, between South Temple and First South. Dr. Ellis Shepp offices in constitution Building. Gift of Nelson Wadsworth, 1985.
Salt Lake City and Temple Square from north end of State Street. Photo by James H. Crockwell. Gift of Nelson Wadsworth, 1985.
View of City water works and "Suicide Rock."
View of fort from east.
Image by C.R. Savage
Crowds gathered from laying of capstone by W. Woodruff on April 6, 1892. Gift of Nelson Wadsworth, 1985.
C.R. Savage photo studio. Destroyed by fire June 21, 1883. Gift of Nelson Wadsworth, 1985.
Gift of Nelson Wadsworth, 1985.
Close-up view of steeple and weather vain. Gift of Nelson Wadsworth, 1985.
From southwest showing laying of capstone, April 6, 1892. Photo by Charles W. Carter. Gift of Nelson Wadsworth, 1985.
Masons dressing stones for Salt Lake temple. Photo by Charles Savage. Gift of Nelson Wadsworth, 1985.
The White House, built by Brigham Young for Mary Ann Angell Young. Gift of Nelson Wadsworth, 1985.
Summer view of the Gardo House from South Temple after completion of Gallery (far right). Gift of Nelson Wadsworth, 1985.
The Gardo House after completion of the art gallery (at far right). Gift of Nelson Wadsworth, 1985.
Brigham Young's carriage waits in street outside Faust Livery Stable. Federal court met in upstairs room. Young appeared for Ann Eliza divorce case. Gift of Nelson Wadsworth, 1985.
Gift of Nelson Wadsworth, 1985.
Gift of Nelson Wadsworth, 1985.
Gift of Nelson Wadsworth, 1985.
Moose Band or Helper Band (possibly Price, Schramm-Johnson had stores in both cities). Gift of Nelson Wadsworth, 1985.
On running board of Dodge Truck carrying electrical cables to the mines. Gift of Nelson Wadsworth, 1985.
Gift of Nelson Wadsworth, 1985.
Gift of Nelson Wadsworth, 1985.
Interior of tent in first living quarters for the opening of the coal camp. Gift of Nelson Wadsworth, 1985.
Camp of freight wagons, possibly bound for Uinta Basin. Gift of Nelson Wadsworth, 1985.
Gift of Nelson Wadsworth, 1985.
Gift of Nelson Wadsworth, 1985.
Gift of Nelson Wadsworth, 1985.
Gift of Nelson Wadsworth, 1985.
Freighting outfit in front of Price Trading Company. Four-team hitch, possibly bound for Uinta Basin. Gift of Nelson Wadsworth, 1985.
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Gift of Nelson Wadsworth, 1985.
5-stalls of 14-stall Roundhouse for Rio Grande Western. Gift of Nelson Wadsworth, 1985.
Adults left to right: Lovie Bezyack (?), John Fercik, Jennie Fercik, John Rebol(?), Katie Rebol. Gift of Nelson Wadsworth, 1985.
Original frame Dupin Mercantile with house at rear. Gift of Nelson Wadsworth, 1985.
Inscription reads: "Tom Farrer, Vada's grandmother Dakling's dad." Gift of Nelson Wadsworth, 1985.
Greek wake. Gift of Nelson Wadsworth, 1985.
Front (left to right): Marko Puskar, Anton Dupin, Peter Gospich. Rear (left to right): Unknown, Paul Dupin. Gift of Nelson Wadsworth, 1985.
Dr. and Mrs. Roy Bobinson and daughter Barbara in front of tipple. Gift of Nelson Wadsworth, 1985.
Independent Coal and Coke mine rescue crew. Gift of Nelson Wadsworth, 1985.
Gift of Nelson Wadsworth, 1985.
Left to right: Lemuel Redd, Ferd Colton, Anton Dupin, LeRoy Redd (son of Lemuel), Fae Syphus, Thomas Anderson. Gift of Nelson Wadsworth, 1985.
Interior of second Buipin store (stone): left to right: Norbert Dupin, Mary Zagar Dupin. Gift of Nelson Wadsworth, 1985.
Gift of Nelson Wadsworth, 1985.
Clockwise from lower left: Frank Ergin, Martin Kramerich, Charles Baker, ___ Mateka. Gift of Nelson Wadsworth, 1985.
School children in front of school. Identified: second under arch, Melvin Saccomanno; to his left, Mary Juvan Koss; older girl in center Camella Saccomanno Nigro; standing at front, Ernest Saccomanno; Far Right, sitting, Helen Marzo Ariotti. Gift of Nelson Wadsworth, 1985.
Carbon County Courthouse. Built 1908 and removed March 1957 to build new courthouse. Gift of Nelson Wadsworth, 1985.
Left to right: Roland Culp, Antone Dupin, Albert Sterlaker, ____ at Bunnell Garage. Gift of Nelson Wadsworth, 1985.
Dupin Mercantile. Anton Dupin driving delivery wagon. Gift of Nelson Wadsworth, 1985.
Photo taken in Italy in 1920.
Center: Shelly McKnight. Right: Mrs. McKnight. Posed before tent-house used at opening of Kenilworth Camp. Gift of Nelson Wadsworth, 1985.
Professor McKnight and Shelley McKnight beside mine tramway. Winter 1907-1908. First year of operation of Kenilworth mines. Gift of Nelson Wadsworth, 1985.
Company cook-house, winter 1907-1908. One of few permanent buildings in Kenilworth at the time. Gift of Nelson Wadsworth, 1985.
The Golchar Family before their house, an example of coal camp company housing. Gift of Nelson Wadsworth, 1985.
Train wreck on the Price underpass. Gift of Nelson Wadsworth, 1985.
Two views, from mountainside and mine tramway. Gift of Nelson Wadsworth, 1985.
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Gift of Nelson Wadsworth, 1985.
Gift of Nelson Wadsworth, 1985.
Gift of Nelson Wadsworth, 1985.
Gift of Nelson Wadsworth, 1985.
Gift of Nelson Wadsworth, 1985.
Gift of Nelson Wadsworth, 1985.
Gift of Nelson Wadsworth, 1985.
Gift of Nelson Wadsworth, 1985.
Gift of Nelson Wadsworth, 1985.
Gift of Nelson Wadsworth, 1985.
Gift of Nelson Wadsworth, 1985.
Gift of Nelson Wadsworth, 1985.
Gift of Nelson Wadsworth, 1985.
Gift of Nelson Wadsworth, 1985.
Gift of Nelson Wadsworth, 1985.
Gift of Nelson Wadsworth, 1985.
Gift of Nelson Wadsworth, 1985.
Gift of Nelson Wadsworth, 1985.
Gift of Nelson Wadsworth, 1985.
Gift of Nelson Wadsworth, 1985.
Gift of Nelson Wadsworth, 1985.
Temple Square looking northwest from the corner of Main and South Temple. Photo shows the old Tabernacle, Endowment House and bowery on site of present Tabernacle. Photo by Marsena Cannon. Gift of Nelson Wadsworth, 1985.
Gift of Nelson Wadsworth, 1985.
East side, main Street, between South Temple and First South, showing Telegraph Office.
East side, main Street, between South Temple and First South, showing Telegraph Office.
Ezra Meeker (at right with flowers) at dedication of Oregon Trail Monument, April 19, 1906. Gift of Nelson Wadsworth, 1985.
"The White House," built by Brigham Young for his senior wife, Mary Ann Angell Young. Gift of Nelson Wadsworth, 1985.
Shaft lift at a silver mine with a crew ready to go underground. Photo by J.H. Crockwell. Gift of Nelson Wadsworth, 1985.
Gift of Nelson Wadsworth, 1985.
Gift of Nelson Wadsworth, 1985.
Gift of Nelson Wadsworth, 1985.
Gift of Nelson Wadsworth, 1985.
Twenty-Fourth Street looking east from Grant Avenue.
Gift of Nelson Wadsworth, 1985.
West side of main Street, between 1st South (at right) and 2nd South. Gift of Nelson Wadsworth, 1985.
A train of freight wagons on Montana Street loading for the Montana Mines. Gift of Nelson Wadsworth, 1985.
Looking west over Temple foundation toward Salt Lake Tabernacle. Photo by Charles W. Carter. Gift of Nelson Wadsworth, 1985.
Construction photo. Note coverings to protect stonework of the piers. Gift of Nelson Wadsworth, 1985.
Gift of Nelson Wadsworth, 1985.
Gift of Nelson Wadsworth, 1985.
Mule pulled street car at Bath House at the Warm Springs, base of Ensign Peak. Gift of Nelson Wadsworth, 1985.
Gift of Nelson Wadsworth, 1985.
St. George Social Hall. Used as a store in this picture for Charles F. Foster Formerly used for Wooley, Lund, Judd Mercantile Company. Gift of Nelson Wadsworth, 1985.
Gift of Nelson Wadsworth, 1985.
Two photos of southern Paiute wickiups. Gift of Nelson Wadsworth, 1985.
Gift of Nelson Wadsworth, 1985.
Gift of Nelson Wadsworth, 1985.
Gift of Nelson Wadsworth, 1985.
Teams and wagons on the grounds of the Utah Sugar Company factory. Photo by George Edward Anderson. Gift of Nelson Wadsworth, 1985.
Tour buses loading before Zion Lodge. Gift of Nelson Wadsworth, 1985.
Gift of Nelson Wadsworth, 1985.
Laying of the cornerstone of Utah Capitol, April 4, 1914.
Main Street Parade for Col. Charles A. Lindbergh. Gift of Nelson Wadsworth, 1985.
Loading coffins of victims of Scofield Mine disaster on Railroad baggage car. Gift of Nelson Wadsworth, 1985.
Gift of Nelson Wadsworth, 1985.
Ruins of Springville Roller Milling Company after fire of May 1, 1902. Gift of Nelson Wadsworth, 1985.
Gift of Nelson Wadsworth, 1985.
Gift of Nelson Wadsworth, 1985.
Gift of Nelson Wadsworth, 1985.
Gift of Nelson Wadsworth, 1985.
Gift of Nelson Wadsworth, 1985.
Gift of Nelson Wadsworth, 1985.
Indian War Veterans at Saltair, July 29, 1902. Salt Lake Stake MIA group in costume. Gift of Nelson Wadsworth, 1985.
The Great White Throne in May of 1930. Gift of Nelson Wadsworth, 1985.
Park entrance. Gift of Nelson Wadsworth, 1985.
Gift of Nelson Wadsworth, 1985.
Bromley and Company steam threshing outfit. Gift of Nelson Wadsworth, 1985.
Gift of Nelson Wadsworth, 1985.
Gift of Nelson Wadsworth, 1985.
Gift of Nelson Wadsworth, 1985.
Gift of Nelson Wadsworth, 1985.
Elementary classroom. Gift of Nelson Wadsworth, 1985.
Gift of Nelson Wadsworth, 1985.
Gift of Nelson Wadsworth, 1985.
Gift of Nelson Wadsworth, 1985.
Gift of Nelson Wadsworth, 1985.
Utah County Horse Show. Photo by Edward Anderson. Gift of Nelson Wadsworth, 1985.
Gift of Nelson Wadsworth, 1985.
Gift of Nelson Wadsworth, 1985.
Gift of Nelson Wadsworth, 1985.
Gift of Nelson Wadsworth, 1985.
Gift of Nelson Wadsworth, 1985.
Gift of Nelson Wadsworth, 1985.
Gift of Nelson Wadsworth, 1985.
Gift of Nelson Wadsworth, 1985.
Gift of Nelson Wadsworth, 1985.
Gift of Nelson Wadsworth, 1985.
Gift of Nelson Wadsworth, 1985.
Gift of Nelson Wadsworth, 1985.
Gift of Nelson Wadsworth, 1985.
Gift of Nelson Wadsworth, 1985.
Gift of Nelson Wadsworth, 1985.
Gift of Nelson Wadsworth, 1985.
Gift of Nelson Wadsworth, 1985.
Gift of Nelson Wadsworth, 1985.
Gift of Nelson Wadsworth, 1985.
Gift of Nelson Wadsworth, 1985.
Gift of Nelson Wadsworth, 1985.
Gift of Nelson Wadsworth, 1985.
Gift of Nelson Wadsworth, 1985.
Gift of Nelson Wadsworth, 1985.
Gift of Nelson Wadsworth, 1985.
J.H. Smith mislabeled as J.H. Grant, bottom row, 2nd from left. Gift of Nelson Wadsworth, 1985.
Composite photo of Presidents, Apostles, Historic Sites, 1835-1886. Gift of Nelson Wadsworth, 1985.
Bishop Haron Johnson and family posed before Johnson house. Photo by George Edward Anderson. Gift of Nelson Wadsworth, 1985.
Gypsum beds and processing plant near Nephi. Photo by George Edward Anderson. Gift of Nelson Wadsworth, 1985.
Crews building coke ovens. Photo by George Edward Anderson. Gift of Nelson Wadsworth, 1985.
Photo by George Edward Anderson. Gift of Nelson Wadsworth, 1985.
Photo by George Edward Anderson. Gift of Nelson Wadsworth, 1985.
Two photos showing exterior and interior. Photo by George Edward Anderson. Gift of Nelson Wadsworth, 1985.
Road from Harmony, Pennsylvania to Colesville, New York looking toward New York. Tree on right is on state border. Photo by George Edward Anderson. Gift of Nelson Wadsworth, 1985.
Writing in his study at St. Christopher's Mission. Bluff, Utah. Liebler Collection.
Fr. Liebler at St. Mary of the Moonlight. Oljeto, Utah. Liebler Collection.
First row: William J. Hannifin (All Souls. Garfield, Utah), Alvin Lafon (St. John's. Logan, Utah), Richard S. Watson (Bishop), William F. Bulkley (Archdeacon), Richard W. Roland (Dean, St. Marks). Second row: Elvin Gallagher (All Saints. Salt Lake City, Utah), Howard Allen (Seminarian. St. Elizabeth's Whiterocks), Richard Lundberg (St. Paul's. Vernal, Utah), Mortimer Chester (St. Paul's. Salt Lake City, Utah). Third Row: Philip K. Kemp (St. Mary's. Provo, Utah), H. Baxter Liebler (St. Christophers. Bluff, Utah), Joseph E. MacGinnis (Good Shepherd. Ogden, Utah), Stuart G. Fitch (Trinity. East Caribou City, Utah). Liebler Collection.
St. Mary of the Moonlight. Oljeto, Utah. Monument Valley. Liebler Collection.
Timber bell tower, St. Christopher's Mission. Fr. Liebler in doorway of church. Liebler Collection.
In Eucharistic vestments after mass in hogan chapel. St. Mary of the Moonlight. Oljeto, Utah. Liebler Collection.
Cake marking Fr. Liebler's 65th anniversary of ordination to the priesthood. Liebler Collection.
St. Christopher's Mission. Liebler Collection.
Chancel and altar. Mission Church of St. Christopher. Liebler Collection.
With Barre Toelken (born 1935), in the cloister at St. Christopher's Mission. Bluff, Utah. Taken between 1965-1970. Liebler Collection.
The Reverend H. Baxter Liebler at Oljato Trading Post. Liebler Collection.
Lewiston Tithing Office and Granary. Photo by Brad Justad.
View east over North Logan. The Greenville Farm in the central portion of the photo. Photo taken at 7,500 ft. above the surface by Vaughn E. Hansen and Bert Allen on May 21, 1951.
View south above the central portion of the valley over Fairview. View taken from 7,000 ft. by Vaughn E. Hansen and Bert Allen on May 21, 1951.
Annual pasture of the Welch Ranch, April 27, 1950. Photo by R.B Branstead. USDA Soil Conservation Service Photo.
The volcanic neck in McKinley County, March 1938. Also shows adjacent rangeland.
J.C. Stevenson and Ralph Dietrich (Work Unit Conservationist), with three-quarter ponies at Mr. Stevenson's ranch 1 mile southeast of Carson. View shows tame grass pasture of brome grass, crested wheat grass, intermediate wheat grass, green needlegrass and Russian wildrye. Seeded in 1955. Photo by B.C. McLean, July 29, 1957. USDA Soil Conservation Service Photo.
Thompson Chemical Demonstration Area. Native grasses that have been liberated by spraying. Areas such as this had fair stands of native grasses before spraying, especially in openings such as the one in the foreground. Note sparse, scrubby nature of trees. Photo by B.W. Allred, July 1954. USDA Soil Conservation Service Photo.
Preparing a meal of steak, potatoes, beans and biscuits on a field tour at the Raymond Buffalo Ranch, Soil Conservation Service range workshop. November 28, 1962. Standing: C.C. Michaels, Harlan Arnold, Bill Williams, Frank Fanning. Cooking: Leon Kimberlin. Photo by John D. Freeman. USDA Soil Conservation Service Photo.
Standing a calf at a community pasture. Photo by Hufnagle.
Buffalo at the Wichita Mountain Wildlife Refuge. The second largest herd on the continent. September 29, 1949. USDA Soil Conservation Service Photo.
About 900 cows, calves, and bulls owned by Mark and Rudolph Richard make spring trek from march range in southwest Louisiana to cut over pine range 65 miles away. Shown here on Highway near Holly Beach, April 14, 1952. Photo by Robert E. Williams. USDA Soil Conservation Service Photo.
The U.S. Government's only Long Horn cattle herd, largest on the continent, at the Wichita Mountain Wildlife Refuge, September 20, 1949. USDA Soil Conservation Service Photo.
A good stand and good growth of native grasses and legumes on cut over Bodine stony silt loam north of Southwest City. This grass had good growth despite the drought. It had not been grazed, but had been burned during past two years. Note the blackjack oak and some sprouts. Photo by B.W. Allred, July 1954. USDA Soil Conservation Service Photo.
Hereford, ALF Choice Domino 6th, Spring Valley Hereford Farm. Photo by Guy E. Smith.
Hereford, Covington and Smith Larryette 10th.
Flat Top Monarch, Sr. Yr. Bull, Flat Top Ranch. Photo by Guy E. Smith.
Roping horses in the corral at a cattle ranch near Spur.
"Manso," Brahman bull bred by Sartwelle Bros. of Palacios, Texas in 1927 and sold to J.D. Hudgins Ranch. Hungerford, Texas in 1933. Photo taken by William L. Glover Livestock Photography and used by the American Brahman Breeder's Association.
"Spirit," American quarter Horse Association. Foaled April 1, 1943. Owner Foster S. Price. Photo by John A. Stryker, Forth Worth, Texas.
The U.S. Government's only Long Horn herd at Wichita Mountain Wildlife Refuge, September 20, 1949. USDA Soil Conservation Service Photo.
Long Horn cattle at the Wichita Mountain Wildlife Refuge, September 20, 1949. USDA Soil Conservation Service Photo.
Long Horn cattle on the Wichita Mountain Wildlife Refuge, September 20, 1949. USDA Soil Conservation Service Photo.
Long Horn cattle at the Wichita Mountain Wildlife refuge, September 20, 1949. USDA Soil Conservation Service Photo.
Long Horn cattle at the Wichita Mountain Wildlife Refuge, September 20, 1949. USDA Soil Conservation Service Photo.
Photo by R.B. Branstead, May 18, 1943. USDA Soil Conservation Service Photo.
Nineteen year old "native" cow with tenth calf by side from Brahma bull. Raised on piney woods range. Piney woods ranges yield a cattle- fattening forage only in the spring. The forage is not equal to a maintenance ration much of the year. It takes a rugged cow to survive 19 years on the ranges without being fed on many pounds of protein supplements. Photo by B.W. Allred, April 18, 1950. USDA Soil Conservation Service Photo.
Loading call cows into a truck preparatory to shipping them to market, at the S.M.S. Ranch (Swenson Land and Cattle Company), November 25, 1947. Photo by Louis E. Reid. Allred Collection. USDA Soil Conservation Service Photo.
Mexican steers on tall grass pasture in the Bluestem Hills, Brent Ranch (D.M. Tyler, Cooperation). Steers, on this pasture about 10 days, were shipped in from South Texas. Grasses are little and big: bluestem, switch and Indian grass. Photo by Louis E. Reid, April 10, 1947. Allred Collection. USDA Soil Conservation Service Photo.
Flameleaf sumac (Rhus capallina) that has invaded a pasture after cedar was cut and burned four years ago. Pasture has been heavily grazed, and grass has made little recovery. Live oak was killed by burn. Photo by C.A. Rechenthin. Allred Collection. USDA Soil Conservation Service Photo.
Improved pasture being grazed at the John S. Welch ranch. Pasture development was one of the aims of the "face lift" given this ranch in 1948. Photo by Lester Fox. Allred Collection. USDA Soil Conservation Service Photo.
Piney woods cattle. Brahman bulls are being crossed with native cows to increase calf size. May, 1949. Photo by B.W. Allred. USDA Soil Conservation Service Photo. Allred Collection.
A palm jungle in Rio Grande bottomlands. Undergrowth, consisting mostly of giant-reed grass, has been thinned in foreground. Only a few of these thickets now remain as most of the land has been cleared. Photo by C.A. Rechenthin. USDA Soil Conservation Service Photo. Allred Collection.
Near Martindale. The San Marcos River roaring over 6 foot dam. San Marcos flows into Guadalupe River. Photo by Lester Fox. USDA Soil Conservation Service Photo. Allred Collection.
Richards Ranch, 5 miles southwest of Jacksboro. A three year old steer that has had the benefit of top-quality grass plus supplementary feeding. Weighed more than 1,250 pounds when sold at 50 cents per pound on July 1, 1948. Photo by Louis Reid. USDA Soil Conservation Service Photo. Allred Collection.
Cecil Drummond ranch, 13 miles northwest of Pawhuska. The Drummonds stock a cow and a half to every eight acres yearlong in a good grass year. Shown are Hereford steers. Photo by Gordon Tompkins. USDA Soil Conservation Service Photo. Allred Collection.
Miss CC Shortcut 400 Clear Creek Ranch. Photo by R.W. Shirer, Ft. Worth. Allred Collection.
Photo by William L. Glover (Ridgely, Tennessee) used by Franklin Press of Gaitherburge, Md. Allred Collection.
SV Choice Domino, 106th Spring Valley Hereford Farm. Photo by R.W. Shirer, Kansas City, Missouri. Allred Collection.
SV Beau Perfection, Spring Valley Hereford Farm. Photo by R.W. Shirer, Kansas City, Missouri. Allred Collection.
Indian Council of Agricultural Research photo. Allred Collection.
Kankrej bull. Allred Collection.
Ten year old Shahiwal cow 'Hirni" which rec'd 1st prize among military farm animals at the All India Cattle Show. Allred Collection.
Amrithmahal cattle. Indian Council of Agricultural Research photo. Allred Collection.
Gir cow at the All India Cattle Show. Allred Collection.
Kankrej bull. Allred Collection.
Cattle grazing in Malva. Allred Collection.
Malvi cattle on exhibit at the All India Cattle Show. Allred Collection.
Allred Collection.
Sahiwal bull.
Hallikar cows. Allred Collection.
Allred Collection.
Kangayam bull, best one at Tirupur show. Allred Collection.
Indian Council of Agricultural Research photo. Allred Collection.
Arithmahal cattle. Allred Collection.
A "native" 19 year old cow with her 10th calf, typical of unimproved cattle run on piney woods range. B.A. Graham, cooperation. Photo by B.W. Allred. USDA Soil Conservation Service photo. Allred Collection.
FSA photo. Allred Collection.
Allred Collection.
Mexican steer grazing over-grazed far bruch range, west of Pecos. Photo by B.W. Allred. USDA Soil Conservation Service Photo. Allred Collection.
Sheep trails. Allred Collection.
Saddle belonging to Jacob Lawrence, soldier of the American Revolution who rode it to carry salt from Virginia to what is now Fayette Co., PA over the Braddock Road. Photo from Durell Farm Museum, Columbus Ohio. Allred Collection.
Allred Collection.
Spring Valley Hereford Farms. SV Choice Victor G6. Sire: Gay Hills victor L42nd. Dam: SV Supreme Lady 3". Photo by A. Leland Clark. Allred Collection.
Alf Choice Domino 6. Spring Valley Hereford Farm. Allred Collection.
Mexican steer on tall grass pasture in the Bluestem Hills, shipped from South Texas for fattening. The grasses are little and big bluestem, switch and Indian grass. Brent Ranch. Photo by Louis E. Reid. USDA Soil Conservation Service Photo. Allred Collection.
Aged Texas Longhorn steer. Wichita Mountain Wildlife Refuge. Photo by B.W. Allred. USDA-SCS photo. Allred Collection.
Aged Longhorn steer at the Wichita Mountain Wildlife Refuge. Photo by B.W. Allred. USDA-SCS photo. Allred Collection.
Herb McSpadden, cousin of Will Rogers, at the Will Rogers ranch. McSpadden uses a range and pasture program to prevent overgrazing and conserve soil moisture. Photo by Jim Slack. USDA-SCS photo. Allred Collection.
Cowboys try to throw a stubborn calf. Allred Collection.
Mexican families return across the Rio Grande after shopping in Hot Springs. Arundo donax and Phragmites communis on right banks of Mexican side. Photo by B.W. Allred. USDA-SCS photo. Allred Collection.
A.C. Doughitt rides through bluestem grass in 148 acre pasture that has been deferred and grazed seasonably by the recommendation of the Soil Conservation Service. The pasture made exceptional improvement after only one season of new management. Photo by E.W. Jenkins. USDA-SCs photo. Allred Collection.
A dry salt lake bed near Van Horn; Guadalupe Mountains in background. USDA-SCS photo by C.A. Rechenthin. Allred Collection.
Herefords grazing good Blue Grama range on Rafter O. Ranch west of Amarillo. USDA-SCS photo by Herman Postlethwaite. Allred Collection.
Allred Collection.
Heating branding irons. Allred Collection.
Allred Collection.
Allred Collection.
Allred Collection.
Allred Collection.
Allred Collection.
Allred Collection.
Allred Collection.
Allred Collection.
These two are plentiful at the Flat Top Ranch. Allred Collection.
Allred Collection.
Allred Collection.
Allred Collection.
Allred Collection.
Allred Collection.
Allred Collection.
Allred Collection.
Allred Collection.
Allred Collection.
Natural pastures for sheep and cattle. Courtesy of Dr. Jim Robinson. Allred Collection.
Allred Collection.
Allred Collection.
Allred Collection.
The Grassland Congress. Photo by Galloway News Pictorials. Allred Collection.
Allred Collection.
Allred Collection.
Allred Collection.
Left to Right: B.W. Allred, Alice W. Allred, Doris and Alice Ann, ___ upon Mr. Allred's retirement from the Soil Conservation Service.
Left to Right: B.W. Allred, Alice W. Allred, Doris and Alice Ann upon Mr. Allred's retirement from the Soil Conservation Service. Allred Collection.
Left to Right: B.W. Allred (Soil Conservation Service), Duaine McIntosh, Simon Martinez (accepting award for Ramon Martinez), and Mike Paradis. Photo by James S. Rayner, Yakima, WA. Allred Collection.
Allred Collection.
Allred Collection.
Photo by Howard O. Berg. Allred Collection.
Photo by Howard O. Berg. Allred Collection.
Photo by Howard O. Berg. Allred Collection.
Photo by Howard O. Berg. Allred Collection.
Photo State Fish and Game. Bismark, North Dakota. Allred Collection.
Allred Collection.
Allred Collection.
Golden Oak Bessie, 4th by Prince Peter, 3rd prize junior yearling heifer in Missouri State Fair. Bred and owned by Caraway and Sons, De Leon, Texas. Allred Collection.
Prince Peter, Jr. by Prince Peter, 3rd prize summer yearling bull at the Iowa State Fair. Bred and owned by Caraway and Sons, DeLeon, Texas. Allred Collection.
Allred Collection.
Allred Collection.
Allred Collection.
Allred Collection.
Allred Collection.
Allred Collection.
Allred Collection.
Allred Collection.
Allred Collection.
Front: LeRoy Starr, Karl Young. Standing (left to right): George Q. Spencer, Buss, P.R. Johnston, Vladimir Raddon, B.W. Allred.
Left to right: Mark Nichols, Ernest Staker, Paul Boyce, Stanley Christensen, B.W. Allred, LeRoy Starr, Stewart Starr.
Marker at the location of Camp Floyd. Allred Collection.
Allred Collection.
Allred Collection.
USDA Soil Conservation Service. Snow survey photo by R.B. Branstead. Allred Collection.
Longhorn cattle herd at the Wichita Mountain Wildlife Refuge. USDA Soil Conservation Service photo. Allred Collection.
Allred Collection.
A 6 year old, 3,000 pound Hereford steer belonging to Edward A. Waits, at his ranch 8 miles north of Tryon. USDA-SCS photo by Bob D. Foster. Allred Collection.
Allred Collection.
Cattle of Richard Bros. on 65 mile drive from marsh to cut over pine range swim the inter-coastal canal near Ellender Ferry, 15 miles south of Sulphur. USDA-SCS photo by Robert F. Williams. Allred Collection.
Cattle swimming the Calcasieu River near Cameron. They are being trailed from summer range on fresh marsh and tame pasture to winter range on salt marsh. About 1,000 head of grown cattle in the herd. USDA-SCS photo by Tom Shiflet. Allred Collection.
Allred Collection.
Allred Collection.
Allred Collection.
Allred Collection.
Allred Collection.
Allred Collection.
Allred Collection.
Allred Collection.
Allred collection.
Don Guadalupe of the Lasater Ranch, five year old sire. Weighs 2,400 lbs. with no supplement. August of 1960. Allred Collection.
Dona Belinda, of the Lasater Ranch, beef master matron. Fed on grass. August of 1960. Allred Collection.
Flat Top Ranch. Allred Collection.
Flat Top Ranch (Chas. J. Belden) 16740 Gulf Blvd. Allred Collection.
Flat Top Ranch. Allred Collection.
Allred Collection.
Completed in 1794, its financial success encouraged building of toll roads, especially in New England and the Middle States. Allred Collection.
Allred Collection.
Born in 1867. Portrait about 1911. Allred Collection.
Flat Top Ranch. Allred Collection.
Young bull prospects on the Flat Top Ranch. Allred Collection.
Group at the Flat Top Ranch. Allred Collection.
Allred Collection.
Allred Collection.
Allred Collection.
Allred Collection.
Allred Collection.
Allred Collection.
Allred Collection.
Allred Collection.
Allred Collection.
Allred Collection.
Allred Collection.
Stock water pond on the Hubbard Ranch near Soda Springs. 200 acres of land here were converted from small grain use to pasture due to frost risk and loss of grain. Livestock enterprise has proved economically sound. USDA-SCS photo by R.B. Branstead. Allred Collection.
Wichita Mountains Wild Flower Club. Left to right: Mrs. Jack Howenstine, Mrs. Wilford Cavanness (guest), Mrs. Neda Parker Birdsong, Mrs. Henry B. Routh (club reporter), Mrs. James X. Haley (secretary-treasurer), Mrs. Ernest Greenwalt (V.P.), Mrs. Duane Huscher, Mrs. John I. Taylor, Mrs. Frank Rush Jr. (Pres.), Mrs. J.A. Pumpers. USDA-SCS photo by B.W. Allred. Allred Collection.
Wichita Mountains Wild Flower Garden Club. See previous board (A-5444a) for names. Allred Collection.
Pancho Dos, reserve champion Charbray ball. Age 11 months, 1,230 lbs. Allred Collection.
Allred Collection.
Allred Collection.
Typical Criallo cow. Allred Collection.
Dairy cow, Swiss and Brahmin. Allred Collection.
Black Rock station, 13 3/4 miles west of Dugway. B.W. Allred Collection.
Branding irons at the Quarter Circle U Ranch. Allred Collection.
J.D. Hudgin's prize yearling Brahman bull, June 1946. Photo by B.W. Allred. USDA-SCS photo. Allred Collection.
Formation on the banks of the San Juan River. Allred Collection.
The Goosenecks. Allred Collection.
Allred Collection.
Allred Collection.
Allred Collection.
Allred Collection.
Allred Collection.
Allred Collection.
Allred Collection.
Allred Collection.
Allred Collection.
Allred Collection.
Allred Collection.
Allred Collection.
Allred Collection.
I. and E. chiefs inspect Agricultural Department of Berlin Consolidated School. Left to Right: Col. Locke, Col. Wismer, of USFET Command Schools Section; Information and Education Division, Frankfort; Capt. Anderson, F.M. Coe, Col. Nye, Chief of G3 Section of Berlin District Headquarters, J. Clay Hendricks, Supt. of Berlin Consolidated School. F.M. Coe (Experiment Station Horticulturist).
A group of literacy students in Agriculture, waiting for their bus after a trip to the Kleingarten Schweitzerland, Berlin Consolidated School. F.M. Coe (Experiment Station Horticulturist).
Field of poppies grown for food and oil purposes between Frankfort and Wiesbade, June 1946. Photo by F.M. Coe, Agricultural Department. Berlin Consolidated School. F.M. Coe (Experiment Station Horticulturist).
Peasant farmers stack bundles of seed-flax (raps) grown for oil seed, between Frankfort and Wiesbaden. Photo taken between Frankfort and Wiesbaden by F.M. Coe. F.M. Coe (Experiment Station Horticulturist).
Alfalfa hay stacked on tripode-like frame and platform to cure; rye in foreground. Photo taken between Frankfort and Wiesbaden by F.M. Coe. F.M. Coe (Experiment Station Horticulturist).
Farmers hauling load of seed-flax to the thresher, sugar beets in field at right. Photo taken between Frankfort and Wiesbaden by F.M. Coe. F.M. Coe (Experiment Station Horticulturist).
Sugar beets under typical large wayside apple tree, village houses in background. Photo taken between Frankfort and Wiesbaden by F.M. Coe. F.M. Coe (Experiment Station Horticulturist).
Victoria plum: one of the best varieties in Brandenburg Province...appears worth introducing to U.S. if not available there. F.M. Coe (Experiment Station Horticulturist).
civilians line up to buy their meat ration June 1946. F.M. Coe (Experiment Station Horticulturist).
Berliners Throng Beach at Lake Wannsee resort. F.M. Coe (Experiment Station Horticulturist).
Daughter of David and Ellen Eccles. Portrait 1920.
Son of David and Ellen Eccles. Portrait late 1920s.
Seated center. Ellen Stoddard Eccles (1867-?) seated.
Daughter of David and Ellen Eccles, kneeling. Ellen Stoddard Eccles (1867-?) is seated.
Son of David and Ellen Eccles. Portrait ca. 1935.
Son of David and Ellen Eccles. Portrait ca. 1945.
Portrait, 1930s.
Portrait, 1897.
Ceremony for the laying of the capstone at the lodge, 118 W. 100 No. From Ray Moore, lodge Secretary.
Ceremony for the laying of the capstone at the lodge, 118 W. 100 No. From Ray Moore, Lodge Secretary.
Ceremony for the laying of the capstone at the lodge, 118 W. 100 No. From Ray Moore, Lodge Secretary.
Ceremony for the laying of the capstone at the lodge, 118 W. 100 No. From Ray Moore, Lodge Secretary.
Mormon Temple viewed from the north.
Looking northwest.
Part of five-photo panorama, looking east.
Part of five-photo panorama, looking east.
Part of five-photo panorama looking east.
Part of five-part panorama looking east.
Part of five-part panorama looking east.
Left: Mary Sophia Reed Crockett. Right: Alvin Crockett, first mayor of Logan, also Cache County sheriff. Gift of Ruth Layne.
Brigham Young College baseball team.
"The Bluebirds" (note logo on hats). Piano player is Gib Thorpe, xylophone player is Malcolm Woodruff Smith. Donated by Joan Daniels of Preston, Idaho.
The defunct Minnerly Hotel (Pioneer Hotel), 200 E. 100 No. Cache County tax assessment photo.
Anderson Lumber near the Union Pacific Railroad station. Left to Right: Alex Hill, James S. Allen (manager), David A. Kerr, Robert Haslam, _____.
Thomas W. Hall and crew.
Brenchley Brothers blacksmith shop on Main Street.
Relief Society house.
Job Miller brickyard.
Wellsville Elementary.
Mayday celebration.
The William Smith ranch.
Steam sawmill on divide between Rich and Cache Counties. Owned by Nathaniel W. Hodges.
Point lookout. Lime of similar type of kiln in foreground.
Temple workers in front of south side.
Possibly winter of 1891-1892.
View of the mining town.
Interior, the Sundown Mine.
Interior, the Sundown Mine.
Eli Bradley, top figure.
Eli Bradley behind bar.
Eli Bradley farthest to left.
Rigdale, Idaho, December 1918.
Sunday school, Hyrum 1st Ward.
Clean-up day at Hyrum LDS 1st Ward.
Clean-up day at Hyrum LDS 1st Ward.
Ward reunion and Old Folks Day, Hyrum LDS 1st Ward, January 1913. (Date questionable; flags, bunting would indicate July 4).
The Old Academy built in the 1880s. Torn down 1937-1938.
Chilly school children at the Old Academy.
First Dam.
Left to Right: Eli Bradley, I, Louise Bradley (daughter), Louisa Thomas Bradley (wife).
Wilson Company cutting barley with header, about 2 miles south of Hyrum in Baxter Flats area.
Students of South Cache High School await the Utah-Idaho Central Railroad near the school.
South Cache High School students boarding the Utah-Idaho Central Railroad electric line near the school.
Group, possibly members of the beautification committee appointed by the city council, stand before the Carnegie Library.
Crews widen the Logan Northern Canal.
Bust of Mrs. Alexander G. Ruthner, wife of President of University of Washington.
Statue of child.
Pioneer Family, sculpted in 1937.
Streetcar passing under Eagle Gate, at intersection of State St. and South Temple.
Young Ward float on Main Street before the Tabernacle, Cache Centennial celebration.
Baseball team, Logan High School.
Logan High School.
Student body officers of Logan High School walk toward the school.
Student body officers of Logan High School walk toward school.
Students pose on steps of what was Nibley Hall of Brigham Young College. This group is the student council.
Cache Valley Bank, northeast corner of Main Street and 100 North.
Back row Left to Right: Marcell Pitcher, Reed Neeley, Floyd Veibell, Verl Buxton. Middle row: Grant Erickson, Garth Burgeson, Dale Burgeson, Reese Naegle. Front row: Phil Perry, Reed Pearce, Lyle Kofoed, Kenneth Godfrey. Boys in front: Billy Veibell, Lyle Godfrey.
Cache team at the 1936 Franklin Little World Series. This is the team that lost to Trenton in the poem, "Play Ball". Back row: Karl Hanson, Roy Erikson, Francis Bench, Roy Bingham, Dale Bergeson, Ervin Kendall, Douglas Bergeson. Front Row: Brian Bergeson, James Seamons, L. Butler, Arnold (Shorty) Troseth, Byron Hanson, Newell Lewis, Raymond Dopp.
Cache Valley Baseball League 1949 Champions. Back Row: Gilbert Baker, Virginia Hanson, Marcell Pitcher, Blaine Abell, Grant Bair, Dale Bergeson, Garth Bergeson, Paul McKnight, Edith Pearce, Carl Hanson. Front Row: Grant Erickson, Don Bingham, Wayne Price, LaVar Richmond, Byron Hanson, Dean Bergeson, Verl Buxton. Boys in front: Rod Pearce, Scott Bergeson.
Championship Team. Back row: Paul McKnight, Verl Buxton, Marcell Pitcher, Ray Naegle, Steve Hinkley, John Hyde, Jay Cole, Dean Bambrough. Front row: Billy Veibell, Sammy Kent, LaVar Richmond, Garth Karen, Jerry Pitcher, Lyle Godfrey, Darwin Bingham. Herald Journal photo.
Back Row: Irvin Kendall, Virginia Hansen, Marcell Pitcher, Blaine Abell, Dale Bergeson, Garth Bergeson, Don Bingham, Grant Erikson, Edith Pearce, Karl Hansen. Front Row: Dean Bergeson, Byron Hanson Rex Pilkington, LaVar Richmond, Paul McKnight, Verl Buxton.
Photo taken in Quincy, Illinois, 1860.
Photo taken in Quincy or Salt Lake City.
Photo taken in Salt Lake City or Provo.
Photo taken in Quincy, Illinois.
Logan High School tennis team poses just south of the school. Photo by W. Bennie Degn.
Logan High School golf team.
Raising the flag at Logan High School.
Gift of Stephen Szott, architect of new steeple, 1994.
Identification questionable; portable steam mill.
The Logan, Hyde Park and Smithfield Canal at the mouth of Logan Canyon. Power plant at lower right.
Double-entry stucco house. Ebert Miller thesis photo.
Farm at the mouth of Wellsville Canyon, looking east across valley. Ebert Miller thesis photo.
View looking west over Logan Island.
View looking east over Logan Island and mouth of Logan Canyon. Elbert Miller thesis photo.
Elite Hall built in 1915. Note sleigh in background.
Oregon Short Line depot.
LDS 3rd Ward Chapel. Soren Hansen Queen Anne Victorian house in background.
View west from College Hill, LDS Temple in distance.
Born October 3, 1867. English emigrant to Salt Lake City, Utah.
Eliason sisters cloths store and J.H. Anderson Dry Goods, 85-87 North Main Street.
View looking upstream near mouth of canyon. Purchased from Ken Sanders.
Wasatch range near Ogden. Purchased from Ken Sanders.
Purchased from Ken Sanders.
View looking up canyon, Billie Wilson's sawmill in foreground, operated by water-power. Purchased from Ken Sanders.
Ogden River during high water. Purchased from Ken Sanders.
Man atop Mt. Ogden, formerly called Observatory Peak for the USGS 1888 survey. 9,572 ft. high. Purchased from Ken Sanders.
Mt. Ogden (formerly Observatory Peak), Thanksgiving 1896.
Club Billiards, 117 North Main Street.
A. Alva Rhodes, left, and Ida Barnard Rhodes with the trophy he won at the Eleventh Annual Irrigation Congress, September 1903. At their farm in East Garland. Trophy won for sugar beets. Original trophy held by USU Special Collections.
View looking south down Main Street form just north of present Federal Avenue. Wall of Tithing Yard at left. Taken prior to the construction of the Post Office.
Peter O. Hansen Monuments, east side of Main Street at 150 North, future site of Post Office.
Peter O. Hansen Monuments, east side of Main Street at 150 North, future site of Post Office.
View southwest across old Tithing Yard. Note stone wall. Site of Post Office. Taken October 26, 1907.
Taken May 24, 1909. (Three copies).
Taken May 24, 1909. (Three copies).
Taken May 24, 1909. (Three copies).
Taken August 1, 1909.
Taken August 1, 1909.
Taken September 10, 1909.
Taken September 10, 1909.
Taken September 10, 1909.
Taken September 10, 1909.
Northeast corner of 100 North Main Street, Cache Valley Bank and Tithing Office.
Peach City Ice Cream.
Shaft entrance, Grand Central Mining Company.
Grand Central Mining Company.
Mining towns of Mammoth and Robinson.
Mining near Chikoot Pass, northwest B.C.
Composite group by George Edward Anderson, made in 1886.
Across Utah border at the mouth of the Paria River, site of John D. Lee's settlement following the Mountain Meadows Massacre.
Coolidge Dam, constructed to form San Carlos Lake.
Redmond looking north. Town was laid out in 1906.
Redmond looking west.
The Hotel Griffiths.
The Hotel Griffiths.
Shoshone encampment on Tabernacle lawn for Logan's Pioneer Day (July 24) celebration.
Photo by Fox and Symons, Salt Lake City, Utah.
Photo by Fox and Symons, Salt Lake City, Utah.
Photo by W.S. Praytor
Original settlers at "Idaho Day" celebration.
Exhibited in the 1889 Paris Exhibition. Photogravure by Gebbie and Husson Company.
Photogravure by Gebbie and Husson Company.
Scandinavian mission, 1892.
Consolidated Implement, 27 Center Street.
Looking Northwest, east side of Post Office.
Looking East, alley North of Post Office. Note Mormon Temple in background.
Progress photos, Post Office addition. Looking Northwest.
Progress photos, Post Office addition. Looking Southwest.
Progress photos, Post Office addition.
Progress photos, Post Office addition. Looking Northwest.
Progress photos, Post Office addition. Looking Southwest.
Progress photos, Post Office addition. Looking Northwest.
Progress photos, Post Office addition. Looking Southwest.
Progress photos, Post Office addition. Looking Northwest.
Progress photos, Post Office addition. Looking Southwest.
Progress photos, Post Office addition. Looking Northwest.
Progress photos, Post Office addition. Looking Southwest.
Progress photos, Post Office addition. Looking Northwest.
Progress photos, Post Office addition. Looking Southwest.
Progress photos, Post Office addition. Looking Northwest.
Progress photos, Post Office addition. Looking Southwest.
Progress photos, Post Office addition. Looking Northwest.
Progress photos, Post Office addition. Looking Southwest.
Progress photos, Post Office addition. Looking Northwest.
Progress photos, Post Office addition. Looking Southwest.
From carte-de-visite by C.W. Carter.
Construction camp, building of standard gauge line between Wadsworth, Nevada and Westwood Junction, California. Completed by 1915.
Brigham Young's study in the Lion House. Photo by Newcomb.
Little King David's run by Martin Nielsen, 254 E. 400 North.
The Logan branch of Z.C.M.I., Southwest corner of Main Street and 100 North.
Original identified as George E. Farrell but this could be George H. Farrell, who served a mission in England (1874-1876), and served as tithing clerk, High Priest, and Bishop of Smithfield Ward in Cache. Later appointed Postmaster of Logan.
Funeral in the Salt Lake Tabernacle, May 20, 1888. Note "shadow" images due to slow exposure. Photo by C.W. Carter.
Plans for the Logan Temple by Truman O. Angell, Architect.
Plans for the Logan Temple by Truman O. Angell, Architect.
Plans for the Logan Temple by Truman O. Angell, Architect.
Plans for the Logan Temple by Truman O. Angell, Architect.
Plans for the Logan Temple by Truman O. Angell, Architect.
Plans for the Logan Temple by Truman O. Angell, Architect.
Plans for the Logan Temple by Truman O. Angell, Architect.
Plans for the Logan Temple by Truman O. Angell, Architect.
Plans for the Logan Temple by Truman O. Angell, Architect.
Plans for the Logan Temple by Truman O. Angell, Architect.
Plans for the Logan Temple by Truman O. Angell, Architect.
Plans for the Logan Temple by Truman O. Angell, Architect.
Plans for the Logan Temple by Truman O. Angell, Architect.
Plans for the Logan Temple by Truman O. Angell, Architect.
Plans for the Logan Temple by Truman O. Angell, Architect.
Plans for the Logan Temple by Truman O. Angell, Architect.
Plans for the Logan Temple by Truman O. Angell, Architect.
Exhibit for the Harrison Boulevard extension, October 7, 1966. Ogden Chamber of Commerce.
View of the Harrison Boulevard extension.
Ice jam on Bear Lake, Dugway Road, March 31, 1974
Ice jam on Bear Lake.
The North Rich County school champs of 1937. Principal Clayton Robinson back row left.
North Rich County school track team, ca. 1937.
Gus Petello, basque shepherd, and Will Jacobson, butcher and store owner, in front of Rich County Furniture store.
Photo by George Price, Montpelier Idaho.
From original postcard mailed to Heber C. Robinson.
First play, in the Early barn.
Play in the Early barn.
Possibly upper floor of Robinson store, built 1915.
Play in the Early barn.
Photo by H.E. Lewis. Kaysville, Utah.
Photo by Thomas and Odell, Logan, Utah.
John Weston (drums), Joe Robinson, John Hodges, George Weston, Heber Robinson, Jasper and Chris Kearl, Joe Hodges, Orson Sutterthwaite, Alfred Kearl, George Kearl.
Clayton Robinson, principal of North Rich, at microphone.
North Rich student body.
The North Rich High School band marching in Kemmerer.
The Robinson family house, built by George Robinson.
Back row, left to right: Nancy Margaret Nielson, Harriet Jane Davis, Rebecca Thorn. Front row, left to right: Mary Eleanor Perkins, David Osborne, Sr., David Osborne, Jr. Taken June 1893, one week, before Osborne, Sr. died.
Riter Bros. Drug, 27 North Main Street. At this time (early 1880s) owned by Ormsby and Riter. Appears in 1885 Sanborn map.
Addition of Recreation Center, ca. 1990 to Logan High School.
Boy scouts assembled outside a Mormon church.
Dredging outfit on the Yuba River. Calif Roland Moffitt with shovel, Nathan Weston Clinkinbeard with cable, Steve Manaugh at back (Wenchman) and Kinzea Stone Clinkinbeard at far left.
Dredging outfit on the Yuba River. Calif Roland Moffitt with shovel, Nathan Weston Clinkinbeard with cable, Steve Manaugh at back (Wenchman) and Kinzea Stone Clinkinbeard at far left.
Dredging outfit on the Yuba River. Calif Roland Moffitt with shovel, Nathan Weston Clinkinbeard with cable, Steve Manaugh at back (Wenchman) and Kinzea Stone Clinkinbeard at far left.
Drug store, unknown location. Photo by C.R. Savage.
20th Ward Minstrels.
Josephine Grissom in front, Mrs. George Wood (after husband's death married Noble Warrum), Margaret Cain (Mrs. William G. Patrick) in back row with hat.
Member of Utah Territorial Legislature. Mayor, Salt Lake City (1881).
View looking Northwest by C.R. Savage Art Bazar.
Employees of the "Premium Factory" Amalgamated Sugar Company south of Logan. Photo by Torgeson Studio.
Probably a 7th Ward team (Island donor), age of several players and number rule out ACU. Donated by John W. Carlson.
Miner Bruner, pastor in First Presbyterian Church, Southeast corner 2nd West Center Street.
Photo by C.W. Carter, Salt Lake City, Utah.
Trinity Methodist Church, Southeast corner Main and Center.
Photo of the Kunz family of Bern, Idaho. Their ranching operations were in Caribou County around Slug and Lane's Creeks. Photos are ca. 1905-1910. Copied from album at the Montpelier Historical Society.
Photo of the Kunz family of Bern, Idaho. Their ranching operations were in Caribou County around Slug and Lane's Creeks. Photos are ca. 1905-1910. Copied from album at the Montpelier Historical Society.
Photo of the Kunz family of Bern, Idaho. Their ranching operations were in Caribou County around Slug and Lane's Creeks. Photos are ca. 1905-1910. Copied from album at the Montpelier Historical Society.
Photo of the Kunz family of Bern, Idaho. Their ranching operations were in Caribou County around Slug and Lane's Creeks. Photos are ca. 1905-1910. Copied from album at the Montpelier Historical Society.
Four photos of bridge crossing the Blackfoot River on the Slug Creek Road, east of where the present bridge is.
Note representation of Joseph and Hyrum Smith on wall.
From a postcard.
Second Ward church.
Perrine Coulee, 197 ft. Waterfall
On the Oregon Short Line.
Dilapidated hotel, apparently built in the 1910s. Later moved to Malta in Cassia County, where it serves as a farm house on the old highway route. Photos by Leslie A. Cole, Salt Lake City, Utah in May of June of 1969.. See Surveyor of Pictures "Correspondence" file, February 1996.
Carte-de-visite portrait taken while on European mission, 1865-1868.
Wife of William B. Preston. Carte-de-visite.
Carte-de-visite.
Home of William B. Preston, Presiding Bishop of the LDS Church from 1884 until his death in 1908, on 74 West North Temple. Salt Lake Temple under construction in background.
Full-plate tintype.
Oregon Short Line car laden with lumber. Used as evidence in unidentified suit.
Oregon Shortline car laden with lumber. Used as evidence in unidentified suit.
Possibly a creamery apparatus. Photo by Odell.
A brewery or creamery (?).
View from the southwest shows LDS Temple soon after completion. Note carpenter's shed in foreground.
The "Silver Players." Chris Taylor (Trombone), Andrew Nielsen (Violin), O.E. Peterson (Clarinet), A.J. Peterson (Saxophone), Ray Wahlen (Cornet), John W. Jensen (Drums), Victoria Olsen, piano (later Mrs. Russell S. Hansen).
Top, left to right: Ruby, Lev. Middle: Eva, Soren. Bottom: Lila, Fay, Carroll.
Children gathered outside of the "Old Academy" in winter. 3rd grade class.
Soren Hanson standing back row left. Fay Hanson (Ferrie LeGrande) in front.
City Marshal of Logan. U.S. Commissioner, Cache Valley.
Tome Lee and his "Pride" train ('the Old 400") crossing the Bear River.
Water tower next to railroad yard.
Standing, left to right: Vivian Hatch Bullen (1888-?), Marie Barber, Carrie McAlister Hendricks. Seated left to right: William B. Preston, E.G. Peterson, Phebe Nebeker Peterson, Willard Langton (1872-1915), Orville Adams, Nellie Bullen Langton (1872-?).
Seated: R.V. Larson, Sylvia Low, ___ Harding, Kate Holliday. Standing: John H. Peterson Rudolph Hammer, Nettie Nelson.
Brigham Young College debating team.
Missionary group in New Haven, Connecticut. Photo by Altman.
Missionary group in New Haven, Connecticut. Photo by Altman.
Missionary group in New Haven, Connecticut. Photo by Altman.
Barn of stock raiser John Quayle (1858-?), resident of Logan LDS 3rd Ward. Barn held 80 tons of hay.
Smithfield High School graduating class. 1st row (sitting) left to right: Vera Carlson, Fern Nelson, Luella Hansen, _____ Hulse, Almeda Scrother. 2nd row (sitting) left to right: Tish Read, R.V. Larson, Minnie Bain. 3rd row (standing) left to right: Elias Mather, John Mather, Osborne Low.
Smithfield High School graduating class. 1st row: Violet Larsen, Vera Plowman. 2nd row: Diana Miles, Emma Olsen, Eunice Woodruff, Ethel Mather, Selma Olsen, Myrtle Plowman, Pearl Hillyard, Lillie Peterson. 3rd row: Elsie Nielsen, Cora Weeks, Winnie Naylor, R.V. Larson (principal), Lima Seal, Birdie Hunt, Margaret Pitcher. 4th row: Leonard Roskelley, Engene Merrill, Ben Price, Joe Crockett, John Carlson, Carl Carlson, Hazen Hillyard Earl McCann, Richard Todson, Stewart Mack. 5th row: David Roskelley, James Richardson, Aquilla Noble.
Smithfield High School graduating class. 1st row (left to right): _______, William Erickson, Joan Miles, ______ Scrother, Samuel Sorenson. 2nd row: Frank Winn, Edith Bingham, R.V. Larsen (principal), Genevieve Peterson, Raye Noble, Leland Nelson. 3rd row: Jennie Nelson, Margaret Lewis, Brent Allen, Alveretta Smith, Margaret Hall, Ethel Bingham, Walter Pitcher.
1st row, (left to right): Charles G. Wood, C.J. Christensen, Sylvester Low, G.A. Hogan, John S. Leatham. 2nd row: Mrs. Leatham, Mrs. Wood, Mrs. Christensen, Clara M. Kremer, Mrs. Low, Mrs. Hogan. 3rd row: R.V. Larsen, Mrs. Larsen, _____ Hammond, Mrs. Hammond, Arthur Jensen, Mrs. Jensen.
Probably an Eastern state missionary group. Willard Langton on 2nd row 3rd from right.
Missionaries.
Becker Brewing and Malting Company float.
Standing: Samuel Leroy Roskelley (1885-?), Izora Roskelley (1886-?). Seated: Samuel Roskelley, Jr. (1863-1936), Bernice Roskelley (1908-?), Samuel Roskelley (1837-1914), William Hendricks Roskelley (1866-1948), Frankie Driscoll (1906-?).
Photo by Charles E. Johnson.
Parade entry, the Utah Semi-Centennial Jubilee.
The first House of Representatives at the Salt Lake City and County Building, or "Unihalle".
View from the Southeast. Note Annex still under construction.
Woodruff School glee club. Note diplomas. Photo by Torgeson-Odell Studio in Logan.
Float on Main Street in the Semi-Centennial anniversary of the Mormons' entry of the Salt Lake Valley. Also known as the Utah Jubilee. Photograph by LaDell Harston. Gift of Mrs. Liz Graham of Hyrum, Utah.
Float on Main Street in the Semi-Centennial anniversary of the Mormons' entry of the Salt Lake Valley. Also known as the Utah Jubilee. Photograph by LaDell Harston. Gift of Mrs. Liz Graham of Hyrum, Utah.
Float on Main Street in the Semi-Centennial anniversary of the Mormons' entry of the Salt Lake Valley. Also known as the Utah Jubilee. Photograph by LaDell Harston. Gift of Mrs. Liz Graham of Hyrum, Utah.
Float on Main Street in the Semi-Centennial anniversary of the Mormons' entry of the Salt Lake Valley. Also known as the Utah Jubilee. Photograph by LaDell Harston. Gift of Mrs. Liz Graham of Hyrum, Utah.
Float on Main Street in the Semi-Centennial anniversary of the Mormons' entry of the Salt Lake Valley. Also known as the Utah Jubilee. Photograph by LaDell Harston. Gift of Mrs. Liz Graham of Hyrum, Utah.
Float on Main Street in the Semi-Centennial anniversary of the Mormons' entry of the Salt Lake Valley. Also known as the Utah Jubilee. Photograph by LaDell Harston. Gift of Mrs. Liz Graham of Hyrum, Utah.
Float on Main Street in the Semi-Centennial anniversary of the Mormons' entry of the Salt Lake Valley. Also known as the Utah Jubilee. Photograph by LaDell Harston. Gift of Mrs. Liz Graham of Hyrum, Utah.
Float on Main Street in the Semi-Centennial anniversary of the Mormons' entry of the Salt Lake Valley. Also known as the Utah Jubilee. Cache Knitting Works float in rear. Photograph by LaDell Harston. Gift of Mrs. Liz Graham of Hyrum, Utah.
Float on Main Street in the Semi-Centennial anniversary of the Mormons' entry of the Salt Lake Valley. Also known as the Utah Jubilee. Photograph by LaDell Harston. Gift of Mrs. Liz Graham of Hyrum, Utah.
Float on Main Street in the Semi-Centennial anniversary of the Mormons' entry of the Salt Lake Valley. Also known as the Utah Jubilee. Photograph by LaDell Harston. Gift of Mrs. Liz Graham of Hyrum, Utah.
Canal spillway, probably Ogden Canyon. Photo by LaDell Harston.
Front, left to right: Nancy Clarabel Smith, Elsie Louise Smith, Pricilla (Sib) Smith Langton. Second row, left to right: George Albert Smith, Nathanial Libby Smith, Ezra Chase Smith, Winslow Farr Smith, Don Carlos Smith.
First Presidency, left to right: John Rex Winder, Counselor (1821-1910), Joseph F. Smith, President (1838-1918), Anthon Henrik Lund, Counselor (1844-1921).
Composite, Logan Tabernacle Choir.
View from the southeast. Photograph by Smith and Thomas of Ogden, Utah.
Composite, Brigham Young College graduates.
Brigham Young College graduates.
Photographers: Anderson and Widerburg.
The lady in the white dress holding the baby and the man on the left is Amos Peterson's sister and brother-in-law, Mons and Anna Peterson.
Photographs taken in the early 1970s.