Descriptive Summary
Utah State University, Merrill-Cazier Library, Special Collections & Archives
Fife Folklore Archives
Merrill-Cazier Library
Utah State University
3000 Old Main Hill
Logan, UT 84322-3000
Phone: 465-797-8248
Fax: 435 797-2880
Email: scweb@usu.edu
UUS_FOLK
COLL 29
Bear
River Heritage Area Council.
Living Traditions of the Bear River Heritage
Area survey collection
1999-2004
39 boxes
9.5 linear feet
Sound recordings of interviews, photographs,
maps, illustrations, field notes and logs, and videotape and Powerpoint presentation
stored on disc from a survey conducted 2001-2002 to identify the heritage
traditions, themes, and future heritage projects of the Bear River Heritage Area in
Utah (Box Elder, Cache, and Rich Counties).
Collection materials are in English.
Restrictions
Open to public research. To access the collection a patron must have the following
information: collection number, box number, folder number and item number. The
materials do not circulate and are available in USU's Special Collections and
Archives. Patrons must sign and comply with the USU Special Collections and Archives
Use Agreement and Reproduction Order form as well as any restrictions placed by the
collector or informant(s).
Permission to publish material from the living traditions of the Living Traditions of the Bear River Heritage
Area survey collection must
be obtained from the Curator of the Fife
Folklore Archives and/or the Special Collections Department Head.
Copyright
It is the responsibility of the user to obtain permission to publish from the owner
of the copyright (the institution, the creator of the record, the author or his/her
transferees, heirs, legates, or literary executors). The user agrees to indemnify
and hold harmless the Utah State University Libraries, its officers, employees, and
agents from and against all claims made by any person asserting that he or she is an
owner of copyright.
Permission to publish material from the Living Traditions of the Bear River Heritage
Area survey collection must be obtained from the Curator of the Fife
Folklore Archives and/or the Special Collections Department Head.
The project called for the finished inventory and fieldwork to be housed in USU's
Special Collections and Archives and made available to community members and
scholars. The Utah portion of the fieldwork was deposited in the Archives in March
2002; the Idaho fieldwork was deposited in the Archives in August 2005. The Utah
portion and the first few boxes of the Idaho collection are processed to the item
level. The remainder of the Idaho fieldwork will be processed to the item level.
However, all items in the collection are available at this time.
Originally processed by Randy Williams. Register created by Susan Gross, May 2004,
Utah fieldwork; Randy Williams, September 2005, Idaho fieldwork; updated by Randy Williams, March 2012.
Living traditions of the Bear River Heritage Area survey, 1999-2002. (FOLK COLL 29). Utah State University. Special Collections and Archives Department.
Divided into the following series:
- I. Administration
- II. Publicity and ephemera
- III. Fieldnotes and informant information
- IV. Sound recordings and logs
- V. Photographs and logs
- VI. Maps and illustrations
- VII. Final products
- VIII. Publications
Historical note
The Bear River Heritage Area Council works to identify, preserve, and enhance the
natural, cultural, and economic heritage and to stabilize and expand upon the
economic opportunities associated with the heritage of the Bear River area, which
consists of four counties in southeastern Idaho: Bear Lake, Caribou, Franklin, and
Oneida and three counties in northern Utah: Box Elder, Cache, and Rich that make up
the Bear River drainage. The Council created a strategic plan that called for
working with long time area residents and scholars to record local histories and
identify and document traditional artisans and folklore of the Bear River region.
This plan included working with communities and professional folklore fieldworkers
to collect and record oral histories and information on local culture, artisans, and
historically significant buildings.
In order to move this plan forward, Randy Williams (USU's Fife Folklore Archives) and
Cindy Hall (Bear River Association of Governments) wrote grants and the BRHAC
received funds from the Utah Humanities Council and the Community Cultural/Heritage
Coordinating Council to conduct a fieldwork survey in Utah in the summer/fall 2001
in order to catalog the traditions in the Utah portion of the area. In 2003, Elaine
Thatcher (Associate Director of the Mountain West Center for Regional Studies at
Utah State University), Cindy Hall, wrote a grant to National Endowment for the Arts
(NEA) to conduct the Idaho fieldwork.
The grant monies were used to hire folklore consultant Andrea Graham to conduct
interviews in all seven counties (4 Idaho and 3 Utah) with local community members
and tradition bearers and to mentor graduate student interns to assist with the
fieldwork, and to develop an inventory of folk traditions in the Bear River Heritage
Area. For the Utah segment of the fieldwork survey three graduate students from
USU's Folklore Program participated: Sally Haueter (Rich County), Robin Parent
(Cache County), and Michael Ward (Box Elder County). As well, Elaine Thatcher and
Randy Williams conducted fieldwork in Utah. For the Idaho segment of the fieldwork
survey three senior or graduate students from Idaho State University's English or
Anthropology Departments and freelance folklorist (Duskin-Goede) participated: Sarah
Barsness (Oneida County), Lisa Duskin-Goede (Franklin County), Andrew Jorgensen
(Bear Lake County), and Terry Livingston (Caribou County). As well, Elaine Thatcher
conducted fieldwork.
The inventory was used as the foundation for identifying heritage traditions and
themes and future projects of the Bear River Heritage Area Council, and as a
reference for interested community organizations. The fieldwork culminated with free
public presentations in each of the counties entitled: "The Living Traditions of the
Bear River Area." These programs included a PowerPoint presentation from the lead
fieldworkers and graduate students and demonstrations from two community tradition
bearers in each county. At the completion of the fieldwork, Elaine Thatcher, Tricia
Harrison, Sally Haueter, and Randy Williams worked on the Bear River Heritage Guide
that showcases the heritage sites, services, and traditions of the BRHA and is
available throughout the region to help "heritage tourists" and local residents
alike learn about and visit local heritage sites.
As well, the fieldwork gave the BRHAC direction for future heritage projects and
helped with the BRHAC proposal to the 108th Congress to establish the National Bear
River Heritage Area in Idaho and Utah.
The media holdings of the Living Traditions of the Bear River Heritage Area project
were assigned project identification letters and numbers in the field as follows:
- Prefix:
- BR = Bear River
- Year: 03 (Only for the Idaho Fieldwork, which helps differentiate the two
fieldwork projects: Utah/Idaho)
- Fieldworkers:
- SB = Sarah Barsness
- LD = Lisa Duskin-Goede
- AG = Andrea Graham
- SH = Sally Haueter
- AJ = Andrew Jorgensen
- TL = Terry Livingston
- RP = Robin Parent
- ET = Elaine Thatcher
- MW = Michael Ward
- RW = Randy Williams
- Media Format Codes:
- T=Cassettes Tape
- DAT=DAT Digital Tape
- B=Black and White Print Image/Film
- C=Color Print Images/Film
- D=Digital Color Images
- CD = Compact Disc
- F=Fieldnotes
- Sequential number within each format, such as 1, 2, 3, etc.
- Frame number for images:
- Sequential number of the frame (image/slide).
The codes within each alpha-numeric identification are ordered in the following way:
the prefix, the year (for the Idaho fieldwork), the fieldworker, the media type, the
number within the group and for images the frame. For example, BR-SH-C-3:5 is the
fifth frame on the third roll of color film that Sally Haueter took in Utah.
BR-03-AG-T-13 is Andrea Graham's Idaho fieldwork, her 13th tape. The indices to the
images on the CDs (digital duplicate photographs of all the print versions) are
listed first by the CD identification number, followed by the corresponding number
to the print version (BR-AG-CD-1-15: BR-AG-C-2-10).
Folklore and Folklife
Williams, Randy, 1961-
Hall, Cindy.
Bear
River Area (Utah-Idaho)--Folklore.
Bear
River Area (Utah-Idaho)--History.
Cache
County (Utah)--Folklore.
Cache
County (Utah)--History.
Rich
County (Utah)--Folklore.
Rich
County (Utah)--History.
Box
Elder County (Utah)--Folklore.
Box
Elder County (Utah)--History.
SERIES I
ADMINISTRATION
Utah
(14 Folders)
1
1
Fieldwork Summary and
Goals
Item 1
Summary: Living Traditions of the
Bear River Valley Undated
(2 copies)
Item 2
Executive Summary: Living
Traditions of the Bear River ValleyUndated
(2 copies)
Item 3
Cache Valley Agricultural Heritage
Program, statement of purpose, need, sourcesUndated
1
2
Utah Humanities Grant Proposal,
Paperwork, and Correspondence
Item 1
Utah Humanities Council
Competitive Grant Application;
2000 September 15
(8 pages)
Item 2
Jodi Graham (UHC) to Randy
Williams; notice of grant application receipt:
2001 March 7
Item 3
Cynthia Buckingham (UHC) to Randy
Williams; grant approval notice:
2001 May 1
Item 4
Utah Humanities Council Grant
Agreement;
2001 May 1
(5 pages)
Item 5
Copy of grant check written by
Utah Humanities Council to the Bear River Association of
Governments;
2001 April 15
Item 6
Jodi Graham (UHC) to Randy
Williams; request for final reports:
2002 March 5
Item 7
Utah Humanities Council Project
Director Final Report Form;
2002 March 11
(11 pages)
Item 8
Jodi Graham (UHC) to Randy
Williams; grant file closure notice:
2002 April 16
1
3
Utah State Heritage Areas Information,
Grant Proposal, and Correspondence
Item 1
(Summary) Help Preserve You Local
Heritage by Becoming a Utah Heritage Area or Corridor Undated
(8 pages)
Item 2
Utah Heritage Areas and
Corridors: Grant Guidelines Undated
(6 pages)
Item 3
Utah Division of State History
Grant Application: Heritage Areas and Corridors; Undated
2001 March 30
(6 pages)
Item 4
Community Cultural/Heritage
Coordinating Council packet and notice of grant approval Undated
(9 pages)
1
4
Project Correspondence
Item 1
Andrea Graham to the Bear River
Association of Governments Undated
Item 2
Andrea Graham to Bear River
Heritage Council Members Undated
Item 3
Michael B. Ward to Andrea Graham; 2001 December 3
1
5
Heritage Designation
InformationUndated
Item 1
Excerpts from draft of
"Maximizing Utah's Heritage Development Potential" Undated
(9 pages)
1
6
BRHA Bylaws and Strategic
Plan
Item 1
Draft Bylaws of Bear River
Heritage Area CouncilUndated
(3 pages)
Item 2
Strategic Plan for the Bear River
Heritage Council; 2000 December 18
(4 pages; 2 copies)
1
7
Student Intern Contracts
Item 1
Sally Haueter contract
Undated
Item 2
Robin Parent contract
Undated
Item 3
Michael Ward contract
1
8
Project Meeting
Agendas/Notes
Item 1
BRHC Fieldworker Meeting Agenda; 2001 October 24
Item 2
BRHC Fieldworker Meeting NotesUndated
Item 3
BRHC Fieldworker Meeting NotesUndated
(2 pages)
1
9
Cultural Themes for
Fieldwork
Item 1
Cultural Themes in the Bear River
Heritage Area Undated
(2 pages)
Item 2
Living Traditions of the Bear
River Heritage Area: Utah Fieldwork Report, SummaryUndated
1
10
Fieldwork Forms
Item 1
Living Traditions of the Bear
River Heritage Area: Archiving Standards Undated
(2 copies)
Item 2
Living Traditions of the Bear
River Heritage Area: Tape Log Undated
(2 copies)
Item 3
Living Traditions of the Bear
River Heritage Area: Photo Log Undated
Item 4
Living Traditions of the Bear
River Heritage Area: Artist/Contact Information Undated
(2 copies)
Item 5
Living Traditions of the Bear
River Heritage Area: Release Form Undated
(3 copies)
1
11
Archival Forms
Item 1
Utah Folklife Archives - blank
formUndated
Item 2
Utah Folklife Archives - filled
out form, example 1 (for an audio tape) Undated
Item 3
Utah Folklife Archives - filled
out form, example 2 (for photo slides) Undated
Item 4
Utah Folklife Data Base - blank
form Undated
Item 5
Utah Folklife Data Base - filled
out form, example 1 Undated
Item 6
Utah Folklife Data Base - filled
out form, example 2Undated
1
12
Project Contact
Information
Item 1
Box Elder County Tourism Council,
Members List; 2001 July 25
(3 pages)
Item 2
Bear River Heritage Area Contacts
2 Undated
(6 pages)
Item 3
Bear River Heritage Partners; 2002 April 18
(2 pages)
1
13
Idaho Fieldwork
Information
Item 1
Proposed Fieldwork Budget for
Idaho/Wyoming Portion of the Bear River Heritage Project Undated
(2 pages)
1
14
Final Report
Item 1
Living Traditions of the Bear
River Heritage Area: Utah Fieldwork Report (Summary), by Andrea
Graham Undated
Item 2
Living Traditions of the Bear
River Heritage Area: Utah Fieldwork Report (Final Report), by
Andrea Graham Undated
(12 pages)
Idaho
(3 Folders)
2
1
GrantUndated
2
2
Intern/Fieldwork FormsUndated
Item 1
BRHA Idaho Fieldworker Contact
InformationUndated
Item 2
Living Traditions of the Bear
River Heritage Area: Archiving Standards (Idaho) Undated
Item 3
Living Traditions of the Bear
River Heritage Area: Contract for Student Fieldworkers
(Idaho)Undated
2
3
Final Report
Item 1
Bear River Heritage Area Idaho FieldworkUndated
2
4
CD: Notes, Logs, Reports
Item 1
Andrea Graham, 1 Master CD of all
fieldworker notes, logs and reports Undated
Item 2
Lisa Duskin-Goede, 4 CDs of all
fieldwork notes, logs, images (Franklin County) Undated
Item 3
Terry Livingston, 1 CD of
fieldwork notes and logs CD (Caribou County)Undated
Item 4
Andrea Graham, 1 Master CD of all
fieldworker notes, logs and reports for Bear River Heritage AreaUndated
Item SERIES II
PUBLICITY AND EPHEMERA
Utah
(12 Folders)
1
1
Project Publicity
Item 1
Living Traditions of the Bear
River Heritage Area - call for support, flyer Undated
Item 2
Living Traditions of the Bear
River Heritage Area - presentation poster Undated
Item 3
Living Traditions of the Bear
River Heritage Area - presentation flyer Undated
Item 4
Herald Journal's Cache Magazine,
"Explore Heritage", newspaper: Undated
1
2
EmptyUndated
1
3
Box Elder County Ephemera
Item 1
Box Elder County Retail Business
and ServicesUndated
Item 2
Box Elder County: Community
Development Department 2000 Strategic Plan and Annual Report
Undated
Item 3
Brigham City Brochure
Undated
Item 4
Brigham City/Box Elder County
Informative Brochure Undated
Item 5
Friends, Food, and Fun in 2001:
Box Elder County Fair and Golden Spike Rodeo, Schedule of
events2001 August 22-25
Item 6
2001 Golden Spike Rodeo program
Undated
Item 7
Randee Munns' portfolio (rodeo
clown and barrelman), Garland, Utah Undated
Item 8
Box Elder County Annual Festivals
and Events - flyer Undated
Item 9
Brigham City Area Service
Organizations, List Undated
(5 pages)
1
4
Box Elder County Ephemera -
Brochures
Item 1
Box C Ranch brochure Undated
Item 2
Box Elder County - tourism
brochure Undated
(2 copies)
Item 3
Transcontinental Railroad:
National Back Country Byway - BLM brochure (map incl.)
Undated
Item 4
Bear River Migratory Bird Refuge,
Brigham City, Utah - brochure Undated
Item 5
Golden Spike National Historic
Site - informative flyer Undated
(2 copies)
Item 6
Brigham City's Peach Days
Celebration - brochure Undated
Item 7
Mennonite proselytizing pamphlet -
"People Call Us Mennonites" Undated
Item 8
Mennonite proselytizing pamphlet -
"To Whom Does It Belong?" Undated
Item 9
Mennonite proselytizing pamphlet -
"The Days of Noah" Undated
Item 10
Mennonite proselytizing pamphlet -
"Feet Washing" Undated
Item 11
Mennonite proselytizing pamphlet -
"A Christian Wife: Adorned for God's Glory" Undated
Item 12
Mennonite proselytizing pamphlet -
"Scriptural Church Loyalty" Undated
Item 13
Mennonite proselytizing pamphlet -
"Missing Links" Undated
Item 14
Mennonite proselytizing pamphlet -
"Will Jesus Ever Come?" Undated
Item 15
Mennonite proselytizing pamphlet -
"Feminism, Family, Fathers" Undated
Item 16
Mennonite proselytizing pamphlet -
"A Civil War Experience" Undated
Item 17
Mennonite proselytizing pamphlet -
"The Strait Gate" Undated
Item 18
Lehman's Kitchen - brochure and
ordering information Undated
Item 19
Lehman's Kitchen, "The Story" -
advertising flyerUndated
1
5
Box Elder County Ephemera - Newspaper
Clippings
Item 1
"Buggytown rolls to a stop in
Tremonton", Box Elder News Journal, (printed from online) 2001 August 21
Item 2
"Box Elder County Fair", Box Elder
News Journal, (printed from online) 2001 August 21
Item 3
"Authentic Cuisine," Leader
(Tremonton, Utah), newspaper clipping2001 August 22
Item 4
"One dedicated class clown: BATC
teacher also a famous rodeo clown," The Herald Journal2002 October 19
Item 5
Peach Days 2000 - Box Elder News
Journal Special Section Undated
Item 6
Trans-Continental: Golden Spike
National Historic Site, Vol. 1, No. 11 2001
Item 7
Golden Spike - Fire 2001
(Supplement to The Transcontinental) - fire management
newsletter Undated
Item 8
"Willard History Carved in Stone,"
Utah Holiday 1974/(also photocopies onto the same page: )
"Willard Block Set Aside as Historic Site", Box Elder News
Journal, - magazine/newspaper clippings (photocopied) 1974 July 25
1
6
Box Elder County Ephemera -
Miscellaneous Historical Information
Item 1
"Historical Willard Homes" -
information and listings Undated
Item 2
"The Co-op", information about
Brigham City's co-op - flyer Undated
Item 3
Transcript of Interview with Joyce
Matthews (Willard/Perry);1999 June 7
11 pages
Item 4
Transcript of taped interview with
Don (Chris) and DeeRae Christensen
(Willard/Perry)1999 June 5
15 pages
Item 5
Transcript of taped interview with
Ralph Nielson (Willard/Perry)1999 June 8
11 pages
1
7
Cache County Ephemera -
Miscellaneous
Item 1
Annual Report of Logan River
Distribution System, State of Utah, Office of State Engineer,
Logan, Utah, by Fern Nate, Water Commissioner1983
Item 2
Annual Report of Lower Bear
Distribution System, prepared for State of Utah, Office of State
Engineer, Logan, Utah, by Terry L. Gnehm, Water CommissionerUndated
2000
Item 3
Cache Valley Guide Undated
Item 4
30th Annual Festival of the
American West brochure/program/itinerary 2001
Item 5
Westward: News of the American
West Heritage Center, Vol. 1, No. 1 - Newsletter Undated
Item 6
2001 American Heritage Quilt Show
(AHQS) - information flyer, registration form, rules
Undated
Item 7
"Product of Cache Valley", lists
Cache Valley food producers - flyer Undated
Item 8
The "Old Crookston Home" open
house (Logan?, Utah) - flyer Undated
Item 9
"The Tran Family: Vietnamese
Beadworkers and Embroiderers," narrative (unknown
author)Undated
1
8
Cache County Ephemera -
Brochures
Item 1
Cache Valley and Logan, Utah -
brochure (including area maps) - Cache Valley Tourist Council
Undated
Item 2
A Scenic Guide to Logan Canyon -
brochure (maps incl.) Undated
(3 copies)
Item 3
CacheArts.com - brochure
Undated
Item 4
Cache Valley-Logan, Utah -
restaurant, shopping and theater guide Undated
Item 5
Providence Inn Bed and Breakfast -
advertisement postcard Undated
Item 6
A New Song & Dance
Routine: Square Dance - informative brochure - Logan, Utah
chapter Undated
Item 7
The American Heritage Quilt Show
(AHQS) program 2001 July 27-August 4
Item 8
Beaver Creek Lodge, Summer Rates
and Information brochure1999-2000
Item 9
Discover the Past: American West
Heritage Center, schedule of events and information - brochure
Undated
Item 10
Cox Honeyland and Gifts, store
history and information - brochure Undated
Item 11
Logan Canyon Climbs: An
Introduction to Climbing in Logan Canyon - informative brochure
Undated
Item 12
Cache Valley Heritage Driving
Tour, Utah/Idaho Undated
Item 13
Caffè Ibis - brochureUndated
1
9
Cache County Ephemera - Newspaper
Clippings
Item 1
"Heritage Highway to drive through
Cache Valley," The Cache Citizen2000 September 7
Item 2
"The Beauty of Barns," Herald Journal (Logan, Utah)2001 March 5
Item 3
"Barns Due to Get a Facelift,"
Herald Journal (Logan, Utah)2001 April 25
Item 4
"Making Every Drop Count," Herald Journal (Logan, Utah)2001 August 22
1
10
Rich County Ephemera
Item 1
Rich County Fair 2001: Something
for Everyone! - county fair program/schedule of events
Undated
Item 2
Paris, Idaho Stake Tabernacle -
informative pamphlet Undated
Item 3
Rich County, Utah - informative
brochure Undated
Item 4
Utah/Idaho Bear Lake Valley -
informative tourist brochure Undated
Item 5
The Bluebird Inn - advertising
brochure (Bear Lake area) Undated
Item 6
Eagle Feather Inn Bed and
Breakfast (Bear Lake area) - brochure Undated
Item 7
Bear Lake, Utah/Idaho
Accommodations - brochureUndated
Item 8
"Joseph C. Rich: Versatile Pioneer
on the Mormon Frontier," by Ezra J. Poulsen - article Undated
(7 pages)
Item 9
The Bear
Laker - A Visitor's Guide to Recreation Along U.S. 89
- 2001 June 13
Item 10
The Bear
Laker - A Visitor's Guide to Recreation Along U.S. 892001 July 11
Item 11
Narrative on the origin and
history of George H. Robinson's store in Laketown, Utah; donated
by Clayton H. Robinson (unknown author)Undated
Item 12
"Garden City, Utah and the Old
Church Bell" - narrative, donated by Doug Spence (unknown
author) Undated
Item 13
The Bear
Laker"Bell recast for Utah's Centennial," by Tammy
Stephens1996 August 7
1
11
Bridgerland/Bear River Heritage Area
(General) Ephemera
Item 1
Bear River Heritage Area Events; 2001 August-September
(3 pages)
Item 2
"Eat Your Way Through
Bridgerland!", Cache Valley and Bear Lake, Utah - flyer
Undated
Item 3
Bridgerland Hiking Trails (maps
included) Undated
Item 4
Bridgerland Travel Region: Tourism
DataUndated
Item 5
Bear River Heritage Area Agricultural TourUndated
Item 6
2010 Fall and Winter Markets in the Bear River Heritage AreaUndated
Item 7
Farmer' Markets of the Bear River Heritage Area 2011Undated
1
12
Unknown/Other Ephemera
Item 1
Taking the Scenic Route: A guide
to Idaho's scenic byways - brochure (incl. maps) Undated
Item 2
Mormon Pine Furniture - quiz and
brochure Undated
Item 3
"Heritage Highway 89: 2000 Kickoff
Edition!" Undated
Item 4
Utah Preservation: Building on the Past - magazine; Volume
5 Undated
Item 5
Unknown transcript - oral family
history Undated
(13 pages)
Item 6
"EM BÉ QUÊ Pham Duy," song/poem
(unknown author) Undated
Item 7
National
Geographic (Vol. 126, No. 4) "Cambodia, Indochina's
'Neutral' Corner," by Thomas J. Abercrombie (incomplete article
- photocopy)Undated
Item 8
National
Geographic (Vol. 187, no. 4) "The New Saigon,"
magazine cover (photocopy) Undated
Item 9
National
Geographic (Vol. 176, no. 5) "Vietnam: Hard Road to
Peace," magazine cover (photocopy) Undated
Idaho
(10 Folders)
2
1
Project Publicity
Item 1
Living Traditions of the Bear
River Heritage Area - call for support, flyerUndated
Item 2
Living Traditions of the Bear flyerUndated
2
2
General Ephemera -
Miscellaneous
Item 1
The
Southeast Idaho Almanac
2004 June
Item 2
The
Southeast Idaho Almanac
2005 July
Item 3
www.idahostatejournal.com: Your family,
your newspaper
Undated
Item 4
Southeast IDAHO Travel Guide: Pioneer
Country Travel Council: Cowboys, Indians & Pioneers
Undated
Item 5
Southeast IDAHO Travel Guide: Just Right
for You
Undated
Item 6
"Legislators to ask feds for help
with Bear River: Proposal seeks aid in shoring up area
waterway's storage capacity," Idaho State
Journal, (no page number)2005 February 21
Item 7
"Bannock, Bingham Hispanic
populations show Little Growth," Idaho
State Journal, (no page number)2003 September 19
[including data for Idaho survey counties].
Item 8
Idaho Department of Agriculture in
conjunction with the Idaho State Historical Society: Century
Farm and Ranch ApplicationUndated
Item 9
"The Saddle Maker's Art: Rancher
Carves Niche Building Saddles for Cowboys," [Larry Christensen]
Idaho State Journal, (page
A-11)2002 June 10
Item 10
"Harvest Time: Weather likely to
keep potato yield lower and market prices higher," Idaho State Journal (page A-11)2002 Sepptember 30
2
3
General Ephemera - Travel
Brochures
Item 1
Visitor's Guide to Southeastern
Idaho, 2 versions Undated
Item 2
Taking the Scenic Route: A Guide
to Idaho's Scenic Byways Undated
Item 3
Southeastern Idaho and Western
Wyoming Undated
Item 4
Guide to the Lander Cut-Off:
Oregon Trail (printed Undated
1998)
Item 5
Oregon Trail in Idaho: And Other
Emigrant Trails Undated
Item 6
Brochure: Intermountain Region
Offices: U.S. Department of Agriculture Forest Service
Undated
Item 7
Brochure: Mormon Pioneer Trail
Undated
Item 8
Brochure: OCTA: Oregon-California
Trails AssociationUndated
2
4
Bannock County Ephemera -
Miscellaneous
[This is supplemental information; Bannock County was not part of
the official survey area.]
Item 1
"Workin' on the Railroad:
Railroads have changed in the 100 Years Since the Gate City was
founded," Idaho State Journal,
(page A-10)2003 July 15
Item 2
"The Fur man: 75-Years in Hides,
puts Pocatello resident on Top," Idaho
State Journal, (page C-1, 4)2002 November 22
Item 3
"Downata Hot Spring" Undated
Item 4
Brochure: Downey Idaho: A Nice
Place to Visit, A Great Place to BeUndated
Item 5
"Piano Man," [Kim Thomas from Swan
Lake, ID] Idaho State Journal,
(page C-8)2003 March 20
Item 6
"Building Family Tradition: The
Hadleys Turn Straw Bales into Holiday Art," Idaho State Journal, (page A-9)2002 December 2
Item 7
"Through Tough Times, Swan Lake's
Only Store Survives: Mercantile Serves as Tiny Southeastern
Idaho Town's Lifeblood," Idaho State
Journal, (page A-1, 3)2001 September 28
Item 8
Business Card: "Julie's Best
Bakery: Everything from Scratch," Jess & Julie Anderson,
owners, Downey, IdahoUndated
2
5
Bear Lake County Ephemera -
Newspapers/ClippingsUndated
2
6
Bear Lake County Ephemera - Travel
BrochuresUndated
2
7
Caribou County Ephemera -
Newspapers/ClippingsUndated
2
8
Caribou County Ephemera - Travel
BrochuresUndated
2
9
Caribou County Ephemera - Phosphate
Mining (Soda Springs)Undated
2
10
Caribou County Ephemera - Clifford
SizemoreUndated
Item 1
"Memories," Unpublished book of
poetry, by Cliff Sizemore
1997
2
11
Bear River Heritage Area Idaho Programs
Item 1
2006 Bear River Heritage Area Idaho Program
2006
Idaho
(20 Folders)
3
1
Franklin County - Fieldwork Publicity
and Franklin Ephemeral Collection InformationUndated
3
2
Franklin County - Area
HistoriesUndated
3
3
Franklin County - Franklin
HistoriesUndated
3
4
Franklin County - Bear River
MassacreUndated
3
5
Franklin County - Calcium
MinesUndated
3
6
Franklin County - Bonneville
CiscUndated
3
7
Franklin County - Chamber of Commerce
(travel brochures)Undated
3
8
Franklin County - Family History
LibraryUndated
3
9
Franklin County - Hardanger
EmbroideryUndated
3
10
Franklin County - Larsen-Sant
ShowUndated
3
11
Franklin County - Leonard J. Arrington
Memorial Lecture2003 October 23
3
12
Franklin - County Maple Grove Hot
SpringsUndated
3
13
Franklin - County Oneida Stake
AcademyUndated
3
14
Franklin County - Red Rock
PassUndated
3
15
Franklin County - Smithland
B&BUndated
3
16
Franklin County - The Llama
ConnectionUndated
3
17
Swan Lake (Bannock County) - Thomas
MercUndated
3
18
Franklin County - Wendell
SmithUndated
3
19
Franklin County - Festival of
LightsUndated
3
20
Franklin County Ephemera -
MiscUndated
Idaho
(5 Folders)
4
1
Oneida County - MaladUndated
4
2
Oneida County - SamariaUndated
4
3
Oneida County - Newspaper
ClippingsUndated
4
4
Oneida County - Pari-Mutual
RacingUndated
4
5
Oneida County - David Lloyd Evans
History (Founder of D.L. Evans Bank)Undated
SERIES III
FIELDNOTES AND INFORMANT
INFORMATION
SUB-SERIES A
Fieldnotes
Utah
(5 Folders)
1
1
Graham, Andrea
Item 1
Old main streets in southern
ID/northern UT; Red Rock Pass Historic Marker; hillside
letters; Mormon architecture; local businesses
2001 June 5-7
(Summary, 2 pgs.)
Item 2
Week of 2001 June 18-24
(Summary, 1 pg.)
Item 3
Mormon headstones; American
West Heritage Center; Ted Kindred; Ted Thatcher interview;
2001 June 18
(4 pgs.)
Item 4
Garden City LDS Ward quilters
2001 June 19
(2 pgs.)
Item 5
Box Elder Economic Development
meeting; Larry Douglass of Brigham City museum
2001 June 20
(2 pgs.)
Item 6
Week of 2001 June 25-29
(Summary, 1 pg.)
Item 7
Driving tour through Franklin,
ID, Richmond and Smithfield, UT, Gossner Foods; Don Hansen
interview
2001 June 27
(2 pgs.)
Item 8
Driving tour through southern
Cache Valley, to Ogden, up through Willard and Perry, UT;
Rosamond Melartin and Kirsti Vuohelainen interview
2001 June 28
(3 pgs.)
Item 9
Dean Michaelson interview
2001 June 29
(2 pgs.)
Item 10
Week of 2001 July 16-18
(Summary, 1 pg.)
Item 11
Bear River Heritage Council
meeting; Patty Timbimboo-Madsen interview; visit to Golden
Spike National Historic Site 2001 July 16
(4 pgs.)
Item 12
Jean Pugmire interview; Saigon
Restaurant; Smithsonian exhibit "Yesterday's Tomorrows,"
Hyrum, UT 2001 July 17
(5 pgs.)
Item 13
Leo Bravo interview (Hispanic
Center); La Ranchera market; Paris, ID (tabernacle,
historical museum); Jo Ann Stephens Farnsworth interview2001 July 18
(4 pgs.)
Item 14
Week of
2001 July 24-26
(Summary, 1 pg.)
Item 15
Pioneer Day activities (Bear
River City and Logan)2001 July 24
(2 pgs.)
Item 16
Gossner's Foods; Bunarith
Chuon interview2001 July 25
(3 pgs.)
Item 17
"Uncle Bert" house; "Famous
Fruitway"; Pioneer Country Travel Council meeting; South
Bannock Historical Museum; Norton cemetery2001 July 26
(2 pgs.)
Item 18
Week of
2001 August 1-3
(Summary, 1 pg.)
Item 19
Festival of the American West;
Helen Timbimboo interview; Max Godfrey interview; Clay
Nicholas interview; Wellsville Tabernacle Quilt Show 2001 August 1
(4 pgs.)
Item 20
Bluebird Candy Factory; Joanne
Fraser interview; Korea House Restaurant; Eldon and Alta
Munns interview 2001 August 2
(6 pgs.)
Item 21
Festival of the American West 2001 August 3
(1 pg.)
Item 22
Week of 2001 August 7-8
(Summary, 1 pg.)
Item 23
Bluebird Candy Factory;
interview with Joanne Fraser; Richard Watkins interview;
Shoshone Washakie Farms 2001 August 7
(4 pgs.)
Item 24
Guy Cardon interview 2001 August 8
(2 pgs.)
Item 25
Week of 2001 August 22-24
(Summary, 1 pg.)
Item 26
Dave Christensen interview;
Deweyville, UT driving tour; Box Elder County Fair; Box
Elder County parade 2001 August 22
(4 pgs.)
Item 27
BRHA meeting; Snowville
driving tour; Marble Park; Golden Spike Rode 2001 September 23
(3 pgs.)
Item 28
Sandman Hotel; Terry Gnehm
interview 2001 September 5
(1 pg.)
Item 29
Cambodian community memorial
service 2001 September 17
(4 pgs.)
Item 30
Randee Munns interview 2001 September 19
(1 pg.)
Item 31
Driving tour of Idaho counties
in BRHA2001 September 26
(1 pg.)
Item 32
Bancroft and Chesterfield, ID;
Call cabin; Higginson/Holbrook House2001 September 28
(2 pgs.)
Item 33
Mary Meiners interview; Wolfe
Delbridge interview; potato sorting operation; Manuel Patiño 2001 October 2
(5 pgs.)
1
2
Haueter, Sally
Item 1
Garden City, Utah; Bear Lake
Motor Lodge (Aubrey Anderson); Sue Kennedy Lutz; Marie and
Anita Weston; Laketown, Utah; Randolph, Utah; Woodruff,
Utah2001 June 18
(2 pgs.)
Item 2
Garden City LDS quilting;
wedding ring quilt; baby blanket quilt; block quilt
2001 June 19
(1.5 pgs.)
Item 3
Fern Pope interview, Garden
City, Utah; Argyle Boot Shop, Randolph, Utah
2001 June 20
(2 pgs.)
Item 4
Bret Argyle, leather worker,
Randolph, Utah
2001 July 2
(Partial page)
Item 5
Oral and Sue Lutz, Garden
City, Utah; Woodruff, Utah rodeo; Randolph, Utah
2001 July 3
(1 pg.)
Item 6
Woodruff Homecoming dinner
2001 July 4
(Partial page)
Item 7
Hoopes family, Mantua, Utah --
community celebration of July 24th (Pioneer Day) 2001 July 20-21
(Partial page)
Item 8
Laketown, Utah; Garden City
LDS quilting
2001 July 24
(1 pg.)
Item 9
Elgie and Clayton Robinson
interview (unrecorded)
2001 July 25
(Partial page)
Item 10
Raspberry Days, Garden City,
Utah 2001 August 2-4
(Partial page)
Item 11
Elgie and Clayton Robinson
interview (recorded) - Bear Lake area history 2001 August 16
(Partial page)
Item 12
Barbara Fjeldsted (owner of
the Sportsman, Logan, Utah)2001 August 17
(Partial page)
Item 13
Rich County Fair; Rich County
Parade; Rich County Rodeo; Bret Argyle; Dot Gray2001 August 18
(1 pg.)
Item 14
Doug Spence; Marie and Anita
Weston interview; Fern Pope's quilts; Dot Gray
2001 August 25
(Partial page)
Item 15
Bret Argyle interview; Donna
Cornia-Gardner, Randolph, Utah.; Nathell Hoffman2001 September 1
(1 pg.)
Item 16
Pugstone, Garden City, Utah
2001 October 20
(Partial page)
Item 17
Mackinaw fishing
2001 October 25
(Partial page)
Item 18
Missy Argyle interview,
Randolph, Utah; public event at Rich County Junior High
School, Laketown, Utah
2001 November 1
(Partial page)
1
3
Parent, Robin
Item 1
Summary of fieldwork Undated
(5 pages)
1
4
Thatcher, Elaine
Item 1
one day car tour/survey of
Bear River Area 2001 May 30
(7 pgs.)
1
5
Ward, Michael
Item 1
Boyd Marble interview; Bob
Rust interview 2001 June 21, 29
(1 pg.)
Item 2
Cache Valley Hispanic
Community Center2001 July 17
(1 pg.)
Item 3
Ann Holmgren
2001 July 18
(1 pg.)
Item 4
Beth Gurrister; Fruit Highway;
Ralph Nielson interview
2001 July 19
(1 pg.)
Item 5
Box Elder Tourism Council
meeting; Tamera Zollinger interview; Delone Glover; Philip
Lehman; Kenji Fujikawa
2001 July 25
(1 pg.)
Item 6
Ann Holmgren interview
July 26, 2001 2001 July 26
(1 pg.)
Item 7
Philip Lehman interview; Kenji
Fujikawa interview 2001 July 27
(1 pg.)
Item 8
Paperwork and contacts2001 July 30
(1 pg.)
Item 9
Participated in making Lehman
Fruit Spread; Mennonite traditions2001 July 31
(1 pg.)
Item 10
Wrote letters2001 August 1
(1 pg.)
Item 11
Ralph Nielson interview;
Clemente Lemus interview
2001 August 2
(1 pg.)
Item 12
Typed fieldnotes and
transcription2001 August 3
(1 pg.)
Item 13
Garland's Wheat and Beat Days;
Jay Holmgren2001 August 4
(1 pg.)
Item 14
Lewi Douglas interview; Jay
Holmgren interview; Jim Tazio interview
2001 August 9
(1 pg.)
Item 15
Summary of fieldwork
2001 December 1
(1 pg.)
Idaho
(5 Folders)
1
1
Sarah Barsness (Oneida
County)Undated
1
2
Lisa Duskin-Goede (Franklin
County)
1
3
Andrea GrahamUndated
1
4
Andrew Jorgensen (Bear Lake
County)Undated
1
5
Terry Livingston (Caribou
County)Undated
1
6
Mary Penrod(Clifton)Undated
SUB-SERIES B
Contact/Artist Information
Utah
(5 Folders)
1
1
Graham, Andrea
Item 1
Bravo, Leo: Logan, Utah;
director of the Hispanic Center of Cache ValleyUndated
(2 copies)
Item 2
Chuon, Bunarith: Nibley, Utah;
organizer of the Cambodian AssociationUndated
(2 copies)
Item 3
Delbridge, Wolfe: Bancroft,
Idaho; saddlemaker, leatherworkerUndated
Item 4
Gnehm, Terry: Logan, Utah;
commissioner for Logan River Water Users, as well as for the
Lower Bear River Water Users; irrigationUndated
Item 5
Godfrey, Max: Riverside, Utah;
rawhide braider, cowboy poetUndated
Item 6
Hansen, Don: Tremonton, Utah;
saddlemaker, leatherworkerUndated
(2 copies)
Item 7
Meiners, Mary: Bancroft,
Idaho; quilter, embroiderer, tatter, crocheter, rug weaver,
braider, sewer/needleworkerUndated
Item 8
Melartin, Rosamond and Kirsti
and Unto Vuohelainen: North Logan, Utah; Traditional arts
and foods of FinlandUndated
(2 copies)
Item 9
Michaelson, Dean: Bloomington,
Idaho; trapperUndated
Item 10
Munns, Eldon and Alta:
Garland, Utah; historian of Garland, as well as sugar beet
factories; welder of sculpturesUndated
Item 11
Munns, Randee: Garland, Utah;
rodeo clown, welding teacher, horse trainer, farmer, creator
of decorative welded mailboxes
Item 12
Nicholas, Clay: Corinne, Utah;
saddlemakingUndated
Item 13
Pugmire, Jean: Logan, Utah;
descendant of Paris, Idaho founder - Charles C. Rich, former
association with the Whittier Center refugee program
(2 copies)
Item 14
Thatcher, Ted: Logan, Utah;
irrigation system, Cache Valley historyUndated
(2 copies)
Item 15
Timbimboo, Helen: Brigham
City, Utah; Shoshone language and traditional foods,
buckskin tanning, beadworking and other traditional
craftsUndated
Item 16
Timbimboo-Madsen, Patty:
Brigham City, Utah; Cultural and Natural Resource Director
for the Northwest Band of Shoshone; beadworking, buckskin
tanning, cultural educationUndated
(2 copies)
1
2
Haueter, Sally
Item 1
Argyle, Bret: Randolph, Utah;
tack repair, saddlemaking, leatherworking, sheep and cattle
rancherUndated
(2 copies)
Item 2
Cornia, Donna: Randolph, Utah;
vegetable and flower gardenerUndated
(2 copies)
Item 3
Hoffman, Nathell: Randolph,
Utah; history of Randolph, knitter, quilting, sewing
(needlework), crocheting, history of quilting in the areaUndated
(2 copies)
Item 4
Pope, Fern: Garden City, Utah;
oral historian, quilting, crocheting, knitter, latch
hooking, rug sewing and crochetingUndated
(2 copies)
Item 5
Robinson, Clayton and Elgie:
Laketown, Utah; crocheting, knittingUndated
(2 copies)
Item 6
Spence, Douglas: Garden City,
Utah; knowledge of the geographical area of Garden City;
father's pencil drawings of various buildings in the Garden
City/Pickleville areaUndated
(2 copies)
Item 7
Weston, Anita: Garden City,
Utah; embroiderer, quilting, gardener, cook, piano player,
furniture refinishingUndated
(2 copies)
1
3
Ward, Michael
Item 1
Fujikawa, Kenji: Honeyville,
Utah; Japanese community, BuddhismUndated
(2 copies)
Item 2
Holmgren, Ann: Bear River
City, Utah; town historian, ranch wifeUndated
(2 copies)
Item 3
Lehman, Philip: Garland, Utah;
Mennonite, maker of fruit spreads - "Lehman's Fruit Spreads"Undated
(2 copies)
Item 4
Lemus, Clemente: Perry, Utah;
Mexican migrant worker for Nielson's Fruit and ProduceUndated
(2 copies)
Item 5
Marble, Boyd: Bothwell, Utah;
creator of Marble park which contains variety of things
built out of antique farm equipment; Mormon pioneer heritageUndated
(2 copies)
Item 6
Nielson, Ralph: Perry, Utah;
owner and operator of Nielson's Fruit and Produce on Utah's
Famous FruitwayUndated
(2 copies)
Item 7
Tazoi, Jim: Garland, Utah;
farmer, Japanese community, World War II VeteranUndated
(2 copies)
Item 8
Tazoi, Kim: Garland, Utah;
Japanese, former internment camp resident, Bunka Japanese
traditional artUndated
(2 copies)
1
4
Williams, Randy
Item 1
Pugmire, Jean: Logan, Utah;
worked with the Vietnamese community in Cache
ValleyUndated
1
5
Release Forms
Idaho
(5 Folders)
2
1
Barsness, Sarah (Oneida
County)Undated
2
2
Duskin-Goede, Lisa (Franklin
County)Undated
2
3
Graham, Andrea (Various
counties)Undated
2
4
Jorgenson, Andrew (Bear Lake
County)Undated
2
5
Livingston, Terry (Caribou
County)Undated
2
6
Release Forms
SERIES IV
SOUND RECORDINGS AND LOGS
SUB-SERIES A
Tape Logs/Transcripts
(5 Folders)
1
1
Graham, Andrea
(7 audio tapes)
BR-AG-T-1
Interview with Ted Thatcher in his
home in River Heights, Utah, on
2001 June 18
(2 copies)
Irrigation.
BR-AG-T-2
Interview with Ted Thatcher in his
home in River Heights, Utah
2001 June 18
(2 copies)
Irrigation
BR-AG-T-1, 2
Ted Thatcher interview
transcription
BR-AG-T-3
Interview with Don Hansen in
Tremonton, Utah2001 June 27
(2 copies)
Saddlemaking
BR-AG-T-3
Don Hansen interview
transcriptionUndated
BR-AG-T-4
Interview with Dean Michaelson in
Bloomington, Idaho
2001 June 29
(2 copies)
Trapping
BR-AG-T-4
Dean Michaelson interview
transcriptionUndated
BR-AG-T-5
Interview with Joanne Fraser and
other Bluebird Candy employees in Logan, Utah
2001 August 7
(2 copies)
Candy making
BR-AG-T-5
Bluebird Candy Factory (Joanne
Fraser) interview transcriptionUndated
BR-AG-T-6
Interview with Terry Gnehm in
Logan, Utah, on
2001 September 5
(2 copies)
Logan River and Lower Bear River irrigation companies
BR-AG-T-6
Terry Gnehm interview
transcriptionUndated
BR-AG-T-7
Interview with Randee Munns in
Logan, Utah, on 2001 September 19
(2 copies)
Rodeo; rodeo clowning; barrelman; welding; farming; mailboxes
1
2
Haueter, SallyUndated
(1 audio tape)
BR-SH-T-1
Interview with Fern Pope in her
home in Garden City, Utah
2001 June 20
(2 copies)
quilting; rugs; crocheting; doilies
BR-SH-T-2
No log or tape
BR-SH-T-3
Interview with Anita Weston and
Marie Weston in Garden City, Utah
2001 August 25
No tape log
BR-SH-T-4
Interview with Doug Spence in
Garden City, Utah2001 August 25
No tape log
BR-SH-T-5
Interview with Bret Argyle in
Randolph, Utah, on 2001 September 1
No tape log
BR-SH-T-6
Interview with Donna Cornia in
Randolph, Utah
2001 September 1
No tape log
1
3
Parent, Robin
(4 audio tapes)
BR-RP-T-1
Interview with John Calderwood at
the White Owl Bar and Grill in Logan, Utah, on
2001 June 21
business owner; history of the White Owl
BR-RP-T-2
Interview with Dr. Rich Gordin at
Einstein's Bagels in Logan, Utah
2001 July 3
(2 copies)
Cache Valley sense of community
BR-RP-T-3
Interview Randy and Sally Wirth at
Caffé Ibis in Logan, Utah2001 July 30
(2 copies)
business owners; history and origin of the café; community-store
relationship
BR-RP-T-4
Interview with Marla Brindly
Trowbridge in Hyrum, Utah
2001 August 14
(2 copies)
Harness maker
1
4
Ward, MichaelUndated
(4 audio tapes)
BR-MW-T-1
Interview with Bob and Ester Rust
in Logan, Utah2001 June 21
2 tapes (2 copies)
Logan Canyon; ranching; local personalities; boot-legging; World
War II
BR-MW-T-2
Interview with Ralph Nielsen (and
others - unknown) in his office at Nielson's Fruit and Produce
in Perry, Utah, on 2001 August 2
2 tapes (2 copies)
fruit and produce business
BR-MW-T-3
Interview with J. Holmgren and
Lewis Douglas at Mr. Douglas's home in Tremonton, Utah2001 September 8
2 tapes (2 copies)
farming and ranching; grasshoppers; rabbit drives; farming and
ranching duties; water witching; granaries; storytelling
BR-MW-T-4
Interview with Jim Tazoi at his
home in Garland, Utah2001 August 8
2 tapes (2 copies)
World War II; racism; Japanese culture in Garland, Utah; farming
1
5
Williams, Randy
(2 interviews)
Item 1
[No sound recording]: Interview
with Quang Nham at his home in Logan, Utah
2001 October 7
Migration to the United States (Logan, Utah) from Vietnam;
Vietnamese traditions in Cache Valley, Utah; the Lion Dance,
Chinese New Year
Item 2
[No sound recording]: Interview
with Yen Le Nguyen at her home in Logan, Utah
2001 September 10
(2 copies)
Migration to the United States (Cache Valley, Utah) from
Vietnam; traditions of the Vietnamese community in Cache Valley;
Vietnamese New Year; Lion Dance; traditional music; weddings;
work ethic
2
1
Barsness, Sarah
(10 audio tapes)
BR-03-SB-T-1
Interview with Mitchell Deschamps
in his home in Malad, Idaho
2003 July 11
Life history and writing of Mitchell Deschamps, 101 year old man
from Malad
BR-03-SB-T-2
Interview with Mitchell Deschamps
in his home in Malad, Idaho
2003 July 11
Life history and writing of Mitchell Deschamps, 101 year old man
from Malad.
BR-03-SB-T-3
Interview with Fay Cottle, in her
home in Malad, Idaho2003 July 23
Life of Fay Cottle growing up in Mitchell Hollbrook and later as
Oneida Museum Director.
BR-03-SB-T-4
Interview with Luke Waldron in
his home in Samaria, Idaho
2003 July 29
Historic preservation in Samaria, Mitchell growing up in
Samaria.
BR-03-SB-T-5
Interview with Don Evans at Evans
Co-Op in Malad, Idaho2003 July 29
History of Evans family and Co-Op Building
BR-03-SB-T-6
Interview with Clarence Hughes at
Blue Goose, Samaria, Idaho
2003 July 31
Clarence Hughes life in Samaria during the depression and
WWII.
BR-03-SB-T-7
Interview with Clarence Hughes at
Blue Goose, Samaria, Idaho
2003 July 31
Clarence Hughes life in Samaria during the depression and
WWII.
BR-03-SB-T-8
Interview with Rex Daniels at his
home in Malad, Idaho
2003 August 13
Life on a ranch and the history of ranching/farming in
Malad.
BR-03-SB-T-9
Interview with Lucille Ipsen at
his home in Malad, Idaho
2003 August 18
Gardening on a ranch and growing up in Samaria.
BR-03-SB-T-10
Interview with Jeanetta Flind,
Mary Emma Roderick, and Kodee Udy at the home of Mary Emma
Roderick in Malad, Idaho
2003 August 19
Discussion of family quilt making: why and how they make quilts
for loved ones.
2
2
Duskin-Goede, Lisa
(14 audio tape, 2 copies)
BR-03-LD-T-1
Interview with Jay Moyle in
Clifton, Idaho
2003 July 9
Conversation while watching Jay and his staff make beet jerky in
his "jerk Kitchen" at Papa Jay's store in Clifton, Idaho. [This
is a topical transcription, with some word for word sections
BR-03-LD-T-2
Interview with Dell (DJ) Griffiths
in Dayton, Idaho
2003 July 24
Conversation in the car during driving tour of parts of Franklin
County hosted by DJ Griffiths of Dayton, Idaho.
BR-03-LD-T-3
Interview with Dell (DJ) Griffiths
in Dayton, Idaho
2003 July 24
Continuation of conversation on car tour into Treasureton and
other parts of Franklin County.
BR-03-LD-T-4
Interview with Ruth Cutler Hart in
Preston, Idaho
2003 July 28
Ruth Cutler Hart oral history; Ruth's granddaughter (Sorel Frew)
was present.
BR-03-LD-T-5
Interview with Ruth Cutler Hart in
Preston, Idaho: Continuation of oral history
with Ruth Cutler Hart 2003 July 28
BR-03-LD-T-6
Interview with Jim Boone at his
home in Lewiston, Utah2003 September 1
Conversation with Jim about his background and boat making.
BR-03-LD-T-7
Interview with Robert McGregor in
Thatcher, Idaho2003 September 26
Conversation with Robert McGregor on a car tour through Thatcher
Idaho. Robert is driving and doing most of the talking. His wife
Relda sat in the back seat and added comments.
BR-03-LD-T-8-13
InterviewsUndated
BR-04-LD-T-1-3
InterviewsUndated
2
3
Graham, Andrea
(2 audio tape)
BR-03-AG-T-1
Interview with Mitchell Hart adn
Trent Clark in Soda Springs, Idaho
2004 November 11
Phosphate mining and Monsanto operations in SE Idaho.
2
4
Jorgensen, Andrew
(11 audio tape)
BR-03-AJ-T-1-6
InterviewsUndated
2
5
Livingston, Terry
(11 audio tape)
BR-03-TL-T-1-11
InterviewsUndated
SUB-SERIES B
Audio Cassette RecordingsUndated
(4 Boxes)
1
Graham, AndreaUndated
(7 tapes)
Item 1
BR-AG-T-1Undated
Item 2BR-AG-T-2Undated
Item 3BR-AG-T-3Undated
Item 4BR-AG-T-4Undated
Item 5BR-AG-T-5Undated
Item 6BR-AG-T-6Undated
2
Graham, Andrea - Haueter, SallyUndated
(6 tapes)
Item 1
BR-AG-T-7Undated
Item 2
BR-SH-T-17Undated
Item 3
BR-SH-T-3Undated
Item 4
BR-SH-T-4Undated
Item 5
BR-SH-T-5Undated
Item 6
BR-SH-T-6Undated
3
Parent, Robin - Ward, MichaelUndated
(6 tapes)
Item 1
BR-RP-T-1Undated
Item 2
BR-RP-T-2Undated
Item 3
BR-RP-T-3Undated
Item 4
BR-RP-T-4Undated
Item 5
BR-MW-T-1 (1 of 2)Undated
Item 6
BR-MW-T-1 (2 of 2)Undated
4
Ward, MichaelUndated
(6 tapes)
Item 1
BR-MW-T-2 (1 of 2)Undated
Item 2
BR-MW-T-2 (2 of 2)Undated
Item 3
BR-MW-T-3 (1 of 2)Undated
Item 4
BR-MW-T-3 (2 of 2)Undated
Item 5
BR-MW-T-4 (1 of 2)Undated
Item 6
BR-MW-T-4 (2 of 2)Undated
5
Barsness, Sarah - Duskin-Goede, Lisa
(17 tapes)
Item 1
BR-03-SB-T-1Undated
Item 2
BR-03-SB-T-2Undated
Item 3
BR-03-SB-T-3Undated
Item 4
BR-03-SB-T-4Undated
Item 5
BR-03-SB-T-5Undated
Item 6
BR-03-SB-T-6Undated
Item 7
BR-03-SB-T-7Undated
Item 8
BR-03-SB-T-8Undated
Item 9
BR-03-SB-T-9Undated
Item 10
BR-03-SB-T-10Undated
Item 11
BR-03-LD-T-1 (2 copies)Undated
Item 12
BR-03-LD-T-2 (2 copies)Undated
Item 13
BR-03-LD-T-3 (2 copies)Undated
Item 14
BR-03-LD-T-4 (1 copy)Undated
6
Duskin-Goede, LisaUndated
(17 tapes)
Item 1
BR-03-LD-T-4 (1 copy)Undated
Item 2
BR-03-LD-T-5 (2 copies)Undated
Item 3
BR-03-LD-T-6 (2 copies)Undated
Item 4
BR-03-LD-T-7 (2 copies)Undated
Item 5
BR-03-LD-T-8 (2 copies)Undated
Item 6
BR-03-LD-T-9 (2 copies)Undated
Item 7
BR-03-LD-T-10 (2 copies)Undated
Item 8
BR-03-LD-T-11 (2 copies)Undated
Item 9
BR-04-LD-T-1 (2 copies)Undated
7
Duskin-Goede - Graham, Andrea -
Jorgensen, AndrewUndated
(17 tapes)
Item 1
BR-04-LD-T-2 (2 copies)Undated
Item 2
BR-04-LD-T-3 (2 copies)Undated
Item 3
BR-04-AG-T-1Undated
Item 4
BR-04-AG-T-2aUndated
Item 5
BR-04-AJ-T-2bUndated
Item 6
BR-04-AJ-T-3aUndated
Item 7
BR-04-AJ-T-3bUndated
Item 8
BR-04-AJ-T-4Undated
Item 9
BR-04-AJ-T-5aUndated
Item 10
BR-04-AJ-T-5bUndated
Item 11
BR-04-AJ-T-6Undated
Item 12
BR-04-AJ-T-7Undated
Item 13
BR-04-AJ-T-8Undated
8
Livingston, TerryUndated
(11 tapes)
Item 1
BR-03-TL-T-1Undated
Item 2
BR-03-TL-T-2Undated
Item 3
BR-03-TL-T-3Undated
Item 4
BR-03-TL-T-4Undated
Item 5
BR-03-TL-T-5Undated
Item 6
BR-03-TL-T-6Undated
Item 7
BR-03-TL-T-7Undated
Item 8
BR-03-TL-T-8Undated
Item 9
BR-03-TL-T-9Undated
Item 10
BR-03-TL-T-10Undated
Item 11
BR-03-TL-T-11Undated
SERIES V
PHOTOGRAPHY AND LOGS
SUB-SERIES A
Photographic Logs and Indices
1
1
Graham, Andrea - COLOR PRINT PHOTO
LOGSUndated
(15 rolls)
BR-AG-C-1
Photo logUndated
(2 copies)
1
Painted alpine mural on majestic mart in
Downey, IdahoUndated
2-4
Views of Cache Valley from Westside
Highway 23, between Trenton and Newton, looking west,
south and northUndated
5-19
Trenton CemeteryUndated
5
Bench with slipcoverUndated
6-7
Buttars stone, front and backUndated
8-9
Merrill stone, front (with RV camper)
and backUndated
10
Butler stoneUndated
11
Bodily stone with photoUndated
12
Thurgood stone with photosUndated
13-14
Andersen stone with 2 wives, front
and backUndated
15
Peterson infantUndated
16-17
Lund stone, front and backUndated
18
Andrew stoneUndated
19
Cemetery overviewUndated
20-21
Irrigation canal with hay field,
west of Highway 23, south of TrentonUndated
22-25
Elaine Thatcher irrigating in her
father's backyard, moving gatesUndated
BR-AG-C-2
Photo logUndated
(2 copies)
1-10
Elaine Thatcher irrigating her
father's garden2001 June 18
1
HeadgateUndated
2-3
Water running down rowsUndated
7-10
Ted and Elaine Thatcher irrigating
(#10 MISSING)Undated
11-18
Garden City LDS Ward quilters2001 June 19
11-12
Mary Fojtek teaching classUndated
13-18
Quilting; Sally Haueter (18)Undated
19-24
Plymouth cemetery2001 June 20
19
OverviewUndated
20-21
Archibald stone, front and back
(with snowmobile)Undated
22
Hess stone with shaking handsUndated
23-24
Timbimboo stone, front and
backUndated
BR-AG-C-3
Photo logUndated
(2 copies)
1-13
Plymouth cemetery2001 June 20
1
Hess stone, with photo and wheatUndated
2
Starr stone with windmill and water
troughUndated
3
Back of stone with guitarUndated
4
Starr stone with metal archUndated
5
Steed stone with cows and riderUndated
6
Thompson stone with fishermanUndated
7
Bell stone with cabin and snowmobileUndated
8
Baby Bell stone with photUndated
9
Thomason stone with grandma and
fishermanUndated
10
Udy stone with fishermanUndated
11-12
Lamb stone with arch and bulldozerUndated
13
Whiting stone with baking and baseballUndated
14-15
Steel Art, Franklin, Idaho2001 June 27
16
Franklin, hillside letter and year, "F"
and "1860"Undated
17-19
Franklin cemeteryUndated
17
Entrance gateUndated
18
Durrant stone with cutout metal archUndated
19
Shrives stone with "Buy-Sell-Trade"Undated
20
Richmond "Black and White Days" signUndated
21-25
Don Hansen in saddle shop,
Tremonton, UtahUndated
21-22
WorkbenchesUndated
23-24
SaddlesUndated
25
Don Hansen setting up saddleUndated
BR-AG-C-4
Photo logUndated
(2 copies)
1-4
Don Hansen, saddlemaker, Tremonton,
Utah2001 June 27
1
SaddleUndated
2
Maker's markUndated
3-4
Don Hansen with saddleUndated
5-10
Hyrum Cemetery (6/28/01)2001 June 1
5
overview with plant hangersUndated
6-8
Brown stone with story and backUndated
9
Reese stone with hobbiesUndated
10
Juray stone with metal horseUndated
11
Housing development, Perry, UtahUndated
12
Quilt frame advertising sign, Perry,
UtahUndated
13-19
Dean Michaelson, trapper,
Bloomington, Idaho2001 June 29
13
badger hides in basementUndated
14-15
Dean Michaelson with bobcat hideUndated
16
Showing traps in shedUndated
17-18
Hide stretchersUndated
19
Antlers, etc., in garageUndated
20-25
Bloomington, Idaho cemeteryUndated
20
OverviewUndated
21-22
View east from cemeteryUndated
23
Ransom stone with book and glassesUndated
24-25
Jacobsen stone, front and
backUndated
BR-AG-C-5
Photo logUndated
(2 copies)
1-4
Bloomington, Idaho cemeteryUndated
1-2
Bateman stone, front and backUndated
3
Stevens stone with color engravingUndated
4-5
Nebeker stone (front and back) with
photo and horseshoe archUndated
BR-AG-C-6
Photo logUndated
(2 copies)
1-3
Smithfield ImplementUndated
4-6
Houses with barns behind, Smithfield,
UtahUndated
7-8
Three generations of farmhouses,
Highway 30, mile marker 107Undated
9-16
Bear River City cemeteryUndated
9
Overview with irrigation ditchUndated
10
HeadgateUndated
11
Young stone, sealed after death of
husbandUndated
12-13
Richardson stone with nicknamesUndated
14-15
Mcrea stone, Albanian couple with
wheat on topUndated
16
Entrance gate with old steepleUndated
17-18
New developments with hayfields,
Wellsville, UtahUndated
19-22
Pioneer Day, Willow Park, Logan,
UtahUndated
19-20
Navajo taco boothUndated
21
Salt water taffy boothUndated
22
Dutch oven cooking boothUndated
23-24
Alpine murals on Gossner's Foods
factoryUndated
BR-AG-C-7
Photo logUndated
(2 copies)
1-3
Gossner's Foods alpine murals and
entranceUndated
4
Brigham City "B" hillside letterUndated
5-9
"Uncle Bert" Johnston's house, Forest
St. Brigham City, UTUndated
10
Quilt Frame sign, Perry, UtahUndated
11-15
Grammy's Fruit stand, Perry, UtahUndated
16
Fruit stand, Perry, UtahUndated
17-23
Paul's Patch fruit stand Perry,
UtahUndated
BR-AG-C-8
Photo logUndated
(2 copies)
1-2
Bell Ranch alpine mural, Preston,
IdahoUndated
3
Bell Ranch mailbox, made of welding rod,
Preston, IdahoUndated
4-25
Festival of the American West,
American West Heritage Center, Wellsville, UtahUndated
4-17
Shoshone boothsUndated
4
Helen Timbimboo's grandkids playingUndated
5-6
Helen Timbimboo, Shoshone artistUndated
7
Beadwork for sale in Helen Timbimboo's
demonstration areaUndated
8
Beadwork for sale, Helen Timbimboo in
backgroundUndated
9
Beaded purse and necklace medallionsUndated
10-11
Buckskin hides in various stages of
processingUndated
12
Beaded purses, wooden vials, film
canisters, checkbook cover, braceletUndated
13
Beaded moccasins, watchbands, key fobs,
buckskin glovesUndated
14
Patty Timbimboo-Madsen (Helen's
daughter)Undated
15-16
Hunter Timbimboo, Helen's grandson,
scraping his first hideUndated
17
Rio Pacheco's booth at festival,
beadwork, headdressUndated
18-25
Max Godfrey's rawhide braiding boothUndated
18
Braided reins, bosals, hobbles, quirtsUndated
19
Braided reins, bosal and headstallUndated
20
Braided reins and headstallUndated
21
Braided hobblesUndated
22
Braided reataUndated
23
Max GodfreyUndated
24
Rawhide stripsUndated
25
Braided rawhide necklaceUndated
BR-AG-C-9
Photo logUndated
(2 copies)
1-10
Festival of the American West,
American West Heritage Center, Wellsville, UtahUndated
1
Chaps with braided rawhide decoration,
Max GodfreyUndated
2-10
Clay Nicholas saddlesUndated
2-5
Saddles by Clay NicholasUndated
6-7
Clay Nicholas' maker's stamp (#6 is
out of focus)Undated
8
Clay Nicholas, from Corinne, UtahUndated
9
Clay Nicholas' son on saddleUndated
10
Tapaderos made by Clay NicholasUndated
11-21
Munns Dairy ranch, Eldon Munns,
Garland, UtahUndated
11
Munns Dairy sign with brandUndated
12
Cows in pastureUndated
13
OuthouseUndated
14
Calf being weanedUndated
15
Calves in corralUndated
16
Eldon MunnsUndated
17
Munns Ranch gardenUndated
18
Munns ranch yard artUndated
19-21
Horseshoe cowboy made by Eldon Munns
(#19 out of focus)Undated
22
Cornstalk mailbox, made by Randee Munns
for his mother Sally, Garland, UtahUndated
23
Wheat field south of Franklin, IdahoUndated
24
Wheat field with hay derrick, south of
Franklin, IdahoUndated
25
Old sugar beet factory, Richmond,
UtahUndated
BR-AG-C-10
Photo logUndated
(2 copies)
1
Wheat field, Richmond, UtahUndated
2
Hay stacks, Richmond, UtahUndated
3-7
Washakie, UtahUndated
3-4
Insulator fence wire supportsUndated
5
Gate with Washakie brand and insulator
fence wire supportsUndated
6
Insulator fence wire supportsUndated
7
Old brick building at Washakie
(school?)Undated
8
Irrigation ditch aqueduct over Malad
River, south of PlymouthUndated
9-11
Bear River Valley north of Preston,
Idaho, looking east from Highway 91Undated
12-14
Wheel line irrigation in hay field,
Cove, UT (north of Richmond)Undated
15
Welcome to Richmond signUndated
16
Welcome to Smithfield signUndated
17
Bomb tail mailbox, Honeyville, UtahUndated
18
Yard art, Honeyville, UtahUndated
19
Welcome to Honeyville sign (Utah)Undated
20
Welcome to Deweyville sign (Utah)Undated
21
Patch Peterson's cowboy mailbox,
Deweyville, UtahUndated
22
Old Garland sugar beet factoryUndated
23
Welcome to Garland sign (Utah)Undated
24
Alpine mural on Bill's Fixit Shop,
Garland, UtahUndated
25
Old Garland sugar beet factoryUndated
BR-AG-C-11
Photo logUndated
(2 copies)
1-3
Camera messed up - no photosUndated
4
Chairs set up on sidewalk holding
places for paradeUndated
5
Parade grand marshals riding in
carriageUndated
6
Box Elder County commissioners riding
in wagonUndated
7
Rodeo queens and princesses riding in
paradeUndated
8
Smith & Edwards, Ogden, parade
wagonUndated
9
Randee Munns, rodeo clown (from
Garland, Utah)Undated
10
Utah Old Time Fiddlers floatUndated
11
Thiokol floatUndated
12-13
Brigham City Chamber of Commerce.
Peach Days floatUndated
14
Parade spectatorsUndated
15
Bear River FFA floatUndated
16
LDS missionaries on Garland fire truckUndated
17
Dairy Princess royalty carUndated
18
Entrance to Box Elder FairgroundsUndated
19
Utah Auctioneers' Association contestUndated
20
Fair food boothsUndated
21
Rabbit contestantsUndated
22
Chicken contestantsUndated
23
Cattle contestantsUndated
24-25
Kids practicing ropingUndated
BR-AG-C-12
Photo logUndated
(2 copies)
1-20
Box Elder County Fair, Tremonton,
UtahUndated
1
Pig contestantUndated
2
Dutch Oven Dinner food vendorUndated
3-4
Canned goods display in home arts
buildingUndated
5
Flower display in home arts buildingUndated
6
Quilt display in home arts buildingUndated
7
Home arts building overviewUndated
8-12
Sheep pens with signsUndated
13-14
Shearing sheepUndated
15
Sheep sign from Thatcher, UtahUndated
16-19
Produce displays with ribbonsUndated
20
Box Elder fairgrounds exit signUndated
21
Welcome to Snowville sign (Utah)Undated
22-23
Fence made of stacked tires,
SnowvilleUndated
24-25
Line of tractors with balers, Rose
Ranch east of Snowville on Highway 30Undated
BR-AG-C-13
Photo logUndated
(2 copies)
1
Welcome to Park Valley signUndated
2-23
Box Elder Fair Rodeo, Tremonton
(many photos are blurry and dark - was using too slow of
film speed for night action)Undated
2-4
Rodeo contestants, queens, hangers-on
riding around arena before start of rodeUndated
5
Contestants at chutes before startUndated
6-10
Grand entry, rodeo queens riding
serpentineUndated
11
Lineup after grand entryUndated
12-14
Saddle bronc contestants (all out
of focus)Undated
15-16
Randee Munns, rodeo clownUndated
17-18
Saddle bronc contestantsUndated
19
Unknown - darkUndated
20-23
Calf roping contestantsUndated
BR-AG-C-14
Photo logUndated
(2 copies)
1-9
Box Elder County Fair Rode2001 August 23
1
Calf ropingUndated
2-3
Randee Munns, rodeo clownUndated
4-5
Calf ropingUndated
6
Sheriff's Posse demonstrationUndated
7
Bad picture of rodeo arenaUndated
8
Steer wrestling, out of focusUndated
9
Steer wrestling, darkUndated
10-13
Restored sheep camp at Sandman
Motel, Tremonton, Utah, 9/5/012001 September 5
14
Interior of sheep campUndated
15-16
Rotating multiple mailbox in front
of Terry Gnehm's house, Logan, UtahUndated
17-24
Cambodian Memorial service,
Whittier Community Center, Logan, Utah2001 September 15
17
Lighting incense at altarUndated
18
AltarUndated
19
Detail of Buddha statues on altarUndated
20
AltarUndated
21
Buddha statues and incense potUndated
22
Altar on stageUndated
23
Bunarith Chuon and wifeUndated
24
Altar on stageUndated
BR-AG-C-15
Photo logUndated
(2 copies)
1
BR-AG-C-15: 1-20: Cambodian Memorial service, Whittier
Community Center, Logan, UtahUndated
2
BR-AG-C-15: 1: Stacked food carrierUndated
3
BR-AG-C-1Undated
4
BR-AG-C-15: 3: Serving food for monkUndated
5
BR-AG-C-15: 4-7: Congregation serving rice into six
bowlsUndated
6
BR-AG-C-15: 8-9: Andrea (Graham) serving rice into
bowlsUndated
7
BR-AG-C-15: 10: Aluminum rice tureenUndated
8
BR-AG-C-15: 11-12: Service, monk chanting on stage,
congregation on floorUndated
9
BR-AG-C-15: 13: Monk eating foodUndated
10
BR-AG-C-15: 18: Shoes left at entranceUndated
11
BR-AG-C-15: 19-20: Food served to group eating on
stageUndated
12
BR-AG-C-15: 21-23: Randee Munns in his office at BATC
(Bridgerland Applied Technology Center) welding
shopUndated
1
2
Graham, Andrea - DIGITAL PHOTO LOGS
(237 digital photos in Macintosh format; stored on BR-AG-CD-5)
Photo log BR-AG-D-001 through BR-AG-D-070Undated
1
BR-AG-D-01: Cache County; USU Aggie "A" in
front of Old Main2001 October
12
BR-AG-D-02: Cache County; USU Aggie "A" in front
of Old Main2001 September
3
BR-AG-D-03: Cache County; Candy dippers working
at the Bluebird Candy Factory, Logan, Utah2001 August
4
BR-AG-D-04: Cache County; Candy dippers working
at the Bluebird Candy Factory, Logan, Utah2001 August
5
BR-AG-D-05: Cache County; Candy dippers working
at the Bluebird Candy Factory, Logan, Utah2001 August
6
BR-AG-D-06: Cache County; Candy dippers working
at the Bluebird Candy Factory, Logan, Utah2001 August
7
BR-AG-D-07: Cache County; Making pecan rolls at
the Bluebird Candy Factory, Logan, Utah 2001 August
8
BR-AG-D-08: Cache County; Making pecan rolls at
the Bluebird Candy Factory, Logan, Utah2001 August
9
BR-AG-D-09: Rich County; Painting of the Bear
Lake Monster, from USU Fife Folklore Archive2001 September
10
BR-AG-D-10: Cache County; Ted Thatcher and
Elaine Thatcher irrigating in their garden, River
Heights, Utah 2001 June
11
BR-AG-D-11: Cache County; Elaine Thatcher
irrigating in her garden, River Heights, Utah2001 June
12
BR-AG-D-12: Cache County; Elaine Thatcher
irrigating in her garden, River Heights, Utah2001 June
13
BR-AG-D-13: Cache County; Elaine Thatcher
irrigating in her garden, River Heights, Utah2001 June
14
BR-AG-D-14: Cache County; Giant fly in front of
sporting goods shop, Logan, Utah2001 August
15
BR-AG-D-15: Cache County; Giant fly in front of
sporting goods shop, Logan, Utah2001 August
16
BR-AG-D-16: Rich County; Garden City LDS
quilters2001 June
17
BR-AG-D-17: Rich County; Garden City LDS
quilters2001 June
18
BR-AG-D-18: Rich County, Garden City LDS
quilters2001 June
19
BR-AG-D-19: Rich County, Garden City LDS
quilters2001 June
20
BR-AG-D-20: Rich County, Garden City LDS
quilters2001 June
21
BR-AG-D-21: 6/01; Cache County; Irrigation ditch and
hay bales near Highway 232001 June
22
BR-AG-D-22: Cache County; Irrigation ditch and
hay bales near Highway 232001 June
23
BR-AG-D-23: Cache County; Hay fields south of
Trenton on Highway 23 2001 June
24
BR-AG-D-24: Cache County; Hay fields south of
Trenton on Highway 23 2001 June
25
BR-AG-D-25: Cache County; La Ranchera Mexican
grocery, Logan, Utah2001 September
26
BR-AG-D-26: Cache County; La Ranchera Mexican
grocery, Logan, Utah 2001 September
27
BR-AG-D-27: Cache County, La Ranchera Mexican
grocery, Logan, Utah2001 September
28
BR-AG-D-28: Cache County; Irrigation water in
street curb ditch, Logan, Utah2001 September
29
BR-AG-D-29: Cache County; LDS Temple, Logan,
Utah2001 September
30
BR-AG-D-30: Cache County; LDS Temple, Logan,
Utah2001 September
31
BR-AG-D-31: Cache County; LDS Temple, Logan,
UtahUndated
32
BR-AG-D-32: Box Elder County; Marble Park,
Bothwell, UtahUndated
33
BR-AG-D-33: Box Elder County; Marble Park.
Bothwell, Utah2001 August
34
BR-AG-D-34: Box Elder County; Marble Park,
Bothwell, Utah2001 August
35
BR-AG-D-35: Box Elder County; Marble Park,
Bothwell, Utah 2001 August
36
BR-AG-D-36: Box Elder County; Marble Park,
Bothwell, Utah2001 August
37
BR-AG-D-37: Box Elder County; Marble Park,
Bothwell, Utah2001 August
38
BR-AG-D-38: Box Elder County; Marble Park,
Bothwell, Utah2001 August
39
BR-AG-D-39: Box Elder County; Marble Park,
Bothwell, Utah2001 August
40
BR-AG-D-40: Box Elder County; Marble Park,
Bothwell, Utah 2001 August
41
BR-AG-D-41: Box Elder County; Marble Park,
Bothwell, Utah 2001 August
42
BR-AG-D-42: Cache County; Copy photo of Mendon
May Day; photo in USU Fife Folklore ArchiveUndated
43
BR-AG-D-43: Box Elder County; Aqueduct over
Malad River south of Plymouth 2001 August
44
BR-AG-D-44: Box Elder County; Aqueduct over
Malad River south of Plymouth, with kids playing2001 August
45
BR-AG-D-45: Box Elder County; Aqueduct over
Malad River south of Plymouth, with kids playing2001 August
46
BR-AG-D-46: Box Elder County; Aqueduct over
Malad River south of Plymouth, with kids playing2001 August
47
BR-AG-D-47: Box Elder County; Plymouth cemetery,
Hess stone2001 August
48
BR-AG-D-48: Box Elder County; Plymouth cemetery,
Timbimboo stone, front2001 August
49
BR-AG-D-49: Box Elder County; Plymouth cemetery,
Timbimboo stone, back 2001 August
50
BR-AG-D-50: Box Elder County; Plymouth cemetery,
Steed stone (cowboy and cows)2001 August
51
BR-AG-D-51: Box Elder County; Plymouth cemetery,
Thomason stone (reading grandma and fisherman)2001 August
52
BR-AG-D-52: Box Elder County; Portage cemetery,
Hall stone with photo 2001 August
53
BR-AG-D-53: Box Elder County; Portage cemetery,
Hall stone (photo closeup) 2001 August
54
BR-AG-D-54: Cache County; Sheep camp and sheep
near Cove, Utah 2001 September
55
BR-AG-D-55: Cache County; Sheep camp and sheep
near Cove, Utah 2001 September
56
BR-AG-D-56: Cache County; Spackman Ranch
flowers, Richmond, Utah2001 September
57
BR-AG-D-57: Cache County; Spackman Ranch
flowers, Richmond, Utah 2001 September
58
BR-AG-D-58: Cache County; Trenton, Utah cemetery 2001 June
59
BR-AG-D-59: Cache County, Trenton, Utah cemetery 2001 June
60
BR-AG-D-60: Cache County; Trenton Cemetery,
bench with slipcover 2001 June
61
BR-AG-D-61:Cache County; Trenton Cemetery,
Bodily stone 2001 June
62
BR-AG-D-62: Cache County; Trenton Cemetery,
Buttars stone, front (cowboys and temple)2001 June
63
BR-AG-D-63: Cache County; Trenton Cemetery,
Buttars stone, back (children's names) 2001 June
64
BR-AG-D-64: Cache County; Trenton Cemetery,
Merrill stone (RV and elk) 2001 June
65
BR-AG-D-65: Cache County; Trenton Cemetery,
Thurgood stone (photos of mom and kids) 2001 June
66
BR-AG-D-66: Cache County; Copy photo of kids
tubing on canal, from USU Fife Folklore Archive 2001 September
67
BR-AG-D-67: Box Elder County; "Uncle Bert's"
house and yard art, Tremonton, Utah2001 July
68
BR-AG-D-68: Box Elder County; View looking south
from Plymouth, Utah 2001 August
69
BR-AG-D-69: Box Elder County; View looking south
from Plymouth, Utah2001 August
70
BR-AG-D-70: Cache County; Wheel line irrigator,
near Cove, Utah2001 August
BR-AG-D-071 through BR-AG-D-237
Photo log2001 September
1
BR-AG-D-71: Caribou County; Alpine mural, Soda
Springs, Idaho2001 September
2
BR-AG-D-72: Caribou County; Alpine mural,
Bancroft, Idaho2001 September
3
BR-AG-D-73: Caribou County; Bancroft rodeo sign
1, "Idaho's oldest rodeo" (Idaho) 2001 September
4
BR-AG-D-74: Caribou County; Bancroft rodeo sign
2, "Among the oldest in the state" (Idaho) 2001 September
5
BR-AG-D-75: Caribou County; Bancroft welcome
sign (Idaho) 2001 September
70
BR-AG-D-76: Caribou County; Hay stacker and
sheep camp, Bancroft, ID 2001 September
6
BR-AG-D-77: Franklin County; Barn in Dayton,
Idaho 2001 September
7
BR-AG-D-78: Franklin County; Barn east of
Preston, Idaho 2001 September
8
BR-AG-D-79: Franklin County; Dry irrigation
ditch east of Preston, Idaho 2001 September
9
BR-AG-D-80: Franklin County; Barn on East Oneida
St., Preston 1 2001 September
10
BR-AG-D-81: Franklin County; Barn on East Oneida
St., Preston 1 2001 September
11
BR-AG-D-82: Bannock County; Old house and hay
bales, Red Rock Pass, Idaho 2001 September
12
BR-AG-D-83: Bannock County; Old house and hay
bales, Red Rock Pass, Idaho 2001 September
13
BR-AG-D-84: Bannock County; Corrals and hay
bales, Red Rock Pass, ID 2001 September
14
BR-AG-D-85: Bannock County; Corner detail, log
house at Red Rock Pass, Idaho 2001 September
15
BR-AG-D-86: Franklin County; Idaho state line
south of Franklin 2001 September
16
BR-AG-D-87: Franklin County; Franklin Cemetery2001 September
17
BR-AG-D-88: Franklin County; Franklin Cemetery2001 September
18
BR-AG-D-89: Franklin County; Bear River Massacre
sign, north of Preston 2001 September
19
BR-AG-D-90: Franklin County; Bear River Massacre
DUP monument 2001 September
20
BR-AG-D-91: Franklin County; Bear River Massacre
DUP monument, plaque detail 2001 September
21
BR-AG-D-92: Franklin County; Bear River Massacre
DUP monument, plaque detail 2001 September
22
BR-AG-D-93: Franklin County; Mail truck mailbox
near Bear River Massacre site, Idaho 2001 September
23
BR-AG-D-94: Franklin County; "P" hillside
letter, east of Preston, Idaho 2001 September
24
BR-AG-D-95: Franklin County; Preston welcome
sign 2001 September
25
BR-AG-D-96: Franklin County; Preston welcome
sign 2001 September
26
BR-AG-D-97: Franklin County; Old sugar beet
factory, south of Preston, Idaho 2001 September
27
BR-AG-D-98: Franklin County; Old sugar beet
factory, south of Preston, Idaho 2001 September
28
BR-AG-D-99: Franklin County; Old sugar beet
factory, south of Preston, Idaho 2001 September
29
BR-AG-D-100: Franklin County; "Welcome Tourists"
sign, Preston, Idaho 2001 September
30
BR-AG-D-101: Franklin County; Utah and Northern
Railway sign, at Bear River Massacre turnout north of
Preston, Idaho 2001 September
31
BR-AG-D-102: Bannock County; Thomas Merc, Swan
Lake 2001 September
32
BR-AG-D-103: Bannock County; Swan Lake grain
elevator 2001 September
33
BR-AG-D-104: Bannock County; "L" hillside
letter, Lava Hot Springs, ID 2001 September
34
BR-AG-D-105: Bannock County; "L" hillside
letter, Lava Hot Springs, ID 2001 September
35
BR-AG-D-106: Bannock County, "L" hillside
letter, Lava Hot Springs, ID 2001 September
36
BR-AG-D-107: Franklin County; Welcome sign,
Dayton, Idaho 2001 September
37
BR-AG-D-108: Franklin County; Welcome sign,
Dayton, Idaho 2001 September
38
BR-AG-D-109: Franklin County; Sprinkler repair
business sign, Datyon, Idaho 2001 September
39
BR-AG-D-110: Franklin County; Sprinkler repair
business sign, Dayton, Idaho 2001 September
40
BR-AG-D-111: Franklin County; Mailbox on spring,
Dayton, Idaho 2001 September
41
BR-AG-D-112: Franklin County; ON Ranch gate,
Dayton, Idaho 2001 September
42
BR-AG-D-113: Franklin County; ON Ranch hay shed,
Dayton, Idaho 2001 September
43
BR-AG-D-114: Franklin County; Welcome to Oxford
sign, north end of town (Idaho) 2001 September
44
BR-AG-D-115: Franklin County; Welcome to Oxford
sign, north end of town, front detail (Idaho) 2001 September
45
BR-AG-D-116: Franklin County; Welcome to Oxford
sign, north end of town, back detail (Idaho) 2001 September
46
BR-AG-D-117: Franklin County; Welcome to Oxford
sign, south end of town, front detail (Idaho) 2001 September
47
BR-AG-D-118: Franklin County; Welcome to Oxford
sign, south end of town, back detail (Idaho) 2001 September
48
BR-AG-D-119: Franklin County; "WS" hillside
letters, Westside High School, Dayton, Idaho 2001 September
49
BR-AG-D-120: Franklin County; "WS" hillside
letters, Westside High School, Dayton, Idaho 2001 September
50
BR-AG-D-121: Franklin County; "WS" hillside
letters, Westside High School, Dayton, Idaho 2001 September
51
BR-AG-D-122: Franklin County; "WS" hillside
letters over Westside High School, Dayton, Idaho 2001 September
52
BR-AG-D-123: Franklin County; "WS" hillside
letters over Westside High School, Dayton, Idaho 2001 September
53
BR-AG-D-124: Franklin County; Weston Grain Co-op
(Idaho) 2001 September
54
BR-AG-D-125: Franklin County; Oxford "cemetery"
sign (Idaho) 2001 September
55
BR-AG-D-126: Franklin County; Oxford dairy
(Idaho) 2001 September
56
BR-AG-D-127: Franklin County; Oxford dairy
(Idaho) 2001 September
57
BR-AG-D-128: Franklin County; Oxford dairy
(Idaho) 2001 September
58
BR-AG-D-129: Bear Lake County; "M" hillside
letter, Montpelier, Idaho2001 June
59
BR-AG-D-130: Bear Lake County; Bern cemetery and
view (Idaho) 2001 September
60
BR-AG-D-131: Bear Lake County; Bern cemetery,
Kunz stone, front (ID) 2001 September
61
BR-AG-D-132: Bear Lake County; Bern cemetery,
Kunz stone, back (with occupations), Idaho 2001 September
62
BR-AG-D-133: Bear Lake County; View of Bern from
cemetery 2001 September
63
BR-AG-D-134: Bear Lake County; Bloomington
cemetery 2001 June
64
BR-AG-D-135: Bear Lake County; Bloomington
cemetery, Bateman stone, front (cowboy and flowers),
Idaho 2001 June
65
BR-AG-D-136: Bear Lake County; Bloomington
cemetery, Bateman stone, back (children's names and
temple), Idaho 2001 June
66
BR-AG-D-137: Bear Lake County; Welcome sign,
Bennington, Idaho 2001 June
67
BR-AG-D-138: Bear Lake County, Georgetown
cemetery gate, Idaho 2001 June
68
BR-AG-D-139: Bear Lake County; Georgetown
cemetery gate, Idaho 2001 June
69
BR-AG-D-140: Bear Lake County; Georgetown
cemetery, Davis stone (reading grandma, circular saw,
temple), Idaho 2001 June
70
BR-AG-D-141: Bear Lake County; Georgetown
cemetery, Smith stone, front (cowboy, cabin, brand),
Idaho 2001 June
71
BR-AG-D-142: Bear Lake County; Georgetown
cemetery, Smith stone, back (children and
grandchildren), Idaho 2001 June
72
BR-AG-D-143: Bear Lake County; Hay stacker,
Oxford, Idaho 2001 September
73
BR-AG-D-144: Bear Lake County; Cactus mailbox,
Ovid, Idaho 2001 September
74
BR-AG-D-145: Bear Lake County; Old house south
of Bern, Idaho 2001 September
75
BR-AG-D-146: Caribou County; Welcome to Soda
Springs (Idaho) sign 2001 September
76
BR-AG-D-147: Caribou County; Hooper Springs,
Soda Springs, Idaho 2001 September
77
BR-AG-D-148: Caribou County; Hooper Springs,
Soda Springs, Idaho 2001 September
78
BR-AG-D-149: Caribou County; Homemade barbecue
at Hooper Springs park, Soda Springs, Idaho 2001 September
79
BR-AG-D-150: Caribou County; J&J Leather
Shop, Soda Springs, Idaho 2001 September
80
BR-AG-D-151: Caribou County; Phosphate sing at
Hooper Springs Park, Soda Springs, Idaho 2001 September
81
BR-AG-D-152: Caribou County; Monsanto Phosphate
plant, Soda Springs, Idaho 2001 September
82
BR-AG-D-153: Caribou County; Monsanto Phosphate
plant, Soda Springs, Idaho 2001 September
83
BR-AG-D-154: Caribou County; Slag dump, Soda
Springs, Idaho 2001 September
84
BR-AG-D-155: Caribou County; Slag pour 1, Soda
Springs, Idaho 2001 September
85
BR-AG-D-156: Caribou County; Slag pour 2, Soda
Springs, Idaho 2001 September
86
BR-AG-D-157: Caribou County; Slag pour 3, Soda
Springs, Idaho 2001 September
87
BR-AG-D-158: Caribou County; Slag pour 4, Soda
Springs, Idaho 2001 September
88
BR-AG-D-159: Caribou County; Slag pour 5, Soda
Springs, Idaho 2001 September
89
BR-AG-D-160: Caribou County; Slag pour 6, Soda
Springs, Idaho 2001 September
90
BR-AG-D-161: Caribou County; Slag pour 7, Soda
Springs, Idaho 2001 September
91
BR-AG-D-162: Caribou County; Bear River north of
Grace, Idaho 2001 September
92
BR-AG-D-163: Caribou County; Aqueduct over Bear
River, north of Grace, Idaho 2001 September
93
BR-AG-D-164: Caribou County; Aqueduct over Bear
River, north of Grace, Idaho 2001 September
94
BR-AG-D-165: Caribou County; Aqueduct over Bear
River, north of Grace, Idaho 2001 September
95
BR-AG-D-166: Caribou County; Aqueduct over Bear
River, north of Grace, Idaho 2001 September
96
BR-AG-D-167: Caribou County; Canal north of
Grace, Idaho 2001 September
97
BR-AG-D-168: Caribou County; Last Chance
aqueduct over Bear River, north of Grace, Idaho 2001 September
98
BR-AG-D-169: Caribou County; Last Chance
aqueduct over Bear River, north of Grace, Idaho 2001 September
99
BR-AG-D-170: Caribou County; Last Chance
aqueduct over Bear River, north of Grace, Idaho 2001 September
100
BR-AG-D-171: Caribou County; Last Chance Canal,
north of Grace, Idaho 2001 September
101
BR-AG-D-172: Caribou County; Last Chance Canal
Dam sign, north of Grace, Idaho 2001 September
102
BR-AG-D-173: Caribou County; Last Chance Tunnel
sign, north of Grace, Idaho 2001 September
103
BR-AG-D-174:; Caribou County; Potato cellar,
Grace, Idaho 2001 September
104
BR-AG-D-175: Caribou County; "G" hillside
letter, Grace, Idaho 2001 September
105
BR-AG-D-176: Caribou County; "G" hillside
letter, Grace, Idaho 2001 September
106
BR-AG-D-177: Caribou County; Grain elevator,
Grace, Idaho 2001 September
107
BR-AG-D-178: Caribou County; Grain elevator,
Grace, Idaho 2001 September
108
BR-AG-D-179: Caribou County; "Potatoes for
sale" sign, Stanley Christensen Farm; Niter, Idaho2001 October
109
BR-AG-D-180: Caribou County; Sorting potatoes,
Stanley Christensen Farm; Niter, Idaho 2001 October
110
BR-AG-D-181: Caribou County; Sorting potatoes,
Stanley Christensen Farm; Niter, Idaho 2001 October
111
BR-AG-D-182: Caribou County; Sorting potatoes,
Stanley Christensen Farm; Niter, Idaho 2001 October
112
BR-AG-D-183: Caribou County; Sorting potatoes,
Stanley Christensen Farm; Niter, Idaho 2001 October
113
BR-AG-D-184: Caribou County; Sorting potatoes,
Stanley Christensen Farm; Niter, Idaho 2001 October
114
BR-AG-D-185: Caribou County; Sorting potatoes,
Stanley Christensen Farm; Niter, Idaho 2001 October
115
BR-AG-D-186: Caribou County; Sorting potatoes,
Stanley Christensen Farm; Niter, Idaho 2001 October
116
BR-AG-D-187: Caribou County; Sorting potatoes,
Stanley Christensen Farm; Niter, Idaho 2001 October
117
BR-AG-D-188: Caribou County; Sorting potatoes,
Stanley Christensen Farm; Niter, Idaho 2001 October
118
BR-AG-D-189: Caribou County; Sorting potatoes,
Stanley Christensen Farm; Niter, Idaho 2001 October
119
BR-AG-D-190: Caribou County; Sorting potatoes,
Stanley Christensen Farm; Niter, Idaho 2001 October
120
BR-AG-D-191: Caribou County; Lago View Dairy
sign; Niter, Idaho 2001 October
121
BR-AG-D-192: Caribou County; Wolfe Delbridge,
saddlemaker; Bancroft, Idaho 2001 October
122
BR-AG-D-193: 10/01;Caribou County; Wolfe Delbridge,
saddle; Bancroft, Idaho 2001 October
123
BR-AG-D-194: Caribou County; Wolfe Delbridge,
saddle; Bancroft, Idaho 2001 October
124
BR-AG-D-195: Caribou County; Wolfe Delbridge,
saddle, detail; Bancroft, Idaho 2001 October
125
BR-AG-D-196: Caribou County; Wolfe Delbridge
leather tooling; Bancroft, Idaho 2001 October
126
BR-AG-D-197: Caribou County; Wolfe Delbridge
leather tooling; Bancroft, Idaho 2001 October
127
BR-AG-D-198: Caribou County; Chesterfield
Church/museum; Idaho 2001 September
128
BR-AG-D-199: Caribou County; Chesterfield brands
in museum; Idaho 2001 September
129
BR-AG-D-200: Caribou County; Chesterfield brands
in museum; Idaho 2001 September
130
BR-AG-D-201: Caribou County; Chesterfield haying
photos in museum; Idaho 2001 September
131
BR-AG-D-202: Caribou County; Chesterfield
accordionist photo in museum; Idaho 2001 September
132
BR-AG-D-203: Caribou County; Woven rag rugs in
old Chesterfield Church/museum, made by Mary Meiners;
Idaho 2001 September
133
BR-AG-D-204: Caribou County; Woven rag rugs in
old Chesterfield Church/museum, made by Mary Meiners;
Idaho 2001 September
134
BR-AG-D-205: Caribou County; Old Lund Store,
Lund, Idaho 2001 October
135
BR-AG-D-206: Caribou County; Mary Meiners with
denim quilt, Lund, Idaho 2001 October
136
BR-AG-D-207: Caribou County; Denim quilt by
Mary Meiners, Lund, Idaho 2001 October
137
BR-AG-D-208: Caribou County; Strip pieced quilt
by Mary Meiners, Lund, Idaho 2001 October
138
BR-AG-D-209: Caribou County; Strip pieced quilt
(detail) by Mary Meiners, Lund, Idaho 2001 October
139
BR-AG-D-210: Caribou County; Strip pieced quilt
(detail) by Mary Meiners, Lund, Idaho 2001 October
140
BR-AG-D-211: Caribou County; Wedding ring quilt
by Mary Meiners, Lund, Idaho 2001 October
141
BR-AG-D-212: Caribou County; Wedding ring quilt
(detail) by Mary Meiners, Lund, Idaho 2001 October
142
BR-AG-D-213: Caribou County; Tricot quilt for
grandson by Mary Meiners, Lund, Idaho 2001 October
143
BR-AG-D-214: Caribou County; 50th Anniversary
quilt by Mary Meiners' daughter, Lund, Idaho 2001 October
144
BR-AG-D-215: Caribou County; 50th Anniversary
quilt by Mary Meiners' daughter, Lund, Idaho 2001 October
145
BR-AG-D-216: Caribou County; Baby quilts by
Mary Meiners, Lund, Idaho 2001 October
146
BR-AG-D-217: Caribou County; Baby quilt with
edging by Mary Meiners, Lund, Idaho 2001 October
147
BR-AG-D-218: Caribou County; Crochet dishrag by
Mary Meiners, Lund, Idaho 2001 October
148
BR-AG-D-219: Caribou County; Crochet potholders
by Mary Meiners, Lund, Idaho 2001 October
149
BR-AG-D-220: Caribou County; Embroidered flower
collection by Mary Meiners, Lund, Idaho 2001 October
150
BR-AG-D-221: Caribou County; Embroidered
flowers by Mary Meiners, Lund, Idaho 2001 October
160
BR-AG-D-222: Caribou County; Embroidered
flowers by Mary Meiners, Lund, Idaho 2001 October
161
BR-AG-D-223: Caribou County; Embroidered
welcome sign by Mary Meiners, Lund, Idaho 2001 October
162
BR-AG-D-224: Caribou County; Embroidered
welcome sign by Mary Meiners, Lund, Idaho 2001 October
163
BR-AG-D-225: Caribou County; Rug loom owned by
Mary Meiners, Lund, Idaho 2001 October
164
BR-AG-D-226: Caribou County; Rug loom owned by
Mary Meiners, Lund, Idaho 2001 October
165
BR-AG-D-227: Caribou County; Woven rug by Mary
Meiners, Lund, ID 2001 October
166
BR-AG-D-228: Caribou County; Sewn rug with
toothbrush handle "needles" by Mary Meiners, Lund, Idaho 2001 October
167
BR-AG-D-229: Caribou County; Sewn rug by Mary
Meiners, Lund, ID 2001 October
168
BR-AG-D-230: Caribou County; Sewn rug by Mary
Meiners, Lund, ID 2001 October
169
BR-AG-D-231: Caribou County; Rug with triangle
fabric pieces by Mary Meiners, Lund, Idaho 2001 October
170
BR-AG-D-232: Franklin County; Patiño Store,
Mexican goods; Preston, Idaho 2001 September
171
BR-AG-D-233: Franklin County; "God Bless USA" in
dry lake bed, south of Swan Lake, Idaho 2001 September
172
BR-AG-D-234: Franklin County; "God Bless USA" in
dry lake bed, south of Swan Lake, Idaho 2001 September
173
BR-AG-D-235: Franklin County; "God Bless USA" in
dry lake bed, south of Swan Lake, Idaho 2001 September
174
BR-AG-D-236: Franklin County; "God Bless USA" in
dry lake bed, south of Swan Lake, Idaho 2001 September
175
BR-AG-D-237: Franklin County; "God Bless USA" in
dry lake bed, south of Swan Lake, Idaho2001 September
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Haueter, Sally - COLOR PRINT PHOTO
LOGS
(10 rolls)
BR-SH-C-1
Photo logUndated
(2 copies)
BR-SH-C-1: 1
Fern Pope quilting at the Garden City,
LDS (Utah)Undated
BR-SH-C-1: 2
Quilters, LDS, Garden City, UtahUndated
BR-SH-C-1: 3
Marie Weston and Anita Weston holding up
a pieced quilt. This quilt will be given to Church
welfareUndated
BR-SH-C-1: 4
Andrea Graham and ladies from the Garden
City areaUndated
BR-SH-C-1: 5
Various ladies from the Garden City,
Utah area, quiltingUndated
BR-SH-C-1: 6
Various ladies from the Garden City,
Utah area, rolling the quilt, getting it ready for the
next row of stitchesUndated
BR-SH-C-1: 7
Various ladies from the Garden City,
Utah area, rolling the quilt, getting it ready for the
next row of stitchesUndated
BR-SH-C-1: 8
Laughing ladies; they are tying this
baby quilt upside downUndated
BR-SH-C-1: 9
Fern Pope at the library; she is
checking the library books back inUndated
BR-SH-C-1: 10
A spring field at Sage Junction (Utah),
turning south toward Randolph, Utah. This is the east
side of the roadUndated
BR-SH-C-1: 11
Barn located along Highway 39 on the
east side of roadUndated
BR-SH-C-1: 12
Barn and fields located along Highway
39 on the east side of road, from a distanceUndated
BR-SH-C-1: 13
Close-up of barn located on Highway 39
on the east side of road, close-upUndated
BR-SH-C-1: 14
Old house and barns en route to
Randolph from Sage Junction (Utah). Located on the west
side of the road.Undated
BR-SH-C-1: 15
Red house with outhouse located in the
back yard; outside Woodruff, Utah, en route to Evanston,
WYUndated
BR-SH-C-1: 16
Canal running along highway between
Randolph, Utah and Evanston, WyomingUndated
BR-SH-C-1: 17
Deseret Land and Livestock Ranch sign.
This sign hangs on the west side of the road en route
from Woodruff to Evanston. It is the last ranch sign
before you cross over into WyomingUndated
BR-SH-C-1: 23
Dead Animal heads and wagon wheel
sitting along the staircase to the front door of Brett
and LouJean Argyles homeUndated
BR-SH-C-1: 24
Road sign to the Woodruff Rodeo - the
largest sign in Woodruff, Utah, and the only one
advertising anythingUndated
BR-SH-C-1: 25
Concession stand - these folks were
going to buy hamburgers and hot dogs at the Woodruff
RodeoUndated
BR-SH-C-2
Photo logUndated
(2 copies)
BR-SH-C-2: 1-25
Woodruff Homecoming, July 3,
2001(Utah)Undated
BR-SH-C-2: 1
Snow cone booth and candy standUndated
BR-SH-C-2: 2-4
Cowboys waiting to rideUndated
BR-SH-C-2: 5
Cowboys roping from a palomino horseUndated
BR-SH-C-2: 6
Little boy in the black hat watching the
rodeoUndated
BR-SH-C-2: 7
Parking lot, trucks, dustUndated
BR-SH-C-2: 8
Team ropers; calf tied and laying on the
groundUndated
BR-SH-C-2: 9
2nd set of team ropers with calf laying
on the groundUndated
BR-SH-C-2: 10
Bringing the calves in: "roundup"Undated
BR-SH-C-2: 11
The shoots and the men running themUndated
BR-SH-C-2: 12
Little boys watching the shootsUndated
BR-SH-C-2: 13
Young lady preparing to ropeUndated
BR-SH-C-2: 14
Young lady in the box, calf in the
shoot, preparing to ropeUndated
BR-SH-C-2: 15
RoundupUndated
BR-SH-C-2: 16
"In the bird's nest" (the announcer
booth)Undated
BR-SH-C-2: 17
Spectators and the standsUndated
BR-SH-C-2: 18
Defeated roper, in arena by announcer's
boothUndated
BR-SH-C-2: 19
Young man on black and white paint
horse roping calfUndated
BR-SH-C-2: 20
Tack compartment on a trailer, saddles,
bridles, spurs, brushesUndated
BR-SH-C-2: 21
Team ropers; matching denim shirts,
pants and horses. Calf is black and hard to seeUndated
BR-SH-C-2: 22
Team ropers, calf and horsesUndated
BR-SH-C-2: 23
Team ropers with the calf half ropedUndated
BR-SH-C-2: 24
Three cowboys sitting in the arena:
(from left to right) one on a palomino horse, one on a
buckskin, and the last on a bayUndated
BR-SH-C-2: 25
Team ropers; the heeler missedUndated
BR-SH-C-3
Photo logUndated
(2 copies)
BR-SH-C-3: 1
Yard art - wagon wheels, wagons,
tractors, and tractor parts. Randolph - Woodruff, UtahUndated
BR-SH-C-3: 2
Yard art; Randolph - Woodruff, UtahUndated
BR-SH-C-3: 3
Front porch, manure spreader; lucky
horseshoe hanging from the awning; Randolph - Woodruff,
UtahUndated
BR-SH-C-3: 4
Bird house at Bob Vosler's; Randolph -
Woodruff, UtahUndated
BR-SH-C-3: 5
Privy behind Bob Vosler's houseUndated
BR-SH-C-3: 6
Privy behind Bob Vosler's house with the
door open; most likely a PWA built in the 1940s house;
Randolph - Woodruff, UtahUndated
BR-SH-C-3: 7
The privy behind Bob Vosler's house and
the backside of his home. The Crawford mountains in the
backgroundUndated
BR-SH-C-3: 8
Bird houses along the fence posts behind
Bob Vosler's house. There is a bird house on every third
post, built by Bob VoslerUndated
BR-SH-C-3: 9
Metal deer in front of the clothes line
at Bob Vosler's houseUndated
BR-SH-C-3: 10
Welcome post bird house in front of Bob
Vosler's homeUndated
BR-SH-C-3: 11
Horse and man metal cutouts in front of
Ruby Wilson's house in Randolph, UtahUndated
BR-SH-C-3: 12
Wagon wheel, wishing well and antlers
on side of Ruby Wilson's house in Randolph, UtahUndated
BR-SH-C-3: 13
Yard art - three bears, the family of
ducks, the squirrel and chipmunk; Ruby Wilson's house in
Randolph, UtahUndated
BR-SH-C-3: 14
Ruby Wilson's house in Randolph, Utah;
metal butterfly yard ornamentUndated
BR-SH-C-3: 15
Wheelbarrow flowerbed; Ruby Wilson's
house, Randolph, UtahUndated
BR-SH-C-3: 16
Barbed wire art in the Gator fast food
restaurant in Randolph, UtahUndated
BR-SH-C-3: 17
Photo of the Woodruff Homecoming posterUndated
BR-SH-C-3: 18
Roy Jackson's home in Randolph, Utah.
Wagon wheel fence, antler decorations, team harness
hanging from entrance gate; east facing viewUndated
BR-SH-C-3: 19
Roy Jackson's home in Randolph, Utah.
Wagon wheel fence, antler decorations, team harness
hanging from entrance gate; west facing viewUndated
BR-SH-C-3: 20
Windmill outside summer home on Church
Street in Randolph, UtahUndated
BR-SH-C-3: 21
AnnaMae and John Cornia home in
Randolph, Utah. Butterflies on the side of house.Undated
BR-SH-C-3: 22
AnnaMae and John Cornia home in
Randolph, Utah. Butterflies on the side of the garage
and the family name post (metal cutout of a horse drawn
carriage)Undated
BR-SH-C-3: 23
Claudia Winder home in Randolph, Utah.
Yard art - wood cutouts of little boy peeing and little
girl covering her eyes, many cats and dogs, and a girl
swinging from the tree. Various bird houses hanging from
the pine tree.Undated
BR-SH-C-3: 24
Claudia Winder home in Randolph, Utah.
Yard art - wooden butterflies hanging on front fence,
another set of wood cutout of the little boy peeing and
little girl covering her eyes.Undated
BR-SH-C-3: 25
Claudia Winder home in Randolph, Utah.
West facing view. Yard art - "Garden of Weedin'" sign,
swan wood cutout, lady bending over in the flowerbed,
wooden girl tipped over and laying on the front lawn
just off the sidewalk. Wooden cutout of a bear on the
porch holding a "welcome" sign".Undated
BR-SH-C-4
Photo logUndated
(2 copies)
BR-SH-C-4: 1
Elk antlers on the side of the barn. An
old green fridge beside the red shed. Jane Jacobsen's
home in Randolph, UtahUndated
BR-SH-C-4: 2
Assortment of birdhouses in twigs and a
well pump. George and Ila Groll, Randolph, UtahUndated
BR-SH-C-4: 3
Wooden birdhouses along the fence posts.
Blue flower windmill in the flowerbed. George and Ila
Groll, Randolph, UtahUndated
BR-SH-C-4: 4
Good luck horseshoes around the garage
doors. George and Ila Groll, Randolph, UtahUndated
BR-SH-C-4: 5
Windmills in flowerbed. Little plastic
buck deer and a duck bird feeder; Sydnee Kennedy's home
in Randolph, UtahUndated
BR-SH-C-4: 6
Wooden birdhouses in the flowerbed, red
wood fence; Sydnee Kennedy's home in Randolph, UtahUndated
BR-SH-C-4: 7
Metal cutouts of little girl and a cat,
little boy running with a dog, bird feeder; Jaine and
Marty Sorochuk's homeUndated
BR-SH-C-4: 8
Outhouse/privy behind Sheldon Wilson's
rental in Randolph, Utah; located beside the Chevy dump
truckUndated
BR-SH-C-4: 9
Backside of Sheldon Wilson's privy in
Randolph, UtahUndated
BR-SH-C-4: 10
Front side of Sheldon Wilson's privy in
Randolph, UtahUndated
BR-SH-C-4: 11
Cow lawn sprinkler and the well pump in
front of Rita Weston's in Randolph, UtahUndated
BR-SH-C-4: 12
Wooden bird houses, wheelbarrow flower
bed, wind chimes, American flags and the barrel, in
front of LouDawn Hoffman's house; Randolph, UtahUndated
BR-SH-C-4: 13
Outhouse/privy with updated door;
antlers on the gate, harness on the shed; LouDawn
Hoffman's house in Randolph, UtahUndated
BR-SH-C-4: 14
Mark Satterthwaite's shed in Randolph,
Utah; cow head on the shed and on fence postUndated
BR-SH-C-4: 15
Privy in Mark Satterthwaite's backyard,
backside of swing set; Randolph, UtahUndated
BR-SH-C-4: 16
Wooden birdhouse in Mark
Satterthwaite's backyard; Randolph, UtahUndated
BR-SH-C-4: 17
Kent Watcott's privy; Randolph, UtahUndated
BR-SH-C-4: 18
Old rusting tractor in front of the
fence; Randolph, UtahUndated
BR-SH-C-4: 19
Curtis and Elaine Batty's
outhouse/privy; Randolph, UtahUndated
BR-SH-C-4: 20
Curtis and Elaine Batty's
outhouse/privy; Randolph, UtahUndated
BR-SH-C-4: 21
Troll, deer, owls and the village water
fountain lawn art in front of Curtis and Elaine Batty's;
Randolph, UtahUndated
BR-SH-C-4: 22
Batty brand on the gate; butterflies on
the house and the little donkey pulling the wagon;
Randolph, UtahUndated
BR-SH-C-4: 23
Woodruff Homecoming celebration dinnerUndated
BR-SH-C-4: 24
Standing in line for the dinner at the
Woodruff homecoming celebration dinner (Utah)Undated
BR-SH-C-4: 25
The colors and the scout booth at the
Woodruff Homecoming celebration (Utah)Undated
BR-SH-C-5
photo logUndated
(2 copies)
BR-SH-C-5: 1-12
PHOTOS MISSINGUndated
BR-SH-C-5: 13
Clayton Robinson crocheting on Elgie's
piece; he is demonstrating how to use the black hole on
his left pinky fingerUndated
BR-SH-C-5: 14
Elgie Robinson showing off some of her
decal table runners.Undated
BR-SH-C-5: 15
The display of fair ribbons and the
pieces that won them. Mittens, hats, baby coats, baby
booties, afghans, baby blankets; made by Clayton
RobinsonUndated
BR-SH-C-5: 16
ink knit baby booties; underneath the
booties is a knit blue baby blanket; made by Clayton
RobinsonUndated
BR-SH-C-5: 17
Multicolored knit baby coat; made by
Clayton RobinsonUndated
BR-SH-C-5: 18
Variety of knit hats and scarvesUndated
BR-SH-C-5: 19
Clayton Robinson knitting, straight
viewUndated
BR-SH-C-5: 20
Clayton Robinson knitting, over-head
viewUndated
BR-SH-C-5: 21
Clayton and Elgie Robinson sitting with
some of their pieces; Elgie and her last two quilts;
Clayton with a couple of his afghansUndated
BR-SH-C-5: 22
Clayton and Elgie Robinson sitting with
some of their pieces; Elgie and her last two quilts;
Clayton with a couple of his afghansUndated
BR-SH-C-5: 23
Farm shot; Round Valley from the
south-east roadUndated
BR-SH-C-5: 24
Hay bailed and down in the fields of
Round ValleyUndated
BR-SH-C-6
Photo logUndated
(2 copies)
BR-SH-C-6: 1
Historical marker in Laketown, Utah;
population and brief history of Laketown is mentioned in
the signUndated
BR-SH-C-6: 2
Hay lift located in the field on the
northeast side of Highway 30 in a field in Laketown,
UtahUndated
BR-SH-C-6: 3
Baptismal pond located on the north side
of the road while traveling along 800 North in Laketown,
UtahUndated
BR-SH-C-6: 4
Man with oxen during the Rich County
Fair, 2001; man and oxen from Salt Lake City, UtahUndated
BR-SH-C-6: 5
Rich County Fair parade; floats and
riding club (Utah)Undated
BR-SH-C-6: 6
Rodeo Queens from Rich County (Utah)Undated
BR-SH-C-6: 7
Rich County cheerleaders (Utah)Undated
BR-SH-C-6: 8
4-H Beef Auction, Rich County Fair 2001
(Utah)Undated
BR-SH-C-6: 9
Audience at the 4-H Auction, Rich County
Fair 2001 (Utah)Undated
BR-SH-C-6: 10
4-H pig auction, Rich County Fair 2001
(Utah)Undated
BR-SH-C-6: 11
Fern Pope's front room and her quilts,
latch hook, rugs, crocheting and dolls on displayUndated
BR-SH-C-6: 12
The rug on the left is made with a
large crochet hook and the one on the right is made from
scraps of double knit materialUndated
BR-SH-C-6: 13
Multicolored baby afghan, made by Fern
PopeUndated
BR-SH-C-6: 14
Indian doll with crocheted dress made
by Fern PopeUndated
BR-SH-C-6: 15
Afghan crocheted and cross-stitched by
Fern Pope (MISSING)Undated
BR-SH-C-6: 16
Maroon, blue and raspberry print block
quilt constructed by Fern PopeUndated
BR-SH-C-6: 17
Multicolored rug made from squared of
double stitched material, with a non-slip material sewn
on the backUndated
BR-SH-C-6: 18
Hand stitched quilt made by Dorothy
Gray in Randolph, Utah, using the same pattern (rose)
her mother usedUndated
BR-SH-C-6: 19
Three baby quilts: blue ducks, pink
bears, yellow back with multi-colored hearts; made for
her great-grandchildrenUndated
BR-SH-C-6: 20
Baby quilts, smaller version of the
larger rose pattern quilts, made by Dorothy GrayUndated
BR-SH-C-6: 21
Baby quilt (lamb with butterfly),
sunshine rays out to edgesUndated
BR-SH-C-6: 22
LouJean and Chealsey are sitting in the
boot shop (Argyle's)Undated
BR-SH-C-6: 23
Saddles being repaired by Bret of Bret
Argyle's boot and saddle shop; boots in the background
are also waiting to be repairedUndated
BR-SH-C-6: 24
General picture of Argyle's boot and
saddle shop, Randolph, Utah; Rich CountyUndated
BR-SH-C-6: 25
Bret Argyle and his oldest daughter in
shop (picture taken from the entrance)Undated
BR-SH-C-7
Photo logUndated
(2 copies)
BR-SH-C-7: 0
Overview of Donna Cornia's garden in
Randolph, UtahUndated
BR-SH-C-7: 1
Raspberry bushes and the backside of the
Cornia homeUndated
BR-SH-C-7: 2
The ditch where Donna Cornia puts random
plants to avoid wasting waterUndated
BR-SH-C-7: 3
Donna Cornia's potatoes, and green treesUndated
BR-SH-C-7: 4
Chives and Hollyhocks growing along dog
kennel; rhubarb plant on the leftUndated
BR-SH-C-7: 5
Tomatoes in water wells to withstand
wind and cold weatherUndated
BR-SH-C-7: 6
CornUndated
BR-SH-C-7: 7
Radish flowers; used as hummingbird feedUndated
BR-SH-C-7: 8
AnnaMae and John Cornia's outhouse in
their backyard; front viewUndated
BR-SH-C-7: 9
AnnaMae and John Cornia's outhouse in
their backyard; side viewUndated
BR-SH-C-7: 10
Visitor's Center; Randolph, UtahUndated
BR-SH-C-7: 11
Nathell Hoffman telling visitors about
the log homeUndated
BR-SH-C-7: 12
Birdhouse made of tree bark; in front
of Nathell Hoffman's home in Randolph, UtahUndated
BR-SH-C-7: 13
Wishing well in Nathell Hoffman's front
yardUndated
BR-SH-C-7: 14
Wagon wheel in Nathell Hoffman's front
yard, Randolph, Utah; notice the bird bath and tree limb
for birds to perch on outside the windowUndated
BR-SH-C-7: 15
Tomatoes in milk jugs filled with water
and placed around the tub to retain heat; plastic is
pulled over the top of the tomatoes to keep the heat in
at nightUndated
BR-SH-C-7: 16
Nathell's garden; the pipe and plastic
to cover the plants at night to keep them from freezing
(MISSING)Undated
BR-SH-C-7: 17
Nathell's PWA - outhouse used to sit
just out the back door of the main house; built during
the 1930s by Roosevelt's Works Progress Administration;
Nathell remembers it being builtUndated
BR-SH-C-7: 18
A side profile of the Hoffman outhouseUndated
BR-SH-C-7: 19
Wagon and sign from the restaurant they
used to own in townUndated
BR-SH-C-7: 20
House in Woodruff, UtahUndated
BR-SH-C-7: 21
Close up of outhouse, older style of
privy; seat and stand are made of wood, along with the
rest of the outhouse; no stink pipeUndated
BR-SH-C-7: 22
Inside of the outhouse; old newspapers
lining the wallsUndated
BR-SH-C-7: 23
Outhouse located along side of the road
in Woodruff, Utah; still used today; built in the 1930s
as part of the WPAUndated
BR-SH-C-7: 24
Inside of outhouse located along side
the road in Woodruff, Utah; built as part of the WPA,
still used todayUndated
BR-SH-C-8
Photo logUndated
(2 copies)
BR-SH-C-8: 1
Bear Lake shoreline with people
collecting rocksUndated
BR-SH-C-8: 2
Bear Lake East Side wooden sign, located
in Laketown, UtahUndated
BR-SH-C-8: 3
Lakeshore Drive In; "Famous Raspberry
Shakes" sign written on side of buildingUndated
BR-SH-C-8: 4-6
Fishing at the State Park Marina, Bear
LakeUndated
BR-SH-C-8: 7
Anne Haueter with mackinaw fish caught
that morning at the State Park Marina, Bear LakeUndated
BR-SH-C-8: 8
Hylton Haueter, Anne Haueter, A. Ray
Elliott, Bruce Elliott looking at the catch of the dayUndated
BR-SH-C-8: 9
Hylton Haueter holding the little fish
that Ray caughtUndated
BR-SH-C-8: 10
Hylton Haueter holding the fish he
caught (MISSING)Undated
BR-SH-C-8: 11
Hylton and Anne Haueter and mackinaw
fish from Bear LakeUndated
BR-SH-C-8: 12
Hylton and Anne Haueter and Bruce
Elliott in Motor Lodge parking lot holding fishUndated
BR-SH-C-8: 13
Hylton and Anne Haueter, Bruce Elliott
and Ray Elliott in Motor Lodge parking lot holding fishUndated
BR-SH-C-8: 14
Hylton and Anne Haueter, Bruce Elliott
and Ray Elliott in Motor Lodge parking lot holding fishUndated
BR-SH-C-8: 15
Anne Haueter and fishUndated
BR-SH-C-8: 16
Anne with fishUndated
BR-SH-C-8: 17
Anne Haueter holding the fish with two
fingersUndated
BR-SH-C-8: 18
Anne Haueter holding fish; her legs are
34" longUndated
BR-SH-C-8: 19
Canal system in Pickleville (Utah)
area, Ideal Beach is in the backgroundUndated
BR-SH-C-8: 20
Head gates of the canal systemUndated
BR-SH-C-8: 21
Rockin' Bear Ranch; metal artwork gateUndated
BR-SH-C-8: 22
Corrals across the street from Ideal
Beach in Pickleville, UtahUndated
BR-SH-C-8: 23
American flag made in Ideal Resort's
fence in Pickleville, UTUndated
BR-SH-C-8: 24
Ideal Beach Resort front officeUndated
BR-SH-C-9
photo logUndated
(2 copies)
BR-SH-C-9: 1
Pickleville Playhouse sign and side of
the buildingUndated
BR-SH-C-9: 2
Pickleville Playhouse front of buildingUndated
BR-SH-C-9: 3
Garage in Garden City, Utah with cow
skullUndated
BR-SH-C-9: 4
Hodges homestead in Garden City, Utah;
original homestead of the Hodge familyUndated
BR-SH-C-9: 5
Skulls on the shed behind Jay Hodge's
house in Garden City, UTUndated
BR-SH-C-9: 6
Stringham family home and businessUndated
BR-SH-C-9: 7
El Rancho Costa Plenty sign on Bear Lake
Blvd. in Garden City, Utah; typical name for beachfront
property and homes along the shorelineUndated
BR-SH-C-9: 8
Old farm equipment in the front of beach
cabins; located on Bear Lake Blvd. in Garden City, Utah;
lake-side of the roadUndated
BR-SH-C-9: 9
Tree stump that has been carved into a
Native American head; located along Bear Lake Blvd. on
the lake side in Garden City, UtahUndated
BR-SH-C-9: 10
Bear Lake Realty sign in Garden City,
UtahUndated
BR-SH-C-9: 11
La Beau's Drive-in, Garden City, UtahUndated
BR-SH-C-9: 12
Pugstone's Sporting good store, Garden
City, UtahUndated
BR-SH-C-9: 13
Bear Lake and Garden City from Highway
89, exiting Logan Canyon (fuzzy photo)Undated
BR-SH-C-9: 14
Bear Lake and Garden City from Highway
89 exiting Logan Canyon (clear photo)Undated
BR-SH-C-9: 15
Garden City, Utah and Bear Lake from
Highway 89 heading out of townUndated
BR-SH-C-10
Photo logUndated
(2 copies)
BR-SH-C-10: 1
Logan Canyon (Utah)Undated
BR-SH-C-10: 2
Fisherman in the Logan River, up Logan
Canyon (Utah)Undated
BR-SH-C-10: 3
Fisherman in the Logan River, up Logan
Canyon (Utah)Undated
BR-SH-C-10: 4
Man and his three sons fishing Logan
River (Utah)Undated
BR-SH-C-10: 5
Man and his three sons catching a fishUndated
BR-SH-C-10: 6-7
Two men fishing side by side up Logan
River (Utah)Undated
BR-SH-C-10: 8-9
Bear Lake from the overlook exiting
Logan CanyonUndated
BR-SH-C-10: 10-11
Cemetery sign in Garden City, UtahUndated
BR-SH-C-10: 12
Cemetery and the overlook of Bear Lake
in Garden City, UtahUndated
BR-SH-C-10: 13
Heber C. Kimball's grave marker in
Garden City CemeteryUndated
BR-SH-C-10: 14
Back side of the grave marker listing
children's names of the Leslie and Beatrice Kimball
familyUndated
BR-SH-C-10: 15
Front side of the Leslie and Beatrice
Kimball grave markerUndated
BR-SH-C-10: 16
Fallen grave markerUndated
BR-SH-C-10: 17
Entrance side of the Logan Canyon
welcome signUndated
BR-SH-C-10: 18
Exit side of the Logan Canyon welcome
signUndated
BR-SH-C-10: 19
Price's raspberry field on the south
side of Highway 89 as you enter Garden City, UtahUndated
BR-SH-C-10: 20
Billboard for Pickleville Playhouse,
located on north side of Highway 89 as you enter Garden
City, UtahUndated
BR-SH-C-10: 21
Welcome Berries at the Price Berry
Farm shedUndated
BR-SH-C-10: 22
Price Bear Lake Farm buildingUndated
BR-SH-C-10: 23
Quick and Tastee Drive-in building;
notice the famous raspberry shake signsUndated
BR-SH-C-10: 24
One of the original cabins from Ideal
Beach; now a playhouse for Marie Weston's grandchildren
and sits in her yardUndated
BR-SH-C-10: 25
Bikers along the side of the
LakeUndated
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Parent, Robin
(3 rolls of color print film)
BR-RP-C-1
Photo logUndated
(2 copies)
BR-RP-C-1: 0
The store front for the White Owl Bar
(Logan, Utah)Undated
BR-RP-C-1: 3
White Owl sign (Logan, Utah)Undated
BR-RP-C-1: 4
White Owl door (Logan, Utah)Undated
BR-RP-C-1: 5
Street photo of the White Owl (Logan,
Utah)Undated
BR-RP-C-1: 6
Inside the bar [White Owl], very dark
(Logan, Utah) (MISSING)Undated
BR-RP-C-1: 7
On the deck of the white owl (Logan,
Utah) (MISSING)Undated
BR-RP-C-1: 8
The back room in the White Owl (Logan,
Utah) (MISSING)Undated
BR-RP-C-1: 10
The pool hall in the White Owl (Logan,
Utah)Undated
BR-RP-C-1: 11
The front bar at the White Owl (Logan,
Utah)Undated
BR-RP-C-1: 12
Hyde Park Cemetery signUndated
BR-RP-C-1: 13
Hyde Park Cemetery, William Hyde
memorial stone (Hyde Park, Utah)Undated
BR-RP-C-1: 14
Back side of William Hyde memorial
stone; dedication and wives (Hyde Park, Utah)Undated
BR-RP-C-1: 15
William Hyde original headstone (Hyde
Park, Utah)Undated
BR-RP-C-1: 16
Hyde stone, Hyde Park Cemetery (Hyde
Park, Utah)Undated
BR-RP-C-1: 17
Overview of Hyde Park Cemetery (Hyde
Park, Utah)Undated
BR-RP-C-1: 18
Headstone of child in Hyde Park
Cemetery (Hyde Park, Utah)Undated
BR-RP-C-1: 19
Bench at Tremonton Heritage Days,
complete with the family of Robin Parent (Tremonton,
Utah)Undated
BR-RP-C-1: 20-25
Tremonton Heritage Days, Tremonton,
UtahUndated
BR-RP-C-1: 20
Metal work by artist family from
Franklin, UtahUndated
BR-RP-C-1: 21
Metal workUndated
BR-RP-C-1: 22
Metal workUndated
BR-RP-C-1: 23
Woven bagsUndated
BR-RP-C-1: 24
Exquisite metal art by a local familyUndated
BR-RP-C-1: 25
Fountain work with metalUndated
BR-RP-C-2
Photo logUndated
(2 copies)
BR-RP-C-2: X
Chairs set out in waiting for the Cache
Cruise In (Logan, UT)Undated
BR-RP-C-2: 0
Blankets set out in waiting for the
Cache Cruise In (Logan, UT)Undated
BR-RP-C-2: 00
Blankets set out in waiting for the
Cache Cruise In (Logan, UT)Undated
BR-RP-C-2: 1
Cache Cruise In signUndated
BR-RP-C-2: 2-4
Cars dragging Main Street in Logan,
Utah at Cache Cruise InUndated
BR-RP-C-2: 5
Cars coming down street at Cache Cruise
In (Logan, Utah)Undated
BR-RP-C-2: 6
Farmers' Market sign (Logan, Utah)Undated
BR-RP-C-2: 7
Bread stand at the Farmers' Market
(Logan, Utah)Undated
BR-RP-C-2: 8-10
Handmade garden stones, Farmers'
Market (Logan, Utah)Undated
BR-RP-C-2: 11-14
Marla Brindley Trowbridge and her
harness stall at the Pioneer Day Festival (Logan, Utah)Undated
BR-RP-C-2: 15
Marla Brindley working on a harnessUndated
BR-RP-C-2: 16-25
Logan, Utah Pioneer Day ParadeUndated
BR-RP-C-2: 16
Horse-drawn wagonUndated
BR-RP-C-2: 17
Junior Miss carUndated
BR-RP-C-2: 18
Questar truckUndated
BR-RP-C-2: 19
Truck pulling Cache Community Band
floatUndated
BR-RP-C-2: 20
Cache Community Band floatUndated
BR-RP-C-2: 21
BannerUndated
BR-RP-C-2: 22
Dairy Princess floatUndated
BR-RP-C-2: 24
Man riding horseUndated
BR-RP-C-2: 25
Old Logan City fire truckUndated
BR-RP-C-3
Photo logUndated
(2 copies)
BR-RP-C-3: X-1
Logan, Utah Pioneer Day ParadeUndated
BR-RP-C-3: X
Providence City float (MISSING)Undated
BR-RP-C-3: 00
People waiting in the shade for the
Pioneer Day paradeUndated
BR-RP-C-3: 0
FloatUndated
BR-RP-C-3: 1
FloatUndated
BR-RP-C-3: 2
Randy and Sally Wirth in front of the
Straw Ibis Café (Logan, Utah)Undated
BR-RP-C-3: 3-12
Marla Brindley Trowbridge's harness
shopUndated
BR-RP-C-3: 3
Marla Brindley Trowbridge's harness shopUndated
BR-RP-C-3: 4
Boards, buckles and hardwareUndated
BR-RP-C-3: 5
Work tableUndated
BR-RP-C-3: 6
ToolsUndated
BR-RP-C-3: 7
Pile of harnessesUndated
BR-RP-C-3: 8
Sewing machineUndated
BR-RP-C-3: 9
Close-up of sewing machine (blurry)Undated
BR-RP-C-3: 10
Shelf of harnessesUndated
BR-RP-C-3: 11
Sign outsideUndated
BR-RP-C-3: 12
Sign outsideUndated
BR-RP-C-3: 13-19
Hyrum, Utah CemeteryUndated
BR-RP-C-3: 13
Simpson Molen stoneUndated
BR-RP-C-3: 14
Back side of headstone (unknown name),
with list of childrenUndated
BR-RP-C-3: 15
Brown stoneUndated
BR-RP-C-3: 16
Brown crucifix stoneUndated
BR-RP-C-3: 17
Back side of Brown stone; Prayer of
Francis of Assisi; list of children's namesUndated
BR-RP-C-3: 18
Overview of Hyrum CemeteryUndated
BR-RP-C-3: 19
Large monumental gravemarkerUndated
BR-RP-C-3: 20-22
River Heights, Utah Apple DaysUndated
BR-RP-C-3: 20
Robin Parent's mother and her son with
the petting zoo at Apple DaysUndated
BR-RP-C-3: 21
Petting zooUndated
BR-RP-C-3: 22
Petting zooUndated
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Parent, Robin - CD PHOTO INDEX
(1 photo CD)
BR-RP-CD-1
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BR-RP-C-1-00Undated
1
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Thatcher, Elaine
(9 rolls color print film)
BR-ET-C-1
Photo logUndated
(2 copies)
BR-ET-C-1: 18A-24A
Kaye Shackelford, bobbin lace
maker of Smithfield, Utah, demonstrating at the Festival
of the American West; Wellsville, UtahUndated
BR-ET-C-1: 18A
Demonstrating bobbin lace makingUndated
BR-ET-C-1: 19A
Demonstrating bobbin lace makingUndated
BR-ET-C-1: 20A
Closeup of cushion on which the lace
is being madeUndated
BR-ET-C-1: 21A
Portrait of Kaye, looking downUndated
BR-ET-C-1: 22A-24A
Working at making laceUndated
BR-ET-C-2
Photo logUndated
(2 copies)
BR-ET-C-2: 1-25
Events taking place as part of
Raspberry Days celebration; Garden City, UtahUndated
BR-ET-C-2: 1
Scout leader and money taker in line for
the Boy Scouts' pancake breakfast held in a Mormon
churchUndated
BR-ET-C-2: 2
Cooks making pancakes at the pancake
breakfastUndated
BR-ET-C-2: 3
Child holding wiggling dog at beginning
of pancake breakfast lineUndated
BR-ET-C-2: 4
Cooks making pancakesUndated
BR-ET-C-2: 5
Food preparation area, including cooks
making pancakes, all under a tentUndated
BR-ET-C-2: 6-7
Men frying eggs at pancake breakfast;
older man, on left, is wearing an apron that says, "For
this I spent four years in college"Undated
BR-ET-C-2: 8-10
Two young Boy Scouts serving food to
customersUndated
BR-ET-C-2: 11
Man cooking hash brownsUndated
BR-ET-C-2: 12
Customers at the breakfastUndated
BR-ET-C-2: 13-14
Flatbed trailer holding cooler full
of milk cartons, water cooler, and propane tank for
griddlesUndated
BR-ET-C-2: 15-18
Customers at tables on lawn of
church, eating breakfastUndated
BR-ET-C-2: 19
Charlotte Smith of Salt Lake City,
Utah, sitting at the table with her breakfast; shows
plates of foodUndated
BR-ET-C-2: 20
Customers at pancake breakfast showing
their hands with the "smiley face" drawn on them,
signifying that they have paid for their
breakfastUndated
BR-ET-C-2: 21
Family with toddler at gazebo housing
bell on church grounds, during pancake breakfastUndated
BR-ET-C-2: 22
Cars parked in front of old granary
with damaged roof (partly rotting shingles, partly rusty
metal sheathing over old shingles), across street to the
north of the church where the pancake breakfast is being
heldUndated
BR-ET-C-2: 23
Salt Lake (Utah) man named Monty in his
tent along the Raspberry Days parade route, doing card
tricksUndated
BR-ET-C-2: 24-25
People along parade route waiting
for parade to startUndated
BR-ET-C-3
photo logUndated
(2 copies)
BR-ET-C-3: 1-3
Hollyhocks growing in a yard along the
main street in Garden City (Utah), a short distance
north of the city parkUndated
BR-ET-C-3: 4
Covered wagon in front yard of a home on
the main street in Garden City, UtahUndated
BR-ET-C-3: 5
Rail-style fence made of log siding,
matching the office behind it (see next photo); Garden
City, Utah main streetUndated
BR-ET-C-3: 6
Carpet and paint store with log siding
on it; woman is on rooftop deck watching Raspberry Days
parade; cutout of howling coyote or dog is a popular
motif for western or southwestern style decorating
(Garden City, Utah)Undated
BR-ET-C-3: 7-8
Large cutout and painted bear sign in
front of pizza restaurant in Garden City; the head of
the bear is mechanical and nods, holding an American
Flag in its mouth; the crowd around is waiting for the
parade to begin (Garden City, Utah)Undated
BR-ET-C-3: 9-37
Garden City, Utah Raspberry Days
ParadeUndated
BR-ET-C-3: 9
Unidentified rodeo royalty waits on
horseback for the parade to beginUndated
BR-ET-C-3: 10
Spectators and parade participants wait
for the parade to begin at the starting pointUndated
BR-ET-C-3: 11
Pioneering Adventures wagon waits at
beginning of paradeUndated
BR-ET-C-3: 12
Spectators along the main street of
Garden CityUndated
BR-ET-C-3: 13-14
Men on ATVs (All Terrain Vehicles)
lead the paradeUndated
BR-ET-C-3: 15-21
Clowns in fake hula attire cavort at
the head of the parade (right after the ATVs)Undated
BR-ET-C-3: 22
Lone bagpiper in paradeUndated
BR-ET-C-3: 23
Flag bearers/rodeo royaltyUndated
BR-ET-C-3: 24-25
Pioneering Adventures wagon in
paradeUndated
BR-ET-C-3: 26
Occupants of a golf cart in the parade
toss candy to the crowdUndated
BR-ET-C-3: 27
Volkswagen Beetle labeled "Monster" and
"Gift Shop, Garden City, UT", with a person wearing a
"Bear Lake Monster" head standing up through
sunroofUndated
BR-ET-C-3: 28
"Bear Lake Raspberry Babes," women
dressed in green and pink nettingUndated
BR-ET-C-3: 29
Antique truck (hearse?) With
"Thompson's Vinyl Fence's" (sic) signUndated
BR-ET-C-3: 30-31
Antique carUndated
BR-ET-C-3: 32-33
"Miss Berry Princess" float, filled
with little girlsUndated
BR-ET-C-3: 34-35
"The Real Bear Lake Monsters" float,
filled with children; additional sign (shaped like a
raspberry): "Born and Raised in the Berry Patch!"Undated
BR-ET-C-3: 36
Spectators watching cheerleaders go byUndated
BR-ET-C-3: 37
Parade participants from LeBeau's
drive-in, in a pickup truck toss long bead necklaces to
spectatorsUndated
BR-ET-C-4
Photo logUndated
(2 copies)
BR-ET-C-4: 1-23
Bear Lake Raspberry Days ParadeUndated
BR-ET-C-4: 1
Parade participants from LeBeau's
drive-in, in a pickup truck toss long bead necklaces to
spectatorsUndated
BR-ET-C-4: 2-3
"4 Generations Wilson's Bear Lake" in
a pickup truck, all wearing yellow t-shirts in the
paradeUndated
BR-ET-C-4: 4
"Water skier" on a skateboard being
towed behind a boat on a trailer in the paradeUndated
BR-ET-C-4: 5-6
"Campers" with tent, canoe, and Dutch
oven on a float advertising Dutch oven dinners on
Saturday nights, "Serving Raspberry Cobbler!"Undated
BR-ET-C-4: 7
Boys in a pickup with powerful water
guns in parade, shooting at crowdUndated
BR-ET-C-4: 8
People on a float satirizing the
television program "Survivor," with signs saying "Don't
Just Survive" and "Call Us!"Undated
BR-ET-C-4: 9-12
Bear Lake monster float sponsored by
Trend West Resorts; signs on side say "Bear Lake Monster
Clan" and "Baby Bessie"Undated
BR-ET-C-4: 13
Tractor-drawn wagon carrying Bryce
Nielson and Bill Cox (local politicians?)Undated
BR-ET-C-4: 14-15
Horse-drawn wagon labeled "Alley's
Ponies;" frame 15 shows the team of four matched black
horses, with a young palomino colt tied to the
sideUndated
BR-ET-C-4: 16-19
Red convertible and a pickup
truck-drawn flatbed from the Pickleville Playhouse;
actors from the playhouse are in costume and running
around acting out typical "mellerdramer" (melodrama)
activities, such as kidnaping or saving the
heroineUndated
BR-ET-C-4: 20-22
Large boat filled with people and
fake palm trees, sponsored by Town and Country Realty,
with a sign that says, "Bear Lake Family Fun"Undated
BR-ET-C-4: 23
Boat with fishnet and other maritime
symbolsUndated
BR-ET-C-4: 24-37
Garden City, Utah Raspberry Days
Craft FairUndated
BR-ET-C-4: 24-26
A children's "train" with cars made
of 55-gallon drums, painted in bright colors and
patters; Garden City Park, Garden City, UtahUndated
BR-ET-C-4: 27
Doll tents and sleeping bags at the
craft fairUndated
BR-ET-C-4: 28
Jewelry pouches at the same booth as in
frame 27Undated
BR-ET-C-4: 29
Hand made wood items (shelves, racks,
toys, etc.) in a boot at the craft fairUndated
BR-ET-C-4: 30
Man from Phil's Woodturning, wearing a
turned wood top hat he madeUndated
BR-ET-C-4: 31-32
Turned wood items from Phil's
Woodturning of Provo (UT)Undated
BR-ET-C-4: 33
Pole furniture at craft fair by Lincoln
Logs Log Furniture, Lehi, Utah; James Utley is the ownerUndated
BR-ET-C-4: 34-37
John Harrington of Kitty's Korner,
Helper, Utah; he weaves macrame cord into a variety of
patterns on old lawn chairsUndated
BR-ET-C-5
Photo logUndated
(2 copies)
BR-ET-C-5: 1-25
Raspberry Days, Garden City, Utah -
Craft FairUndated
BR-ET-C-5: 1-5
John Harrington of Helper, Utah,
demonstrating the making of macrame chairs; he weaves
macrame cord onto aluminum and other frames. Frame 1
shows the stand he built to hold the chairs still; frame
5 shows the printed pattern he uses as a guideUndated
BR-ET-C-5: 6-13
Jason Craig and Lori Craig; welded
art from scrap and sheet metal by Jason Craig of
Wellsville, Utah, of Buzzart WeldingUndated
BR-ET-C-5: 14-15
Raspberry Days royalty: Raspberry
Queen Kayla Kennington of Amalga; Princess Holly
Phillips of Smithfield; Jr. Princess Korinne Balls of
Hyde Park. All girls are from Cache County, in spite of
the fact that Raspberry Days is a Rich County affair;
they competed in traditional rodeo competitions to win
their titlesUndated
BR-ET-C-5: 16-17
Richard Johnson of Ogden, Utah in
his booth at Raspberry Days; he carves wood and eggs
(see following photos)Undated
BR-ET-C-5: 18
Carved wood birds and carved golf balls
with faces by Richard JohnsonUndated
BR-ET-C-5: 19-20
Walking sticks carved by Richard
JohnsonUndated
BR-ET-C-5: 21
Richard Johnson showing a carved and
stained duck egg; the carving goes all the way through
the shellUndated
BR-ET-C-5: 22
Johnson showing a carved goose egg,
with a delicate floral design that perforates the shellUndated
BR-ET-C-5: 23-24
Carved quail eggs with perforated
designs; carved by Richard JohnsonUndated
BR-ET-C-5: 25
A carved emu egg, making use of the
three layers of color that exist naturally in the
shellUndated
BR-ET-C-6
Photo logUndated
(2 copies)
BR-ET-C-6: 1-13
Bluebird Candy Factory, Logan, UtahUndated
BR-ET-C-6: 1-2
Packing boxes of chocolates at the
Bluebird Candy factory in LoganUndated
BR-ET-C-6: 3
Out of focus. View from back room of
woman helping a customer at the counter at the Bluebird
Candy factoryUndated
BR-ET-C-6: 4-13
Women at the candy factory making
pecan logs. They have previously-prepared rolls of
fondant that has been chilled; then they drop the rolls
one at a time into the hot caramel, then lift them out
with a slotted spatula, dumping them into the tray of
pecans, where they are buried in nuts; then they are
placed on a tray to cool and setUndated
BR-ET-C-6: 14-25
Cache County Fair (2001), UtahUndated
BR-ET-C-6: 14-15
Providence City display at Cache
County Fair in Logan, done by the youth council; it
features depictions of lawn chairs, fireworks, and
agricultural productsUndated
BR-ET-C-6: 16-17
Mendon City display at Cache County
Fair, done by youth; it features Mendon's May Day
traditions and agricultural products (#17
MISSING)Undated
BR-ET-C-6: 18
Unidentified community display at the
Cache County Fair, featuring a fish fry and picnicUndated
BR-ET-C-6: 19-20
North Logan's display, featuring
insects and agricultural productsUndated
BR-ET-C-6: 21
Richmond's display, showing a model of
the town and agricultural productsUndated
BR-ET-C-6: 22
Hyrum's display, focusing on cultural
diversity, including Native American, Pacific Islands,
Asian, Hispanic, and EuropeanUndated
BR-ET-C-6: 23-24
Lewiston's display, featuring
gardening and childrenUndated
BR-ET-C-6: 25
Wellsville's display featuring a
picnicUndated
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No photo log (Photos of Bluebird
Candy Factory)
BR-ET-C-7
Photo logUndated
(2 copies)
BR-ET-C-7: 1-16
Cache County Fair (2001) Logan, UtahUndated
BR-ET-C-7: 1-2
Wellsville's display at Cache County
Fair, created by youth council; features a picnic and
agricultural productsUndated
BR-ET-C-7: 3
Nibley's display featuring a campfire
scene and agricultural productsUndated
BR-ET-C-7: 4-5
Smithfield's display featuring the
"Old Fishing Hole" and agricultural productsUndated
BR-ET-C-7: 6
Millville's display showing a rural
sceneUndated
BR-ET-C-7: 7-8
Logan's display featuring a seed
mosaic of a monarch butterfly and marigoldsUndated
BR-ET-C-7: 9-10
Millville's display (frame 9 is
underexposed)Undated
BR-ET-C-7: 11
4-H display by Casey Major: "A Day in
the Life of a Bee"Undated
BR-ET-C-7: 12-16
Young girls watering their sheep in
the ditchUndated
BR-ET-C-7: 17-23
Logan Hispanic FestivalUndated
BR-ET-C-7: 17-19
Antonio Arce and other musicians
playing at the Hispanic Festival at the Whittier Center
in Logan, UtahUndated
BR-ET-C-7: 20-21
Boys playing soccer at Hispanic
FestivalUndated
BR-ET-C-7: 22-23
Leo Bravo, director of Logan's
Hispanic Center, and his daughter (on right) and another
staffer at the Hispanic FestivalUndated
BR-ET-C-7: 24-25
"4-H Muttonbusters" sign at Rich
County Fair in Randolph, Utah; other photos, thank you
to buyers, etc., are also on the signUndated
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No photo log (Photos of Bluebird
Candy Factory)
BR-ET-C-8
Photo logUndated
(2 copies)
BR-ET-C-8: 1-25
Rich County Fair (2001)Undated
BR-ET-C-8: 1-2
"4-H Muttonbusters" sign in barn at
Rich County Fair; frame 2 shows closeup of some of the
photos and documents on the signUndated
BR-ET-C-8: 3
Sign over a stall in the 4-H barnUndated
BR-ET-C-8: 4
View of stalls and signs in 4-H barnUndated
BR-ET-C-8: 5-6
Signs over stall in 4-H barnUndated
BR-ET-C-8: 7-8
View of cars and horses getting ready
for horse judgingUndated
BR-ET-C-8: 9
Sign over a 4-H stall with ribbons and
Grand Champion bannerUndated
BR-ET-C-8: 10
Goat milking standUndated
BR-ET-C-8: 11-14
Cows in stalls with signs above
stalls; handmade signs feature name of owner of cow,
sponsor, and name of animalUndated
BR-ET-C-8: 15
Man showing paint horsesUndated
BR-ET-C-8: 16
Rodeo royalty; they were awarding the
ribbons to winners during the horse showUndated
BR-ET-C-8: 17
ScorekeepersUndated
BR-ET-C-8: 18-19
People showing horses in arenaUndated
BR-ET-C-8: 20-22
Rich County Fairgrounds entrance
gateUndated
BR-ET-C-8: 23-25
Utah Quilt in home arts show at Rich
County FairUndated
BR-ET-C-9
Photo logUndated
(2 copies)
BR-ET-C-9: 1-6
Views of the Grace, Idaho cemetery
shortly after Memorial DayUndated
BR-ET-C-9: 7-8
A grave featuring a post-death
endowment date along with a toy saloonUndated
BR-ET-C-9: 9-25
Views of the "man-made" geyser at
Soda Springs, Idaho. The geyser was created accidentally
when people were digging for a swimming pool in downtown
Soda Springs. It is now capped and has a timer that
allows it to erupt every hour (frame 25 was not printed,
it was a half-shot)Undated
BR-ET-C-10: 1-3
Views of the Randolph Mormon
tabernacle; Randolph, UtahUndated
BR-ET-C-10: 4
The gate in front of the Boy Scouts log
building in Randolph, Utah; the pipe gate has an eagle
and "BSA" on itUndated
BR-ET-C-10: 5
The Boy Scouts of America log building
in Randolph, UtahUndated
BR-ET-C-10: 6-7
Views of the Randolph, Utah Mormon
tabernacleUndated
BR-ET-C-10: 8-10
War memorial in Randolph, UtahUndated
BR-ET-C-10: 11
View of the Randolph, Utah Mormon
tabernacleUndated
BR-ET-C-10: 12-14
Views of the Daughters of Utah
Pioneers (DUP) Relic Hall in Randolph, Utah; it's a log
buildingUndated
BR-ET-C-10: 15-16
A granary next to the DUP Relic
Hall in Randolph, UtahUndated
BR-ET-C-10: 17
Views of the DUP Relic Hall in
Randolph, UtahUndated
BR-ET-C-10
Photo logUndated
(2 copies)
BR-ET-C-10: 1-3
Views of the Randolph Mormon
tabernacle, Randolph, UtahUndated
BR-ET-C-10: 4
The gate in front of the Boy Scouts log
building in Randolph. The pipe gate has an eagle and
"BSA" on it.Undated
BR-ET-C-10: 5
The Boy Scouts of America log building
in RandolphUndated
BR-ET-C-10: 6-7
Views of the Randolph Mormon
tabernacle, Randolph, UtahUndated
BR-ET-C-10: 8-10
War memorial in Randolph, UtahUndated
BR-ET-C-10: 11
Views of the Randolph Mormon
tabernacle, Randolph, UtahUndated
BR-ET-C-10: 12-14
Views of the Daughters of Utah
Pioneers Relic Hall in Randolph. It is a log buildingUndated
BR-ET-C-10: 15-16
A granary next to the DUP Relic
Hall in Randolph, UtahUndated
BR-ET-C-10: 17-24
Unrelated to the Living Traditions
of the Bear River Heritage projectUndated
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Thatcher, Elaine
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Photo logUndated
BR-ET-B-1: 1-3
People riding mechanical bull at the
craft show in Garden City Park during Raspberry Days
(Utah)Undated
BR-ET-B-1: 4
Charlotte Smith and Renee Queary of Salt
Lake City, Utah visiting Raspberry DaysUndated
BR-ET-B-1: 5-7
Flowers in the yard of Fern Pope (?)
on the main street in Garden City. She sits in the house
and counts how many people stop to take pictures, and
the flowers outside the fence are for people to
pick.Undated
BR-ET-B-1: 8-9
Old bedstead turned into a flower bed,
with a sign that says "Weeds for sale, U pick."Undated
BR-ET-B-1: 10
View of the main building at a
campground near Fish Haven. On Saturday nights during
the summer they have a Dutch oven dinner open to the
publicUndated
BR-ET-B-1: 11-14
Musician (electronic piano and
trombone) at the Dutch oven dinnerUndated
BR-ET-B-1: 15-16
People enjoying the Dutch oven
dinnerUndated
BR-ET-B-1: 17-19
Dutch ovens waiting to be brought to
the table, and a woman working at the table, serving
peopleUndated
BR-ET-B-1: 20-22
MusicianUndated
BR-ET-B-1: 23
View of the building againUndated
BR-ET-B-1: 24
Hollyhocks in Garden CityUndated
BR-ET-B-1: 25
Tabernacle in Randolph, UtahUndated
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Ward, Michael
(11 rolls color print film)
BR-MW-C-1
Photo logUndated
(2 copies)
BR-MW-C-1: 1-24
Marble Park, Bothwell, UtahUndated
BR-MW-C-1: 1
GazeboUndated
BR-MW-C-1: 2
View up to the pavilionUndated
BR-MW-C-1: 3
Hand carts that local church groups use
for handcart treksUndated
BR-MW-C-1: 4
Playgroup equipmentUndated
BR-MW-C-1: 5
Pioneer scene cut out of metal with a
torchUndated
BR-MW-C-1: 6
Playground equipmentUndated
BR-MW-C-1: 7
Playground equipmentUndated
BR-MW-C-1: 8
Playgroup equipmentUndated
BR-MW-C-1: 9
Playground equipmentUndated
BR-MW-C-1: 10
Statue of horsesUndated
BR-MW-C-1: 11
View of Marble ParkUndated
BR-MW-C-1: 12
Monument to Utah's sesquicentennialUndated
BR-MW-C-1: 13
Monument to Utah's sesquicentennialUndated
BR-MW-C-1: 14
Seat on the monument to Utah's
sesquicentennial that Marble made to look out at his
parkUndated
BR-MW-C-1: 15
Playgroup equipmentUndated
BR-MW-C-1: 16
Playground equipmentUndated
BR-MW-C-1: 17
Playground equipmentUndated
BR-MW-C-1: 18
Playground equipmentUndated
BR-MW-C-1: 19
Park barbecueUndated
BR-MW-C-1: 20
Park monumentUndated
BR-MW-C-1: 21
Tractor seat welded onto a milk canUndated
BR-MW-C-1: 22
Timeline of UtahUndated
BR-MW-C-1: 23
The completion of the Salt Lake (LDS)
Temple Marble views as an important part of Utah's
timelineUndated
BR-MW-C-1: 24
Utah's timeline (part)Undated
BR-MW-C-2
photo logUndated
(2 copies)
BR-MW-C-2: 1
Bob and Ester Rust in their living room
in Logan, UtahUndated
BR-MW-C-2: 2
Bob and Ester Rust in their living room
in Logan, UtahUndated
BR-MW-C-2: 3
Bob Rust showing a picture frame he madeUndated
BR-MW-C-2: 4
Weather rock, Marble Park, Bothwell,
UtahUndated
BR-MW-C-2: 5
Weather rock, Marble Park, Bothwell,
UtahUndated
BR-MW-C-2: 6
Monument to the 2002 Salt Lake City
Winter Olympics; Marble made the Olympic rings upside
down so he could not be sued for using a copyrighted
symbol without permission; Marble Park, Bothwell,
UtahUndated
BR-MW-C-2: 7
Looking east onto Marble Park, Bothwell,
UtahUndated
BR-MW-C-2: 8
Gong and swing Marble made to welcome in
the new millennium; Marble Park, Bothwell, Utah
(MISSING)Undated
BR-MW-C-2: 9
Pavilion, Marble Park; Bothwell, UtahUndated
BR-MW-C-2: 10
Area view of Marble Park; Bothwell,
UtahUndated
BR-MW-C-2: 11
Water fountain, Marble Park; Bothwell,
UtahUndated
BR-MW-C-2: 12
Cut and welded tulips, Marble Park;
Bothwell, UtahUndated
BR-MW-C-2: 13
Latinos dancing, Logan Pioneer Day
parade; Logan, UtahUndated
BR-MW-C-2: 14
Man advertising a John Deere Lawn
mower, Logan Pioneer Day parade; Logan, UtahUndated
BR-MW-C-2: 15
Latinos dancing, Logan Pioneer Day
parade; Logan, UtahUndated
BR-MW-C-2: 16
4-H Dairy Darlings, Logan Pioneer Day
parade; Logan, UtahUndated
BR-MW-C-2: 17
Seasonal Lamp post decoration,
Marindale Avenue, Logan, UtahUndated
BR-MW-C-3
Photo logUndated
(2 copies)
BR-MW-C-3: 1-24
Marble Park, Bothwell, UtahUndated
BR-MW-C-3: 1
Handrail on stepsUndated
BR-MW-C-3: 2
Handrail on stepsUndated
BR-MW-C-3: 3
"Roll On Little Doggie" MuralUndated
BR-MW-C-3: 4
"Born Free" MuralUndated
BR-MW-C-3: 5
Brands that Marble had local ranchers
stamp into the cementUndated
BR-MW-C-3: 6
Fireplace in the pavilionUndated
BR-MW-C-3: 7
"Haying Time" MuralUndated
BR-MW-C-3: 8
Mural of wagon trainUndated
BR-MW-C-3: 9
"Thrashing Bee" MuralUndated
BR-MW-C-3: 10
"Fertile Soil" MuralUndated
BR-MW-C-3: 11
"All Roads Lead to the Temple" MuralUndated
BR-MW-C-3: 12
Wheel hung in pavilionUndated
BR-MW-C-3: 13
Herding muralUndated
BR-MW-C-3: 14
Wild horses muralUndated
BR-MW-C-3: 15
Front of pavilionUndated
BR-MW-C-3: 16
Painted saw blade, hung on the front of
the pavilionUndated
BR-MW-C-3: 17
Painted saw blade, hung on the front of
the pavilionUndated
BR-MW-C-3: 18
Bothwell cemetery behind Marble ParkUndated
BR-MW-C-3: 19
Golden Spike display inside pavilionUndated
BR-MW-C-3: 20
Close up of wild horses muralUndated
BR-MW-C-3: 21
Marble pavilionUndated
BR-MW-C-3: 22
Inside Marble pavilionUndated
BR-MW-C-3: 23
Brands that Marble had local ranchers
stamp into the cementUndated
BR-MW-C-3: 24
Drawing in cementUndated
BR-MW-C-4
Photo logUndated
(2 copies)
BR-MW-C-4: 1
Float in Logan Pioneer Day parade;
Logan, UtahUndated
BR-MW-C-4: 2
North Bear River Valley, landscape view;
UtahUndated
BR-MW-C-4: 3
North Bear River Valley, landscape view;
UtahUndated
BR-MW-C-4: 4
Tractors at the edge of an alfalfa
field; Northern UtahUndated
BR-MW-C-4: 5
Baled hay, landscape view; Northern UtahUndated
BR-MW-C-4: 6
Irrigation ditch and cornfield; Northern
UtahUndated
BR-MW-C-4: 7
Billboard for Box Elder Credit Union;
Northern UtahUndated
BR-MW-C-4: 8
Apricot tree; Northern UtahUndated
BR-MW-C-4: 9
Lehman's garden; Garland, UtahUndated
BR-MW-C-4: 10
Valeriy Savich picking apricots,
Lehman's; Garland, UtahUndated
BR-MW-C-4: 11
Alfalfa field and baled hay; Garland,
UtahUndated
BR-MW-C-4: 12
Lehman's fruit spread factory; Garland,
UtahUndated
BR-MW-C-4: 13
Sign in Lehman's front yard; Garland,
UtahUndated
BR-MW-C-4: 14
Alfalfa field; Garland, UtahUndated
BR-MW-C-4: 15
Alfalfa field; Garland, UtahUndated
BR-MW-C-4: 16
Inside Lehman's fruit spread factory;
Garland, UtahUndated
BR-MW-C-4: 17
Gravemarker of Kenji Fujikawa's wife,
Kazuko; Mr. Fujikawa placed a Buddhist symbol between
their namesUndated
BR-MW-C-4: 18
Gravemarker of Kenji Fujikawa's wife,
KazukoUndated
BR-MW-C-4: 19
Gravemarker of Kenji Fujikawa's wife,
KazukoUndated
BR-MW-C-5
Photo logUndated
(2 copies)
BR-MW-C-5: 1
Valeriy Savich picking apricots at
Lehman's; Garland, Utah (MISSING)Undated
BR-MW-C-5: 2
Philip Lehman and Valeriy Savich making
fruit spread, Lehman's; Garland, UtahUndated
BR-MW-C-5: 3
Philip Lehman grabbing blueberries,
Lehman's; Garland, UtahUndated
BR-MW-C-5: 4
Philip Lehman pouring berries into
kettle, Lehman's; Garland, UtahUndated
BR-MW-C-5: 5
Philip Lehman pouring berries into
kettle, Lehman's; Garland, UtahUndated
BR-MW-C-5: 6
Philip Lehman watching berries heat up,
Lehman's; Garland, UtahUndated
BR-MW-C-5: 7
Philip Lehman blending berries,
Lehman's; Garland, UtahUndated
BR-MW-C-5: 8
Philip Lehman blending berries,
Lehman's; Garland, UtahUndated
BR-MW-C-5: 9
Philip Lehman scooping sugar, Lehman's;
Garland, UtahUndated
BR-MW-C-5: 10
Philip Lehman pouring pectin, Lehman's;
Garland, UtahUndated
BR-MW-C-5: 11
Philip Lehman measuring pectin,
Lehman's; Garland, UtahUndated
BR-MW-C-5: 12
Philip Lehman pouring in sugar,
Lehman's; Garland, UtahUndated
BR-MW-C-5: 13
Philip Lehman pouring in pectin,
Lehman's; Garland, UtahUndated
BR-MW-C-5: 14
Philip Lehman setting out jars,
Lehman's; Garland, UtahUndated
BR-MW-C-5: 15
Savich's son setting out jars,
Lehman's; Garland, UtahUndated
BR-MW-C-5: 16
Olga and Lyulmila Savich pouring jam
into jars, Lehman's; Garland, UtahUndated
BR-MW-C-5: 17
Working in the factory, Lehman's;
Garland, UtahUndated
BR-MW-C-5: 18
Working in the factory, Lehman's;
Garland, UtahUndated
BR-MW-C-5: 19
Michael Ward screwing on lids,
Lehman's; Garland, UtahUndated
BR-MW-C-5: 20
Michael Ward and Philip Lehman screwing
on lids, Lehman's; Garland, UtahUndated
BR-MW-C-5: 21
Olga and Valeriy Savich screwing on
lids, Lehman's; Garland, UtahUndated
BR-MW-C-5: 22
Philip Lehman screwing on lids,
Lehman's; Garland, UtahUndated
BR-MW-C-5: 23
Ralph Nielson, owner of Nielson fruit
stand; Perry, UtahUndated
BR-MW-C-6
photo logUndated
(2 copies)
BR-MW-C-6: 1-9
Garland's Wheat and Beet DaysUndated
BR-MW-C-6: 1
People lined up on the street waiting
for the parade to startUndated
BR-MW-C-6: 2
"Welcome to Garland" MuralUndated
BR-MW-C-6: 3
Kids pulling one of Boyd Marble's
handcartsUndated
BR-MW-C-6: 4
Golden Spike chapter of the Old Time
FiddlersUndated
BR-MW-C-6: 5
Bear River High School cheerleaders on a
Thiokol floatUndated
BR-MW-C-6: 6
Box Elder county's royaltyUndated
BR-MW-C-6: 7
Mormon missionaries cool off crowd by
throwing waterUndated
BR-MW-C-6: 8
The Trail RidersUndated
BR-MW-C-6: 9
A braided rein, taught to the Trail
Riders by Max GodfreyUndated
BR-MW-C-7
photo logUndated
(2 copies)
BR-MW-C-7: 1
J. Holmgren and Louis Douglas in
Douglas's living room after the interview; Box Elder
County, UtahUndated
BR-MW-C-7: 2
J. Holmgren, Ann Holmgren, and Louis
Douglas in Douglas's living room after the interview;
Box Elder County, UtahUndated
BR-MW-C-7: 3-5
Douglas's yard art; Box Elder County,
UtahUndated
BR-MW-C-7: 6
Kim and Jim Tazoi in their living room
after the interviewUndated
BR-MW-C-7: 7
Kim and Jim Tazoi in their living room
after the interviewUndated
BR-MW-C-7: 8
Mr. Tazoi's World War II medalsUndated
BR-MW-C-7: 9
Bunka done by Kim TazoiUndated
BR-MW-C-7: 10
Bunka done by Kim TazoiUndated
BR-MW-C-8
Photo logUndated
(2 copies)
BR-MW-C-8: 1-24
Utah's Famous Fruitway, Perry, UtahUndated
BR-MW-C-8: 1
Clemente Lemus putting out peaches in
front of Nielson's Fruit StandUndated
BR-MW-C-8: 2
Griselda Lemus next to peachesUndated
BR-MW-C-8: 3
Hugo Lemus putting out peachesUndated
BR-MW-C-8: 4
Hugo Lemus putting out peachesUndated
BR-MW-C-8: 5
Clemente Lemus putting out peachesUndated
BR-MW-C-8: 6
Griselda Lemus and her daughter
arranging peachesUndated
BR-MW-C-8: 7
Griselda Lemus arranging peachesUndated
BR-MW-C-8: 8
Hugo Lemus running forkliftUndated
BR-MW-C-8: 9
Ralph Nielson inspecting cornUndated
BR-MW-C-8: 10
Ralph Nielson inspecting cornUndated
BR-MW-C-8: 11
Cody Nelson, Robbie Brinkerhoff, and
Jonathan Jeppsen boxing tomatoes that they picked during
the morningUndated
BR-MW-C-8: 12
Jonathan Jeppsen boxing tomatoesUndated
BR-MW-C-8: 13
Paul Nelson discussing tomatoes with
unknown customerUndated
BR-MW-C-8: 14
Jonathan Jeppsen picking cantaloupeUndated
BR-MW-C-8: 15
Paul Nelson picking cantaloupeUndated
BR-MW-C-8: 16
Paul Nelson picking cantaloupeUndated
BR-MW-C-8: 17
Cody Nelson picking cantaloupeUndated
BR-MW-C-8: 18
Cody Nelson picking cantaloupeUndated
BR-MW-C-8: 19
TruckUndated
BR-MW-C-8: 20
Robbie Brinkerhoff picking cantaloupeUndated
BR-MW-C-8: 21
Cody Nelson picking watermelonUndated
BR-MW-C-8: 22
Paul Nelson picking watermelonUndated
BR-MW-C-8: 23
Cody Nelson picking watermelonUndated
BR-MW-C-8: 24
Cody Nelson picking watermelonUndated
BR-MW-C-9
photo logUndated
(2 copies)
BR-MW-C-9: 1-24
Utah's Famous Fruitway, Perry, UtahUndated
BR-MW-C-9: 1
Robbie Brinkerhoff picking cantaloupeUndated
BR-MW-C-9: 2
Robbie Brinkerhoff picking cantaloupeUndated
BR-MW-C-9: 3
Jonathan Jeppsen catching a cantaloupe
picked by BrinkerhoffUndated
BR-MW-C-9: 4-7
Jeppsen and Brinkerhoff tossing
cantaloupeUndated
BR-MW-C-9: 8
Paul Nelson taps watermelon to see if it
makes a hollow thud noise, which indicates it is ripeUndated
BR-MW-C-9: 9
Paul Nelson eating watermelonUndated
BR-MW-C-9: 10
Robbie Brinkerhoff eating watermelonUndated
BR-MW-C-9: 11
Jonathan Jeppsen eating watermelonUndated
BR-MW-C-9: 12
Pickers riding on the truck (MISSING)Undated
BR-MW-C-9: 13
Field of tomatoes, cantaloupe, peppers,
and watermelonUndated
BR-MW-C-9: 14
Paul and Cody Nelson picking cantaloupeUndated
BR-MW-C-9: 15
Paul and Cody Nelson picking cantaloupeUndated
BR-MW-C-9: 16
Robbie Brinkerhoff picking cantaloupeUndated
BR-MW-C-9: 17
Jonathan Jeppsen hauling a basket load
of cantaloupe back to the truckUndated
BR-MW-C-9: 18
Cody Nelson dumping a load of
cantaloupeUndated
BR-MW-C-9: 19
Paul Nelson with a truckload of
cantaloupeUndated
BR-MW-C-9: 20
Truckload of cantaloupeUndated
BR-MW-C-9: 21
Unloading the truck at Nielson's Fruit
StandUndated
BR-MW-C-9: 22
Unloading the truck at Nielson's Fruit
StandUndated
BR-MW-C-9: 23
Unknown migrant worker boxing up applesUndated
BR-MW-C-9: 24
Unknown migrant worker boxing up
applesUndated
BR-MW-C-10
Photo logUndated
(2 copies)
BR-MW-C-10: 1-9
Utah's Famous Fruitway, Perry, UtahUndated
BR-MW-C-10: 1
Clemente and Hugo Lemus standing in
orchardUndated
BR-MW-C-10: 2
Clemente Lemus showing peachesUndated
BR-MW-C-10: 3
OrchardUndated
BR-MW-C-10: 4
Clemente Lemus picking a nectarineUndated
BR-MW-C-10: 5
Clemente Lemus tasting a nectarineUndated
BR-MW-C-10: 6
Nectarine treeUndated
BR-MW-C-10: 7
OrchardUndated
BR-MW-C-10: 8
Clemente Lemus picking nectarinesUndated
BR-MW-C-10: 9
Hugo and Clemente Lemus in the orchardUndated
BR-MW-C-10: 10
Tamara Zollinger making a wreath;
Tremonton, UtahUndated
BR-MW-C-10: 11
Tamara Zollinger making a wreath;
Tremonton, UtahUndated
BR-MW-C-10: 12
Wreaths in Zollinger's gift shop;
Tremonton, UtahUndated
BR-MW-C-10: 13
Wreaths in Zollinger's gift shop;
Tremonton, UtahUndated
BR-MW-C-10: 14
Zollinger's rose garden; Tremonton,
UtahUndated
BR-MW-C-10: 15-17
Zollinger cutting roses; Tremonton,
UtahUndated
BR-MW-C-10: 18
Zollinger's rose garden; Tremonton,
UtahUndated
BR-MW-C-10: 19
Zollinger making a wreath; Tremonton,
UtahUndated
BR-MW-C-10: 20
Zollinger making a wreath; Tremonton,
UtahUndated
BR-MW-C-10: 21
Zollinger showing her wreath;
Tremonton, UtahUndated
BR-MW-C-10: 22
Inside Zollinger barn; wood was soaked
in the Zollinger pond so the contractor could arch the
woodUndated
BR-MW-C-11
Photo logUndated
(2 copies)
BR-MW-C-11: 1-3
Holmgren Historical Farm, Tremonton,
UtahUndated
BR-MW-C-11: 1
Holmgren flat barnUndated
BR-MW-C-11: 2
Initials of builders on the foundation
of barn: Wane and David HolmgrenUndated
BR-MW-C-11: 3
Milking stalls in the basement of
Holmgren barnUndated
BR-MW-C-11: 4-21
Brigham City (Utah) Peach DaysUndated
BR-MW-C-11: 4
Intermountain Indian School float at
Peach Days paradeUndated
BR-MW-C-11: 5
Intermountain Indian School float at
Peach Days paradeUndated
BR-MW-C-11: 6
Peach Days parade floatUndated
BR-MW-C-11: 7
United Way float at Peach Days paradeUndated
BR-MW-C-11: 8
Peach Days parade floatUndated
BR-MW-C-11: 9
Peach Days BannerUndated
BR-MW-C-11: 10
Window display of Peach Days t-shirtsUndated
BR-MW-C-11: 11
Window display of Peach Days t-shirtsUndated
BR-MW-C-11: 12
Peach cobbler boothUndated
BR-MW-C-11: 13
Peach cobbler boothUndated
BR-MW-C-11: 14
Fruit mosaic celebrating Brigham
City's 150th birthdayUndated
BR-MW-C-11: 15
Fruit mosaic celebrating Brigham
City's 150th birthdayUndated
BR-MW-C-11: 16
Concessionaire standUndated
BR-MW-C-11: 17
Mormon cricket boothUndated
BR-MW-C-11: 18
Peach Days window displayUndated
BR-MW-C-11: 19
Motorcycle and Peach Days motorcycle
showUndated
BR-MW-C-11: 20
Making Dutch oven peach cobblerUndated
BR-MW-C-11: 21
Making Dutch oven peach cobblerUndated
1
12
Ward, Michael - CD PHOTO INDICES
(5 photo CDs)
BR-MW-CD-1
Photo indexUndated
BR-MW-CD-1-1
BR-MW-C-7-01Undated
BR-MW-CD-1-2
BR-MW-C-7-02Undated
BR-MW-CD-1-3
BR-MW-C-7-05Undated
BR-MW-CD-1-4
BR-MW-C-7-04Undated
BR-MW-CD-1-5
BR-MW-C-7-03Undated
BR-MW-CD-1-6
BR-MW-C-7-03Undated
BR-MW-CD-1-7
BR-MW-C-7-06Undated
BR-MW-CD-1-8
BR-MW-C-7-07Undated
BR-MW-CD-1-9
BR-MW-C-7-09Undated
BR-MW-CD-1-10
BR-MW-C-7-10Undated
BR-MW-CD-1-11
BR-MW-C-7-08Undated
BR-MW-CD-1-12-24
Michael Ward's PERSONAL photosUndated
BR-MW-CD-1-25
BR-MW-C-5-16Undated
BR-MW-CD-1-26
BR-MW-C-5-21Undated
BR-MW-CD-1-27
BR-MW-C-5-19Undated
BR-MW-CD-1-28
BR-MW-C-5-20Undated
BR-MW-CD-1-29
BR-MW-C-5-02Undated
BR-MW-CD-1-30
BR-MW-C-5-09Undated
BR-MW-CD-1-31
BR-MW-C-5-10Undated
BR-MW-CD-1-32
BR-MW-C-5-11Undated
BR-MW-CD-1-33
BR-MW-C-5-08Undated
BR-MW-CD-1-34
BR-MW-C-5-07Undated
BR-MW-CD-1-35
BR-MW-C-5-06Undated
BR-MW-CD-1-36
BR-MW-C-5-01Undated
BR-MW-CD-1-37
BR-MW-C-5-04Undated
BR-MW-CD-1-38
BR-MW-C-5-05Undated
BR-MW-CD-1-39
BR-MW-C-5-03Undated
BR-MW-CD-1-40
BR-MW-C-5-13Undated
BR-MW-CD-1-41
BR-MW-C-5-12Undated
BR-MW-CD-1-42
BR-MW-C-5-22Undated
BR-MW-CD-1-43
BR-MW-C-5-15Undated
BR-MW-CD-1-44
BR-MW-C-5-14Undated
BR-MW-CD-1-45
BR-MW-C-5-18Undated
BR-MW-CD-1-46
BR-MW-C-5-17Undated
BR-MW-CD-1-47
BR-MW-C-5-23Undated
BR-MW-CD-1-48
Michael Ward's PERSONAL photoUndated
BR-MW-CD-1-49
BR-MW-C-3-24Undated
BR-MW-CD-1-50
BR-MW-C-3-23Undated
BR-MW-CD-1-51
BR-MW-C-3-22Undated
BR-MW-CD-1-52
BR-MW-C-3-21Undated
BR-MW-CD-1-53
BR-MW-C-3-20Undated
BR-MW-CD-1-54
BR-MW-C-3-19Undated
BR-MW-CD-1-55
BR-MW-C-3-18Undated
BR-MW-CD-1-56
BR-MW-C-3-17Undated
BR-MW-CD-1-57
BR-MW-C-3-16Undated
BR-MW-CD-1-58
BR-MW-C-3-15Undated
BR-MW-CD-1-59
BR-MW-C-3-14Undated
BR-MW-CD-1-60
BR-MW-C-3-13Undated
BR-MW-CD-1-61
BR-MW-C-3-12Undated
BR-MW-CD-1-62
BR-MW-C-3-11Undated
BR-MW-CD-1-63
BR-MW-C-3-10Undated
BR-MW-CD-1-64
BR-MW-C-3-09Undated
BR-MW-CD-1-65
BR-MW-C-3-08Undated
BR-MW-CD-1-66
BR-MW-C-3-07Undated
BR-MW-CD-1-67
BR-MW-C-3-06Undated
BR-MW-CD-1-68
BR-MW-C-3-05Undated
BR-MW-CD-1-69
BR-MW-C-3-04Undated
BR-MW-CD-1-70
BR-MW-C-3-03Undated
BR-MW-CD-1-71
BR-MW-C-3-02Undated
BR-MW-CD-1-72
BR-MW-C-3-01Undated
BR-MW-CD-1-73
BR-MW-C-6-01Undated
BR-MW-CD-1-74
BR-MW-C-6-02Undated
BR-MW-CD-1-75
BR-MW-C-6-07Undated
BR-MW-CD-1-76
BR-MW-C-6-06Undated
BR-MW-CD-1-77
BR-MW-C-6-05Undated
BR-MW-CD-1-78
BR-MW-C-6-04Undated
BR-MW-CD-1-79
BR-MW-C-6-03Undated
BR-MW-CD-1-80
BR-MW-C-6-09Undated
BR-MW-CD-1:81-82
Michael Ward's PERSONAL photosUndated
BR-MW-CD-1-83
BR-MW-C-6-08Undated
BR-MW-CD-1-84
BR-MW-C-2-12Undated
BR-MW-CD-1-85
BR-MW-C-2-11Undated
BR-MW-CD-1-86
BR-MW-C-2-10Undated
BR-MW-CD-1-87
BR-MW-C-2-09Undated
BR-MW-CD-1-88
BR-MW-C-2-08Undated
BR-MW-CD-1-89
BR-MW-C-2-07Undated
BR-MW-CD-1-90
BR-MW-C-2-06Undated
BR-MW-CD-1-91
BR-MW-C-2-05Undated
BR-MW-CD-1-92
BR-MW-C-2-04Undated
BR-MW-CD-1-93
Michael Ward's PERSONAL photoUndated
BR-MW-CD-1-94
BR-MW-C-2-03Undated
BR-MW-CD-1-95
BR-MW-C-2-02Undated
BR-MW-CD-1-96
BR-MW-C-2-01Undated
BR-MW-CD-1: 97-102
Michael Ward's PERSONAL photosUndated
BR-MW-CD-1-103
BR-MW-C-2-17Undated
BR-MW-CD-1-104
BR-MW-C-2-16Undated
BR-MW-CD-1-105
BR-MW-C-2-15Undated
BR-MW-CD-1-106
BR-MW-C-2-13Undated
BR-MW-CD-1-107
BR-MW-C-2-14Undated
BR-MW-CD-1:108-113
Michael Ward's PERSONAL photosUndated
BR-MW-CD-1-114
BR-MW-C-4-16Undated
BR-MW-CD-1-115
BR-MW-C-4-17Undated
BR-MW-CD-1-116
BR-MW-C-4-18Undated
BR-MW-CD-1-117
BR-MW-C-4-19Undated
BR-MW-CD-1-118
BR-MW-C-4-02Undated
BR-MW-CD-1-119
BR-MW-C-4-03Undated
BR-MW-CD-1-120
BR-MW-C-4-04Undated
BR-MW-CD-1-121
BR-MW-C-4-05Undated
BR-MW-CD-1-122
BR-MW-C-4-15Undated
BR-MW-CD-1-123
BR-MW-C-4-14Undated
BR-MW-CD-1-124
BR-MW-C-4-07Undated
BR-MW-CD-1-125
BR-MW-C-4-13Undated
BR-MW-CD-1-126
BR-MW-C-4-12Undated
BR-MW-CD-1-127
BR-MW-C-4-06Undated
BR-MW-CD-1-128
BR-MW-C-4-11Undated
BR-MW-CD-1-129
BR-MW-C-4-10Undated
BR-MW-CD-1-130
BR-MW-C-4-09Undated
BR-MW-CD-1-131
BR-MW-C-4-08Undated
BR-MW-CD-1-132
BR-MW-C-1-03Undated
BR-MW-CD-1-133
BR-MW-C-1-04Undated
BR-MW-CD-1-134
BR-MW-C-1-05Undated
BR-MW-CD-1-135
BR-MW-C-1-06Undated
BR-MW-CD-1-136
BR-MW-C-1-07Undated
BR-MW-CD-1-137
BR-MW-C-1-08Undated
BR-MW-CD-1-138
BR-MW-C-1-09Undated
BR-MW-CD-1-139
BR-MW-C-1-10Undated
BR-MW-CD-1-140
BR-MW-C-1-11Undated
BR-MW-CD-1-141
BR-MW-C-1-12Undated
BR-MW-CD-1-142
BR-MW-C-1-13Undated
BR-MW-CD-1-143
BR-MW-C-1-14Undated
BR-MW-CD-1-144
BR-MW-C-1-15Undated
BR-MW-CD-1-145
BR-MW-C-1-16Undated
BR-MW-CD-1-146
BR-MW-C-1-17Undated
BR-MW-CD-1-147
BR-MW-C-1-18Undated
BR-MW-CD-1-148
BR-MW-C-1-22Undated
BR-MW-CD-1-149
BR-MW-C-1-23Undated
BR-MW-CD-1-150
BR-MW-C-1-01Undated
BR-MW-CD-1-151
BR-MW-C-1-21Undated
BR-MW-CD-1-152
BR-MW-C-1-19Undated
BR-MW-CD-1-153
BR-MW-C-1-24Undated
BR-MW-CD-1-154
BR-MW-C-1-20Undated
BR-MW-CD-1-155
BR-MW-C-1-02Undated
BR-MW-CD-2
photo indexUndated
BR-MW-CD-2-1
BR-MW-C-8-01Undated
BR-MW-CD-2-2
BR-MW-C-8-02Undated
BR-MW-CD-2-3
BR-MW-C-8-03Undated
BR-MW-CD-2-4
BR-MW-C-8-04Undated
BR-MW-CD-2-5
BR-MW-C-8-05Undated
BR-MW-CD-2-6
BR-MW-C-8-06Undated
BR-MW-CD-2-7
BR-MW-C-8-07Undated
BR-MW-CD-2-8
BR-MW-C-8-08Undated
BR-MW-CD-2-9
BR-MW-C-8-09Undated
BR-MW-CD-2-10
BR-MW-C-8-10Undated
BR-MW-CD-2-11
BR-MW-C-8-11Undated
BR-MW-CD-2-12
BR-MW-C-8-12Undated
BR-MW-CD-2-13
BR-MW-C-8-13Undated
BR-MW-CD-2-14
BR-MW-C-8-14Undated
BR-MW-CD-2-15
BR-MW-C-8-15Undated
BR-MW-CD-2-16
BR-MW-C-8-16Undated
BR-MW-CD-2-17
BR-MW-C-8-17Undated
BR-MW-CD-2-18
BR-MW-C-8-18Undated
BR-MW-CD-2-19
BR-MW-C-8-19Undated
BR-MW-CD-2-20
BR-MW-C-8-20Undated
BR-MW-CD-2-21
BR-MW-C-8-21Undated
BR-MW-CD-2-22
BR-MW-C-8-22Undated
BR-MW-CD-2-23
BR-MW-C-8-23Undated
BR-MW-CD-2-24
BR-MW-C-8-24Undated
BR-MW-CD-3
Photo indexUndated
BR-MW-CD-3-1
BR-MW-C-9-02Undated
BR-MW-CD-3-2
BR-MW-C-9-01Undated
BR-MW-CD-3-3
BR-MW-C-9-03Undated
BR-MW-CD-3-4
BR-MW-C-9-04Undated
BR-MW-CD-3-5
BR-MW-C-9-05Undated
BR-MW-CD-3-6
BR-MW-C-9-06Undated
BR-MW-CD-3-7
BR-MW-C-9-07Undated
BR-MW-CD-3-8
BR-MW-C-9-08Undated
BR-MW-CD-3-9
BR-MW-C-9-09Undated
BR-MW-CD-3-10
BR-MW-C-9-10Undated
BR-MW-CD-3-11
BR-MW-C-9-11Undated
BR-MW-CD-3-12
BR-MW-C-9-12Undated
BR-MW-CD-3-13
BR-MW-C-9-13Undated
BR-MW-CD-3-14
BR-MW-C-9-14Undated
BR-MW-CD-3-15
BR-MW-C-9-15Undated
BR-MW-CD-3-16
BR-MW-C-9-16Undated
BR-MW-CD-3-17
BR-MW-C-9-17Undated
BR-MW-CD-3-18
BR-MW-C-9-18Undated
BR-MW-CD-3-19
BR-MW-C-9-19Undated
BR-MW-CD-3-20
BR-MW-C-9-20Undated
BR-MW-CD-3-21
BR-MW-C-9-21Undated
BR-MW-CD-3-22
BR-MW-C-9-22Undated
BR-MW-CD-3-23
BR-MW-C-9-23Undated
BR-MW-CD-3-24
BR-MW-C-9-24Undated
BR-MW-CD-4
photo indexUndated
BR-MW-CD-4-1
BR-MW-C-10-01Undated
BR-MW-CD-4-2
BR-MW-C-10-02Undated
BR-MW-CD-4-3
BR-MW-C-10-03Undated
BR-MW-CD-4-4
[No Image]Undated
BR-MW-CD-4-5
BR-MW-C-10-04Undated
BR-MW-CD-4-6
BR-MW-C-10-05Undated
BR-MW-CD-4-7
BR-MW-C-10-06Undated
BR-MW-CD-4-8
BR-MW-C-10-07Undated
BR-MW-CD-4-9
BR-MW-C-10-08Undated
BR-MW-CD-4-10
[No Image]Undated
BR-MW-CD-4-11
BR-MW-C-10-09Undated
BR-MW-CD-4-12
BR-MW-C-10-10Undated
BR-MW-CD-4-13
BR-MW-C-10-11Undated
BR-MW-CD-4-14
BR-MW-C-10-12Undated
BR-MW-CD-4-15
BR-MW-C-10-13Undated
BR-MW-CD-4-16
BR-MW-C-10-14Undated
BR-MW-CD-4-17
BR-MW-C-10-15Undated
BR-MW-CD-4-18
BR-MW-C-10-16Undated
BR-MW-CD-4-19
BR-MW-C-10-17Undated
BR-MW-CD-4-20
BR-MW-C-10-18Undated
BR-MW-CD-4-21
BR-MW-C-10-19Undated
BR-MW-CD-4-22
BR-MW-C-10-20Undated
BR-MW-CD-4-23
BR-MW-C-10-21Undated
BR-MW-CD-4-24
BR-MW-C-10-22Undated
BR-MW-CD-5
photo indexUndated
BR-MW-CD-5-1
BR-MW-C-11-01Undated
BR-MW-CD-5-2
BR-MW-C-11-02Undated
BR-MW-CD-5-3
BR-MW-C-11-03Undated
BR-MW-CD-5-4
[No Image]Undated
BR-MW-CD-5-5
BR-MW-C-11-04Undated
BR-MW-CD-5-6
BR-MW-C-11-05Undated
BR-MW-CD-5-7
BR-MW-C-11-06Undated
BR-MW-CD-5-8
BR-MW-C-11-07Undated
BR-MW-CD-5-9
BR-MW-C-11-08Undated
BR-MW-CD-5-10
BR-MW-C-11-09Undated
BR-MW-CD-5-11
[No Image]Undated
BR-MW-CD-5-12
BR-MW-C-11-10Undated
BR-MW-CD-5-13
BR-MW-C-11-11Undated
BR-MW-CD-5-14
BR-MW-C-11-12Undated
BR-MW-CD-5-15
BR-MW-C-11-13Undated
BR-MW-CD-5-16
BR-MW-C-11-14Undated
BR-MW-CD-5-17
BR-MW-C-11-15Undated
BR-MW-CD-5-18
BR-MW-C-11-16Undated
BR-MW-CD-5-19
[No Image]Undated
BR-MW-CD-5-20
BR-MW-C-11-17Undated
BR-MW-CD-5-21
BR-MW-C-11-18Undated
BR-MW-CD-5-22
BR-MW-C-11-19Undated
BR-MW-CD-5-23
BR-MW-C-11-20Undated
BR-MW-CD-5-24
BR-MW-C-11-21Undated
1
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Williams, Randy
(2 rolls color print film)
BR-RW-C-1
Photo logUndated
(2 copies)
BR-RW-C-1: 1
Memorial service on the quad at Utah State University in remembrance of the
terrorist attack against the United States on 11
September 2001; west view toward Old Main; Logan,
Utah2001 September 12
BR-RW-C-1: 2
Memorial service on the quad at Utah State University in remembrance of the terrorist attack against the United States on 11
September 2001; west view toward Old Main; Logan,
Utah2001 September 12
BR-RW-C-1: 3
Memorial service on
the quad at Utah State University in remembrance of the
terrorist attack against the United States on 11
September 2001; west view toward Old Main; Logan,
Utah2001 September 12
BR-RW-C-1: 4
Memorial service on the quad at Utah State University in remembrance of the
terrorist attack against the United States on 11
September 2001; view of tree with white ribbon attached,
outside the Merrill Library; Logan, Utah2001 September 12
BR-RW-C-1: 5
Saigon Restaurant sign, 1085 ½ North
Main Street, Logan, Utah 2001 September 12
BR-RW-C-1: 6
Saigon Restaurant front, 1085 ½ North
Main Street, Logan, UTUndated
BR-RW-C-1: 6A
Saigon Restaurant door awning, 1085 ½
North Main Street, Logan, UtahUndated
BR-RW-C-1: 7A
Interior shot of Saigon Restaurant,
1085 ½ North Main Street, Logan, UtahUndated
BR-RW-C-1: 8A
Interior shot of Saigon Restaurant,
includes newspaper article about the Lion Dance; 1085 ½
North Main Street, Logan, UtahUndated
BR-RW-C-1: 9A-16A
Lion head owned by the restaurant;
taken at the Saigon Restaurant, 1085 ½ North Main
Street, Logan, Utah; the lion head is stored at the
restaurantUndated
BR-RW-C-1: 17A-18A
Lion head with Amanda Buong (4)
and Vivian Pham (4); taken at the Saigon Restaurant,
1085 1/2 North Main Street, Logan, Utah; the lion head
is stored at the restaurantUndated
BR-RW-C-1: 19A
2001 Utah State University Homecoming
week activities sign; USU campus, Logan, UtahUndated
BR-RW-C-1: 20A
Utah State University Homecoming
week activities sign, showcasing "True Aggie" night; USU
campus, Logan, Utah2001
BR-RW-C-1: 21A-36A
VOIDUndated
BR-RW-C-2
photo logUndated
(2 copies)
>BR-RW-C-2: 1
The Lion Dance at the Whittier Center,
Logan, Utah, with Mr. Quant Nham as headUndated
BR-RW-C-2: 2
Funny man (trickster) with Lion in the
background; Logan, UtahUndated
BR-RW-C-2: 3
Lion Dance at New Year Celebration,
1993; Logan, UtahUndated
BR-RW-C-2: 4
Lion Dance, with funny man; Logan,
UtahUndated
1
14
Williams, Randy - CD PHOTO INDEX
(1 photo CD)
BR-RW-CD-1
Photo indexUndated
BR-RW-CD-1-3
BR-RW-C-1-01Undated
BR-RW-CD-1-4
BR-RW-C-1-02Undated
BR-RW-CD-1-5
BR-RW-C-1-03Undated
BR-RW-CD-1-6
BR-RW-C-1-04Undated
BR-RW-CD-1-7
BR-RW-C-1-05Undated
BR-RW-CD-1-8
BR-RW-C-1-06Undated
BR-RW-CD-1-9
BR-RW-C-1-06AUndated
BR-RW-CD-1-10
BR-RW-C-1-07AUndated
BR-RW-CD-1-11
BR-RW-C-1-08AUndated
BR-RW-CD-1-12
BR-RW-C-1-09AUndated
BR-RW-CD-1-13
BR-RW-C-1-10AUndated
BR-RW-CD-1-14
BR-RW-C-1-11AUndated
BR-RW-CD-1-15
BR-RW-C-1-12AUndated
BR-RW-CD-1-16
BR-RW-C-1-13AUndated
BR-RW-CD-1-17
BR-RW-C-1-14AUndated
BR-RW-CD-1-18
BR-RW-C-1-15AUndated
BR-RW-CD-1-19
BR-RW-C-1-16AUndated
BR-RW-CD-1-20
BR-RW-C-1-17AUndated
BR-RW-CD-1-21
BR-RW-C-1-18AUndated
BR-RW-CD-1-22
BR-RW-C-1-19AUndated
BR-RW-CD-1-23
BR-RW-C-1-20AUndated
2
1
Barsness, Sarah - COLOR PRINT PHOTO
LOGSUndated
(21 rolls)
2
2
Duskin-Goede, Lisa - COLOR PRINT PHOTO
LOGSUndated
(49 rolls)
2
3
Graham, Andrea - COLOR PRINT PHOTO
LOGSUndated
(8 rolls)
2
4
Jorgensen, Andrew - COLOR PRINT PHOTO
LOGSUndated
(21 rolls)
2
5
Livingston, Terry - COLOR PRINT PHOTO
LOGSUndated
(28 rolls)
SUB-SERIES B
Photographs
(Prints, negatives, and digital)
1
Prints and Negatives
BR-AG-C-1
Color printsUndated
BR-AG-C-1
Negative stripsUndated
(2 pages)
BR-AG-C-2
Color printsUndated
BR-AG-C-2
Negative stripsUndated
(2 pages)
BR-AG-C-3
Color printsUndated
BR-AG-C-3
Negative stripsUndated
(2 pages)
BR-AG-C-4
Color printsUndated
BR-AG-C-4
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(2 pages)
BR-AG-C-5
Color printsUndated
BR-AG-C-5
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BR-AG-C-6
Color printsUndated
BR-AG-C-6
Negative stripsUndated
BR-AG-C-7
Color printsUndated
BR-AG-C-7
Negative stripsUndated
2
Prints and Negatives
BR-AG-C-8
Color printsUndated
BR-AG-C-8
Negative stripsUndated
BR-AG-C-9
Color printsUndated
BR-AG-C-9
Negative stripsUndated
BR-AG-C-10
Color printsUndated
BR-AG-C-10
Negative stripsUndated
BR-AG-C-11
Color printsUndated
BR-AG-C-11
Negative stripsUndated
BR-AG-C-12
Color printsUndated
BR-AG-C-12
Negative stripsUndated
BR-AG-C-13
Color printsUndated
BR-AG-C-13
Negative stripsUndated
BR-AG-C-14
Color printsUndated
BR-AG-C-14
Negative stripsUndated
BR-AG-C-15
Color printsUndated
BR-AG-C-15
Negative stripsUndated
3
Prints and Negatives
BR-SH-C-1
Color printsUndated
BR-SH-C-1
Negative stripsUndated
BR-SH-C-2
Color printsUndated
BR-SH-C-2
Negative stripsUndated
BR-SH-C-3
Color printsUndated
BR-SH-C-3
Negative stripsUndated
BR-SH-C-4
Color printsUndated
BR-SH-C-4
Negative stripsUndated
BR-SH-C-5
Color printsUndated
BR-SH-C-5
Negative stripsUndated
BR-SH-C-6
Color printsUndated
BR-SH-C-6
Negative stripsUndated
BR-SH-C-7
Color printsUndated
BR-SH-C-7
Negative stripsUndated
BR-SH-C-8
Color printsUndated
BR-SH-C-8
Negative stripsUndated
BR-SH-C-9
Color printsUndated
BR-SH-C-9
Negative stripsUndated
BR-SH-C-10
Color printsUndated
BR-SH-C-10
Negative stripsUndated
4
Prints and NegativesUndated
BR-RP-C-1
Color printsUndated
BR-RP-C-1
Negative stripsUndated
BR-RP-C-2
Color printsUndated
BR-RP-C-2
Negative strips (2 pages)
Undated
BR-RP-C-3
Color printsUndated
BR-RP-C-3
Negative stripsUndated
BR-ET-C-1
Color printsUndated
BR-ET-C-1
Ngative stripsUndated
BR-ET-C-2
Color printsUndated
BR-ET-C-2
Negative stripsUndated
BR-ET-C-3
Color printsUndated
BR-ET-C-3
Negative strips (2 pages)
Undated
BR-ET-C-4
Color printsUndated
BR-ET-C-4
Negative strips (2 pages)
Undated
BR-ET-C-5
Color printsUndated
BR-ET-C-5
Negative stripsUndated
5
Prints and Negatives
BR-ET-C-6
Color printsUndated
BR-ET-C-6
Negative stripsUndated
BR-ET-C-6A
Color printsUndated
BR-ET-C-6A
Negative strips (2 pages)
Undated
BR-ET-C-7
Color printsUndated
BR-ET-C-7
Negative stripsUndated
BR-ET-C-7A
Color printsUndated
BR-ET-C-7A
Negative prints (2 pages)
Undated
BR-ET-C-8
Color printsUndated
BR-ET-C-8
Negative stripsUndated
BR-ET-C-9
Color printsUndated
BR-ET-C-9
Negative stripsUndated
BR-ET-C-10
Color printsUndated
BR-ET-C-10
Negative stripsUndated
BR-ET-B-1
Black and white contact sheet
Undated
BR-ET-B-1
Negative stripsUndated
6
Prints and Negatives
BR-MW-C-1
Color printsUndated
BR-MW-C-1
Negative stripsUndated
BR-MW-C-2
Color printsUndated
BR-MW-C-2
Negative stripsUndated
BR-MW-C-3
Color printsUndated
BR-MW-C-3
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BR-MW-C-4
Color printsUndated
BR-MW-C-4
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BR-MW-C-5
Color printsUndated
BR-MW-C-5
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BR-MW-C-6
Color printsUndated
BR-MW-C-6
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BR-MW-C-7
Color printsUndated
BR-MW-C-7
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BR-MW-C-8
Color printsUndated
BR-MW-C-8
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BR-MW-C-9
Color printsUndated
BR-MW-C-9
Negative stripsUndated
BR-MW-C-10
color printsUndated
BR-MW-C-10
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BR-MW-C-11
Color printsUndated
BR-MW-C-11
Negative stripsUndated
BR-RW-C-1
Color printsUndated
BR-RW-C-1
Negative stripsUndated
BR-RW-C-2
Color printsUndated
BR-RW-C-2
NEGATIVES MISSINGUndated
7
Digital PhotographsUndated
(CDs) 39 items
BR-AG-CD-1Undated
(2 copies)
BR-AG-CD-2Undated
(2 copies)
BR-AG-CD-3Undated
(2 copies)
BR-AG-CD-4Undated
(2 copies)
BR-AG-CD-5Undated
(2 copies)
BR-AG-CD-[1-5]Undated
(4 copies)
BR-SH-CD-1Undated
BR-SH-CD-2Undated
BR-SH-CD-3Undated
BR-SH-CD-[1-3]Undated
(2 copies)
BR-RP-CD-1Undated
(3 copies)
BR-ET-CD-1Undated
BR-ET-CD-2Undated
BR-ET-CD-3Undated
BR-ET-CD-4Undated
BR-ET-CD-[1-4]Undated
(2 copies)
BR-MW-CD-1Undated
BR-MW-CD-2Undated
BR-MW-CD-3Undated
BR-MW-CD-4Undated
BR-MW-CD-5Undated
BR-MW-CD-[1-5]Undated
(2 copies)
BR-RW-CD-1Undated
(3 copies)
BR-MISC-CD-1: Franklin County
Miscellaneous Historical Photos: Franklin County, Idaho (sent by
John Hamilton, Economic Development for Franklin
County)Undated
(2 copies)
8
Prints and Negatives: Oneida County:
Idaho (Sarah Barsness)Undated
9
Prints and Negatives: Franklin County:
Idaho (Lisa Duskin-Goede)Undated
10
Prints and Negatives: Franklin County:
Idaho (Lisa Duskin-Goede)Undated
11
Prints and Negatives: Various
Counties: Idaho (Andrea Graham)Undated
12
Prints and Negatives: Bear Lake
County: Idaho (Andrew Jorgensen)Undated
13
Prints and Negatives: Caribou County:
Idaho (Terry Livingston)Undated
SERIES VI
MAPS AND ILLUSTRATIONS
1
Utah
(5 Folders)
1
Bear River Heritage Area
MapUndated
2
Official Map of Golden Spike National
Historic SiteUndated
3
Logan River Water User's Association
Canal SystemUndated
4
"All-American Schoolhouses": an
illustrated guide to making a "school-house" quiltUndated
(2 copies)
5
"Bear Lake": book of illustrations and
drawings by Paul A. Spence (donated by Doug Spence); drawings of old
structures in the Bear Lake areaUndated
2
Idaho
(6 Folders)
1
Oneida County, Idaho MapUndated
2
Franklin County, Idaho (Big Sky) Maps
Undated
3
Hand drawn map by Wendell Smith of
Wendell Smith Ranch, Bear River Canyon (Franklin County), Idaho
2003 September 16
4
Hand-drawn map by Wendell Smith of
Wendell Smith Gold Hill Ranch and adjoining property, (Franklin
County)2003 September 6
5
Hand-drawn and colored map by Wendell
Smith of Blackfoot Reservoir
1998 June 10
1
Hand-drawn and colored map by Wendell
Smith of Devil's Hill and some of the early pioneers and settlers
that made their homes along Strawberry and Mink Creek
2002 June 10
SERIES VII
FINAL PRODUCTS
1
1
Bear River Heritage Area: Blessed by water worked,
by hand
Undated
(Book; 2 copies)
1
2
Video cassette of fieldwork presentationsUndated
(VHS cassette)
1
3
PowerPoint presentation; Culture Themes in
the Bear River Heritage Area
2002 Summer
(CD)
SERIES VIII
PUBLICATIONS
No. 1
Box Elder (UT) County: Box Elder County: Historical Photo Tour, Utah
Statehood Centennial Edition
1996
No. 2
Oneida (ID) County: Generations: Coming Home, Samaria, Idaho, 1868-1998, Cookbook, Samaria Improvement District
1997
No. 3
Bear Lake, Franklin, Oneida (ID) Counties:
A Collection of Biographies for Bear Lake,
Franklin and Oneida Counties, Idaho, From Settlement to 1916,
complied by Glenys J. Rasmussen
2003
No. 4
Franklin (ID) County: Going Fishing!! Been Fishing . . . And Stories In
Between: The Falls . . . The Upper End of Riverdale, Wendell
H. Smith
1990
Signed by author.
No. 5
Franklin (ID) County: Here We Go Again: A Surprised Bear in the Big Horn
Crags in Idaho: Stories of Fun, Fishing and Friends, Vol II,
Wendell H. Smith
1991
Signed by author.
No. 6
Franklin (ID) County: Friends, Pioneers, Indians, Fossils: More Stores
about Fun, Fishing, People and Adventure, Vol. III, Wendell
H. Smith
1994
Signed by author.
No. 7
Franklin (ID) County: People Stories, 1900-1996: From the Hay Burners of
1900 to the Fuel Burners of 1996, They Work, Play and Live on the
Idaho End of Cache Valley, Enjoying their Rich Western Heritage, Vol
IV, Wendell H. Smith
1996
Signed by author.
No. 8
Franklin (ID) & Cache (UT) County:
Boating The Bear: An Intro to the Bear River
System for Users of Unpowered Watercraft, Jim Boone, Ed
1992
No. 9
Franklin (ID): The
Bear River Massacre (Video), A Michael Mills Documentary
Film
2000