Unita Basin, various locations and events

File — Box: 1, Folder: 7

Staff Only

Scope and Contents

Photograph number 121: One of the first cabins built in Unita Basin. Few miles Northwest of Vernal, Utah, Fall 1963, Photo by Tom Walker, TC-365
Photograph number 122: One of the first cabins built in the Unita Basin. Few Miles Northwest of Vernal, Utah, Fall 1963, Photo by Tom Walker, TC-366
Photograph number 123: One of the first cabins built in the Unita Basin 1850s to 1880s. Few miles Northwest of Vernal, Utah. Fall 1963, Photo by Tom Walker, TC-367
Photograph number 124: Snow slide covering road between campground and visitors center, March 14, 1964, TC-368
Photograph number 125: Snow slide filling river bed after crossing road, March 14, 1964, TC-370
Photograph number 126: Naturalist Truck in the river. Brakes failed to hold and the lack of a retaining wall allowed the truck to roll into the river, May 16, 1964, TC-383
Photograph number 127: Visitor center dedication. People watching dedication, June 6, 1964, TC-400
Photograph number 128: Visitors center dedication. Daniel B. Beard, Regional Director, Southwest Region, giving dedicatory address, June 6, 1964, TC-403
Photograph number 129: Dedication of visitors center. Orville Gunther cutting ribbon and Daniel B. Beard, June 6, 1964, TC-404
Photograph number 130: Dedication of the visitors center. Luncheon at the superintendent's residence, June 6, 1964, TC-405
Photograph number 131: Theft of the public phone from wall off visitor center, July 22, 1964, TC-408
Photograph number 132: Audio visual equipment using lap dissolve and carousel projectors, August 1967, TC-408
Photograph number 133: Billionth Visitor-Left to Right, Thomas A. Walker, superintendent handing Mr. Haddon McClaskey a token of recognition as being the Billionth visitor, August 22, 1962, TC-409
Photograph number 134: Exhibit-Timpanogos, September 25, 1964, TC-422
Photograph number 135: Taking lighting cable to the cave, 1938, TC?427
Photograph number 136: Exhibit Discovery, October 13, 1964, TC-433
Photograph number 137: Site of where new trail will run to join return trail, October 14, 1964, TC-434
Photograph number 138: Herd of sheep being driven through the monument, October 2, 1964, TC-436
Photograph number 139: Ray Teter, Administrative Assistant and Richard Adams looking over site where rock slide took out trail. Just before reaching the first switchback on trail to cave, June 1963, TC-483
Photograph number 140: First strawberry days parade held in the town of Pleasant Grove, Utah, 1923, Photo by I.L. Smith TC-518

Dates

1921-1966

Language of Materials

From the Collection: Collection materials are in English.

Conditions Governing Access

Twenty-four hour advanced notice encouraged. Materials must be used on-site. Access to parts of this collection may be restricted under provisions of state or federal law.