Black and White Slides of L.D.S. History

File — Box: 1, Folder: 19

Staff Only

Scope and Contents

These slides are copywork from other institutions and were collected/presented (bit NOT created) by Parkin

1-3; Salt Lake Tabernacle under construction
4: 1st South Salt Lake Theater and City Hall
5: Church Office Block. Gardo house and Bishop's Storehouse, 1890
6: S.L.C., South Temple, 1869
7: Endowment House dedicated May 5, 1855 and used until Nov. 1889
8: Eagle Gate, circa 1890, built 1859, model at Chicago World Fair
9: Great Salt Lake City, 1853
10: Great Salt Lake City, 1851
11-12: Council House on Main and South Temple Street, 1850
13: Mormon pioneers in Echo Canyon, 1867
14: young David O. McKay
15: James E. Talmage, John R. Park, Karl G. Maeser
16: Apostle Grant on hill overlooking Yokohama, Japan, Dedicating Japan September 1, 1901
17: President Heber J. Grant, with J. Reuben Clark and David O. McKay
18: Main Street S.L.C., 1912, new Kearns building on left
19: President Joseph F. Smith and his son Joseph Fielding Smith
20: David O. McKay on the University of Utah's football team, 1894
21: first three buildings of the University of Utah, Survey class. University of Utah 1901. Normal building, library and liberal arts, LeRoy Cowles Building, John Widtsoe Building
22: Main Street, S.L.C, 1900
23: Main Street and 2nd South, circa 1900
24: Utah Prison 1988-89. George Q. Cannon and Francis M. Lyman
25: polygamists in Utah Prison
26: Utah Prison
27: reward poster for capture of John Taylor and George Q. Cannon
28: Brigham Young's chair in his private railroad car
29-30: construction of the Salt Lake Temple
31: Little Cottonwood Quarries
32: Main Street looking South, circa 1865
33: Eagle Gate and the Brigham Young School
34: poster of Brigham Young at various points in life
35: Lorenzo Snow
36: Wilford Woodruff, age 45
37: John Taylor
38: Brigham Young, from Frederick Perce's 'Route From Singapore', 1855
39: Brigham Young, from an 1850 daguerreotype
40: early Salt Lake Tabernacle with foundation of Salt Lake Temple in foreground
41: L.D.S. Church leaders, circa 1905-1909. first row L-R: Brigham Young, Joseph Angell Young, John Sharp, Ezra Taft Benson, second row L-R: Brigham Young Jr., John Willard Young, Lorin Farr, Chauncey W. West
42: 1st University of Utah Regents. first row L-R: Franklin Dewey Richards, John Thomas Caine, Joseph Angell Young. second row L-R: Daniel Spencer, Hosea Stout, John Taylor. third row L-R: Erastus Snow, Lorenzo Snow, George Albert Smith.
43: University of Utah Regents: first row L-R: John Milton Bernhisel, Robert Lang Campbell, Albert Carrington. second row L-R: William Wines Phelps, Orson Pratt, Parley P. Pratt. third row L-R: Zerubbabel Snow, Elias Smith, Samuel W. Richards
44: Joseph F. Smith
45: Joseph F. Smith's life in photographs
46: John Taylor
47: Promontory Point, UT 1869, driving last spike “joining of rails”
48: center part of this house is where the Book of Mormon was translated. "Jos. MCrune added right 1932. Anzia Barns added left, 1906. Era March 1963"
49: John W. Woolley home in Centerville in the 1880s
50: John Taylor's house in Kaysville, he died here while in exile, July 25, 1887
51: Saltaire, 1925
52: Reed Smoot
53: 1st Bureau of Information
54: John Wentworth, 1842, the man to whom Joseph Smith wrote the Wentworth letter.
55: monument marking the southeast corner of the Temple (Missouri ?)
56: letter to Elder Nattall
57: Corrine, UT 1869
58: David O. McKay and three U.S. Presidents
59: President Joseph F. Smith, Harold B. Lee and President Nixon on the 2nd Presidential campaign. Also pictured are George Romney, Sec. Of H.U.D, President Tanner, U.S. Sec of Treasury, David Kennedy, and Utah Representative Burton, July 1970
60: young George Albert Smith
61: drawing of Joseph Smith in military uniform while in Kirtland
62: Kirtland land allocation
63: School of the Prophets in the Whitney Store, Kirtland
64: Temple plot in Kirtland
65: Whitney Store where the 'Word of Wisdom' was given
66: Kirtland Flats and the Whitney Store, Kirtland

Dates

1940-1989

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.