Album

File — Box: 1, Folder: 4

Staff Only

Scope and Contents

Photograph number 82: Simon Bamberger being sworn in as governor.
Photograph number 83: Portrait of Simon Bamberger.
Photograph number 84-85: State Capitol building.
Photograph number 86-87: Simon Bamberger.
Photograph number 88: Great White Throne at Zion National park.
Photograph number 89: Zion National Park.
Photograph number 90-91: Procession to swearing in of Bamberger at Capitol building.
Photograph number 92: Woodrow Wilson and wife with the Bambergers.
Photograph number 93-94: Bryce Canyon.
Photograph number 95-97: Simon with unidentified.
Photograph number 98-99: Zion National Park.
Photograph number 100-101: Simon Bamberger.
Photograph number 102: Two unidentified men.
Photograph number 103-105: Bryce Canyon.
Photograph number 106: Governor McKelvie, Mr. Spencer, Mrs. Olcott, and Govenor Bamberger.
Photograph number 107: Governors Peter Norbeck (South Dakota); Robert D. Carey (Wyoming); and S. Bamberger.
Photograph number 108: Bamberger in the center of an unidentified group.
Photograph number 109-113: Unidentified.
Photograph number 114: Zion National Park.
Photograph number 115: Bryce Canyon.
Photograph number 116: Bamberger with group of men in front of the Craig National Bank.
Photograph number 117: Bamberger with two unidentified men.
Photograph number 118-119: Zion National Park.
Photograph number 120-122: Bamberger in front of the capitol with a car that says "Watch the Essex This Week".
Photograph number 123: Bryce Canyon.
Photograph number 124: Simon and wife with an unidentified group-ca. July 31, 1919 in Oakland, California.
Photograph number 125: Miss Horsely(?), Simon and Ida Maas Bamberger.
Photograph number 126-136: Bambergers, Heber Grant, and Miss Horsely christening the Utacarbon, 1919.
Photograph number 137: Simon Bamberger
Photograph number 138-139: Zion National Park
Photograph number 140: Ferry with Unidentified men.
Photograph number 141: Home in Germany where Simon Bamberger was born.

Dates

1900-1920

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.