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File — Box: 2, Folder: 1

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Scope and Contents

1: Mary Magdelene Church [sic] (?), Social Avenue and 2nd East, drawing
2: Arched building (tabernacle?), drawing.
3: Organ (likely interior tabernacle), drawing
4: Fenced garden, drawing
5: Houses, drawing
6: Salt Lake County Courthouse, 1869. located on the Northeast corner of the intersection of 2nd South and 2nd West. The following Courts were held here: The U.S. and Territorial Courts, The Third Judicial District Court. The Salt Lake City County Jail was located in the basement of the building.
7: Pioneer 13th Ward Meeting House, Served also as a school house, 1890, Located on North side of Second South about 250 feet east of State Street
8: Territorial Penitentiary, Showing Prisoners' Quarters and East Bench beyond, 1875
9: An early picture of Utah Territorial Penitentiary, 1865.
10: Rock wall surrounding prison, circa 1860
11: Guardo House [sic] Home of Brigham Young, South East corner of State Street and South Temple
12: Originally the home of Ezra Taft Benson, about 1870. Residence of Daniel H. Wells, South side of South temple Street east of Main Street Kennecott Building will occupy this site
13: North side of South Temple between Main Street and State. Lion House located immediately to the East. Brigham Young's First Homes in Salt Lake City. Later Daniel H. Wells lived in the home at the left. Here Governor Heber M. Wells was born. The homes occupy the present location of the Church Office Building- 47 East South Temple
14: Main Street, 1st South Street, Salt Lake City, Utah, 1867 1. Historic Kimball and Lawrence Store located in 1867 at North West corner 1st South and Main 2. City Market, westside of Main in middle of 1st South. Herd of Texas cattle driven from Missouri River to Salt Lake City by John Morgan furnished meat for this market 3. Overland Stage Headquaters, located on South West corner, Main and 1st South owned by William Jennings
15: Pioneer Woolen Mill, Erected in early 1850s, Located Parleys Creek about 20th East South of 21st South
16:Pioneer Sugar Mill, about 1850, located in Sugarhouse, Southeast corner 11th East and 21st South
17: Saltair Resort circa 1910
18:Panorama of Salt Lake Valley
19: Brigham Street, East South Temple when it was the elite street of the City. It was "Millionaire Row." Brigham Young School house to the left of the picture, 1890
20:House and Harem of President Brigham Young, Great Salt Lake City, Utah Territory, 1858
21:Downtown Salt Lake City around 1860s, Hoooper, Eldredge and Company Dry Goods and Groceries, Liquor Store, Telegraph Office

Dates

1850s-1980s

Language of Materials

From the Collection: Collection materials are in English.

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