General images

File — Box: 1, Folder: 1

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Scope and Contents

1: Ingelsby working at a grinder in the "rock shop."
2: Ingelsby adjusting a radio.
3: Ingelsby in his backyard surrounded by part of his rock collection, 1930.
4: Two men crossing the Colorado River to White Canyon at Hite.
5: "Doc" Ingelsby sitting in a chair soaking up the sun in Fruita, Utah.
6: Ingelsby sitting in a rocking chair with his dogs.
7: Ingelsby and Allan Howard.
8: Ingelsby with Pete, an oil geologist, with the Harps family.
9: Ingelsby and the Harps family.
10: Guests of Ingelsby.
11: Ingelsby's driveway lined with large rocks.
12: Ingelsby and Allan Howard.
13: Ingelsby's fence in Fruita, Utah.
14: Ingelsby's home.
15: Deep canyon.
16: Fruita, Utah.
17: Mail tree.
18: Turkey rooster.
19: Dog jumping to tree limb (4 images a-d)
20-21: Canyon.
22: Grave at Notum.
23-24: Canyon.
25-27: Mr. Knee's ranch on Pleasant Creek, Floral Ranch.
28: Thousand Lake, 1942.
29-30: San Rafael Swell.
31: Floral Ranch.
32-33: Southern Utah scenery.
34: Fruita Bridge.
35: Southern Utah scenery.
36: Driving through Capitol Gorge.
37: Harry Shipler, 1942.
38: Dr. Ingelsby's house.
39: Fruita.
40-42: "Head of South Desert country. San Rafael seen in the dim distance."
43: Farmland and orchards.
44: Ranch.
45: Southern Utah scenery.
46: Cars in a narrow gorge.
47: Men on Boulder Mountain.
48: Bridge to Hell's Backbone.
49: Hell's Backbone.
50: Hell's Backbone.
51: "Looking at capitol gorge from Notum."
52: Unidentified scenery.
53: Oil well.
54-59: Unidentified scenery.
60-63: Thousand Lake, east slope.
64: "The Caineville School and meeting house about 1900. The lime kiln by the campground furnished mortar for this building."
65: The Caineville class of 1911-1912.
66-67: Spring Canyon
68: Factory Butte.
69-70: Spring Canyon
71: Man eating dinner.
72-74: "Rock remains of a fossil dinosaur, out of park on west end."
75-76: Horse train
77: Jay Smith with a horse train.
78-79: "Two miles up the road from Fruita."
80-82: Grand Wash
83-88: Southern Utah rock formations and scenery.
89: Shack and fence.
90: "Cellar at Blue Valley."
91: Car on road built of rock slabs.
92: Mummy Row.
93: Shack.
94: Sand dune.
95: Tractor towing a car.
96: Sulphur Creek flashflood.
97: Fossil.
98: Dinosaur bones.
99: Solomon's Temple.
100: Dinosaur bones.
101-102: Southern Utah scenery.
103: Large rock.
104: Southern Utah scenery.
105: Interior of the Fruita Schoolhouse, 1930s.
106: Exterior of the Fruita Schoolhouse.
107: Rock with markings.
108 page with 4 images: a: Old farm equipment. 108b: Southern Utah scenery. 108c: Possibly an archaeological find. 108d: Broken-down car.
109: page with 2 images: "Oil well in South desert down 3200 ft. In 1930 it was flowing 5000000ft of commercial gas. No oil."
110: Southern Utah scenery.
111: Scenery northwest of Hanksville.
112: Southern Utah scenery.
113: Bert Cannon.
114: "Pioneer Register."
115-117: Floral Ranch.
118: Interior of shed at Floral Ranch.
119-120: Southern Utah scenery.
121-123: Horses in Spring Canyon.
124: Southern Utah scenery.
125-127: Jeffries' Ranch, 1949.
128: Spring Canyon.
129: Southern Utah scenery.
130: Floral Ranch.
131: Large group holding flowers.
132: Interior of Fruita Schoolhouse, 1930.
133: Postman on horseback.
134: Automobile and wagons on road.
135: Rock formation.
136-137: Southern Utah scenery.
138-139: Rock formation.
140-142: Southern Utah scenery.
143: Dr. Ingelsby's home
144: Car driving through gorge.
145: missing
146: Grave at Notum (duplicate of 22)
147: Creek.
148: Group in the snow.
149: Mail tree.
150-151: Southern Utah scenery.
152: Mrs. Bill Shipler on horseback, 1946.
153: Cass Mulford's ranch.
154: Bootleg hideout ladder.
155: Man photographing southern Utah scenery.
156: Home of A.E. Pierce in the Fruita settlement, 1894.
157-159: Fruita, Utah.
160-161: Fruita schoolchildren, early 1900s.
162: Portrait of A.H. Thompson.
163: Fruita residents, circa 1900.
164: Blue Dugway near Caineville.
165: Horse and bison petroglyph in Grand Wash.
166: Capitol Gorge.
167: View from Gooseneck, circa 1960.
168: Paradise Flats panel.
169: Heavy shadows on the desert scenery.
170: Temple of the Sun.
171: Mr. and Mrs. Pectol holding umbrellas, circa 1927.

Dates

1894-1960

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.