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Chinese Arch, UT VR Hike. Located in Golden Spike National Historical Park. The Chinese Arch was named to honor thousands of Chinese workers brought in to accomplish Central Pacific’s portion of the railroad.

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2022/04/21
18:21 UTC

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Lagoon hasn’t always been the place we know today

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2022/04/09
02:45 UTC

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Salt Lake Valley Before Settlers

Are there any photographs of the Valley c. 1846-1900 before the pioneers and other settlers came from the east? I’ve only been able to find photos of early Salt Lake City and other towns and drawings of the Valley. I’m just curious to see any recorded images of the Valley’s original natural beauty before it became the sprawling metropolitan area it is today.

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2022/01/16
03:14 UTC

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Gilgal Sculpture Garden: Salt Lake City's Odd Park

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2022/01/08
18:56 UTC

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Native Americans in Kanosh, c. 1890

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2021/12/31
22:25 UTC

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Christmas lights on Main Street in SLC, 1958

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2021/12/22
20:20 UTC

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Utah's Hobbitville: A True Story of Allen Park

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2021/12/05
23:33 UTC

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Anyone familiar with Beaver Wool And Manufacturing?

I am a metal detectorist. I have recovered a token from the Beaver Wool And Manufacturing Company, but have not found anything online or any other photos of similar tokens. Does anyone have information on the company, or where I could take the coin for examination?

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2021/11/17
04:40 UTC

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Need help with an old Night Club / Bar

I am looking for any information leading to a bar/nightclub, possibly a speakeasy called 'The Convertible Club' in downtown Salt Lake City, Utah. My grandfather claims to have tended bar there and he is in his twilight years and I wanted to find some history on it.

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2021/10/20
18:21 UTC

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Jacob Moritz helped draft the Constitution for the state of Utah and he also happens to have a strange urban legend surrounding his grave. This is a short documentary I made about it. I'd love feedback if anyone has any. Thanks!

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2021/09/23
19:19 UTC

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Hospital in Sunnyside - 1900

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2021/09/04
22:36 UTC

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Horse Show in Spanish Fork - May 1914

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2021/09/04
22:29 UTC

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Utah's Jean Baptiste: Grave Robbers, Outlaws And Lawman Part 1

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2021/08/24
12:16 UTC

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H. T. Reynolds and Co. building in Springville (photo by George Edward Anderson)

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2021/08/24
02:38 UTC

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Utah's Saltair: Lady Of The Lake Part 1

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2021/08/22
21:20 UTC

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Family outside their home in Ophir, Utah - 1915

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2021/06/06
21:15 UTC

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Kids at Hogle Zoo, 1944

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2021/06/03
14:50 UTC

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Spanish Fork Co-op Store

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2021/05/21
03:24 UTC

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Child and Son Monuments - Springville, Utah. Date unknown, but the latest dated stone in the photo is 1913. The business was later renamed Memorial Art Monument, which is still in business today.

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2021/05/18
02:24 UTC

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Liberty Park - 1948

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2021/04/24
21:22 UTC

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Castle Gate School - May 12, 1899

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2021/04/22
01:57 UTC

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Liberty Park river boat - 1956

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2021/04/21
17:40 UTC

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Springville 8th Grade Class - c. 1900

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2021/04/16
19:48 UTC

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Family in Payson, c. 1919

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2021/04/14
17:53 UTC

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View of a flood from West Temple - April 28, 1952

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2021/04/12
17:17 UTC

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A parade on University Avenue, Provo - c. 1920

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2021/04/11
17:24 UTC

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