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1 Pinecrest Inn under construction.p1137 Emigration Canyon History Photograph Collectionp1137 n 1_01_01
2 Pinecrest Inn and nearby cabins. Two water tanks are clearly seen on the hill. The cabin with the falg is located at 7997 Emigration Canyon.p1137 Emigration Canyon History Photograph Collectionp1137 n 1_01_03
3 Pinecrest Innp1137 Emigration Canyon History Photograph Collectionp1137 n 1_01_05
4 Pinecrest Inn.p1137 Emigration Canyon History Photograph Collectionp1137 n 1_01_06
5 Pinecrest Innp1137 Emigration Canyon History Photograph Collectionp1137 n 1_01_09
6 Colorized postcard: Looking down Emigration Canyon (Burr Fork) from Pinecrestp1137 Emigration Canyon History Photograph Collectionp1137 n 1_01_10
7 Blow up of Pinecrest Innp1137 Emigration Canyon History Photograph Collectionp1137 n 1_01_11
8 Pinecrest Innp1137 Emigration Canyon History Photograph Collectionp1137 n 1_01_13
9 Landscaping and rockwork at the Pinecrest Inn.p1137 Emigration Canyon History Photograph Collectionp1137 n 1_01_15
10 Stone Bridge to the Pinecrest Inn. Still standing as of this writing (partially hidden behind a log garge at 7999 Emigration Canyon)p1137 Emigration Canyon History Photograph Collectionp1137 n 1_01_16
11 Pinecrest Inn in winterp1137 Emigration Canyon History Photograph Collectionp1137 n 1_01_19
12 Old wooden bridge (by present "Crockett's house). Visitors would drive to the parking lot in front of the Inn. A valet would park it up behind the Inn. When they were ready to leave, they drove out over the bridge and down the canyon.p1137 Emigration Canyon History Photograph Collectionp1137 n 1_01_20
13 Looking across at the Pinecrest Inn from the Red Rock Quarry.p1137 Emigration Canyon History Photograph Collectionp1137 n 1_01_23
14 Colorized and Retouched postcard of Pinecrest Inn.p1137 Emigration Canyon History Photograph Collectionp1137 n 1_01_24
15 Members of the Young family skiing at Pinecrest Inn.p1137 Emigration Canyon History Photograph Collectionp1137 n 1_01_26
16 Members of the Young family skiing at Pinecrest Inn.p1137 Emigration Canyon History Photograph Collectionp1137 n 1_01_27
17 Pinecrest Inn, built as a destination on the Emigration Canyon Rail Road. Canyon on the right is Burr Fork. Canyon on the left is Left Hand Fork (Wallace Grove). Note the wooden water tank high on the hill to the left, feeding the Pinecrest Inn and nearby cabins.p1137 Emigration Canyon History Photograph Collectionp1137 n 1_01_28
18 Postcard showing "Pinecrest Inn, Salt Lake City's unique mountain hotel. The luxury passenger coach of the Emigration Canyon RailRoad is shown in the foreground.p1137 Emigration Canyon History Photograph Collectionp1137 n 1_01_29
19 Quarry workers on the steps of the Pinecrest Inn. Charles Lockerbie (who did the rock work and his wife are on the top right.)p1137 Emigration Canyon History Photograph Collectionp1137 n 1_01_30
20 Rockwork and landscaping at the Pinecrest Inn done by Charles Lockerbie. Stone was from the white sandstone quarry in Brigham's Forck.p1137 Emigration Canyon History Photograph Collectionp1137 n 1_01_32
21 Stone Fireplace at the Pinecrest Inn.p1137 Emigration Canyon History Photograph Collectionp1137 n 1_01_34
22 Pinecrest Inn veranda with willow and reed rockers. The view looks east to the peaks in Parley's Canyon.p1137 Emigration Canyon History Photograph Collectionp1137 n 1_01_35
23 Upstairs dining room at the Pinecrest Inn. A favorite menu item was fresh trout.p1137 Emigration Canyon History Photograph Collectionp1137 n 1_01_36
24 Sunporch at the Pincrest Inn. After the Inn was dismantled in 1949, this was one of the few sections left standing. When the rubble caught fire in 1951, the rumor that the Pinecrest Inn had burned to the ground was fanned by the picture of this charred sunporch.p1137 Emigration Canyon History Photograph Collectionp1137 n 1_01_37
25 Cooks with ice house in the backp1137 Emigration Canyon History Photograph Collectionp1137 n 1_01_40
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