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Filters: Collection Name: "Salt Lake City, Utah" Date: "1873" Collection: "uum_map" Setname: !(ir* OR ehsl*)
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26 Old 20th Ward School, 2nd Ave and E. Street 1870sP0251 Salt Lake City, UtahP0251n01_03_027
27 Tabernacle (copy print of No.24) (negative) 1870sP0251 Salt Lake City, UtahP0251n01_03_028
28 Saltair Beach Bathing Resort (copy of lithograph) (negative) 1870sP0251 Salt Lake City, UtahP0251n01_03_029
29 Painting, "view of Great Salt Lake Valley Painting "View of Great Salt Lake Valley" by Piercy Frederick (1830-1891). Courtesy of Museum of Fine Arts, Boston.P0251 Salt Lake City, UtahP0251n01_18_001
30 Oversize Salt Lake City Buildings 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 siteP0251 Salt Lake City, UtahP0251n02_01_012
31 Oversize Salt Lake City Buildings Panorama of Salt Lake ValleyP0251 Salt Lake City, UtahP0251n02_01_018
32 Salt Lake City Scenes Walker Brothers Early 1880s: 1. This corner purchased by Walker Brothers 1866 2. Here for many years they conducted general merchandising business 2. In early 1870s they opened first Walker Brothers Bank. 3.-First home of Salt Lake Tribune 4.-California Stables- A.C. Sprague, proprietor. 5.-Townsend House Hotel 6.-George Q. Cannon home- North West Corner [of] 1st West + South Temple 7. Morgan's Commercial College 8.-14th Ward Meeting House 9.-Rob't S. Campbell home. Looking North West from 2nd South and Main StreetP0251 Salt Lake City, UtahP0251n02_02_007
33 Salt Lake City Scenes East Side of Main Street at 2nd South, 1873: 1. Masonic Hall- now Bamberger Building 2. Elephant Store- now Walker Bank corner 3. Groesbeck Block- now Walgreen's Drug CornerP0251 Salt Lake City, UtahP0251n02_02_010
34 Salt Lake City Scenes 1. Ensign Peak 2. Powder House, Arsenal Hill (Capitol Hill) 3. Deseret News and Tithing Office 4. Old Council House 5. Old Constitution Building The powder house on Arsenal Hill blew up at 4:47 1/2 p.m. April 5, 1876P0251 Salt Lake City, UtahP0251n02_02_013
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