University of Utah Marriott Library
 
Filters: Collection Name: "Hole-in-the-Rock" Format: "image/jpeg"
26 - 50 of 50
Number of results to display per page
TitleDateTypeSetname
26 Men posing in Hole-in-the-Rock1939Imageuum_map
27 Men preparing horse and raft1939Imageuum_map
28 Men standing near store ruins1939Imageuum_map
29 Portrait of Jim Mike1939Imageuum_map
30 Portrait of Richardson and Whittaker1939Imageuum_map
31 View of river and canyon1939Imageuum_map
32 Zeke eating lunch under a tree1939Imageuum_map
33 Zeke eating meal1939Imageuum_map
34 Survivors of Hole-in-the-Rock. Kumen Jones, seated, drove the first wagon down through the great crack. Standing, from left to right: George Adams (?), Anie Neilson (?), Mrs. Adams, Mary Jane Perkins Wilson of Monticello, Utah, Delia Perkins, Jennie Decker Wood, Mrs. Nielson (?), Mrs. Sarah Perkins, and C.E. Walton.1939Imageuum_map_rr
35 Dugway in the Slick Rocks. "Where all the wagons got down, but not each in one piece!"1939Imageuum_map_rr
36 Hole-in-the-Rock1939Imageuum_map_rr
37 The horse didn't want to swim- First horse failed but second succeeded. 82 wagons crossed. "First try he pulled the old boat back to shore- second try, the current swept them down around the first great bend. The horse swam round and round the boat. He was finally turned loose to save him from drowning. The third try with a different horse, was successful. Both boat and horse crossed all right. What a place to take 82 wagons across!"1939Imageuum_map_rr
38 "Down through the Hole. What a sight to face a driver!"1939Imageuum_map_rr
39 "Mormon Dugways," said one old pioneer, "were something like the cowboy's beefsteak. Just done enough to eat raw!"1939Imageuum_map_rr
40 "Right at the Top. The stone steps cut by the pioneers to give their horses better footing! What were a few jolts on stone steps compared to surer footing for the team!"1939Imageuum_map_rr
41 "Zeke takes on a little nourishment!"1939Imageuum_map_rr
42 2000 feet above the River- Cottonwood Canyon in the background. "How the pioneers must have felt when they first stood at the top of Hole-in-the-Rock and saw this view!"1939Imageuum_map_rr
43 The Desert buries its own dead- The dead furnishes its own headstone!1939Imageuum_map_rr
44 Desert Sand between Lake Gulch and Greenwater Spring1939Imageuum_map_rr
45 Down through Cottonwood Canyon to the River. "The naked rocks looked like a great head of mile-high elephants crowded in a huge pasture!"1939Imageuum_map_rr
46 Approaching the Slick Rocks- Grey Mesa (Wild Horse Mesa, to Zane Grey) in the background. "It was off this Mesa the pioneers had to find a way- mountain goats showed them where!"1939Imageuum_map_rr
47 Lunch time under a Cedar. "And keep your boots off the tablecloth," said Zeke. "It's not good manners."1939Imageuum_map_rr
48 Mute Reminders of Mormon Road Building! "Holes drilled by hand in slopping rock- Pegs driven into the holes, Brush and logs against the pegs- Loose rock and dirt against the brush- And, behold, a Roadway!"1939Imageuum_map_rr
49 Naked Rock and Lake Gulch1939Imageuum_map_rr
50 Jim Mike - Ute Discoverer of Rainbow Bridge. "He didn't go for 'picture man!'"1939Imageuum_map_rr
26 - 50 of 50