Railfest - True West Magazine
When the railroad was completed on May 10, an eight-man Chinese crew was selected to place the last section of the rail, to pay tribute to the hard work of the Chinese laborers. A.J. Russell photographed the only known record of the Chinese role in the "Last Rail" ceremony.
The Great Divide - How Main Street Was Traded for Wall Street
Utah Stories: The Great Divide - How Main Street Was Traded for Wall Street
A Look Back: Photos of Salt Lake City in the 1900s
The Salt Lake Tribune occasionally presents images from its archives in a special series called
Trolley Square 1970's - before it was renovated and made into a shopping area.
A Look Back: Photos of Salt Lake City in the 1900s
The Salt Lake Tribune occasionally presents images from its archives in a special series called
Vintage photo of South Temple (formerly Brigham St.), Salt Lake City (Utah State Historical Society). "For a time, anyone who was anyone located their homes along its wide, tree-lined length that ran a straight shot east from Temple Square. From 1880 to the 1930s, the vast majority of Utah’s wealthiest citizens resided along Brigham Street in the most lavish and opulent neighborhood the region had ever seen." Caption from KUED
Seeing Salt Lake City – 151-160
East High School 1914 - my old high school. Was rebuilt in 1997. High School Musical movies were filmed here.
UTA I rode a bus like this with my grandma Alene to Salt Lake City when I was a child. I miss her.
What Salt Lake City looked like when I moved there in the late 60's.
Zions First National Bank Building
Terra cotta facade of the Zions First National Bank Building on Main Street south of Temple Square in Salt Lake City, Utah. Tenuous Link: National Monument ---> National Bank.