Title:
County Building Gold Embossed
Salt Lake City (UT), Divided Back unused
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Title:
View Of Great Salt Lake
Salt Lake City (UT), Real Photo PM 1948 Aug-02
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Title:
Great Mormon Tabernacle Organ And Choir
Salt Lake City (UT), Linen unused
Description:
The great organ in the tabernacle is 30 x 33 feet, and 48 feet high, and has nearly 8000 pipes ranging from ? of an inch to 32 feet in length. It has 110 stops. Daily week day free concerts are given at noon.
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Title:
The Tabernacle Choir And Organ Great Mormon Tabernacle
Salt Lake City (UT), Linen unused
Description:
The ?Mormon? Tabernacle Choir is a volunteer, unpaid organization with a membership of more than 350 signers. It is famous for its long, continuous service in the ?Mormon? church, its many years of nationwide weekly radio broadcasts and its Frequent concert tours. The tabernacle Organ has been in use since 1867, and was originally built by Utah artisans. It has been rebuilt and enlarged from time to time. It is known the world over for its excellent tonal qualities.
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Title:
Pioneer Monument
Salt Lake City (UT), Linen unused
Description:
This monument was erected to the memory of Brigham Young and the Pioneers, at the head of Main Street. Two ideal figure represent a Trapper and an Indian. A bronze relief tablet represents the Pioneers camping at night. The names of the first company of Utah Pioneers are contained on a lettered tablet.
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Title:
Main Street Looking South
Salt Lake City (UT), Linen unused
Description:
The business portion of the city is paved throughout and the streets are washed daily, so that no dust offends. Main Street is the principal business thoroughfare in Salt lake City, as well as one of the busiest in this section of the country. Here are found wellkept business blocks with attractive shop windows.
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Title:
Chateau Motel & Trailer Court, 1999 West North Temple
Salt Lake City (UT), Chrome unused
Description:
Motel Units plus Laundry Facilities & Complete Hook-ups for Overnight Trailers & Campers.
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Title:
Desert Inn, 50 West 5th South
Salt Lake City (UT), Chrome unused
Description:
110 Beautiful rooms =- Refrigerated air conditioning ? Colorful heated swimming pool ? 24 hour switchboard service ? Coffee shop and restaurant with room service for guests lounge ? 24 hour laundry and valet service ? located in downtown salt Lake City
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Title:
Town House Motel, 245 West North Temple
Salt Lake City (UT), Chrome unused
Description:
One of Salt Lake City's newest and finest motels located just 2 blocks from the downtown area and the world famous Temple Square. For your pleasure we have Heated swimming Pool ? Direct Dial Colored Phones in rooms ? complimentary TV ? Radios ? and background music in rooms. Free ice and scenic tours arranged. All rooms have individual automatic controlled refrigerated air-conditioning and baseboard hot water heat with thermostat for your complete comfort control. Beautiful convention rooms. The Town House is located on U. S. 40 just east of the junction of U. S. 89-91 on North temple St
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Title:
Hotel Utah
Salt Lake City (UT), Chrome unused
Description:
The main lobby of this world famous hotel is one of the most elegant found anywhere. Italian marble floors, stately pillars and an exquisite crystal chandelier add to the luxury of the surroundings.
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Title:
Panoramic Night View Of Salt Lake City
Salt Lake City (UT), Chrome unused
Description:
Panoramic Night View taken from ?This is the place? Monument, showing Utah State Capitol and downtown district.
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Title:
Temple Square
Salt Lake City (UT), Chrome PM Dec-07
Description:
Within the walls of the world-famous Temple Square, in the heart of Salt Lake City, stands the spired ?Mormon? Temple which required forty years of pioneer labor to build. Temple square is open to the public daily and free guided tours are provided.
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Title:
Temple Square Hotel & Parking Terrace
Salt Lake City (UT), Chrome unused
Description:
Temple Square Hotel and Parking Terrace Distinctive Dinning rooms & Coffee Shop Free terrace parking ? for Hotel & Dining guests. Salt Lake City, Utah.
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Title:
Greetings From Salt Lake City, Main Street
Salt Lake City (UT), Chrome unused
Description:
Is the principle business thoroughfare of the city and is an example of the width of the streets of Salt Lake City
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Title:
Temple Square Hotel & Parking Terrace
Salt Lake City (UT), Chrome unused
Description:
Temple Square Hotel and Parking Terrace Distinctive Dinning rooms & Coffee Shop Free terrace parking ? for Hotel & Dining guests. Salt Lake City, Utah.
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Title:
Tabernacle Interior
Salt Lake City (UT), Chrome unused
Description:
The interior of the historic Mormon Tabernacle during an annual June session of the youth conference of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints
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Title:
Salt Lake City
Salt Lake City (UT), Continental Chrome unused
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Title:
Salt Palace Convention Center
Salt Lake City (UT), Continental Chrome unused
Description:
Located in the heart of the City, the Salt Palace Convention Center and arena currently hosts major conventions and business/cultural events. This modern facility will be utilized further when Utah hosts the 2002 Olympic Winter Games.
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Title:
Salt Lake City
Salt Lake City (UT), Continental Chrome unused
Description:
Dominated by the imposing State Capitol, Salt Lake City nestles at the base of the snow-capped Wasatch range. Located in this modern city are the headquarters of the ?Mormon? Church, as well as its famous Temple Square.
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Title:
Temple Square Visitor Center
Salt Lake City (UT), Continental Chrome unused
Description:
Recently opened to the public, this beautiful facility was built especially to accommodate the many visitors to Temple Square. In it are found biblical paintings, dioramas, murals and theaters for religious films.
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Title:
Salt Lake City At Night
Salt Lake City (UT), Continental Chrome unused
Description:
View looking south with State Capitol Building in foreground and snow-capped Wasatch Mountains at left. Located at the ?Crossroads of the West? busy Salt Lake City is famous for its straight, wide streets, dry four season climate, majestic mountains, and recreational facilities.
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Title:
University Of Utah
Salt Lake City (UT), Continental Chrome unused
Description:
Spring arrives early at the University of Utah in Salt Lake City While snow covers the peaks of the nearby Wasatch Mountains the campus and valley below are alive with the new colors of the season
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Title:
Salt Lake City
Salt Lake City (UT), Continental Chrome unused
Description:
This aerial view of the city taken from the southwest shows the skyline at dusk
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Title:
Overland Limited Crossing
Salt Lake City (UT), White Border unused
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Title:
First House Built In Utah
Salt Lake City (UT), White Border unused
Description:
The First House built in Utah was erected in 1847. under the direction of Brigham Young, by the Pioneers who reached Salt Lake Valley July 24th of that year. The material used was rough logs, and slabs cut from same for the roof. The crevices between logs were filled with mud.
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Title:
Airplane View, University of Utah
Salt Lake City (UT), White Border unused
Description:
The University of Utah is one of the leading colleges of the country. In addition to the usual university courses it has its School of Mines as well as Law and Medicine. The University has an attendance of over 3,200 students in 1930. The Football Team was the Rocky Mountain Champions in 1929.
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Title:
Great Mormon Tabernacle And Sea Gull Monument
Salt Lake City (UT), White Border PM 1933 Jul-04
Description:
The Tabernacle is one of the largest structures for religious worship in the world. 150 by 250 feet and 80 feet high. The arches of the roof rest upon 44 stone piers and have me center support. Its seating capacity is 8,000. It contains one of the finest pipe organs in existence.
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Title:
Main Street
Salt Lake City (UT), White Border PM 1940 Jun-20
Description:
Showing Wasatch Mountains. This remarkable view is taken from the north end of this famous thoroughfare and shows the West Side of the street, as well as a part of the resident section of the City.
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Title:
Salt Beds
Salt Lake City (UT), White Border unused
Description:
This Great Dead Sea, the largest in the world, is located 18 miles west of Salt Lake City. It covers an approximate area of 2.140 square miles, being 50 miles wide and 75 miles long with an average depth of 13 feet. Like the Dead Sea in Palestine, it is fed by the Jordan River, but has no know outlet other than evaporation. The Salt Shrimp is the only living insect know to exist therein. The water is 21 per cent salt and millions of tons of salt are shipped annually from this source. The water of the lake is no heavy one cannot sink, affording the most delightful bathing in the world, which is enjoyed by thousands each season.
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Title:
Hotel Utah
Salt Lake City (UT), White Border unused
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Title:
Hotel Utah Lobby
Salt Lake City (UT), White Border unused
Description:
The Utah lobby is one of the famous hotel lobbies of the country. It is splendid in architecture and furnishings and is notable in many ways
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Title:
Interior Great Mormon Tabernacle
Salt Lake City (UT), White Border unused
Description:
This is one of the largest structures for religious worship in the world. It is 150 feet by 250 feet and 80 feet high. Visitors are welcome to attend services provided they remain until close of same, lasting about two hours.
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Title:
Famous Organ And Choir In The Great Mormon Tabernacle
Salt Lake City (UT), White Border unused
Description:
Salt Lake City has long led the entire West in music. The reason for this is the presence of one of the greatest musical organizations on the Continent the famous Tabernacle Choir of 500 picked voices and the organ, which is one of the largest instrument. This view shows the two new wings added recently.
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Title:
Interior Of Mormon Tabernacle
Salt Lake City (UT), White Border PM 1920 Nov-16
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Title:
Elk's Club Building, Lodge No. 85
Salt Lake City (UT), White Border unused
Description:
This club building is one all Brother Elks, and any city can well be proud. It is equipped with every modern convenience and luxury. Besides the magnificent lodge room, there is a caf?, amusement rooms and bedrooms. It is located in a commanding location, on East South Temple Street, the finest residence street in the city.
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Title:
All Hallows College
Salt Lake City (UT), Divided Back unused
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Title:
All Hallows College
Salt Lake City (UT), Divided Back unused
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Title:
Holy Cross Hospital
Salt Lake City (UT), Divided Back unused
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Title:
Holy Cross Hospital
Salt Lake City (UT), Divided Back unused
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Title:
A Glimpse Of South Temple Street
Salt Lake City (UT), Divided Back PM 1915 Aug-23
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Title:
Bingham Copper Mine
Salt Lake City (UT), Chrome unused
Description:
Bingham copper Mine is situated in the oquirrh Mountains some 30 miles southwest of the city. The mine is an open cut operation and extensive excavation over a period of 80 years has produced a huge bowl with terraced sides reaching 1,800 feet to the mountains above. Bingham mine is reputed to provide 30% of the nation's copper as well as appreciable quantities of lead, silver and gold.
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Title:
Birdseye View Of Salt Lake City
Salt Lake City (UT), Divided Back unused
Description:
Salt Lake City is beautifully located, nestling in the Great Salt Lake Valley, guarded on the east by the Wasatch Mountains, and to the west and northwest lies the Great Salt Lake, and beyond, the Oquirrh Mountains. It has a population of about one hundred thousand; situated at an altitude of 4,300 feet above sea level.
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Title:
Main Street Looking South
Salt Lake City (UT), Divided Back PM 1913 Feb-20
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Title:
Typical Island Shore Like
Salt Lake City (UT), Divided Back unused
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Title:
Exterior Great Mormon, Tabernacle
Salt Lake City (UT), Divided Back unused
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Title:
Hotel Utah
Salt Lake City (UT), Divided Back PM 1913 Sep-01
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Title:
The Lion House
Salt Lake City (UT), Divided Back unused
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Title:
Wandamere and Mountains
Salt Lake City (UT), Divided Back PM 1909 Aug-17
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Title:
Birds Eye View
Salt Lake City (UT), Divided Back unused
Description:
Salt Lake City lies on the southern slope of a spur of the Wasatch Mountains. Its altitude is 4500 feet above sea level. The City was founded by a company of Mormons Pioneers under the leadership of Brigham Young, who arrived in the valley July 24, 1847.
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Title:
Packard Public Library
Salt Lake City (UT), Divided Back PM 1910 Aug-19
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Title:
The Wasatch Mountains From Lake Liberty Park
Salt Lake City (UT), Divided Back unused
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Title:
Beehive House
Salt Lake City (UT), Divided Back unused
Description:
The Beehive House is near the Eagle Gate and is now the official residence of the President of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
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Title:
Post Office
Salt Lake City (UT), Divided Back PM 1915 Jun-27
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Title:
City And County Building
Salt Lake City (UT), Post Card (Undivided Back) PM 1905 Oct-02
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Title:
Pioneer Monument
Salt Lake City (UT), Post Card (Undivided Back) unused
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Title:
The Tabernacle
Salt Lake City (UT), Post Card (Undivided Back) PM 1906 May-23
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Title:
Brigham Young's Statue
Salt Lake City (UT), Post Card (Undivided Back) unused
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Title:
City And County Building
Salt Lake City (UT), Private Mailing Card unused
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Title:
Mormon Temple Illuminated
Salt Lake City (UT), Linen PM 1949 Nov-29
Description:
The "Mormon" Church, whose official designation is the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, was organized in Fayette Seneca County, New York, April 6, 1930, was celebrated as Centennial week wherever a unit of the ceremonies. The Church now has approximately 1,000,000 members.
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Title:
Hotel Utah, Temple Square
Salt Lake City (UT), Chrome PM 1958 Sep-09
Description:
Within the walls of the world-famous Temple Square, in the heart of Salt lake city, stands the spired "Mormon" Temple which required forty years of pioneer labor to build, and the domed Tabernacle, seating capacity 8,000 and housing the world-renowned Tabernacle organ. Temple Squire is open to the public daily and free guided tours are provided.
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Title:
Air View Of Salt Lake City
Salt Lake City (UT), Chrome unused
Description:
Salt Lake City, capital of the State of Utah, is situated at the foot of the beautiful Wasatch Mountains, with great Salt Lake on the Northwest and the desert only a few miles away to the West and Northwest. The city was founded in 1847 by the Mormons and became the capital of the Mormon settlement, later of the State of Utah.
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Title:
Emigration Canyon Inn
Salt Lake City (UT), Divided Back unused
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Title:
New House Building
Salt Lake City (UT), Divided Back unused
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Title:
Salt Palace Front View
Salt Lake City (UT), Divided Back unused
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Title:
Bird's Eye View Of Portion Of Salt Lake City
Salt Lake City (UT), Linen PM 1939 Jun-07
Description:
This is a most remarkable picture as seen from the eye of the bird man. It shows most of the historical points of interest and many new ones. In the foreground are the "Mormon" Temple Square, the Hotel Utah, the Lion and Beehive Houses, the new Church Office building, Z. C. M. I. and other business houses. In the center are the L. D. s. Buildings and in the distance the Utah State Capitol.
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Title:
Hotel Utah
Salt Lake City (UT), Linen unused
Description:
Directly opposite famous Mormon Temple. Salt Lake City, Utah. Home of the distinctive Empire Dining Room and the Renowned Starlite Gardens. 500 Rooms. 3 Fine Restaurants - New Modern Garage. Moderate Rates. Guy Toombes, Managing Director.
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Title:
Hotel Utah
Salt Lake City (UT), Linen unused
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Title:
Saltair Pavilion
Salt Lake City (UT), Linen unused
Description:
This Great Dead Sea, the largest in the world, is located 18 miles west of Salt Lake City. It covers an approximate area of 2140 miles long with an average depth of 13 feet. Like the Dead Sea in Palestine, it is fed by the Jordan River, but has no known outlet other than evaporation. The Salt Shrimp is the only living insect known to exist therein. The water is 21 per cent salt and thousands of tons of salt are shipped annually from this source. The water of the lake is so heavy one cannot sink, affording the most delightful bathing in the world, which is enjoyed by thousands each season.
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Title:
Famed Seagull Monument
Salt Lake City (UT), Linen unused
Description:
Famed Seagull Monument on Salt Lake City's Temple Square, which is also site of Mormon tabernacle and temple. Newest of Salt Lake City Hotels, the Hotel Temple Square with its 200 comfortable rooms is located opposite fascinating Temple Square, providing the city's favorite Coffee shop and an ideal starting point for sightseeing and shopping.
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Title:
Interior Of The Cathedral Of The Madeleine
Salt Lake City (UT), Linen unused
Description:
The Catholic Cathedral of The Madeleine. (South Temple and Third East). Salt Lake City boasts this inspiring Cathedral with interior of rich color and magnificent design. Great Cathedrals such as this are monuments of Catholic Faith and express to the 400 million Gatholics the permanency of the church and her unchangeable doctrine through nineteen centuries. You are invited to attend Utah's Centennial in 1947
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Title:
Governor's Reception Room
Salt Lake City (UT), Linen unused
Description:
The Governor's Reception Room is used by the Governor for entertaining distinguished guests. The color schemes for its furnishings and decorations were worked out by the architect of the building and is one of the most harmoniously furnished rooms in any public place. The rug is 22x48 feet and weigh 1,350 pounds. the lace curtains are hand made, requiring the entire time of one woman for six months to make one pair. the draperies around the windows are inlaid with pure gold and trimmed with pure gold lace, braid, and fringe. he tapestry is an exquisite specimen of embossed silk embroidery. the chandeliers are made of Utah gold and silver trimmed with cut glass. the mural paintings are by Louis Schettle, a noted American artist. The total cost of the furnishings of this room was $65,000.
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Title:
The Mormon Tabernacle And Temple
Salt Lake City (UT), Linen unused
Description:
These two magnificent structures are unique in their architecture. They attract more favorable attention than any other church buildings in America. Their setting within the walls of Temple Square, among the beautiful flowers and trees, afford the visitor a pleasure never to be forgotten.
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Title:
The Pioneer Monument
Salt Lake City (UT), Linen unused
Description:
This impressive monument to Brigham Young and the "Mormon" Pioneers stands at the intersection of South Temple and Maine Street, the meridian of the Salt Lake City Street System. The monument is surmounted by a bronze statue of Brigham Young. At the sides are two ideal figures representing a hunter and an Indian. A bronze relief tablet on the front of the monument represents Pioneers camping at night. On the back are the names of all the first company of "Mormon" pioneers to reach the Great Salt Lake Valley.
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Title:
The Tabernacle Choir And Organ Great Mormon Tabernacle
Salt Lake City (UT), Linen unused
Description:
The "Mormon" Tabernacle Choir is a volunteer, unpaid organization with a membership of 325. It is famous for his long, continuous service in the "Mormon" Church, its many years of national weekly radio broadcasts and its frequent concert tours. The Great Organ of national renown was originally built in 1867 by Utah artisans. It has been thoroughly rebuilt and enlarged from time to time until it stands today the peer of, if not superior to, any pipe organ in existence.
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Title:
Corridor And Main Stairways
Salt Lake City (UT), Linen unused
Description:
Corridor and main stairways, Utah State Capitol. The Corridor and Rotunda occupy the second floor, these corridors are the most spacious and artistically arranged in the whole country. They are graced by 24 columns of light gray marble, 25 feet high, weighing 25,000 pounds each. Two main stairways lead to the 3rd floor; these are board, massive, and well proportioned, giving the corridor a very majestic appearance. The rotunda occupies the center of the 2nd floor. With its beautiful paintings and wonderfully arranged chandeliers, it is a marvel of artistic beauty.
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Title:
Eagle Gate Looking Towards Sate Capitol
Salt Lake City (UT), Linen unused
Description:
This structure, originally holding double gates, formed part of the unique cobblestone wall around the property of Brigham Young. For several years it has been preserved as a landmark, having been reconstructed of cutstone. The Eagle, originally of carved wood, has been sheathed with copper, in order that it may withstand the elements. It has no special significance to the Mormons, except that they are always glad to see the outspread and protecting wings of our noble bird of freedom. the Eagle Gate stands at the head of the longest straight street in the world. Ensigne Peak is seen in the distance on the left.
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Title:
Great Mormon Tabernacle
Salt Lake City (UT), Linen unused
Description:
The Tabernacle is one of the largest structures for religious worship in the world. It is 150 by 250 feet and 80 feet high. The arches of the roof rest upon 44 stone piers and have no center support. Its seating capacity is 8,000. It contains one of the finest pipe organs in existence.
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Title:
Lion House
Salt Lake City (UT), Linen unused
Description:
The Lion House, Residence Built by Brigham Young, so named because of the stone monument of a Lion placed over the entrance. This old historic home was built in 1856 for Brigham Young and his family and was used by them until the time of his death. The home is now used as a social and cultural center, under the management of the Young Women's Mutual Improvement Association of the "Mormon" Church.
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Title:
Saltair Pavilion
Salt Lake City (UT), Divided Back PM 1916 Aug-14
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Title:
Construction Of Mormon Tabernacle
Salt Lake City (UT), Divided Back PM 1910 Jun-03
Description:
This space can be used for a written message, using one-cent stamp.
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Title:
Great Mormon Tabernacle
Salt Lake City (UT), Divided Back unused
Description:
The large Tabernacle was commenced in 1865 and completed in April, 1870. It is a fine auditorium, 150 feet wide, 250 feet long, and 80 feet high, and has wonderful acoustic properties. Seating capacity 8000.
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Title:
Interior Tabernacle, U. S. 430
Salt Lake City (UT), Divided Back unused
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Title:
Temple Grounds
Salt Lake City (UT), Divided Back unused
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Title:
The Mormon Temple
Salt Lake City (UT), Divided Back unused
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Title:
Interior, Union Depot
Salt Lake City (UT), Divided Back unused
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Title:
Salt Palace
Salt Lake City (UT), Divided Back unused
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Title:
Sunrise On Great Salt Lake
Salt Lake City (UT), Divided Back unused
Description:
From Overland Limited
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Title:
Temple Square
Salt Lake City (UT), Divided Back unused
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Title:
The Newhouse
Salt Lake City (UT), Chrome PM 1976 Aug-20
Description:
The New house is one of the great hotels of the west, and has done much to maintain the tradition of hospitality for which salt lake city is renowned the new house provides the most modern in services combined with old world elegance and charm every guest is a "special guest".
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Title:
Utah State Capitol
Salt Lake City (UT), White Border PM 1922 Jul-06
Description:
This is one of the finest of all the state capitols in the country, costing over $2,500,000. It stands at the head of State street and commands a view of hundreds of miles south and west, which had no comparison with any other similar building. It is built almost entirely of Utah materials.
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Title:
Brigham Young Monument
Salt Lake City (UT), Divided Back PM 1908 Sep-21
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Title:
Mormon Tabernacle
Salt Lake City (UT), Divided Back PM 1910 Aug-19
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Title:
Hotel Utah
Salt Lake City (UT), Divided Back unused
Description:
This Magnificent hotel opened June 8th, 1911. There is an abundance of large sample rooms. Rooms without bath $1.50 and $2.00 per day with bath $2.50 and up.
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Title:
Hotel Utah Lobby
Salt Lake City (UT), Divided Back PM 1912 Jun-15
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Title:
Wilson European Hotel
Salt Lake City (UT), Divided Back unused
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Title:
Peery Hotel, 110 W. Broadway
Salt Lake City (UT), Divided Back unused
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Title:
Interior Of St. Mary's Cathedral
Salt Lake City (UT), Divided Back unused
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Title:
Mormon Tabernacle
Salt Lake City (UT), Divided Back unused
Description:
This is one of the largest structures for religious worship in the world. It is 150 feet by 250 feet and 80 feet high. Visitors are welcome to attend services provided they remain until close of same, lasting about two hours.
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Title:
Boston & New House Bldgs
Salt Lake City (UT), Divided Back unused
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Title:
Boston & New house Bldgs
Salt Lake City (UT), Divided Back unused
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Title:
Famous Organ And Choir
Salt Lake City (UT), Divided Back unused
Description:
Salt Lake City has long led the entire West in music. The reason for this is the presence of one of the greatest musical organizations on the Continent - the famous Tabernacle Choir of 500 picked voices - and the organ, which is one of the largest instruments. This view shows the two new wings added recently.
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Title:
Eagle Gate
Salt Lake City (UT), Divided Back unused
Description:
Eagle Gate, as it is called, is immediately east of the Bee Hive House; it was originally the gateway leading into President Young's private grounds. The eagle was carved from wood.
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Title:
Interior Of The Cathedral O The Madeleine
Salt Lake City (UT), Linen PM 1954 Mar-29
Description:
(South Temple and Third East). Salt Lake City boasts this inspiring Cathedral with interior of rich color and magnificent de-sign. Great Cathedrals such as this are monuments of Catholic Faith and express to the 400 million Catholics the permanency of the church and her unchangeable - doctrine through nineteen centuries
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Title:
L. D. S. Tabernacle
Salt Lake City (UT), Chrome unused
Description:
Completed by the Mormon pioneers in 1867, the world-famous Tabernacle on historic Temple Square has a seating capacity of 8,000 and houses one of the finest pipe organs in the world. Noted for its unique architecture and its exceptional acoustical qualities, it is used as a house of worship and for the presentation of cultural concerts and nation-wide radio broadcasts.
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Title:
Mount Timpanogos
Salt Lake City (UT), Chrome unused
Description:
Mount Timpanogos near Salt Lake City, Utah.
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Title:
Friendship Inns, 245 West On North Temple St
Salt Lake City (UT), Chrome unused
Description:
One of Salt Lake City's finest motels located just 2 blocks from the downtown area and the world famous Temple Square. For your pleasure - Heated Swimming Pool - Direct Dial Phones - Color TV - Radios - and ice
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Title:
Assembly Hall, Temple Square
Salt Lake City (UT), Continental Chrome unused
Description:
This granite structure located in historic Temple Square in Salt Lake City, contains an auditorium seating 2,000. Completed in 1882 it is used for religious and social gatherings.
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Title:
Brigham Young Home, Eagle Gate
Salt Lake City (UT), Continental Chrome unused
Description:
The Beehive House, home of Brigham Young, stands on the left. Brigham Young had the original offices in the Beehive Hose. Today the Skyscraper in the background houses the offices of the Mormon Church.
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Title:
Interior Of Great Mormon Tabernacle
Salt Lake City (UT), Linen unused
Description:
Interior of "Mormon" Tabernacle. The Tabernacle has a seating capacity of 8,000. It was built to accommodate the great gatherings of the "Mormon" people at their annual and semi-annual conferences. The acoustic properties are exceptionally fine, the ticking of an ordinary clock being distinctly audible in all parts. One of the unique features of the building is the great organ. It has been rebuilt and enlarged from time to time. It is widely known for its excellent tonal qualities. A free organ recital is given daily for Salt Lake City visitors.
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Title:
East Reception Room
Salt Lake City (UT), Divided Back unused
Description:
Bureau Of Information Temple Ground
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Title:
County Building
Salt Lake City (UT), Divided Back PM 1908 Dec-08
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Title:
Pioneer Monument
Salt Lake City (UT), Divided Back PM 1915 Jul-17
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Title:
New House Building
Salt Lake City (UT), Divided Back PM 1909 Jul-16
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Title:
Walker Bank Building
Salt Lake City (UT), Divided Back unused
Description:
Tallest Bldg. Between Missouri River and Pacific Coast
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Title:
Interior Of Mormon Tabernacle, Temple Square
Salt Lake City (UT), Chrome unused
Description:
The world-famous Tabernacle on historic Temple Square with a seating capacity of 8,000 and housing one of the finest pipe organs in the world, was completed by the "Mormon" pioneers in 1867. Noted for its unique architecture and its exceptional acoustical qualities, it is used as a house of worship and for the presentation of cultural concerts and nationwide radio broadcasts.
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Title:
Salt Lake City
Salt Lake City (UT), Chrome PM 1966 Jul-10
Description:
Night view showing the State Capitol
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Title:
World-Famous Choir And Organ Of The Morman Tabernacle
Salt Lake City (UT), Chrome PM 1966 Jul-10
Description:
Weekly Sunday concerts are attended by almost every visitor to Salt Lake City. Acoustics in the Tabernacle are probably the finest acoustics of any auditorium in the world, and it is claimed that a pin dropped near the organ can be heard anywhere in the auditorium.
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Title:
Colonial Village Motel, 1530 S. Main
Salt Lake City (UT), Chrome unused
Description:
36 Modern colonial cottages air conditioned, - quiet, telephones, lawns, trees and T.V. Swim, Refresh, Relax. Aboard the USS Colonial (beautiful heated pool) Added Feature The Doll House (next door) a good place to eat. "The best rest in the West".
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Title:
New America Coffee Shop & Dining Room, Main Street
Salt Lake City (UT), Linen PM 1942 Jul-04
Description:
In connection with 70 beautiful room New America Motor Lodge in center of business district. Your car at your door - come and go as you wish, Saves time and money. Office always open. America's finest Combing Hotel location, elegance and comfort Plus "Drive - to - your door" convenience and rates one block south of post office Main street at 5th south Salt Lake City, Utah.
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Title:
Night View Showing The State Capitol
Salt Lake City (UT), Chrome PM 1967 Aug-11
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Title:
County Building
Salt Lake City (UT), Divided Back PM 1908 Apr-06
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Title:
First Baptist Church
Salt Lake City (UT), Chrome unused
Description:
New buildings completed in 1953. The newest and largest church edifice in Salt Lake City. It includes six wings-Sanctuary, Administration Building, Education Building, Chapel, Tower and Gymnasium. The Skaggs Memorial Chapel is one of the outstanding chapels in the nation.
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Title:
Sea Gull Monument
Salt Lake city (UT), White Border PM 1932 Aug-30
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Title:
Eagle Gate Looking Towards State Capitol
Salt Lake City (UT), White Border PM 1927 Jul-25
Description:
This structure, originally holding double gate's formed part of the unique cobblestone wall around the property of Brigham Young. For several years it has been preserved as a land mark having been reconstructed of cut stone. The Eagle, originally of carved wood, has been sheathed with copper, in order that it may withstand the elements. It has no special significance for the Mormons, except that they are always glad to see the outspread and protecting wings of our noble bird of freedom. The Eagle Gate strands at the head of the longest straight street in the world.
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Title:
Bird's Eye View Of Salt Lake City
Salt Lake City (UT), White Border unused
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Title:
Dr. Groves L.D.S. Hospital And Nurses Home
Salt Lake City (UT), White Border unused
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Title:
Hotel Utah
Salt Lake City (UT), White Border PM 1936 Sep-01
Description:
Occupying a historic site at Main Street and South Temple, directly opposite the "Mormon" Temple Square, the Utah is acclaimed one of the finest hotels in western America.
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Title:
Main Street, Looking North
Salt Lake City (UT), White Border PM 1927 Jul-25
Description:
Main Street is the principal business thoroughfare in Salt Lake City. The Standard width of a Salt Lake Street is 132 feet, allowing ample room for automobile parking and double lanes for street cars without fear of congestion by other traffic.
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Title:
The Officers Home
Salt Lake City (UT), Divided Back unused
Description:
Fort Douglas
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Title:
Post Office
Salt Lake City (UT), Divided Back unused
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Title:
Main Street Looking North
Salt Lake City (UT), Divided Back unused
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Title:
Hotel Utah Lobby
Salt Lake City (UT), Divided Back PM 1912 Oct-14
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Title:
Brigham Young's Grave
Salt Lake City (UT), Post Card (Undivided Back) PM 1906 Aug-25
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Title:
Temple Square
Salt Lake City (UT), Post Card (Undivided Back) PM 1905 Mar-29
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Title:
Seagull Monument
Salt Lake City (UT), Real Photo unused
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Title:
Oldest House In Utah
Salt Lake City (UT), Post Card (Undivided Back) PM 1906 Jan-30
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Title:
Herber J. Grant Library, Brigham Young University
Salt Lake City (UT), Chrome unused
Description:
Brigham Young University Built in honor of the Late President of the Mormon Church
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Title:
Air Terminal Salt Lake City Municipal Airport
Salt Lake City (UT), Chrome unused
Description:
This magnificent air terminal was opened in June, 1961, and offers all modern facilities to the air traveler.
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Title:
Eagle Gate
Salt Lake City (UT), Chrome unused
Description:
This was formerly the entrance to the private estate of Brigham Young. The Bee-Hive house is located on the left in the foreground, and the State Capitol can be seen in the background.
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Title:
Hotel Utah
Salt Lake City (UT), Chrome unused
Description:
The main lobby of this world famous hotel is one of the most elegant found anywhere. Italian marble floors, stately pillars and an exquisite crystal chandelier add to the luxury of the surroundings.
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Title:
Hotel Utah
Salt Lake City (UT), Chrome unused
Description:
Located in the center of Salt Lake City, this world famous hotel offers the visitor an unexcelled view of historic Temple Square (far right of picture) and the World Headquarters Building of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (center of picture).
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Title:
Hotel Utah
Salt Lake City (UT), Chrome unused
Description:
Located in the heart of beautiful, historic Salt Lake City, this world famous hostelry offers the visitor an unexcelled view of Temple Square, the valley and mountains. Erected in 1911 if white terra-cotta brick, it is one of the outstanding structures on the Salt Lake City skyline.
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Title:
This Is The Place Monument
Salt Lake City (UT), Chrome unused
Description:
This monument was dedicated on July 24th, 1947, exactly 100 years following the event which it commemorates. The monument is 86 feet long and the center pylon is 60 feet high. It is built of granite from Little Cottonwood canyon.
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Title:
Eagle Gate
Salt Lake City (UT), Divided Back PM 1909 Oct-23
Description:
The Eagle Gate is an old land mark. Originally it was the entrance to President Young's grounds. Eagle Gate stands at the head of State Street, which is said to be the longest straight Street in the world.
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Title:
Eagle Gate
Salt Lake City (UT), Divided Back PM 1912 Aug-07
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Title:
Bird's Eye View Of Business Section
Salt Lake City (UT), Divided Back unused
Description:
Bird's Eye view of Business Section, Salt Lake City, Utah, from city and County Building.
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Title:
Main Street Looking North
Salt Lake City (UT), Divided Back unused
Description:
Salt Lake City is situated in a nook, or elbow, of the western slope of the Wasatoh Mountains has 100 miles of Leaf-embowered streets 132 Feet wide, along the sides of which flow streams of water fresh from the snows of the peaks. The business portion of the city is washed daily so that no dust offends.
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Title:
Mormon Tabernacle
Salt Lake City (UT), Divided Back PM 1915 Aug-24
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Title:
Airplane View Of Business Portion Salt Lake City
Salt Lake City (UT), Linen PM 1944
Description:
This scene will give one anexcellent dea of the main portion of our city .The majestic business blocks ,the famous hotels the Great Mormon Temple attd the State Capital,stand at in striking relief
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Title:
Bonneville Salt Flats-World's Fastest Speedway-near Great Salt Lake
Salt Lake City (UT), Linen unused
Description:
This World Famous Salt Flats Known as Bonneville ,left by the receding waters of l\Lake Bonneville. This Salt deposit covers approximately 160 square miles of Western Utah.The Salt White ,its aggregate Crystalline ,Porous ,Hard and Rigid;and saupports heavy loads when dry. This area was first tested as an Auto Race Course in 1912,becoming fasmous in 1931 when Ab Jenkins of Salt Lake City,broke all previous World Speed Records .Since then many new records have been made.John Cobb of England ,drove his Racer 369.74 miles per hour. The Telephone Poles in picture go over to this World Famous Automobile .Speedway .Wvwry Year sees some activity of World Renowned Drivers trying to make new records for speed and endurance
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Title:
Eagle Gate,State Capital in Distance
Salt Lake City (UT), Linen unused
Description:
This structure ,originally holding double gates formed part of a unique cobblestone wall around the property of Brigham Young.It stands at the head of the longest straight street in the world
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Title:
First House Built in Utah, now under Pergola on Temple Block
Salt Lake City (UT), Linen PM 1945
Description:
THE FIRST HOUSE built Utah was erected in 1847 under direction of Brighm Young, by the Pioneers who reached Salt Lake Valley July 24 th that year.The material used was rough logs and slabs cut from same fot the roof .The crevices between logs were filled with mud.
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Title:
Lion House
Salt Lake City (UT), Linen unused
Description:
The Lion House is situated one -half block east of the Hotel Utah.It is now used as a civic social center.It takes its name from a Stone Monument of a Lion placed over the entrace.It was built for and used by Brigham Young up to the time of his death
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Title:
The Eagle Gate
Salt Lake City (UT), Linen unused
Description:
Originally supported double gates,forming part of the unique cobblestone wall ground Brigham Young's estate.Since the road was opened through (now known as State Street) the gate has been preserved in the form of an archway.The eagle ,orginally carved out of wood,has been sheathed with copper to protect it from the elements.The State Capitol,standing at the head of 30 mile long State Street,can be seen through the arch
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Title:
The Fastest Race Course in the World-Bonneville Salt Flats
Salt Lake City (UT), Linen unused
Description:
The square on back line is one end of the measured race course.Electric eyes,one setting far out on Salt and one close up.There are two race courses of 13 miles each one circular and one straight-a way.First tried out in 1912,became world famous 1931, when Ab Jenkins with his Mormon Meteor broke all previous world's speed records. Since ,other from all over the world have made new records with allover automobiles,stockcars ,hot-rods, motor cycles ,etc. The famous Pilots Peak in the back ground was used as a guide for crossing this Great Salt Desert by the Donner Party in 1846-later down hand -cards, Wagons and wheel tracks are still visible on certain parts of this barren desert
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Title:
State Capitol Building at Night
Salt Lake City (UT), Linen unused
Description:
Utah is justly proud of its Capitol Building. From its commanding situation on Capitol Hill one is afforded a most wonderful view of Salt Lake Valley sorrounded by the lofty, snow-capped mountains of the Wasatch Range. The building itself is very beautiful. When illuminated at nught it is most attractive.
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Title:
Great Mormon Tabernacle
Salt Lake City (UT), Divided Back PM 1912
Description:
THE LARGE TABERNACLE WAS COMMENCED IN 1865 AND COMPLETED IN APRIL, 1870. IT IS A FINE AUDITORIUM. 150 FEET WIDE, 250 FEET LONG, AND 80 FEET HIGH, AND HAS WONDERFUL ACOUSTIC PROPERTIES. SEATING CAPACITY 8000.
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Title:
University Of Utah
Salt Lake City (UT), Divided Back unused
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Title:
Utah State Capitol
Salt Lake City (UT), Chrome PM 1964
Description:
Dominated by the imposing State Capitol, Salt Lake City nestles at the base of the modern city are the headquarters of the "Mormon" Church, as well as its famous Temple Square.
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Title:
Utah State Capitol
Salt Lake City (UT), Chrome unused
Description:
Utah State Capitol lobby as seen from East stairway. The State Sapitol, which is built of native Utah granite, is noted for its works of art and scenic, industrial and historical exhibits. The interior is white Utah marble.
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Title:
Utah State Capitol and "Mormon" Battalion Monument
Salt Lake City (UT), Chrome unused
Description:
Located on a hill overlooking beautiful Salt Lake Valley, the imposing Utah State Capitol was completed in 1915, at a cost exceeding $2,700,000.00. On the right may be seen the "Mormon" Battalion Monument, a rose-pink granite triangle centered by a heroic bronze figure of a Battalion infantryman, erected in 1927 to perpetuate the memory of "Mormons" who fought for the United States in the Mexican war of 1846.
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Title:
The Mormon Temple Grounds In Winter
Salt Lake City (UT), White Border PM 1935
Description:
The temple Block is one of the beauty spots of Salt Lake City. The unique buildings are of general interest. The lawns, trees and flowers in the summer are of rare beauty but when covered with the winters snow this beauty is enhanced and forms an added attraction.
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Title:
Salt Beds
Salt Lake City (UT), White Border unused
Description:
SOUVENIR OF THE GREAT SALT LAKE, UTAH. THIS GREAT DEAD SEA, THE LARGEST IN THE WORLD, IS LOCATED 18 MILES WEST OF THE SALT LAKE CITY. IT COVERS AN APPROXIMATE AREA OF 2,140 SQUARE MILES, BEANG 50 MILES WIDE AND 75 MILES LONG WITH AN AVERAGE DEPTH OF 13TH FEET. LIKE THE DEAD SEA IN PALESTINE, IT IS FED BY THE JORDAN RIVER, BUT HAS NO KNOWN OUTLET OTHER THAN EVAPORATION. THE SALT SHRIMP IS THE ONLY LIVING INSECT KNOWN TO EXIST THEREIN. THE WATER IS 20 PER CENT. SALT AND MILLIONS OF TONS OF SALT ARE SHIPPED ANNUALY FROM THIS SOURCE. THE WATER OF THE LAKE IS SO HEAVY ONE CANNOT SINK, AFFORDING THE MOST DELIGHTFUL BAHTING IN THE WORLD, WHICH IS ENJOYED BY THOUSANDS EACH SEASON.
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Title:
Hotel Utah
Salt Lake City (UT), Divided Back PM 1913
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Title:
The Lucin Cut-Off
Salt Lake City (UT), Post Card (Undivided Back) unused
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Title:
L. D. S. Hospital
Salt Lake City (UT), Post Card (Undivided Back) PM 1908
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Title:
Lugin Cut Off Great Salt Lake
Salt Lake City (UT), Post Card (Undivided Back) unused
Description:
On the Denver & Rio Grande R. R
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Title:
Amelia Palace
Salt Lake City (UT), Post Card (Undivided Back) unused
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