Title:
"The Sky Ride" Bridal Veil Falls
Provo Canyon Utah (UT), Chrome unused
Description:
As viewed from Highway 189. A sky boat can be seen leaving the sun deck of the lower terminal on its way up the 1753 ft. cableway of the steepest aerial tramway in the world. You pass the beautiful Bridal Veil Falls on your way up and land on the almost perpendicular ledges of Cascade Mountain. From this point you can stroll back into the primitive area, or out onto the face of the mountain where much of the earth's history unfolds before you. Picnic areas, a charcoal barbeque and dancing are available to every one. Photo by George McLean
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Title:
The Sky Ride Bridal Veil Falls
Provo Canyon Utah (UT), Chrome unused
Description:
As viewed from Highway 189. A sky boat can be seen leaving the sun deck of the lower terminal on its way up the 1753 ft. cableway of the steepest aerial tramway in the world. You pass the beautiful Bridal Veil Falls on your way up and land on the almost perpendicular ledges of Cascade Mountain. From this point you can stroll back into the primitive area as out onto the face of the mountain where much of the earth's history unfolds before you. Picnic areas, a charcoal barbeque and dancing are available to everyone
Geo. Mc Co
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Title:
The Sky Ride, U. S. Hwy. 189
Provo Canyon Utah (UT), Chrome unused
Description:
A Sky boat can be seen leaving the sun deck of the lower terminal on its way up the 1,753 ft. cableway of the steepest aerial tramway in the world. You pass the beautiful Bridal Veil Falls on your way up and land on the almost perpendicular ledges of Cascade Mountain. At this point you enter into the newly completed restaurant where one can dine, or stroll on the sun deck and picnic areas.
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Title:
Hote Heiselt
Provo Canyon Utah (UT), Original Photograph unused
Description:
Famous for his hospitality and it's surrounding scenery along the UPS. August 11th 1908. Trout banquet.
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Title:
Upper Falls
Provo Canyon Utah (UT), Original Photograph unused
Description:
This is a rare, historic item. Used as part of the postcard production process by the Edward Mitchell Company (subsequently the Pacific Novelty Co. and Souvenir Publishing Co.)
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Total: 5 Items
