1 A. K. Larsen
2 Mtn. Meadows, Utah
3 Floyd O'Niel, Ruth Eltridge, Chas Peterson, Hole-in-the-Rock
4 Hal Sanders Silver Reef, Utah, Utah Westerners Trip
5 Hurricane Fault So. Utah
6 C. G. Crampton Silver Reef, Utah Westerners Trip
7 Juanita Brooks, Chas Peterson, Lake Powell
8 Floyd O'Niel, Chas Peterson, D. Miller
9 Floyd O'Niel, Bud Rersho, Greg Thompson
10 Hurricane Fault So. Utah, Utah Westerners

1-2 Callao, Utah
3 Lookout Pass Pony Express Trail
4-7 Callao, Utah
8 Rock Spring, Nevada
9 Pony Express Trail, Utah Westerners trip, old river bed
10 D. Miller, "Prominent camping area on the California trail. Names of immigrants appear on rocks in the vicinity."

1-6 Promontory and Danger Cave
7-9 large cement cylinders at Promontory
10-14 grave markers

1-10 men in costume re-enacting the driving of the Golden Spike
(20 35 mm negative images of folders 3 and 4)

1 marker telling the story of South Pass
2 chronology of South Pass
3 map of South Pass
4 "'Hole In The Wall Cabin' - through this door walked Butch Cassidy, The Sundance Kid, and other outlaws of the famous Hole In The Wall Gang. The cabin was built on Buffalo Creek, in the Hole In The Wall country, west of Kayce, Wyoming Territory in 1883 by Alexander Gent."
5 grave of John AJeremiah Liver-eating@ Johnston
6 Wyoming plains
7 Old Trail Town
8-9 plaque of John AJeremiah Liver-eating@ Johnston
10 Old Trail Town, Museum of the Old West
11-19 plaques in the museum

1 plaque for the first transcontinental telephone line
2 Little Sandy Crossing
3 Sutter's Hock Farm
4 Eby Stamp Mill
5 "To the brave men who rode the Pony Express 1860-1861. The site of Big Sandy Station gift of Andrew Arnott to the State of Wyoming."
6 Donner Party plaque
7 Eby Stamp Mill
8 overlooking the Salt Flats
9 "Welcome to the Bonneville Salt Flats"
(24 35 mm negative images of 1-9 and unidentified people)

1 "Col. William Frederick Cody, 1846-1917 'Buffalo Bill'"
2 Colter's Hell
3-4 The Teton Mountains
5-6 story plaque of Buffalo Bill
7 story plaque of Little Sure Shot
8 story plaque of Annie Oakley
9 story plaque of Alfred Jacob Miller
10 story plaque of Karl Bodmer
11 unidentified river
(25 35 mm images of 1-11 and other unidentified)

1 sign: "This area was site of White River Ute Indian agency where U. S. Gov't agent - Nathan C. Meeker with male employees were massacred, women and children - captured by Utes. September 29,th 1879."
2-6 marker naming wounded and dead
7-9 photos of the area
10 plaque naming the dead
11 Thornburgh, site of Battle of Milk Creek 1879
12 fake advertisement for the sale of Buffalo chips
(21 35 mm negative images of unidentified)

1 Thornburgh, site of Battle of Milk Creek 1879
2 plaque naming the dead
3-5 photos of the area
6-10 marker naming wounded and dead
11 sign: "This area was site of White River Ute Indian agency where U. S. Govt. agent - Nathan C. Meeker with male employees were massacred, women and children - captured by Utes. September 29,th 1879."
(19 35 mm negative images of unidentified)

1 Red Rock Pass sign
2 grave marker of Jefferson Hunt
3-4 Hunt memorial marker
5-8 photos of the area
9 grave marker of J. Frank Hunt
10 memorial marker
11 photo of the area
12 Hunt memorial marker
13 the area

1-4 photos of the area and grave markers
5 grave of Matilda Jane Nease, wife of Capt. Jefferson Hunt
6-12 photos of the area and grave and memorial markers of the Hunt family
(25 35 mm negative images of unidentified)

1 Elisha Stevens
2 Nathaniel Wyeth
3 John Augustus Sutter
4 Jacob Hamblin
5 Brigham Young
6 Narcissa Prentiss Whitman
7 Zebulon Montgomery Pike
8 painting of men in military uniform
9 Devil=s Gate, Wyoming
10 General George Armstrong Custer
11 Grenville Mellen Dodge
12 Theodore Dehone Judah
13 Jim Bridger
14 John Charles Fremont
15 Old Ephraim
16 Horace A. W. Tabor
17 Allan Pinkerton
18 Peirre Jean DeSmet
19 Jason Lee
20 John Welsey Powell
21 Jefferson Davis
22 John S. Fremont
(25 35 mm negative images of 1-22 and some unidentified)

1-15 photos of the area including grave markers and old log buildings
16 plaque "Fort Davy Crockett Built in this Valley in 1837 by mountain men Thomspon, Craig and Sinclair, was the winter rendezvous of traders, trappers and Indians until 1840 after which it fell into decay and was abandoned."

1-13 photos of the area including grave markers and old log buildings
14 plaque "Fort Davy Crockett Built in this Valley in 1837 by mountain men Thompson, Craig and Sinclair, was the winter rendezvous of traders, trappers and Indians until 1840 after which it fell into decay and was abandoned."
15 photo of the area
(20 35 mm negative images of folders 13 and 14 and some unidentified)

1-2 Father Stoffel
3 the cross in the stone

1 sign showing the path of the California trail
2 "Emigrant wagons had come nearly 1400 miles to get here. Ahead lay the fantastic formations of the City of Rocks, the desolate wastes of the Humboldt, and finally the mountain passes of the high Sierra. Forty-niners, in their rush to the California gold fields, found a more direct route south of here, but Oregon-bound travelers continued to pass this point forgoing west through the Snake River valley. As you drive on, remember them."
3 the trail sign
4-6 unidentified stone formation (Escalante Ruin ?)
7 sign pointing to River overlook of Escalante Ruin
8 "The Route"
9-10 "Dominguez - Escalante Expedition"
11 unidentified stone formation (Escalante Ruin ?)
12-13 "Nearby Features"
14-15 "Escalante Ruins"
16-17 unidentified body of water
18 "Pioneered by >Messrs. Hudspeth & Myers, of the Jackson County, Missouri Company= who reached here on July 24, 1849, the new route was mistakenly thought to save nearly a hundred miles over the old way along Snake River to the north. From here, the Forty-niners struck southwest for California and golden riches."
19 map of Hudspeth's cutoff
20 Hudspeth's Cutoff
21-22 "Old Fort Hall"
(24 35 mm negative images of 1-22 and unidentified)

1-2 "Bear River Battle"/"The Battle of Bear River"
3 "In 1858 Camp Floyd, Utah, was the largest military installation in the United States. Nearly 20 percent of the army's 17,900 men were stationed there."
4 The Big Fill
5-6 photos of the area
7 "The 'Orange Special' wreck"
8 Golden Spike Monument
9 the area
10 The Big Trestle
11 "The Founding of Franklin was part of a well organized plan of Mormon expansion: church authorities sent the colonists under Thomas Smart from Provo, Utah. Men of many trades were included in order to make the community self-sufficient. From 1874-1877, Franklin was the busy terminus of the Utah Northern Railroad, where freight for the Montana mines reloaded for the long wagon haul north."
12 "Idaho's Oldest Town@ (Franklin)
13 painting above a door
14 "Friction between the whites and these Indians, who had suffered from too many years of close contact with fur hunters, led P. E. Connor to set out from Salt Lake on a cold winter campaign. The Shoshoni had a strong position along Battle Creek Canyon just north ofhere. But with a loss of over 400, the met the greatest Indian disaster in the entire West, January 29, 1863."
15 photo of The Big Fill
16 Corrinne Pioneer Railroad Town
17 "Competition 1869"
18 photo of The Big Trestle
19 the Big Fill
20 plaque to Pioneer Women
(20 35 mm negative images to match folder 17)

1 Nathaniel J. Wyeth
2 The Mountain Men; Kit Carson, James Bridger
3 Famous Early Visitors; John C. Fremont, Jason Lee, and two unidentified
4 Factors at the Fort; Old Fort Hall, Francis Ermatinger
5 The First To Come; Dr. Marcus Whitman, and two unidentified women
6 The Oregon Trail
7 On The Trail
8 Stagecoach And Freighting Days
9 Nels Anderson, Mary Christoffersen Anderson
10 Lava Hot Springs
11-12 Hudspeth's Cutoff
13 Camp Connor
14 Soda Springs
15 "General Patrick Edward Connor U. S. A. Cavalry Infantry 53 families and others founded Soda Springs built fort to protect emigrants. County seat Oneida County 1864-1867"
16 Hooper Spring, Analysis
17 Nels Anderson, Mary Christoffersen Anderson
18 Soda Springs
19 Camp Connor
20-22 unidentified river
23-24 Cache Valley
(23 35 mm negative images of folder 18)

1-4 The San Juan Mission
(22 35 mm negative images of unidentified)

1 Bear River Battle
2 Red Rock Pass
3 The Battle of Bear River
4 grave of John Jeremiah Liver-Eating Johnston
5-8 Eby Stamp Mill
9-10 unidentified members
11 Kit Carson=s Cross
12-13 Bear River Battle
14 plaque of John "Jeremiah Liver-Eating" Johnston
15 unidentified man
16 "Welcome to the Edge of the Cedars Museum"
17 unidentified mountain
18 chart of Native Americans
19 old cabin
20 information on signs
21 "UTE: Early Utes used brush shelters which could be constructed quickly by nomadic people and then left behind. By 1720, many Utes were living in tepees of tanned leather. The transported them on horseback. The Ute tepee differed from tepees of other Plains Indians in that it used only eight poles. As late as the turn of the century the Ute Mountain Utes were using brush shelter huts. In the early twentieth century sine Utes lived in hogans, which they constructed used skills learned from the Navajo."
22 ancient Indian dwellings
23 sign for Pueblo Bonito