HASLER, John: Pioneer Musician of Central Utah
by Harry A. Dean Ephraim, Utah John Hasler was probably the most prominent musical figure in Central Utah from 1869 until 1887. He did Read More »
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Speak Your Piece | 6: Season 1, Ep. 5 (Part 1): James D’Arc, Hollywood films made in Utah
James D’Arc, while in his early 20s as a BYU undergrad in the mid-1970s, convinced Brigham Young University to collect and document America’s film industry. Read More »
DEAN, Joseph Henry
by Harry A Dean Joseph H. was the oldest son of Joseph Dean and Catherine Knott, born in Taunton, Somerset, England, October 16,1855. Joseph Henry Read More »
Hey Grandpa – an inspired song by The Peterson’s
https://youtu.be/bVehr80ZVsc the petersons, a family that performs bluegrass and gospel music on YouTube and at Branson, MO are my latest musical obsession. This song, “Hey Read More »
Lest We Forget: Captain Lot Smith
Dr. Seymour B. Young of the First Council of Seventy Captain Lot Smith Captain Smith enlisted in the volunteer service to help win the war Read More »
A Song of Wheels
This article originally appeared in Vol.55, No.1 (2008) of pioneer Magazine. by Margery S. Stewart The wagon wheels are high and white. They make a Read More »
Tyme, a song by Cedar Breaks Band
Enjoy this video and original music by the cedar breaks band, with messaging and imagery connected to the handcart pioneers. https://vimeo.com/237190671 Set yourself to see Read More »
Pioneering and the Arts
Pioneering today can be easier with a song in our heart-a good song . . . . You can’t go wrong with a hymn. By Read More »
An Artistic Heritage
By Mary A. Johnson As patrons visit the pioneer Memorial Museum, we receive many comments about the paintings they see on the walls. There are Read More »
Pioneer: 1970 Vol.17 No.6
Featuring: Historic Salt Lake Social Hall pony express Fights Communism What the Pilgrims had to be Thankful For The True Message of christmas Nauvoo, the Read More »
Pioneer: 1990 Vol.37 No.2
Featuring: Mormonism and music Barth wagon Train 1864 Great Grandmother’s Big Front Apron A pioneer christmas samuel smith
WOOLSEY, Thomas: Journal Entries
[On arriving at the South Fork of the Platte River, they decided to follow along the bank, and passed an old deserted Indian village. An east wind bla…
FERRELL, Maggie Anna: A life history
At Pueblo they laid over for a day and a half to wait for another train to come through the mountains. The mountains were so steep that the only way …
CLAYTON, Charles Comstock
Charles Comstock Clayton, 81, veteran and devoted member of the Sons of the Utah pioneers, died Feb. 14 in a Salt Lake City hospital of Read More »
