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Reb, the red hawk mascot for Dixie State College of Utah. The hawk wears a blue hat with red 'D' and a white jersey that says "Rebels 1." A big red 'D' is behind the hawk and various sports equipment are around it, including a soccer ball,…

The front of the St. George Children's Museum, 2020.

Exterior of the St. George Tabernacle, 2020.

People gathered on the Sugarloaf (Dixie Rock) with the "D" on the West Black Ridge visible in the background. St. George Utah, April 11, 2015.

Two people sitting on the St. George Sugarloaf at sunset.

Near Ivins, UT: Shivwits Geology, 2011

Map created by Escalante tracing the Dominguez-Escalante Expedition of 1776

jpeg image of bronze sculpture of two children reading on top of a globe decorated with gears and other small metal pieces. On Display on the third floor of the Holland Centennial Commons at Utah Tech University. Created by Annette Everett in 2013.…

Overlooking Santa Clara, undated. The back of the old Santa Clara school [now demolished] is visible.

"View of village of Hurricane, Utah, from top of Hurricane Hill, showing fertility of surrounding land. The two low volcanoes at back of town were on Escalante's trail in 1776. View looking northwest, Pine Valley Mountain in distance."

"West end of the Vermillion Cliffs, looking northwest. U.S. Highway #91 (Arrowhead Trail), main road from Salt Lake City to Los Angeles, in foreground. About five miles west of Santa Clara, Utah."

"The Three Wise Men. Bridge across Virgin River in foreground."

People sledding in snow behind a horse down the road [Santa Clara Drive] in Santa Clara, Utah, undated. The old Santa Clara school [now demolished] and the Relief Society House are visible in the image. Text in the lower right hand corner reads…

The Wikimedia Commons page states "Engraving of Eliza Roxcy Snow Young, the second general president of the Relief of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (LDS Church). Snow was a wife to Brigham Young, and claimed to be a plural wife of…

14528 The home of Ta-peats, a Paiute Indian from the vicinity of St.. George, Utah, on the Rio Virgin River, a tributary of the Colorado River in Southern Utah. Photo by John K. Hillers of the Powell Expedition, 1871-1875. Credit Smithsonian Office…

Native Americans performing a circle dance. Photograph by John K. Hillers. Part of series: U.S. topographical and geological survey of the valley of the Colorado River of the west, by J.W. Powell and A.H. Thompson.

14519 Mon-su and Su-vu-it, Paiute Indian children from the vicinity of St. George, Utah on the Rio Virgin River, a tributary of the Colorado River in Southern Utah. Photo by J.K. Hillers of Powell Expedition, 1871-1875. Credit to the Smithsonian…

A depiction of Samuel, the Lamanite, from the Book of Mormon preaching atop a wall. From the November 1925 issue of the Children's Friend

Black and white drawing of the Dixie College education building behind a curtain with the letters DC hung from it., From the 1925 Dixie College yearbook, p. 54.

"Petroglyphs in Petroglyph Canyon interpretive area; subject to interpretation. ; ZION Museum and Archives Image ZION 8161 ; ZION 13364"