"Sweater Hop" dance at the Recreation Hall at Dixie Junior College, January 1954. Image from 1954 Dixie Junior College yearbook p. 111. Additional context in "Sophomore Class News," Dixie Sun newspaper, January 19, 1954.
Image of the Dixie Junior College campus from above. An image of an airplane is set over the image of the campus. From the 1942 Dixie Junior College yearbook, digital page 4. Visible buildings include: the academy/education building, the LDS…
"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."
SUU Digital Library states: "Hurricane, Utah. Wm. Louis and Mary's first baby Elva was born in the small building in center of picture." The Hurricane Canal is visible in this picture as well as the first few homes in the valley. Mollie's Nipple…
An automobile and a horse in front of the Washington County Courthouse, Utah, undated. The car has no top and two people sit in it. J.K. Booth is written on the photo beneath the automobile.
Two horses pulling a wagon near Grafton, Utah, undated. An adult and child are in the wagon. Fields, trees, the Virgin River, and hills and mesas are in the background.
Surviving members of the original "Dixie" settlers of 1861 standing beside a memorial titled "In Memory of the Dixie Pioneers." The back of the photograph lists "left to right": John Hall, Hurricane, Mrs. [blank] Stucki, Santa Clara. Mrs. Loriel…
A group of people in a field of sugar beets, likely employed or connected with the Utah-Idaho Sugar Company. Shinob Kaib and Washington Fields are visible in the background. The back reads "Field of half grown sugar beet seed, in St. George farming…