Daniel Growler, member of the Cedar Band of Paiutes, paints a mural in Santa Clara, Utah. Originally used in the article "Cedar Band of Paiutes artist creates colorful mural in Santa Clara" by Hollie Stark in the St. George News.…
Southern Utah University Digital Library states "William Louis Crawford, sheepherder and photographer with sheep dog 'Oh solitudes where are thy charms, that sages have seen in thy face?'"
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…
Painting of cottonwood tree in Zion National Park by Jimmie Floyd Jones. From the collection of Southern Utah University. 305x205 download from Wikimedia Commons.
Dixie Junior College students and the community celebrating D-Day with a parade near the St. George Tabernacle. Video also includes the fiery outline of the D at night.
Dixie College Students, faculty, and the St. George Community gathering to celebrate Founder's Day in front of the St. George Tabernacle. From the 1929 Dixie College Yearbook, p. 51.
A dance orchestra. US flags and other decorations are above the performers. Performers include a pianist, two violinists, a flugelhorn player, a clarinet player, and a guitar player. Location and date unspecified. Likely from somewhere in…
jpeg image of bronze sculpture of a Native American man painting on stone. On Display in the Dolores Doré Eccles Fine Arts Center at Utah Tech University. Created by Jerry Anderson in 1990. Part of the UT Permanent Art Collection.
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.…
Ceramic art by Glen Blakley, former art professor for Dixie State University. Pieces in image include "Two-toned Brown Pot with Birds," "Blue Green Pot," and "Ovoid Green Pot with Blue and Gold." Pieces were put on Display on the third floor of the…
Students and faculty of St. George Stake Academy gathered in the St. George Tabernacle, owned by the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. From the 1914 yearbook.