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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…

Shivwits Indian School, undated.

14535 The Shivwit Reservation is in Southwestern Utah, west of Santa Clara. Photo by: Dr. D. E. Beck, BYU. Utah Writers' Project. The older girl is Nellie Snow, and the other one is Lucise John

Gathering at Santa Clara, occasion unknown.

Sammy, the adopted Indian Boy and Christopher, "Tiffer", the oldest son of C.J. Arthur, Undated

Plaque and marker at the site of the 1857 Mountain Meadows Massacre, outside Veyo, Utah. ; ZION Museum and Archives Image 9099 ; ZION 9099

Mountain Meadows Massacre Site Mass Grave Monument near St. George, Utah

Cropped image of a stereograph card depicting an David H. Cannon baptising a "Shebit" [Shivwit] Indian man, possibly See-Poor-a-Tum, in St. George, Utah. The photo was taken by C. R. Savage in March 1875.

Photo of the Old School on the Shivwits Reservation

Song published in the "Our Dixie Times" newspaper in 1868. Cropped using snipping tool from microfilm.

Front and back covers for the 1969-1970 yearbook , the Confederate, for Dixie Junior College, St. George, Utah

Print of Parley Parker Pratt, 1807-1857

Plaque and monument in honor of Parley P. Pratt and the Southern Exploring Company of 1849, Hurricane, Utah

At the south-east corner of the Brecon Beacons (now Bannau Brycheiniog) National Park, a path leading down from the Folly Tower at Pontypool.

Washington Cotton Mill, Utah

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

Pendentive of the Dominguez-Escalante Expedition at the Utah State Capitol, Salt Lake City

In the Black Ridge, Pratt's Southern Exploring Party tread the same path as Dominguez and Escalante, who camped at what they called the San Daniel Campsite on Oct. 13, 1776

This color print is a full-length portrait of Joseph Smith (1805-1844) , standing in the woods preaching to a group of Native American Indians. Smith was the founder of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (often referred to as Mormon…

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