Utah: A People's HistoryHistory belongs to the people, Dean May reminds us, and must ultimately be accessible all. Based on his award-winning television series, Utah: A People's History provides a sweeping view of the state's past. From prehistory to present, May explains Utah as it is today and its promise for the future. The video series upon which this book is based is no longer available for sale. |
Contents
One Man and Desert | 1 |
The Great American Desert | 7 |
Ceiling of Fremont granary | 15 |
Two An Opening to Europe | 21 |
Utah homelands of historic Indians | 22 |
Southern Paiutes photographed by J K Hillers | 29 |
Jacob Steiler map of 1834 | 37 |
Three White Settlement | 41 |
Present Indian lands in Utah | 107 |
Parowan in the early 1850s | 114 |
Salt Lake Temple decorated for Statehood Day | 127 |
New Pioneers in front of Castle Gate Mine | 134 |
Seven The New Pioneers | 135 |
Greek funeral in Salt Lake City | 140 |
Surveying the site of Clarion | 146 |
Bingham Mine 1917 | 156 |
Kirtland Temple | 44 |
Sunset on Gunnison Island by Alfred Lambourne | 51 |
The Salt Lake Theatre in 1862 | 64 |
Brigham Young in 1857 | 70 |
Deseret Store and Tithing Office | 79 |
Rich Greek Revival style home | 84 |
Wakara by S N Carvalho | 92 |
Albert Tracy sketch of Camp Scott | 98 |
Eight Progressive Reform in the Beehive State | 157 |
Smoot engineers Kearns replacement by Sutherland | 162 |
Destination Nowhere by Maynard Dixon | 170 |
Nine War Depression and War | 171 |
boys building mountain terraces | 178 |
Children at Topaz | 184 |
Hades Tunnel Central Utah Project | 193 |
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