MC QUARRIE MEMORIAL MUSEUM TABLE OF CONTENTS – “OTHER” HISTORIES (WASHINGTON COUNTY) 1/1/2015 **indicates new since 1/1/2014 A Adobe and Brick 1. Adobe and Brick - 1 2. Adobe Making - 8 American Legion Auxiliary - 2 Apothecary Bottles – 2 A Price for Freedom – 1 Aprons/Bonnets* 1.Grandmother's Apron Song - 14 2.Apron/Bonnet Instructions - 8 3.Bonnet Pattern for trek -3 4.How to Make Pioneer Sunbonnets -2 5.Sunbonnet How-to - 4 6.Sunbonnet Tutorial -13 Arrowhead Hotel – 5 Artifacts 1.Cake in Middle Room – 1 (see Jane Bleak) Athena Club – 3 Authors, Local 1.Whipple, Maureen- 10 B Babies Delivered in Pine Valley - 3 Bakeries 1.Early Bakery - 1 2.Early Bakeries - 1 Banking 1.Banking in Utah – 2 2.1st Bank in Washington Co. - 2 Baskets and Woven Fences – 1 Basque - 3 Bass Drum 1.Bass Drum – 5 2.Story of Edward Duzett – 4 3.Kirk Sharp and his music - 2 Beginning of Political Parties in St. George -1 Bell on Temple Square (SL) - 1

1 MC QUARRIE MEMORIAL MUSEUM TABLE OF CONTENTS – “OTHER” HISTORIES (WASHINGTON COUNTY) 1/1/2015 **indicates new since 1/1/2014 “Bell That Tolled at Midnight” – 1 Bibliography of Utah Writings and History - 11 Big Hand Cafe (Newspaper Article) - 4 Black Pioneers - 1 Blacksmiths in Dixie – 2 “Boney Animals” – 1 Bootlegging in Utah’s Dixie – 46 Boy Scout Leaders 1.Photo in 1914: (Back Row) George W. Worthen, Warren Cox, 3 unknowns, David R. Forsha (3rd Row) Wallace Bracken, Chester Snow, Henry Savage, Joseph T. Atkin, Jr., Willie Langston (2nd Ros) Chaucey Sandberg, Unknown, Wilford McArthur, David H. Morris, Oscar Kirkham, Church M.I.A. Executive, unkknown, Elson Morris, Ed McMullin, unknown (1st Row) Dav id Stirling, LeRoy Cox, Nelson Empey, Newel Larson, Cyrus Gifford, Leslie Morris Braided Rugs - 3 Brass Band 1.Charles J. Thomas – 2 (see Charles J. Thomas) Bread – 1 Home – 2 Brigham Young Room Artifacts – 1 Brooks' Pond – photo -1 Broom-Making - 1 Building Materials - 2 Burning of Lime and Brick – 1

C Cable, the – Zion Park - 4 Cake – Prize Winner 1899 – 1 (see Jane Bleak) Canals – Enterprise and Hurricane -1 Cannon – 3 1.Letter executing bill of sale of cannon – 2 Cashmere Caper (Ben Johnson) - 2 Cattle Industry of Utah – 5 My classification as a Cattle Man – Atkin, Rudger (5 pages)** Cave Monster Story - 1

2 MC QUARRIE MEMORIAL MUSEUM TABLE OF CONTENTS – “OTHER” HISTORIES (WASHINGTON COUNTY) 1/1/2015 **indicates new since 1/1/2014 Cave Valley Cave - 1 CCC Camp (Gunlock) -1 Celebrations/Holidays in Dixie 1.July Celebrations -1 2.Other Christmas/Thanksgiving -2 Cemeteries, Washington County – 1** Centennial – – 2 Centennial Stories - 2 Chair Making 1.History of Benjamin F. Blake - 2 2.Chair Making by B. F. Blake – 1 3.Chair Making – Alpheus Gifford - 2 Charles J. Thomas Brass Band -2 (See Charles J. Thomas) Christmas in Dixie – 1.A Pioneer Christmas -3 2.Christmas 1861 - 4 3.First Christmas in Dixie - 5 4.St. George’s 1st Christmas – 3 5.Saving Christmas – 1899 - 3 Church Immigration 1.Organized Companies - 5 Clubs in St. George - 1 Communication of Early Dixie Days 1.Communication of Early Utah - 1 2.Communication of Early Pioneers - 2 3.Deseret Telegraph/Telephone – 2 4.People’s Progressive Telephone Company – 7 (Henry Davis Holt, James Samuel Page Bowler, Albert Henry Truman) Communities of Washington Co. – 2 Company Ships (1840-1868) – 4 Cotton Factory 1.Norma Cannizzaro – 2 2.Brief Sketch – 4 3.Newspaper Article – 1 4.Dixie Cotton Factory Article – 1 5.Empty Mill Echoes Utah Past -1 6.Photo of Old Cotton Factory –

3 MC QUARRIE MEMORIAL MUSEUM TABLE OF CONTENTS – “OTHER” HISTORIES (WASHINGTON COUNTY) 1/1/2015 **indicates new since 1/1/2014 7.Photos – then and now – 2 Cotton Mission – 15 Cotton, Story of - 2 County Courthouse - 4 Cowboys in Dixie - 4 Culture 1.Culture in Dixie - 1 2.Culture and the Arts in Dixie – 2 3.Culture and Young Adults in Dixie - 2 “Curfew Must Not Ring Tonight” – 1

D “D” Day 1.First “D” Day - 3 2.Photo – 2 3.Photo - 1 Dairies - 1 Debating Club – 1 Deseret Alphabet 1.Article by Bart Anderson - 1 2.Copy of page – 1 3.Article in Spectrum – 2 Deseret News, History - 1 Deseret Telegraph and Telephone - 1 Dixie College – 6 Dixie Hell Cats – 1** Dixieland – Enchanted Spot - 2 Dixie Memorial Hospital 1.1st Baby Girl Born in Hospital – 1 2.Hospital - 1 Dixie Pioneers 1.Dixie Pioneers – 4 2.Dixie Pioneers Who Responded to Call - 7 3.Names of 1st Settlers – 3 4.Dixie Pioneers alive as of 1916 – 2 5.List of Those Called - 2

4 MC QUARRIE MEMORIAL MUSEUM TABLE OF CONTENTS – “OTHER” HISTORIES (WASHINGTON COUNTY) 1/1/2015 **indicates new since 1/1/2014 Dixie Pioneers Who Registered in 1936 – 13 Dixie Sesquicentennial Encampment - 7 Dixie Volcano Cones – 1 Dixieland, Enchanted Spot – 2 Dixie’s First Christmas - 1 Doctors and Nurses – 3 Dodge Pond - 3 Drama in Early Dixie 1.Incident Related by Pioneer Freighter - 1 2.Letter of Joseph Orton – 1 3.Motion Picture Colony in Santa Clara – 2 4.Development of Drama – 3 5.Dixie Fifty Years Ago (Play) - 3 Drums 1.3 Snares and 1 Fife – 1 2.Snares and Fife - 2 Dyes – 1

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Early Day Valentines - 2 Early Pioneer Women in Washington City – 2 Photo of Early Residents -1 1.(Left to Right)John H. Cottam, John S. McAllister, Bliss Janis, G. Glen Smith, Ernest Lowe, Ellis McAllister, Unknown, Clarence Ward, Leo A. Snow, Leland Brooks, George Brooks, Jr., George Harmon, Clair Brooks, George T. Thompson, James Wulfenstein, Frank Miles, Horace Thompson, John W. Pace, J. M. Moody, (Boys in front) Alva Snow, Tommy Linder, George Janis, Fergus Wallis, Unknown Early Tradesmen 1.Early Tradesmen – 4 2.Early Tradesmen (Virgin/Springdale) - 3 Education in Dixie 1.School Teachers/Schools attended by Eleanor C. W. Jarvis – 1 2.First School in Southern Utah – 2 3.Pioneer Life – Education – 12

5 MC QUARRIE MEMORIAL MUSEUM TABLE OF CONTENTS – “OTHER” HISTORIES (WASHINGTON COUNTY) 1/1/2015 **indicates new since 1/1/2014 4.Beginnings of St. George Academy -3 5.History on Education/St. George – 7 6.Report of School Year – 6 7.7th Grade at Woodward – 1 8.Utah School Report 1865 – 8 9.Woodward School – 3 10.So. Utah’s First High School (Beaver) – 2 11.Photo of original school building at Bloomington - 1 Electric Theater – Then and Now - 1 Emigrants’ Guides – 2 Encampment Mall - 10 F “Far, Far Away on Judea’s Plains” - 2 1. An American Carol (John Macfarlane) – 5 Father Scanlan – 2 First Grade Class Woodward School 1910 - 1 Firsts in Dixie 1.1st Home Built in St. George, UT – 1 2.1st St. George Home - 1 First Presidency – 1 Flax – 7 Flowers of Utah - 10 Folklore/Faith Promoting in Dixie 1.Experience of James Rencher - 2 2.Folklore in Dixie - 10 3.A Promise Fulfilled - 1 4.A Promise Fulfilled (2) – 1 5.Strange Visit to Matilda Jinkensen – 2 6.Flour Sack that was Never Empty – 2 7.Story of Woodruff Alexander – 1 8.Vision Seen Before Being Converted – 1 9.A Warning Heeded – 1 10.A Warning – 1 11.Answered Prayers – 1 12.Help Other Than Human – 2 13.Help Other Than Human (2) – 1

6 MC QUARRIE MEMORIAL MUSEUM TABLE OF CONTENTS – “OTHER” HISTORIES (WASHINGTON COUNTY) 1/1/2015 **indicates new since 1/1/2014 14.Help Other Than Human (3) – 1 15.Not by Man Alone – 1 16.One of the 3 Nephites -1 17.Rain Came to Answer of Prayer (Jacob Hamblin) – 1 18.Coming of Crickets and Seagulls – 1 19.Value of False Teeth – 1 20.They Lived in a Way that They Received Inspiration – 2 21.Who Held the Door – 2 22.Who Planted the Greens -1 Former and Present Communities - 2 Freighting -2 Friendship Quilt, Silk – (2 pages) Furniture 1.Furniture - 1 2.John Nock Hinton - 3

G Gardener’s Club 1.Gardener’s Club Hall - 1 2.Gardener’s Club (including picture) – 5 (some handwritten) 3.Gardener’s Club – 2 Gardner, Leonora-Babies Delivered in Pine Valley - 3 Gleaning 1.Memories of Gleaning Days - 3 2.Additional Information about Gleaning - 2 Glue – 2 Greatest Storm of Dixie 1861 - Article Grindstone – 1 H Hall, Henrietta P., “Memories” - 3 Hamblin, Jacob Home - 1 Handcraft Handcart Pioneers – 2 1.Handcarts West – 2 2.The Trek Westward - 2 Harvesting

7 MC QUARRIE MEMORIAL MUSEUM TABLE OF CONTENTS – “OTHER” HISTORIES (WASHINGTON COUNTY) 1/1/2015 **indicates new since 1/1/2014 1.Harvest Time in Early Days - 2 2.Methods of Harvesting – 3 3.Pioneer Harvest – 2* History Blazer Articles and Table of Contents 1.1883 Blaze Spurred Creation of the 's Professional Fire Depart 2.1918-1919 Flu Epidemic Reached Remote Areas of Utah 3.19th-century Utah Women Spun Yarn and Also Dug Ditches 4.24th Infantry Brought African Americans to Fort Douglas 5.A Bit of Polynesia Remains in the Salt Desert Adventures of an Early Hot Rodder 6.African Americans Built Churches in Utah 7. After Many Boom and Bust Cycles Moab Just Keeps Pedaling 8.Agronomist John W. Carlson Researched Alfalfa Seed in the Uinta Basin 9.Alhandra Ferry Was a Key Link in Uintah County's Transportation System 10. Alice Parker Isom Faced Frontier Utah's Challenges with True Grit 11.Alma Richards Was Utah's First Olympic Gold Medalist 12.Architecture May be Beaver's Real Treasure 13.Arrival of the Episcopal Church in Utah, 1867 14Artist John Held, Jr., Created Many Cultural Icons of the 1920s 15Artist MaryTeasdel Followed Her Dream in Paris 16.Attic Papers Reveal Jesse Knight Ventures 17.Aunt P'lina Studied Medicine in Her 60s 18.Bear Lake Monster - Real, Imaginary, or Tall Tale 19.Beaver Opera House Promoters Thought Big Beginning of Public Support for Libraries 20.Beginnings of Commercial Aviation 21.Beginnings of the 22.Ben Holladay, the Stagecoach King, in Utah 23.Bicyclist Challenges the Great Salt Lake Desert 24.Billy Wilson and His Bar Bear 25. Bingham High Coed Rose to the Post of U. S. Treasurer 26.Bishop Edwin Woolley and Capitalism in Early Utah 27.Black Mormon Family in Postwar Utah 28.Blind Man and His Harp 29.Boulder Mail (aka Death Hollow) Trail 30.Box Elder County Courthouse Boxcar Filled with Dynamite Explodes Near the City 31.Boxing Fans Take the Plunge at Saltair 32.Boxing Legend Jack Dempsey Loved Fighting, 33.Mining, and Cowboying 34.Boyhood Memories of Josiah F. Gibbs 35.Boys' Potato Growing Clubs 36.Boys Will Be Boys 37.19th-Century Style Brewer-Sportsman's Stunning Prairie Style Home in Ogden 38.Bridge Parties in Jensen, Utah

8 MC QUARRIE MEMORIAL MUSEUM TABLE OF CONTENTS – “OTHER” HISTORIES (WASHINGTON COUNTY) 1/1/2015 **indicates new since 1/1/2014 39.Brigham City Cooperative Spurred Economic Development.Pioneer Style 40.Brigham City Relief Society Granary 41.Brigham City Tabernacles 42.Brigham Young's Personal Finances 43.Broad Ax and the Plain Dealer Kept Utah's African Americans Informed 44.Broadway Star Ada Dwyer Helped a Major Poet's Career Building Enterprise 45.Reservoir Required Vision and commitment 46.Businesswoman Fanny Brooks Helped Establish the Jewish Community in Utah 47.Captain Richard W. Young and the Spanish-American War 48.Cashmere Caper on Utah's Southern Frontier 49.Castilla Hot Springs Attracted Trainloads of Visitors 50.Castle Valley's Version of "Lena and Ole" Humor 51.Catharine Woolley's Diary Captures an Era 52.Celebrating the Lunar New Year in Salt Lake's Chinatown 53.Charcoal Kilns and Early Smelting in Utah 54.Charles L. Walker, the Poet Laureate of Southern Utah 55.Chemical Weapons Testing Created Controversy at Dugway 56.Chief Pocatello Struggles to Survive on Utah's North Frontier 57.Children in the 1930s Hoped to Become Nurses and Pilots 58.Cigarette Ban of the 1920's Caused an Uproar 59.Circleville, Massacre, a Tragic Incident in the Black Hawk War 60.Civilian Conservation Corps Was a Boon to Utah 61.Clarence E. Allen Was Utah's First Congressman 62.Clean Clothes Blowing in the Breeze 63.Cliffside Apartments and Stunning Artifacts Document Anasazi Life 64.Clint Larson Held the Collegiate High Jump Record for 17 Years 65.Colonel Conner Filled a Varied, Dramatic Rise in Utah History 66.Colonel Orders a Grand Review 67.Colorful Sam Gilson Did Much More Than Promote Gilsonite 68.Contemporary Ute Government Reflects Old Ways 70.Controversy in Utah over Smallpox Vaccination 71.Convict Labor Helped to Build Utah's Roads 72.Could SLC Have Handled the UU/BYU Rivalry within Its Borders? 73.Courageous Emma Lee Endured Many Hardships in Pioneer Utah 74.Courageous Thomas Dobson Faced Many Challenges Culture and Young Adults in Dixie 75.Dangerous Caves near Wendover Provided Clues to Ancient Utah Dwellers 76.Daredevil Georgie White Ran Utah's Great Rivers Daredevils of the Sky - Early Aeronauts in Utah 77.David Seely's California Ventures 78.December 1895 Utahns Wondered Exactly When Statehood Would Come 79.Der Beobachter Helped German Immigrants Acculturate in Utah 80.Desdemona Stott Beeson Was Determined to Work in Mining

9 MC QUARRIE MEMORIAL MUSEUM TABLE OF CONTENTS – “OTHER” HISTORIES (WASHINGTON COUNTY) 1/1/2015 **indicates new since 1/1/2014 81.Deseret Alphabet Exemplified the Mormon Quest for Perfection Despite Its Critics, 82.Remote Morgan Medical College Served a Need 83.Development of Brighton Resort 84.Dinosaur Rush Created Excitement in the Uinta Basin 84.Disaster in Wyoming: Caring for Survivors in 1856 85.Dixie Fruit Finds a market 86.Dr. Sumner Gleason Was a Peach of a Fellow 87.Dream That Held Water: Funk's Lake 88.Dummy Called Hurricane Sam Gave Pilots a Safety Edge 89.Early Baseball in Utah Had Mormon-Gentile Twist 90.Early Boating tragedy on Utah Lake 91Early Salt Industry in Syracuse Echo in the Canyon 92.Election Fraud! - Newspaper Headlines Blared in 1895 Electrifying Utah – 93.Engineer Lucien L. Nunn Elizabeth Randall Cumming and the Feminine West Emery County's Huntington Roller Mill 94.Emigration Canyon Railroad Served SLC Builders' Needs 95.Emma Lucy Gates Bowen Started Her Own Opera Company 96.Emperor of Brazil Visited Utah in 1896 97.English Sparrow Immigrates to Utah 98.Entrepreneur S. M. Duggins Build Gunnison's Casino Theatre 99.Even the Grasshoppers Were Starving during the 1934 Drought 100.Evening on the River with Major Powell, 1871 E 101.Evil Spirits Plagued the Residents of Hebron, Utah 102.Example of Temple-Form Architecture in Utah 103.Faculty Firings at the U. Sent Bernard DeVoto Packing Too 104.Fall of Leonidas Skliris, "Czar of the Greeks" 105.Famous Seismologist Studied Utah's 1934 Earthquake 106.Farmers Brought Their Produce to Open Markets in Salt Lake City 107. Fatal Snow slide in Provo Canyon 108.Father Lawrence Scanlan Established the Catholic Church in Utah 109.Fathers of Capitol Reef National Park 110.Fellow Trappers Called Etienne Provost "the Man of the Mountains" 111.Female Indian Relief Society 112.Fire and Brimstone in the Second Ward 113.First Cars in Two Small Towns 114.First Pharmacists in Utah Were Doctors 115.Floods are Part of Wasatch Front's Weather History 116.Folk Cures for the Common Cold 117.Fort Cameron Filled Many Roles in Beaver City History 118.Fort Cameron Was a Windfall for Beaver City 119.Forty-Niners in Salt Lake Valley 120. Fossil Trilobites Rediscovered in the House Range Founding and Naming of Moab Fremont Indians' "Palm Beach" 121.From 100 Peach Pits to Peach Days in Brigham City

10 MC QUARRIE MEMORIAL MUSEUM TABLE OF CONTENTS – “OTHER” HISTORIES (WASHINGTON COUNTY) 1/1/2015 **indicates new since 1/1/2014 122.From Free Salt to a Major Industry 123.Frontier Conditions Prevailed in Enterprise until 1910 124.Gabriella Clerico Found the Good Life in Carbon County 125.Games of the Coal Camp Children Gardner Mill and the Birth of Salt lake Valley's West Side Garfield County Airport Has an Unusual Hangar 126.Gathering Mushrooms in the Old Fort 127.General Booth Found Salt Lakers Restless 128.German Heroes Immigrate to Utah 129.Gerrit De Jong, Jr., Influenced the Arts and Education 130. Granary Is Last Evidence of Huntington Tithing Yard 131.Greek Midwife Magerou 132.Greek Sheep men Brought Old-Country Ways to Utah 133.Green River Presbyterian Church Growing Crops for the Cannery 134.Guano Sifters on Gunnison Island 135.Hall of Fame Publisher Rula J. Fuellenbach Harriet Shepherd's House Was a Town Center 136.Hatchet is Buried, the Constitutional Convention is Called 137.He was an Outsider in Utah but Not for Long 138.Helen Hofmann Bertagnole - "Utah's Queen of Swing" 139.Herbert S. Auerbach, Renaissance man 140.Hilda Anderson Erickson, Working Woman 141.Hispanic Folk Practices in Utah Include the Healing Arts 142.Historic Mural Depicts Price History 143.Historic Starr Springs near the Henry Mountains History of a Pioneer Utah Cottage 144.Hogup Cave and Great Salt lake's Prehistory Hole-in-the-Rock Trek Remains an Epic Experience in Pioneering Home Industry 20th-century Style 145.Hoskaninni Avoided the Navajo Ordeal at Bosque Redondo and Prospered 146.Hospitals and Health Crazes Engrossed Utahns in the Late 1800s 147.How Exile Terry Received Her Name 148.How Utah Lost one of Its U.S. Senate Seats in 1899 Howard Hotel Reflects History of Brigham City 149.Ideal Place to Learn to Swim 150.Important Visitors at Fort Uinta 151.Impossible Hurricane Canal Took 11 Years to Complete 152.In 1879 a Mormon Choir Sang for a Catholic Mass in St. George 153.In 1920 a Utah Lawyer Ran for President on the Farmer-Labor Ticket 154.In Utah the Shamrocks were "The Girls of Summer" Indians, 155.Traders on the Spanish Trail, and Ordinary Folk Have Enjoyed Fish Lake 156.Industrial Army's Utah Connection 157.Iron Mission Remains Part of Utah's Industrial Heritage 158.Isabell Birch Bryner Saves Price City 159.It Could be Called Utah's Fort Knox, but It's Not Locked Up 160.Ithamar Sprague's Big Feet Created Panic in One Southern Utah Town

11 MC QUARRIE MEMORIAL MUSEUM TABLE OF CONTENTS – “OTHER” HISTORIES (WASHINGTON COUNTY) 1/1/2015 **indicates new since 1/1/2014 161.James P. Beckwourth and the Mythology of the West Japanese Agricultural Colony at Keetley, 162.Wasatch County Japanese Farmers Introduced New Cash Crops in Sanpete 163.Jaramillo's' Unique Adobe Oven Jenny Barker Stanford Bridged the Mormon-Gentile Gap 164.Joaquin Miller and the Danites 165.Jobs in 1900 166.John F. Dallin and the Wreck of the Mable Davis 167.John Jarvie - "the Sage of the Uintah's, the Genius of Brown's Park" J 168.John Lyon, Utah's Robert Burns 169.John Watkins and Midway's Architecture 170.John Wesley Powell's Headquarters at Kanab 171.Joseph E. Johnson and "Old Guardy" 172.Josie Bassett - Jensen's Remarkable Woman Rancher 173.Judge Orlando W. Powers Was a Key Political Figure 174.Just Who Was the Outlaw Queen Etta Place 175.Justice Charles S. Zane and the Antipolygamy Crusade 176.Juvenile Delinquency Posed Problems for Utahns a Century Ago 177.Kanab Has Long Tradition as Place to Make Movies 178.Kanab Residents Chose Women to Run Their Town in 1912 179.Kentucky Presbyterian in Vernal Killing of Old Ephraim 180.Klansmen at a Funeral and a Terrible Lynching 181.Latinos at the Kennecott Copper Mine 182.Law and Disorder in Early Utah 183.Corinne Layton-born Spencer Adams Joined the Major Leagues in 1923 184.Legacy of Photographer Alma Compton 185.Legendary Mother Jones Came to Help Striking Utah Coal Miners 186.Lester F. Wire Invents the Traffic Light 187.Life in a Sheep Camp Wagon Life on the Garfield County 188. Frontier Life Was Precarious in Turn-of-the-Century Utah 189.Lives of Six Pioneer Girls 190.Long, Hard Life of Mary Jane Palmer 191.Look at Working Women in the Early 20th Century 192.Lupe Otanez Grew up on Utah's Salt Flats 193.Mail Call in Rural Utah 194.Many Mormon Immigrants Delayed Their Journey to Utah 195.Many Utahns Gathered These Cherries Years Ago 196.Maria Jorgensen Was a Resourceful Girl 197.Marie Ogden Led Spiritual Group in San Juan County 198.Mark Twain's Utah 199.Martha Hughes Cannon - America's First Woman State Senator 200.Manna Hanchet Was the Nurse to Many Southern Utahns 201.Methodist Home Served Young Women in Ogden 202.Methodist Women Missionaries Worked Hard in Utah

12 MC QUARRIE MEMORIAL MUSEUM TABLE OF CONTENTS – “OTHER” HISTORIES (WASHINGTON COUNTY) 1/1/2015 **indicates new since 1/1/2014 203.Methodists Helped Transform Utah Schools 203.Mexican Families and the Sugar Industry in Garland 204.Midvale Was Home to a vibrant South Slav Community 205.Midway's Pioneer Brick and Lime Yards 206.Miners and Mail Carriers Were Among the First Skiers in Utah 207.Miners and Travelers Stopped at Remote Page Ranch 208.Minstrel Shows Proved Very Popular in 19th-century Utah 209.Moses for the Printing Industry 210.Mount Carmel School Served Many Community Needs 211.Mount Pleasant's Music Man 212.Mountain Green, Morgan County, Was Scene of International Conflict in 1825 213.Musician and Artist Samuel H. Jepperson 214.Mysterious Fires Frighten Springville 215.Nancy Kelsey, the First White Woman to Cross Utah 216.Nation's First Statewide Clean Town Contest 217.New Deal Agencies Built 233 Buildings in Utah 218.Newsboys Claimed Their Street Corners in Downtown SLC 219.Nine-Year-Old Girl Triumphed over the Handcart Tragedy 220.No Taxation without Services Layton Residents Told Kaysville 221.Ogden Defeats Salt lake City in a War of the Wheels 222.Ogden's "Grand Hotel" - the Bigelow - Preserves a Historic Era 223.Ogden's Dynamic Mother-Daughter Duo 224.Old Antoine Robidoux Left His Mark in Utah 225.Old Juab County Jail Preserves Law Enforcement History 226.Old La Sal Was Once a Thriving Cow Town Old Salt Palace - "The Temple of Amusement" 227.Oliver B. Huntington and His Bees 228.Paiute Chief Gave a Prophetic Speech 229.Panic of 1893 Severely Jolted Utah's Economy 230.Party Politics and Utah Statehood 231 Pasta King of the Mountain West 233Pioneers' Cost of Living Versus Today's 234.Pioneers Worked and Played Together 235.Piute County Pioneers Told Their Stories 236.Poet Hannah Tapfield 237. King Poisonous Beavers Made Trappers Sick in Northern Utah 238.Policeman's Lot in Early Salt Lake City 239.Pony Express Added a Colorful Chapter in Utah History 240 Power Development on the Bear River 241.Presbyterian Minister Won the Hearts of Panguitch Residents 242.Presbyterian Missionaries Accomplished Much in Perron 243.President Harding Got an Enthusiastic Welcome on His 1923 Visit to Utah 244.President Kennedy Received a Warm Welcome in Utah 245.Preston Nutter Made Utah the Home of His Cattle Kingdom

13 MC QUARRIE MEMORIAL MUSEUM TABLE OF CONTENTS – “OTHER” HISTORIES (WASHINGTON COUNTY) 1/1/2015 **indicates new since 1/1/2014 246.Prohibition Failed to Stop the Liquor Flow in Utah 247.Promoting Physical Fitness 248.Provo and the Central Utah Baseball League 249.Provonna Beach Resort on Utah Lake 250.Provo's Electric Municipal Fountain 251.Provo's Great Gold Brick Scam Public Recreation Was Booming in Provo in 1938 252.Quaker Settlers Met III Fortune in West Millard County 253.Ralph Ramsay Was a Highly Skilled and Influential Artisan 254.Real Ghost Town - Forest City 255.Red-Haired Teenager Turned Heads on the Plains 256.Residents Worked Hard to Keep a State School in Cedar City 257.Reva Beck Bosone Pioneered New Roles for Women 258.Reverend McLeod and the Building of Independence Hall 259.Rhymes Filled Children's Autograph Books 260.Richest Little City in the World 261.Rise and Fall of a Turkey Empire 262.Rise and Fall of Ogden's Packing Industry 263.Robbers' Roost in Utah's - Outback" Was a Haven for Outlaws 264.Rocks That Burned Led to Oil Discoveries in Southwestern Utah Rocky Mountain 265.Sweepstakes in 1843 Provided Exciting Entertainment 266.Roy Musselrnan and the Extermination of the World Royal 267.Hotel Served Basques and African Americans 268.Rural Emery County Was an Entertaining Place 269.Ruth May Fox, Forgotten Suffragist 270.Salt Industry Was One of the First Enterprises in Utah 271.Salt Lake City Had Its Typhoid Mary S 272.Salt Lake City Street Railroad Strike of 1890 273.Salt lake City]s First Mexican Restaurant 274.Salt lake City's Zany Streetcar Transfers 275.Salt Lake Cutoff and the California Trail 276.Salt Lake Valley Smelter War 277.Saltair Village Was a Unique Place to Live 278.Samuel Singleton, Product of the Utah Frontier 279.Sanpete Valley Has Attracted Both Ancient and Modern Move-ins 280.Scandinavian Life in Utah Included a Unique Sense of Humor 281.Scofield Mine Disaster in 1900 was Utah's Worst S 282.Scottish Stonemason Left His Stamp on Beaver 283.Sego Lily, Utah's State Flower 284.Senator Joseph McCarthy's 1950 Visit to Salt Lake City 285.Senator Reed Smoot and the Smoot Hawley Tariff, 1930 286.She Promoted SLC's Convention Business 287.Sheep Fueled Sanpete's Economy in the 1920s 288.Shining Mountains Held a Treasure Trove of Minerals 289. Shooting of Arthur Brown, Ex-Senator from Utah

14 MC QUARRIE MEMORIAL MUSEUM TABLE OF CONTENTS – “OTHER” HISTORIES (WASHINGTON COUNTY) 1/1/2015 **indicates new since 1/1/2014 290.Silent Films Intrigues and Occasionally Offended Utahns 291.Since 1849 Pioneer Day has Grown into a Major Celebration 292.Singer-Actress Vila Gillette Won International Acclaim 293.Sir Arthur Conan Doyle Brought Spiritualist Message to Utah 294.Sister Augusta and Catholic Education in Utah 295.Sister Madeleva, Poet and Educator, Established St. Mary of the Wasatch 296.Slavery in Utah Involved, Blacks, Whites, Indians, and Mexicans 297.SLC Officials Filled a Variety of Posts in 1875 298.Snow slides Devastated Northern Utah in 1875 299.Soldiers' Life at Fort Douglas in the early 1900s 300.Some 80 Utah Nurses Served in World War I 301.Some Utahns Went for the Gold in California 302.Sophie Reed Taught Ogden to Dance 303.Soren Hanson's "House That Eggs Built" in Hyrum 304.Southern Utah's Boom and Bust Uranium Industry 305.Southern Utah's First High School 306.Spanish Trail Cut a Roundabout Path through Utah 307.Springville Photographer Elfie Huntington Captured Ordinary People and Things 308.Steamboat Era Was Glamorous but Very Brief in Utah 309.Strawberry Valley Was Utah's First Federal Reclamation Project 310.Sweet Story of the Startup Candy Company 311.Tabby-To-Kwanah, Man of Peace Taste for Strawberries Led Patrick Coughlin to His Death 312.Telegraph Was the Information Highway of the 1860s 313.Telephone Comes to Utah 314.Tennis, Anyone? Utahns Answered Yes! 315.The Sun Dance Opera Wowed Audiences in Utah and New York 316.Theatrical Tradition in Cache Valley 317.This Radical Salt Lake Native Was Interred in the Kremlin Wall 318.Three Women Doctored Early Wallsburg Folk 319.impanogos Cave Became a National Monument in 1922 320.Tony Lazzeri Hit Home Runs at a Record Pace for the Salt Lake Bees 321.Trading with the Nevada Mining Camps 322.Tragedy in Rocky Ridge Canyon near Nephi 323.Transcontinental Telephone Service Began in 1914, But Who Remembers 324.Traveling Alone to Utah Was an Adventure for Teenager Fritz Zaugg 325.Traveling Gypsies Brought an Exotic Lifestyle to Rural Utah 326.Treating Mental Illness in Pioneer Utah 327.Trout Fishing on the Utah Frontier 328.Two Utah County Resorts Tying Utah Together: 329.Railroad Tie Drives 330.U.S. Grant was First President to Visit Utah U.S.S. 331.Utah Was State of the Art Shipbuilding in 1909 332.Uinta Basin FFA Group Trekked to the 1933 World's Fair

15 MC QUARRIE MEMORIAL MUSEUM TABLE OF CONTENTS – “OTHER” HISTORIES (WASHINGTON COUNTY) 1/1/2015 **indicates new since 1/1/2014 333.Uncle Nick Wilson's Adventures Fills a Book 334.Undriving of the Golden Spike at Promontory in 1942 335.Unique Home in Peoa Tells Its Tale 336.Unseating of delegate to Congress George Q. Cannon 337.Unsolved Mysteries in Utah - the Bizarre Case of Grave Robber Jean Baptiste 338.USS Salt Lake City Made History During and After World War II 339.Utah Banker Marriner S. Eccles Helped Design FDR's New Deal 340.Utah Expatriates Formed a Club in New York 341.Utah Farmers and the Pike's Peak Gold Rush 342.Utah Had Hollywood Style Western Gunfights Utah Lake Monster 343.Utah National Guard and the Battle of the Cow 344. Utah Naval Officer Died a Hero's Death at Pearl Harbor 345..Utah School Children Won Recognition for PhiloT. Farnsworth 346.Utah, George Sutherland, Served on the U.S. Supreme Court 347.Utahn Survives the Attack at Pearl Harbor 348.Utah's Answer to the Cardiff Giant Utah's Celebration of Columbus Day 349.Utah's Early African American Farmers 350.Utah's First Large Factory Opened in Provo in 1872 351.Utah's First State Park 352.Utah's First Territorial Capital, Fillmore, Was Too Remote for Legislators 353.Utah's Interurbans: Predecessors to Light Rail 354.Utah's Most Treacherous Stretch of Road 355. Utah's Other Women Legislators in 1897 Are Almost Forgotten 356.Utah's Own John Gilbert Thrilled Silent Movie Fans 358. Utah's Paiute Indians during the Depression 359.Utah's We-Try-Harder City Ute Severally: Reform vs. Reality 360.Vacation School Provided Activities for City Children 361. Vernal's Unique Parcel Post Bank 362.Virgin River Doused Cotton Mission Settlers' Hopes 363.Virginia Tanner Was America's Outstanding Children's Dance Teacher 364.War with Mexico Had a Major Effect on Utah History 365.Wasatch Farmers Tunneled Through the Mountains 366.elcome to Brigham is one of Many Archways in U.S. 367. Welshman Dan Jones Was One of Zion's Busiest Bees 368.Wenner Family Enjoyed Life on Fremont Island 369.What is a Lithic Scatter? 370.What Made the Mormon Landscape Unique? 371.When Cash Was Worth Nothing 372.When Cattle Came to Utah Could Rustlers Be Far Behind 373.When the Fabulous Horn Silver Mine Caved In 374.When the Wolves Deemed to be Taken Over Randolph, Utah 375.White Book Road Guide Why the Towns of Thurber and Grayson Changed Their Names 376.Wildhorse Canyon Supplied Obsidian for Prehistoric Use

16 MC QUARRIE MEMORIAL MUSEUM TABLE OF CONTENTS – “OTHER” HISTORIES (WASHINGTON COUNTY) 1/1/2015 **indicates new since 1/1/2014 377. Wizards, Bags of Salt, and Flying Disks Advertised Utah Businesses 378.Woman Suffrage Dominated Politics In Utah 379.Woman's Home Association Tried to Help the Fallen 380.Women Strived to Establish a Silk Industry in Utah 381.Women's Literary Club of Moab 382.Wood Dances Became Annual Events in Some Rural Towns 384.World War II Claimed the Lives of Four Utah Brothers 385Would the New State of Utah Go Metric? 386.Young Alice Stratton Feared and Then Made Fun of "Kaiser Bill" 387.Young Woman's View of Community Dining in Orderville History of So. Utah 1.Tall Tales” by Ella Seegmiller - 14 Home as a Manufactory 1. Home as a Manufactory - 4 2. Homemaking - 5 Honeymoon Trail/Articles - 26 Horticulture – 2 Hotels – 2 Hunt House - 2 Hunting, Top Experience (1946) - 1 I Indian Missionaries – from Wm. R. Palmer - 1 Indian Stories and Experiences 1.Night of Horror (S. L. Adams) - 7 2.Indian Children Raised by Whites - 8 3.Indian Poem - 1 4.One of Grandpa Pearce Indian Trips - 2 5.Pioneer Indian Stories - 3 6.Pioneer Missionary Stories Among the Indians – 14 7.Indian Reservation of So. Utah – 1 8.Red Skin Tale of the Early Days - 10 9.Murray Averett - 2 10.Indian Wars in the Desert - 3 11.Copy of Clipping regarding Black Hawk – 1 12.Battle with Black Hawk – 2 13.Early Indian Wars and Troubles – 11 14.Indian Troubles – 2 15.Black Hawk War Days – 2

17 MC QUARRIE MEMORIAL MUSEUM TABLE OF CONTENTS – “OTHER” HISTORIES (WASHINGTON COUNTY) 1/1/2015 **indicates new since 1/1/2014 16.Indians of South Western Utah – 3 17.Berry Family Massacre – 1 18.Extracts of Edwin G. Woolley - 6 19.Indian Troubles – 1 20.Pioneer Story – 1 21.Chief Toshob /David H. Cannon Story – 2 22.Utah's Paiute Indians During the Depression - 2 Industries in Washington County 1.Cotton and Silk Industries - 3. Cotton Industry – 2 2.Cotton Raising Era in So. Utah -4 3.Forgotten Chapters of History -2 4.Industries of Dixie – 2 5.Pioneer Colonizing - 2 6.Textile Industry – 4 7.Textile Industry – 4 8.Textile Industry of Early Days in Utah -3 9.The Textile Industry in Early Days – 4 10.Cotton/Molasses Mills in Santa Clara – 1 11.Sorghum and Beet Making in Washington County (photos) – 1 12.Southern Utah's Boom and Bust Uranium Industry - 2* Instruments 1.Orchestrone - 1 Interesting Stories from the Past - 2 1.Pioche, Nevada 2.St. George Library 3.St George Temple's Wooden Baths Invention of TV in Utah -1 Irrigation - 1 1.Old Virgin Ditch -1 2.Irrigation Water for Farming - 1 3.Pioneer Water Supply – 2 4.Brigham Jarvis and Cottonwood Water – 1 5.An Abundance of Rock – 1 6.Comparison of Projects – 4 7.First Irrigation Ditch - 1 J

18 MC QUARRIE MEMORIAL MUSEUM TABLE OF CONTENTS – “OTHER” HISTORIES (WASHINGTON COUNTY) 1/1/2015 **indicates new since 1/1/2014 Jacob Hamblin Home Jamaican Ginger Bottle 1.Poem – 1 2.Original Writing – 1 3.Newspaper Article – 1 Jobs in 1900 - 2 John D. Lee Memorial Library - 1 Journalism 1.Journalism in Pioneer Days - 8 2.Early Journalism in Dixie – 5 3.The Veprecula – 6 4.Pictures of Joseph Orton, Charles Walker, and G. Sangiovanni – 2 Jubilee, 1891 - 1 Juvenile Instructor – 16 K Ketchum, Black Jack – 1 Kidnapping-Start of Indian War – 4 L Landscape, Unique Mormon - 2 Laundries 1.Early Laundry - 2 LDS Conference in Utah’s Dixie 1.Early Conferences in Dixie - 3 2.Early LDS Conferences – 3 3.Latter-day Saint Conferences – 9 4.Latter- day Saints Conferences – 1 5.Taken from Diary of William Nelson - 2 Letters 1.Orson Pratt – 1849 - 4 2.Letter “From Nauvoo” 1844 - 2 3.Manerva Woods from Nauvoo to NY - 2 4.Roxana Woods from Kirtland, Ohio - 2 5.Roxana Woods from Clayton - 3 6.Letter from Brigham Young 1850 - 2 7.James Pace 1869 - 1 8.Goudy Hougen, Leeds, Utah 1876 - 2

19 MC QUARRIE MEMORIAL MUSEUM TABLE OF CONTENTS – “OTHER” HISTORIES (WASHINGTON COUNTY) 1/1/2015 **indicates new since 1/1/2014 9.Roxana Woods – 1836 – 2 10.Thomas Cottam – Nauvoo 1846 – 2 Liberty Pole Gone “Goofy” - 2 Libraries 1.Beginning of Support for Libraries - 2 Lighting in St. George 1.Early Lighting in St. George -2 2.Explanation of Lighting Fixtures -2 3.Lighting of Houses in Pioneer Days -1 4.Lighting the St. George Tabernacle -2 5.Problems of Lights in Pioneer Days -2 6.The Path of Light of Dixie Pioneers (Poem) - 2 Livestock Raising - 3 1.Turkey and Cattle Raising – Photo - 1 Looking Backward - 7 Loom – 1 Lyceum Building – 3 M Mahogany Desk, History – 2 Mail Carriers and Contractors – 1 Maps 1.Early Map of Washington County - 1 Markers and Monuments of Washington County – Large Collection - $15 Southern Indian Mission #172 – Fort Harmony Martial Band -3 Materials Used in Making Dyes – 1 Mayors of St. George - 9 McQuarrie Memorial Museum 1.Copy of Letter in Cornerstone – 1 2.Dedication Services – 12 3.Sketch of McQuarrie Memorial – 7 4.Letter Acknowledging $17,500 – 1 5.Prominent Utahns in the East – Hortense McQuarrie Odlum – 4 6.St. George Pioneer Museum – 1 7.Attendees at Dedication – 2 8.Dedication – McQuarrie Museum – 2

20 MC QUARRIE MEMORIAL MUSEUM TABLE OF CONTENTS – “OTHER” HISTORIES (WASHINGTON COUNTY) 1/1/2015 **indicates new since 1/1/2014 9.St. George, Utah Pioneer Museum - 2 Memories 1.Memories by Henrietta P. Hall – 3 2.Reminiscences of Annie Romney - 3 Merchants 1.The First Merchants – 2 2.Merchandizing in So. Utah – 6 3.Early Merchandising in St. George – 2 4.Early vs. Modern Merchants – 1 5. St. George Co-Op Store (1 page)** Miles, Samuel (Elder’s Certificate) - 1 Military 1.Johnston’s Army – 5 2.The Nauvoo Legion – 8 Mills of Dixie 1.Mills of Dixie – 1 2.Mills of Dixie – 2 3.First Mills of Utah – 5 4.Cotton and Molasses Mills of Santa Clara - 1 Minerals in Washington County – 5 1.Uranium in So. Utah - 2 Miraculous Happenings to David B. Lamoreaux – 3 Miscellaneous Invitations - 3 Missionary Stories 1.Henry Harriman‘s Mission to Europe – 4 2.Daniel Tyler/Karl Maeser - 2 3.Pioneer Missionaries in Pacific Islands – 7 4.Letter Written by Ann Pitchforth to Saints in the Isle of Man – 6 5.My First Mission - Ben F. Le Baron - 4 Molasses 1.Molasses/Other Mills at Virgin - 1 2.Molasses Making - 1 Money and the Tithing Office - 2 Moneys of Utah – 3 Mormon Battalion 1.Article – 4 2.Article – 10

21 MC QUARRIE MEMORIAL MUSEUM TABLE OF CONTENTS – “OTHER” HISTORIES (WASHINGTON COUNTY) 1/1/2015 **indicates new since 1/1/2014 3.Articles – 25 4.Articles – 2 5.Bart Anderson Article – 2 6.Movement in Mormon Battalion Chart – 1 7.Building Project – Hamblin, Utah - 6 Mormon Iron Puzzle Hobbles – 43 in Mexico 1.Experiences in Old Mexico – 5 2.Mormons in Mexico – Alexander F. MacDonald - 2 3.Mormons in Mexico – Abraham Bundy – 7 4.Mormons in Mexico – Miles P. Romney - 3 Mormon Trails in the West – 1 Mother’s Day – 3 Mountain Meadows Massacre - 5 Movie Industry – 1 Museum Activities Music 1.Eliza Hardy Lamb – 2 2.Part Music Played in Pioneering – 2 (Kate Carter) 3.Music of Charles L. Walker – 38 4.Songs of My Mother – Vira S. Fullerton – 4 5.My Dixie Home – A. W. Ivins – 1 6.George Jarvis Songs – 4 7.Grace Atkin Woodbury – 1 8.Music and Musicals in Dixie – 5 9.When I Saw Sweet Nellie Home – 1(Lizzie Riding) 10.Titles of Songs Sung by Dixie Pioneers - 3 11.St. George and the Dragon – 1 12.McAllister, Joseph William - 4 13.Musical Reminiscences of Dixie – 4 14.Pioneers Songs - 13

N Name of Places 1.Name of Indian Places - 1 2.Names of Rivers & Canyons - 1

22 MC QUARRIE MEMORIAL MUSEUM TABLE OF CONTENTS – “OTHER” HISTORIES (WASHINGTON COUNTY) 1/1/2015 **indicates new since 1/1/2014 3.Origin of Utah Place Names - 12 4.Utah Counties 5.Utah Cities/Towns Nauvoo Bell/David B. Lamoreaux – 4 Need for Supplies - 1 Nevada Mining Camps - 2 Notes on Origin of Mother’s Day – 2 Newspapers 1.1st Newspapers Published in Southern Utah – 1 2.Article - 1 O Oil Making in Early Utah 1.Making Oil in Early Utah-2 2.Oil Making in Dixie -2 Oil Well Blast – 1935 - 30 1.Charles D. Alson 2.Mable C. B. Alsop 3.Lea Cottam 4.Joseph Empey Jr 5.C.M. Fleckinger 6.Joseph Kitterman 7.William Maloney 8.Ray B. Nelson 9.Cail A. Nicholson 10.Olive Bleak Snow Oil Wells - 4 “Old School” – Washington -1 Opera House 1.Article/Picture - 1 2.Opera House – 2 3.Opera House Restoration – 2 Organ, Small – 1 Original Pioneers of 1847 1.Original Pioneer of 1847 – 1 2.309 Original – 7 3.Miscellaneous Lists – not scanned

23 MC QUARRIE MEMORIAL MUSEUM TABLE OF CONTENTS – “OTHER” HISTORIES (WASHINGTON COUNTY) 1/1/2015 **indicates new since 1/1/2014 Ornamental Hair Work 1.Ornamental Hair – 1 2.Lost Art of Ornamental Hair – 2 Outfitting Stations 1847- 1868 - 5 Outlaws in Dixie - 4 P Perpetual Immigration Fund - 6 Photography 1.Story of an Old Album - 3 2.Old Time Pictures - 2 Photos – John Smith and Joseph F. Smith - 1 Pig Weed Greens - 1 Pioneer Clothing in Dixie 1.Comments on Pioneer Fashions -1 2.Pioneer Clothing in Dixie -3 3.Pioneer Fashions -2 4.Pioneer Crops -2 Pioneer Customs – 2 Pioneer Courthouse (Renovation) - 2 Pioneer Dances 1.Pioneer Dances – 1 2.Pioneer Dances – 1 3.Pioneer Dancing in Utah – 6 4.Pioneer Dancing - 1 Pioneer Day – 1* 1.Hospital Day Honors Pioneers -1 Pioneer Games - 1 Pioneer Homemaking 1.Pioneer Homemaking - 6 2.Pioneer House Cleaning - 1 Pioneer Houses/Buildings 1.Pioneer Houses/Homes - 3 2.Dixie Pioneer Homes - 1 st 3.1 Home Built - 1 st 4.1 Home Built - 1

24 MC QUARRIE MEMORIAL MUSEUM TABLE OF CONTENTS – “OTHER” HISTORIES (WASHINGTON COUNTY) 1/1/2015 **indicates new since 1/1/2014 5.Pioneer Homes - 1 6.Residences of Strattons - 3 7.Summary of Residences – 17 8.Pioneer Houses and Enclosures – 5 9.Pioneer Houses – 2 10.Pioneer Homes – Tour (Arthur Miles, William F. Butler, Jacob Gates/Hector McQuarrie, Richard Bentley/Orson Pratt (Green Gate Village), Heinrich Gubler, William F. Thompson – see personal histories 11.Pioneer Homes go to LDS Church – 1 12.Photo of 3 pioneer buildings – Jacob Hamblin Home; Pioneer Chapel in Central; Tithing Storehouse in Santa Clara - 1 Pioneer Humor 1.A Humorous Incident - 1 2.Pioneer Humor - 6 3.Santa Clara Pioneer Humor -2 4.Sayings, Jingles, Mottos (1) - 9 5.Sayings, Jingles, Mottos (2) - 8 6.The Haunted House -2 7.The Liberty Pole – 2 Pioneer Life in Dixie - 12 Pioneer Machinery 1.Pioneer Machinery Used in Dixie - 1 2.Pioneer Machinery – 3 3.Pioneer Machinery Used in Dixie - 2 Pioneer Map – 1 Pioneer Measures Booklet - 10 Pioneer Musicians 1.Samuel L. Adams - 2.Mary Ann Godfrey DeFriez Baker - 4 3.Copies of Music - 10 4.George A. Hicks - 5 5.Joel Hills Johnson - 4 6.John M. Macfarlane - 2 7.John Daniel T. McAllister - 2 8.Charles J. Thomas – 2 9.Charles L. Walker - 5 10.Biography of Evan Stephens – 4

25 MC QUARRIE MEMORIAL MUSEUM TABLE OF CONTENTS – “OTHER” HISTORIES (WASHINGTON COUNTY) 1/1/2015 **indicates new since 1/1/2014 11.Biography of Townsend/Beesley – 3 12.John Taylor Woodbury - 2 Pioneer Remedies 1.Home Remedies - 1 2.Pioneer Remedies - 1 3.Pioneer Remedies or Medicines - 2 4.Herbs and Natural Foods Key to Pioneer Health – 1 Pioneers (1847) as of 1922 - 1 Pioneer Signatures – 1936 (Dixie Homecoming) – 12 Pioneer Stories 1.Pioneer Stories of Coming to Dixie - 3 2.Pioneer Stories Showing Love and Kindness - 4 Pioneer Toys - 2 Pioneer Ways in Early Days – 6 Pioneer Women 1.St. George Ladies Co-op - 2 2.Pioneer Women in Dixie – 5 3.Lives of Six Pioneer Girls - 2 Poetry 1.Dixie Land I Revere - 1 2.Mae M. McAllister Poems - 4 3.Mabel Jarvis Poetry - 7 4.Biography of Camilla Woodbury Judd – 5 5.Pioneer (Lillie T. Freeze) – 1 6.Hurray for Brigham Young – 1 7.To Kate Carter – 1 8.Virgin Ditch (Thales Haskell) – 1 9.Exploring (Thales Haskell) – 1 10.Valentine (John Pace) – 1 11.Dear Dixie (Zaidee Walker Miles) – 1 12.Dixie (John Woodbury) - 1 13.Girls of ’61 (Annie Tanner) – 1 14.Hurricane Pioneers (Amelia C. Heaton) – 1 15.My Beloved Companion, George A. Smith (Thales Haskell) – 1 16.Thales Haskell (Mabel Jarvis) – 1 17.Thou Must Learn to Forget (John Pace) – 1 18.Ann Jarvis – 3

26 MC QUARRIE MEMORIAL MUSEUM TABLE OF CONTENTS – “OTHER” HISTORIES (WASHINGTON COUNTY) 1/1/2015 **indicates new since 1/1/2014 19.Ann Woodbury Hafen – 2 20.Clarence Sylvester Jarvis – 6 21.Emily B. Spencer – 4 22.Ethel Jarvis Bennett – 3 23.Poetry by Eleanor Bigler Heppler – 2 24.Thomas Hunt Rhymes – 1 25.Poetry Book by Mabel Jarvis – 11 26.Naomi Cottam – 1 27.In Memory of Charles L. Walker, by J.S.P. Bowler – 1 28.The Bonnet That Crossed the Plains – 1 29.Poems/Lyrics by Fern Cannon - 40 Polygamists 1.Incident w/U.S. Marshal (Wilford Woodruff) - 1 2.An Experience During the “Raid” - 2 3.Photo (Jail birds from Dixie)- 1 4.Description and names of Jail Birds from Dixie – 1 Post Office Pottery 1.Pottery Making in Dixie – 2 2.Pottery Work - 1 Pratt, Parley P. Explores the South – 2 Problems of the Pioneer Housewife - 14 Prophecy and Prediction - 1 Public Works – 4 R Radio Salute to St. George - 1 Reading Material - 1 Reclamation – 7 Recreation 1.Outdoor Playgrounds – 2 2.Recreational Centers in Dixie - 3 Relief Society 1.First Relief Society in St. George -1 2.First Stake Relief Society -3 3.The First Relief Society -4 Roads

27 MC QUARRIE MEMORIAL MUSEUM TABLE OF CONTENTS – “OTHER” HISTORIES (WASHINGTON COUNTY) 1/1/2015 **indicates new since 1/1/2014 1.Roads of Early Dixie - 6 2.Old Toll Road - 1 Romances of Our Pioneers – 18 Ruby Mica Sheets - 1 S Sample Store Prices – 7 San Juan Mission – 2 Sayings, Jingles, Mottoes and Sermonettes of the Pioneers - 20 Seagulls & Crickets - 3 Sego Lily - 3 Sesquicentennial Project – Mormon Battalion – 1997 – 30 Settlement of St. George - 2 Sheep Business in Dixie – 2 Ships and Boats 1.Ship Saluda - 3 2.Ships and Boats of Pioneer Interest - 1 Siege at Ft. Utah - 7 Silk Industry 1.Silk Culture in Southern Utah - 2 2.Silk Industry in Utah and Washington – 2 3.Raising Silk in Utah – 1 4.DUP Booklet - 6 Smith, Jedediah S. – 2 Smith, John and Joseph F. Photos- 1 Snow, Glenn E. - 1 Social Hall 1.Social Hall – 3 2.St. George Social Hall – 4 3.The St. George Social Hall – 3 4.Picture – 1 5.Utah Idaho Sugar Co Building – Picture – 1 Southern Utah Timeline - 3 Speedometer – Wagon Train – 1 Spirit of Dixie (Reading) - 1 St. George Academy – 1 St. George Boulevard: the original information highway – 1**

28 MC QUARRIE MEMORIAL MUSEUM TABLE OF CONTENTS – “OTHER” HISTORIES (WASHINGTON COUNTY) 1/1/2015 **indicates new since 1/1/2014 St. George Caverns – 1 St. George Chapel – 2 St. George Choir - 2 St. George Fire Department – 1 St. George Old Folks – names in Photo #1164 St. George Post Office/Postal Service - 5 St. George Public Sites - 13 St. George Tabernacle 1.Inscription on Plaque -1 2.Romance of Old Meeting House -4 3.St. George Tabernacle -13 4.Completion of the Tabernacle – 1 5.Romance of the Early Meeting House – 4 6.Romance of our Early Meeting House – 2 7.Henry Grow – designed Tabernacle Roof - 1 8.Letter Regarding Lumber for Organ - 1 9.Brief Sketch of St. George Tabernacle - 3 10.The Old Bell and Clock – 4 11.Tabernacle Brochure – 4 12.Step Back in Time – 2 (Tabernacle Ball) 13.Donation of Tabernacle Ball – 1 14.Brief History of Tabernacle – 1 15.Donation for Windows –1 16.Photo and History – 3 17.Original Metal Ball from Tabernacle – C. Riding – 1 18.Article-1* 19.Centennial Program -2 20.Articles - 2

St. George Temple 1.Copy of St. George -1 2.Dedication of the St. George Temple/Mrs. Maggie Cragun - 1 3.Erection of St. George Temple - 2 4.History of St. George Temple -11 5.Interview w/Mrs. Martha Canfield -2 6.St. George Temple -3 7.St. George Temple – 6

29 MC QUARRIE MEMORIAL MUSEUM TABLE OF CONTENTS – “OTHER” HISTORIES (WASHINGTON COUNTY) 1/1/2015 **indicates new since 1/1/2014 8.St. George Temple -2 9.Building a Temple in the Desert – 2 10.Reopening – 1 11.Photo – 4 12.Construction Photo – 2 13.Articles on 100th anniversary – 4 14.Article – 1 page 15.St. George Temple to be Open to Public, Rededicated -1 16.Then There was a Temple (article) - 1 St. George Volcano Cones - 1 St. George’s Name 1.Mystery Surrounding Name – 4 2.How St. George Got its Name – 1 3.Two Men Share Credit for Name – 1 4.Where Did St. George Get Its Name? -2 5.Newspaper Article 2012 - 4 State Flag of Utah – 6 State Penitentiary Inmates Statehood of Utah – 13 Stories from Past - 2 Strange Visit to Matilda Jinkersen Stolworthy – 2 Supplies – 3 Swiss Company, Original 1861 - 3

T Tabernacle Organ (SL) - 2 Tanneries – 1 Telephone 1.People’s Progressive Telephone - 16 Television, Invention (Farnsworth) -1 Temple Quarry Trail – 3 Territorial Maps - 3 Textile Industry of Early Days in Utah (1933) – 1 Thanksgiving Then and Now Articles 1.Aviation

30 MC QUARRIE MEMORIAL MUSEUM TABLE OF CONTENTS – “OTHER” HISTORIES (WASHINGTON COUNTY) 1/1/2015 **indicates new since 1/1/2014 2.County Library 3.Dixie AcademyGymnasium 4.St. George Temple 5.Civilian Conservation Corps 6.Stock growers Bank 7.Hurst Variety Store 8.Co-Op Store** 9.Opera House** Three Dixie Pioneers (Andrus, Bleak, Seegmileer) – 1 Three Original Pioneers (Fullerton, Bracken, Fawcett) – 1 Tinware 1.Tinware in Utah - 3 2.Riding, Christopher – Tin man - 1 Trade and Barter in Dixie – 3 Trails 1.Walking the Trails – Article – 3** Transportation in Utah 1.Transcontinental Railroad – 5 2.Transportation in Utah – 9 3.Transportation in Utah – 8 4.First Cars in Two Small Towns – Hurricane and Enterprise - 2 5. Building the Transcontinental Railroad - 2 Turquoise, Story of – 1 U “Under Dixie Sun” Index (Large Collection - $15 1.Publishing contract – 1 Undertakers, Sexton, & Cemeteries 1.Pioneer Undertakers – 5 2.Pioneers Buried in St. George – 2 3.Laying the Dead – 1 4.Original Pioneers Buried in Dixie – 2 Utah, Our Land of Hope (Song) -4 Utah Pioneers and Colonization – 11 Utah’s Dixie, History by Anna Laura Mitchell - 12 V Victorian Housewares – 2

31 MC QUARRIE MEMORIAL MUSEUM TABLE OF CONTENTS – “OTHER” HISTORIES (WASHINGTON COUNTY) 1/1/2015 **indicates new since 1/1/2014 Virgin River 1.Virgin River Doused Cotton Mission Settlers' Hopes - 2 Voyage of Ship Brooklyn – 3 W Wagon, DUP - 1 Washington Co. DUP Markers- 3 Washington County U. S. Forces - 12 Washington County, Geology of- 4 Washington Factory 1.Short Sketch - 3 2.Washington Factory – 2 Water Supplies - 2 Wedding Dress – 1 Westward March of America – 14 White Silk Dress (Hannah Elida Baldwin Crosby) – 1 Why Dixie? - 2 Wives and Daughters of Brigham Young - 1 Woman's Pioneer Clothing – 2 Woodward School 1.Woodward School, History - 80 Work Horse Equipment - 5 X, Y, Z ZCMI - Department Store - 1

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