Salt Lake City District

File — Box: 1, Folder: 14

Staff Only

Scope and Contents

Photograph number 1: Unidentified group of children at Christmas time
Photograph number 2: "A View of the Garden Room looking south to the waterfall and pool."
Photograph number 3: "A view of the Garden Room looking north to the beautiful new circulating fountain."
Photograph number 4: Memorial House in Memory Grove, Salt Lake City, Utah
Photograph number 5: "View from the east, all set for dinner"
Photograph number 6: "Approach to Mountain Dell Terrace"
Photograph number 7: Bonfire pit, volleyball court, fountain, ball park and cooking grills
Photograph number 8: Women's Athenalum
Photograph number 9: Unidentified group
Photograph number 10: "Individual family picnic area, now covered in grass as above picture"
Photograph number 11: Fountain, lighted badminton court, beautiful mountain back drop for Mountain Dell Terrace.
Photograph number 12: Hard topping road into Washington Park and past Mountain Dell Terrace.
Photograph number 13: "Working on parking area at Mountain Dell Terrace"
Photograph number 14: "Horseshoe pits, Volleyball or Bad-Mminton court and ball park."
Photograph number 15: "Parking lot and one tee of golf course."
Photograph number 16: "Dinner at Dedication of Mountain Dell Terrace, August 10, 1967"
Photograph number 17: "Getting ready for the dedication of Mountain Dell Terrace."
Photograph number 18: "Dedicated to Salt Lake district, Utah Federation of Women's Clubs"
Photograph number 19: "Comfort Stations near completion"
Photograph number 20: "Comfort Station at beginning"
Photograph number 21-22: "Land being cleared for Mountain Dell Terrace Recreational Area"
Photograph number 23: "Our old fireplace in George Washington Memorial Park, now surrounded by the Golf Course"
Photograph number 24: Mayor J. Bracken Lee, Mrs. W. R. Carter, Commissioner Louis C. Holley. "Dedication, Mountain Dell Terrace"
Photograph number 25-26: Newspaper articles on the dedication of the Mountain Dell Terrace

Dates

1933-1987

Conditions Governing Access

Twenty-four hour advanced notice encouraged. Materials must be used on-site. Access to parts of this collection may be restricted under provisions of state or federal law.