Park City, 1988

File — Box: 1, Folder: 3

Staff Only

Scope and Contents

1: Snow King, across from Union Pacific Station.
2: Union Pacific Station, Park City, Utah
3-4: Elks Lodge, where Edith had her prom dances and graduation dance.
5-6: Treasure Mountain Inn. Site of the Old Jefferson Elementary School, which Edith attended.
7-8: Site of the Old Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints Chapel where Edith went to church with the Workman family. The foster brother Grant converted her. This building was being remodeled in 1988.
9: Lutheran Church, which Edith and her mother attended.
10: Park City Train Depot.
11: Lutheran Church, which Edith and her mother attended.
12: The Claimjumper.
13: Edith's House, North of Kimball Art Center. It used to be the Kimball Horse Stables. She and Grant used to play on the East side of the stables in front of the Train Depot.
14-15: Edith and Lee Zabriskic standing in front of The Kimball Art Center. This was the site of the Kimball Horse Stables.
16-17: Site of the Old Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints Chapel where Edith went to church with the Workman family. The foster brother Grant converted her. This building was being remodeled in 1988.
18: Wooden stairs leading to Edith's house on the top. Her father lived there after her mother died.
19-20: The Alpine Prospector's Lodge, where Edith worked as a teenager to "buy her way out of Park City.
21: Edith visits her family in the Park City Cemetery.
22: Newspaper clipping of an illustration (by Jack Goodman) of the Ore Transfer Station in Park City.

Dates

1903-1988

Conditions Governing Access

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