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Two concrete silos were built in the early days to hold dairy feed, probably corn silage - caption reads building the silos 65 feet high. One remains as of 2018. "

Sheldon Callaway DS18, apparently standing on a rock above the dairy barn

Merril Wrench was the son of Addison Wrench, one of LL Nunn's business partners from the early days in Colorado

Elbridge Gerry DS19 milks a cow

In ca. 1918, this building was a school about four years old - it has been converted to the Bishop City Hall

Looking north on Main St. from just south of Line St., Ameican flag in the middle of the intersection ca. 1918. The two buildings on the SE corner still exist, the northerly one Galen Rowell's photo gallery and the southerly one a bookstore as of…

Two images of a cream separator, appreantly disassembled for cleaning, near the Boarding House

Portrait of Julian Steward DS18

Two images of students building silos by inserting small concrete slabs into iron hoops

a - Kelly, Merril Wrench DS18, Dick Laney DS18, John Olmsted DS18 - b - John Olmsted as a young boy on the porch of the Olmsted Quarters Building near Provo, Utah