[…] brief glimpse, both said, “This is our valley.” Many years later, when they moved to Salt Lake City, they announced that their “hearts had remained in Logan.” Grace arrived in Utah a Presbyterian, but […]
[…] learned that concurrent demonstrations would be held by the NAACP in other places, particularly in New York City. Mr. Holbrook assured me, and I am sure that in this he was entirely correct, that […]
[…] architectural analysis of the various temples. Ms. Andrew describes the origins of temple architecture despite the pau city of primary sources. Determining the actual roles of such “architects” as William Weeks, Truman Angell, Senior […]
[…] Lyn really managed to get herself worn down. Lyn, Mom, Adina and I drove to Salt Lake City to see three naturopaths. The first one diagnosed Lyn’s condition as a collapsed left lung. Very […]
[…] Harlow Soderborg Clark, surgically deaf By sheer nerve you’ve gone Van Gogh one better: cut your ear off from your brain, but left it blooming in your hair. You’d auditioned city living just so long—
[…] nature of nineteenth century Mormonism, Wayne Wahlquist’s profile of a typical early settler living near Salt Lake City may be surprising: “In 1860 the average (mean) Mormon settler along the Wasatch Front was Caucasian, […]
[…] the World” and “Transforming into a World-wide Church” from their original “The Twentieth Century” and “Salt Lake City in the Jet Age” respectively. In fact Robert Mullen sympathetically examines the existence of the Church […]
[…] dominate a less favored periphery. Centers are usually urban, while periphery refers to marginal rural zones with declining population. An analogous dichotomy occurs when a population and its institutions expand from a central core […]
[…] like it that they took down the sign Springville and put up that said Great Salt Lake City. But with deep pleasure he sat at the old desk, intact and dusted, and even supplied […]
[…] elaborate cluster of roofs and towers carved on it, which the headstone man identified as the Celestial City. “It took Father days to do one of those,” he said, “but they was his favorites. […]