This fashionable feature about the vaccination fads of Paris was found in a 1901 issue of the Grand Valley Times Newspaper (now the @moabtimes ). Many Utahns in 1901 had a very poor opinion of vaccinations. It makes me wonder who the audience for this particular story could be?
Our Local Gov team has been busy! Archivist Alan and RIM Specialist Heidi visited @TooeleCity for a transfer of city records. One box was labeled "valuable"—we're excited to crack it open and see what's inside! Thanks to @TooeleCity for help in preserving this valuable history!
Being a teenager is the worst, even in 1911. The Girl-Queries advice column was here to help navigate all the early-20th century teenage woes. Feel free to apply this 110 year old advice to your 21st century social stresses like…
Did you know about the Great Salt Lake’s Bird Island? Originally named Hat Island by famed surveyor Howard Stansbury. The name Bird Island was popularly adopted because the island was known for just one thing…birds! Thousands of pelicans and seagulls nested on its shores
Today the western islands of the Great Salt Lake are still home to thousands of nesting pelicans. But the rapidly receding lake continues to threaten the vitality of their habitat. Consider this your PSA to #slowtheflow. #greatsaltlake#utpol#utah#utahhistory#slc
Today’s blog post is a little bit of a Gilligan's Island adventure with a sprinkling of Hitchcock’s The Birds. Click in to read the story of how a group of Ogden tourists were marooned on a tiny avian island in the Great Salt Lake in 1933.
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