The Salt Lake LDS Temple draped with the enormous 45-star flag that had
hung in the LDS Tabernacle during Statehood Day ceremonies. This
photograph was taken in 1897, when the flag was moved to the Temple for the
50th anniversary of the coming of the Mormon pioneers.
[GEORGE REED Collection, P0184]
The LDS Tabernacle decorated for statehood celebrations.
[GEORGE D. PYPER Collection, P0001]
The ZCMI Building, downtown Salt Lake City, decorated for
Statehood Day.
[ZCMI Collection, P0507]
The Dinwoodey Furniture building, Salt Lake City, draped with bunting for
Statehood.
[DINWOODEY FURNITURE Collection, P0273]
Vernal, Utah women dressed for a patriotic celebration.
[THORNE PHOTO STUDIO Collection, P0272]
A Salt Lake City choir in the decorated Tabernacle.
[GEORGE D. PYPER Collection, P0001]
A 1910 Statehood Day parade.
[UTAH POSTCARDS Collection, P0591]
Utahns dressed for a parade.
[Olive Wooley Burt Collection, P0244]
The Utah Exhibit at the Nashville Exposition, 1896.
[GEORGE D. PYPER Collection, P0001]