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Research and photographs pertaining to the Remembering Washakie history and map project. Document includes research on the Newe homesteading in northern Utah, with chronologies and notes gathered from multiple sources. Contains notes and a partial transcript of a conversation with Lila Pubigee Jones and Selma Pubigee Matsaw, which took place on September 29, 2015. Lila and Selma share memories of Washakie and identify a collection of photographs, which are included in this research document. Notes include details on Washakie residents, buildings and construction, religion, traditions and customs, agriculture, and other related topics.

A summary of the early polygamous familes who settled in Cove Ville, Utah described as a refuge for polygamist families.

History of Everton & Sons Company that was founded in 1895. The narrative ends in 2002. Author: Dorothy Riley. City: Logan. County: Cache County. State: Utah.

Information about the Richmond Coop Store owned by Marriner Wood Merrill from 1866 to 1893. Author: Georgia M. Allen Town: Richmond County: Cache State: Utah

George Thatcher's remembrances of theater productions in Salt Lake City and his grandfather Brigham Young. Author: George W. Thatcher Town: Logan County: Cache State: Utah.

Albert J. Allen was born April 26, 1855 in Cedar City, Iron County, Utah and died April 14, 1932 in Hyrum, Cache County, Utah. Spouse: Finnetta Ann Williams.

Andrew Augustus Allen was born October 1, 1836 in Woodstock, Windham, Connecticut and died December 9, 1907 Hyrum, Cache County, Utah. Spouses: Sarah Ann Cartwright and Rebecca Christina Nielsen.

Andrew Augustus Allen was born October 1, 1836 in Woodstock, Windham, Connecticut and died December 9, 1907 Hyrum, Cache County, Utah. Spouses: Sarah Ann Cartwright and Rebecca Christina Nielsen.

In this video, different aspects of the barn are filmed as to give an overview of the barn. Ron Pyle, his sister Myrna Samsel, a young boy named Caleb, and a friend are carefully taking apart the Pyle barn, which was built in 1928 by Myrna and Michael's grandfather. Some of the old equipment from the barn is examined, such as a Del Monte box, and a metal barrel which held molasses. It takes pretty much five days to completely remove the barn. The first part of the video covers the first day and then it skips to day 5.

In this video, different aspects of the barn are filmed as to give an overview of the barn. Ron Pyle, his sister Myrna Samsel, a young boy named Caleb, and a friend are carefully taking apart the Pyle barn, which was built in 1928 by Myrna and Michael's grandfather. Some of the old equipment from the barn is examined, such as a Del Monte box, and a metal barrel which held molasses. It takes pretty much five days to completely remove the barn. The first part of the video covers the first day and then it skips to day 5.

A walk with Jimmy Morgan at the farm where he grew up in Nibley with Lisa Duskin-Goede holding the video camera and asking Jimmy questions while walking around the farm. Jimmy's full name is Austin Morgan, but he went by 'Jim' or 'Jimmy'.

This video details a tour bus with 25-30 adults that visits the Sern T. Peterson barn, the Heggie barn, the Howard Egan barn, and the Rockhill Creamery barns with various narration from barn owners and Lisa Duskin-Goede.

An interview with Myrna Pyle Samsel and Ron Pyle, who are sister and brother, about the general history of the family in the US west, and their roots in Denmark. Their great grandmother and grandmother and grandfather all came from Denmark. We also discuss the barn itself, how the family used it and their childhood memories and also their emotions during this time when the barn is being taken apart and removed to make way for a housing development. The interview took place in Myrna's home, not far from where the barn is being taken down.

This interview with Seth Alder focuses on his barn in Providence, Utah. The barn was originally built in the 1920s. Seth also talks about the Alder Brothers' dry farming operation in Pocatello Valley, Idaho, and his experience as a life-long farmer.

In the first section, potatoes are being released from the trucks, and channeled into the clodhopper through the even-flo. The first half of this video shows the sorting of the potatoes than we switch to the harvesting out in the field with Norm Johnson.

This interview focuses on the Jensen Brothers' Hereford' barn in Young Ward, Utah. It was originally built in Mantua, Utah then moved to Young Ward in the 1910s. Gail Jensen details several stories related to the barn and the Jensen Brothers' Hereford Bulls breeding stock operation.

Keith Johnson interview which focuses on the barns and operation of the Johnson Ranch in Round Valley, Utah. The Ranch has 4 barns and a granary and is one of the largest in Round Valley.

Gil Miller is an economic planner for smaller communities, and is the mayor of Bear River City, which is Box Elder county. Earlier in September, Gil took Lisa and Elaine on a day tour of Box Elder County to identify the most prominent barns of the area. A review of the tour is included in the discussion as well as Gil's family history and the farming history of the Corinne area.

Tom Weston interview. He discusses the Benjamin Weston barn and granary in Lake Town, Utah as well as his farming operation and his grandfather.

McKay Willis interview about the Willis/Weston barn and granary built in the late 1870s by George Gilford Weston.