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Corinne Golden Green Queen.

View of Bear River Valley Co-op in Corinne, Utah. Advertisements on the side of the building read "Bear River Valley Co-op, Farm Profit Center,We Cover the Earth, Grow with Co-op Fertilizers."

Front view of Bear River Co-op building in Corinne, Utah, circa 1970

Back view of Bear River Co-op building in Corinne, Utah, circa 1970.

Selective Service in Utah - Anthony Wayne Owens interviewed by Jo-Anne Flack, February 3, 1976, (transcript)

View of the Southern Pacific R. R. bridge, looking South, showing homes and Lombardy poplars used as windbreakers

Corinne Tile Company Factory. Shows crew posed in drying yard among stacked concrete pipes

Distant view of Southern Pacific R. R. bridge looking North over the Bear River at Corinne

Corinne Bridge over Bear River (celebration of bridge opening).

Corrine in 1870.

Although the interviewee lives in Sandy, UT, the interview is about the barn located in Corinne, UT, that they owned for 49 years.

Historical notes on the Bear River Massacre and survivors. Includes Shoshone movements afterward, settlement in Corinne and relationships with other groups of people. Describes the attempts to establish a community, life in Washakie, Utah, and social customs. Twenty-four pages, handwritten.

Union Pacific R.R.(2) Bear River Bridge. Corinne. Union Pacific R.R. West from Omaha. Photographer, Andrew Joseph Russell

Everette Anderson discusses the local history of Corinne, Utah and stories of growing up, farming, and barns in the area. The main interest was the moving model of a working Mormon hay derrick that he made as a hobbyist wood-maker.

Although the interviewee lives in Sandy, UT, the interview is about the barn located in Corinne, UT, that they owned for 49 years.

Stereograph photo includes the caption, 'Shoshone Indians at Corinne.'

Stereograph photo includes the caption, 'Bear River crossing near Corinne.'

Stereograph photo includes the caption, 'Bear River crossing near Corinne looking East.'

Funeral of Saichi Yamasaki (four children in front row (left to right) Jane Tomiko Yamasaki, Yosh Yamasaki, Takeo Yamasaki, Mitsuru (Sootie) Yamasaki and their mother Kame Yamasaki (black hat).

Methodist Church in Corinne, Utah. The oldest non-mormon church in the state of Utah. Listed on the Utah State Register of Historical Sites.