These photographs on this page have been reduced in size to about 1 1/2 inch x 1 inch. Links to the photographs have been added. If you click on the photo a larger image will open up on a new screen. If you use Google Chrome Hover Zoom+ or Foxfire Thumbnail Zoom Plus you will be able to point your mouse at the photo and see a larger size photo without the photo opening on a new page.
If you see a photograph here that you would like a larger picture of e-mail Kathy Hamaker. I'd be happy to e-mail you the photo file so you can print it out on your computer. Please be sure to include the file name and file location on your e-mail. If you have any photographs in your possession that you would like to donate I'd be happy to add them to the webpage.
Name: Mining - Location: SpringCanyon/CAHamaker/SpringCanyon1 The remains of the mine shop building at the Spring Canyon mine |
Visit Malcolm Howard Photography for more of his photos.
Name: Mining - Location: SpringCanyon/GaryUngricht/SCminers1 Dan & Orson Ungricht about 1910. Old car and washing machine can be seen in the background. |
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Name: Mining - Location: SpringCanyon/GaryUngricht/SCminers2 Spring Canyon mine entrance about 1910. Dan Ungricht is second from left and his brother Orson Ungricht is sixth from left. If you know any of the other miners please contact Kathy Hamaker. |
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Name: Mining - Location: SpringCanyon/GaryUngricht/SCminers3 Eight man coal mining crew at Spring Canyon at the opening of the mine about 1910. Dan Ungricht top - far left. Orson Ungricht top - far right. Front row second from left: Sam Faddis. If you know any of the other miners please contact Kathy Hamaker. |
Name: Mining - Location: SpringCanyon/RalphPAnderson/RPFtipple Spring Canyon Coal Company Tipple with railroad cars full of coal. |
The following photos have been donated by Eldon Miller to the Carbon County Historical Society and the Carbon County UTGenWeb webpage. These photographs have been donated to Eldon Miller by many different sources. If you donated them to Eldon and would like your name to accompany the photograph please e-mail Kathy Hamaker and I'll add it. Special thanks goes to Michael Francis for scanning the photographs so they could be added to the webpage.
These photographs on this page have been reduced in size to about 1 1/2 inch x 1 inch. Links to the photographs have been added. If you click on the photo a larger image will open up on a new screen. If you use Google Chrome Hover Zoom+ or Foxfire Thumbnail Zoom Plus you will be able to point your mouse at the photo and see a larger size photo without the photo opening on a new page.
If you see a photograph here that you would like a larger picture of e-mail Kathy Hamaker. I'd be happy to e-mail you the photo file so you can print it out on your computer. Please be sure to include the file name and file location on your e-mail. If you have any photographs in your possession that you would like to donate I'd be happy to add them to the webpage.
Name: Town - Location: Rains/DaleReid/bathhouse A picture of a hand drawn sketch of the bathhouse in Rains. |
The following photos have been donated by Eldon Miller to the Carbon County Historical Society and the Carbon County UTGenWeb webpage. These photographs have been donated to Eldon Miller by many different sources. If you donated them to Eldon and would like your name to accompany the photograph please e-mail Kathy Hamaker and I'll add it. Special thanks goes to for scanning the photographs so they could be added to the webpage.
These photographs on this page have been reduced in size to about 1 1/2 inch x 1 inch. Links to the photographs have been added. If you click on the photo a larger image will open up on a new screen. If you use Google Chrome Hover Zoom+ or Foxfire Thumbnail Zoom Plus you will be able to point your mouse at the photo and see a larger size photo without the photo opening on a new page.
If you see a photograph here that you would like a larger picture of e-mail Kathy Hamaker. I'd be happy to e-mail you the photo file so you can print it out on your computer. Please be sure to include the file name and file location on your e-mail. If you have any photographs in your possession that you would like to donate I'd be happy to add them to the webpage.
A home in Wattis in 1936 | |
Ladies of the Moose Lodge. Marva Mae Horsley Shaw is fourth from the right. | |
This photo shows six of the ladies that lived in Wattis. From left to right: Gertrude Fish, Fern Houskeeper Shaw (husband: Lee Shaw), Dorothy Olsen, Marva Mae Horsley Shaw, Mary Mae Ellis Barker (husband: Wesley Ray Barker) & Joan Harwood. |
Name: Town - Location: Wattis/EugeneWells/starpoint Starpoint near Wattis |
Name: People - Location: Wattis/TrauntveinLH/MyrnaTrauntvein Myrna Trauntvein, as a baby, in Wattis. Some of the homes of Wattis can be seen in the background. |
Name: People - Location: Wattis/ Homes in Wattis. (larger version of photo is not available.) |
Special thanks is given to Rick Shaw, publisher of Sun Advocate newspaper, for donating these photos.
These photographs on this page have been reduced in size to about 1 1/2 inch x 1 inch. Links to the photographs have been added. If you click on the photo a larger image will open up on a new screen. If you use Google Chrome Hover Zoom+ or Foxfire Thumbnail Zoom Plus you will be able to point your mouse at the photo and see a larger size photo without the photo opening on a new page.
If you see a photograph here that you would like a larger picture of e-mail Kathy Hamaker. I'd be happy to e-mail you the photo file so you can print it out on your computer. Please be sure to include the file name and file location on your e-mail. If you have any photographs in your possession that you would like to donate I'd be happy to add them to the webpage.
Name: People - Location: SpringGlen/FrancesCunningham/school Spring Glen School |
Indexes of other Spring Glen photographs from Frances Cunningham can be seen HERE
Name: People - Location: SpringGlen/LauraHamaker/1958school Third and fourth grade in 1958 in Spring Glen. |
The following photos have been donated by Eldon Miller to the Carbon County Historical Society and the Carbon County UTGenWeb webpage. These photographs have been donated to Eldon Miller by many different sources. If you donated them to Eldon and would like your name to accompany the photograph please e-mail Kathy Hamaker and I'll add it. Special thanks goes to Michael Francis for scanning the photographs so they could be added to the webpage.