These photographs have been reduced in size to about 1 1/2 inch x 1 inch to save space on the server and thus making it possible to add even more photographs for each area. 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. If you have any photographs in your possession that you would like to donate I'd be happy to add them also. Thank you for your help.
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Photo donated by Don Butler. It is estimated that the photos were taken between 1910 and 1924. |
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Photo donated by Don Butler. It is estimated that the photos were taken between 1910 and 1924. |
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Photo donated by Don Butler. It is estimated that the photos were taken between 1910 and 1924. |
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Photograph of the Scofield Cemetery taken on May 1, 2000 during the 100 year "Day of Commemoration and Rededication". |
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One of the projects for the "Day of Commemoration and Rededication" was to make new headstones for the miners who were killed in the mine explosion on May 1st, 1900. This is a photograph of the new headstones. |
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One of the projects for the "Day of Commemoration and Rededication" was to make new headstones for the miners who were killed in the mine explosion on May 1st, 1900. This is a photograph of one of the old headstones. |
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This photo of the old jail house was taken on May 1, 2000. Since that time it has been torn out and is in the process of being rebuilt. |
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This is also a photograph of the jail house in Scofield taken during the wintertime. Photo donated by Malcolm Howard. |
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Ella Broyle's Hotel - photo was copied from the book "History of the Scofield Mine Disaster" by J.W. Dilley, Author. Photographer was Bedington E. Lewis. |
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Mereweather & Earll's Butcher Shop (M & E Meat Market) - photo was copied from the book "History of the Scofield Mine Disaster" by J.W. Dilley, Author. Photographer was Bedington E. Lewis. |
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The Scofield Public School was erected in 1928 and is still standing today. Photo donated by Malcolm Howard. |
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This photo was scanned from a postcard. The postcard was purchased on E-bay. On the back of the card it says, "Sept. 19th 1908 with best Wishes. Complements From Elder Joseph H. Ruff, Scofield, Carbon Co. U.S.A. Utah |
These photographs have been reduced in size to about 1 1/2 inch x 1 inch to save space on the server and thus making it possible to add even more photographs for each area. 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. If you have any photographs in your possession that you would like to donate I'd be happy to add them also. Thank you for your help.
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Winter Quarters 8th grade class about 1912. Photo donated by John Gilbert. John H. Gilbert is on the far right. If you know anyone else in the photograph please contact John Gilbert or Kathy Hamaker. |
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Remains of Company Store |
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Remains of Company Store |
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Remains of garages |
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Trail that leads to the mine |
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Photo was copied from the Sun Advocate Newspaper April 16, 2002 - This is a photo from about 1912 of the kids in the Winter Quarters School, seventh and eighth grades. In the photo is Julius Spigarelli, Edward Mickeljohn, Charles Cormacchaeli, Jack Kell, Robert Jordrson, Daniel Hvala, Louis Olsen, Helen Gibson, Nellie Richards, Lucile Boroter, Elen Budvarson, Louise Gibson, George Wallace, John Bradwell and Alfred Quilter. The man in the photo is D.D. Woodward who later became the superintendent of Carbon School District. Woodward, who was born in Fountain Green, came from a long line of teachers. He advanced quickly once he joined the Carbon District and went from principal to superintendent in a short period of time. He died suddenly at the young age of 42 on March 8, 1929. He was the superintendent when the Scofield School was built. His name is on the plaque that is still attached to the building that stands in Pleasant Valley. |
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Scofield mine widows - photo taken by Lewis Photo Artist and donated by Doug Kero |
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Train at Winter Quarters - photo taken by Lewis Photo Artist and donated by Doug Kero |
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about 1920's - donated by Don Butler |
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It is believed that the following photograph was taken in Winter Quarters between 1912 to 1920. It has been donated by Mary Mamalakis. Mary Mamalakis came into possession of the picture from Stella Pantelakis Mamalakis, who was born in Manifall, Pennsylvania in 1911 to Calliope Kavoulakis and George Pantelakis from Vamos, Crete. The family came to Carbon County by 1912 where two more sons were born, Steve in 1913 and William in 1916. The following names appeared on the back of the photograph. |
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Winter Quarters school - photo donated by Eldon Miller via Don Butler |
A list of more photographs of the Scofield and Winter Quarters can be found in the index of the book "The Scofield Mine Disaster" by J. W. Dilley.
These photographs have been reduced in size to about 1 1/2 inch x 1 inch to save space on the server and thus making it possible to add even more photographs for each area. 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. If you have any photographs in your possession that you would like to donate I'd be happy to add them also. Thank you for your help.
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The photo is a photograph of a picture in the possession of the owner of Finn's Inn in Scofield. | ||
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This is a 1912 photo of Frank Francis tending bar in a Clear Creek Saloon. You can tell it's 1912 because of the election banners and flags hanging behind the bar (T. Roosevelt was running again.) Photo courtesy of Michael Francis. | ||
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H.O. Smith and Christ Jenson 1915. Photo courtesy of Joanne Hyatt | ||