Leonard Seely and Friends and Unknowns

Mt. Pleasant South Ward Banquet ~

This photo looks to me like it was taken at the Mount Pleasant South Ward Church.  I recognize a few faces, but would like you to fill in your guesses or knowledge as well.  Thank You Tonga for sharing !!!

Dennis Madsen ? and who else? ~ from the Johannah Madsen Hafen Collection

from the Johanna Madsen Hafen Collection

Unknown Groups ~ from the Johanna Madsen Hafen Collection

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Unknown Group

(on the back)

Clue:  http://www.byhigh.org/Alumni_K_to_O/King/Brothers.html

What was the occasion?

Two Unknown Ladies

HERE'S A PUZZLE.. a tin type sent in by Joanne Hafen Granger

If you look to your right behind the house, we believe to be Horseshoe Mountain.  

Can you identify the people?  

Can you identify the location?

LET US KNOW !!!

Unknown Couple ~ Shared by Kathy Hamaker

Unknown Photos submitted by Kathy Hamaker

Unknown Children ~ submitted by Kathy Hamaker

Unknown Family 2 ~ Submitted by Kathy Hamaker

Unknown Family ~ Submitted by Kathy Hamaker

Unknown Photos

Kathy Hamaker sent us several photos that someone was just going to throw away.  We have had amazing results posting  "unknown photos" .  We hope someone will recognize their ancestor !

 

Someone's  Log Cabin ?

Unknown Couple ~ Shared by Kathy Hamaker

Unknown Group / Unknown Location ~ from the Elva Guyman Collection

Unknown Marie at the Mt. Pleasant Depot ~ 1923

Fred and Friend at the Mt. Pleasant Depot

Fred Rasmussen on the Left.   Unknown on the Right

Unknown Young Man ~ Unknown Location

Unknown Group ~ Unknown Occasion

Unknown Couple from Odense, Denmark

from the Helen Olsen Rodgers Rigby Collection

Unknown Children

On the back it says:  "J.P. Christensen ~ Photographer ~ Richfield, Utah

Unknown Child from Odense, Denmark

from the Helen Olsen Rogers Rigby Collection

Unknown Gentleman from Odense, Denmark

from the Helen Olsen Rodgers Rigby Collection

Two Unknown Young Ladies

A gentleman by the name of Ron Thomas from Fairview dropped by the museum and donated this picture.  His late wife, Glenna Thomas,  collected old photos.  He had no idea who these ladies were and asked if we would like the picture.  Hopefully, someone will recognize them and claim them for their own.