Emigration Canyon history photograph collection

The Emigration Canyon history photograph collection contains images of cabins, hotels, railroads, and early pioneers and ranchers in Emigration Canyon. The first folder is dedicated to the Pinecrest Inn and its' construction. The majority of the images in folder two depict quarries and the Emigration Canyon Railroad; folder three contains images of primary and secondary residences and occupants. Folder four contains images of businesses located in Emigration Canyon, including Wagener Brewery and Ruth's Diner, as well as photos of historical canyon sites. The remaining folders contain a variety of images ranging from 18th century residences to new land development. The majority of the images were labeled and the descriptions found below were taken from the original photographs. When no identification was available, the descriptions are listed as follows: [____].
The collection was kept in the original order in which it was received. The majority of the images are in topical order.; 1 Pinecrest Inn under construction; Source: Utah Historical Society (Folder "Pinecrest Inn" 1-2); 2 Pinecrest Inn under construction; Source: Utah Historical Society (Folder "Pinecrest Inn" 1-3); 3 Pinecrest Inn and nearby cabins. Two water tanks are clearly seen on the hill. The cabin with the falg is located at 7997 Emigration Canyon.; Source: Utah Historical Society (Folder: "Pinecrest Inn" 5-20); 4 Pinecrest Inn; Source: Utah Historical Society (Folder "Pinecrest Inn" 1-15A); 5 Pinecrest Inn; Source: Utah Historical Society (Folder: "Pinecrest Inn" 1-8A); 6 Pinecrest Inn; Source: Utah Historical Society (Folder "Pinecrest Inn" 1-17A); 7 Pinecrest Inn in summer; Source: LDS Church History Archive (Call No. PH325: "Pinecrest Inn photographs [circa 1925]" Access No. 5402-ARCH-88 Neg #4-24A); 8 Pinecrest Inn in winter. About 1920.; Source: Utah Historical Society (Folder "Charles Lockerbie" 5-6); 9 Pinecrest Inn; Source: Private collection of Carolyn and Howard Tuttle; 10 Colorized postcard: Looking down Emigration Canyon (Burr Fork) from Pinecrest; Source: Private collection of Margaret Armstrong; 11 Blow up of Pinecrest Inn Postcard collection of Maurine McClean; 12 A bit of snow in Pinecrest; Source: Utah Historical Society (Folder "Charles Lockerbie" 1-24A); 13 Pinecrest Inn; Source: Private collection of Margaret Armstrong; 14 Landscaping and rockwork at the Pinecrest Inn; Source: Utah Historical Society (Folder "Charles Lockerbie: 5-23); 15 Landscaping and rockwork at the Pinecrest Inn.; Source: Utah Historical Society (Folder: "Charles Lockerbie"); 16 Stone Bridge to the Pinecrest Inn. Still standing as of this writing (partially hidden behind a log garge at 7999 Emigration Canyon); Source: Utah Historical Society (Folder "Charles Lockerbie"); 17 Pinecrest Inn, 1905; Source: Utah Historical Society (Folder "Charles Lockerbie" 5-6); 18 Memb.