Beehive History 26: Living on the Land
Rogers KS (ed). 2000. Beehive History 26: Living on the Land. Utah State Historical Society
Number 26 of Beehive History, an annual publication of the Utah State Historical Society. Includes the following articles: "Lifeways on the Land: The Shoshone of Northern Utah," Kristen Rogers "Beyond Poplars: Trees on Utah's Cultural Landscape," Roger Roper "The Coffeepot Rescue and the Six-shooter Fire," John Whipple "From Stream to Gorge: Home on the "Et Out" Range," Joseph J. Porter and Nethelia King Griffin "Climbing the Wasatch with a Professor," Florence Bailey "Mining Leaves its Mark on Park City," David Hampshire "The Conservative & Conservation: Senator Reed Smoot and America's Public Lands, 1903-1933," Thomas G. Alexander "When the Chips are Down: The Reintroduction of Bison to Antelope Island," D. Robert Carter "Evadean's Story," Evadean Francisco Funding was provided in part by a Historic Preservation Fund grant administered by the Utah State Historic Preservation Office (project number UT-00-000, grant number 29-00-115328) and the State, Tribal, and Local Plans and Grants Division, National Park Service, U.S. Department of the Interior.
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- Generic Document
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- 2000
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- Utah State Historical Society
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