This buff-colored rock building was constructed by Franz J. Weber, rock mason. It is believed that John G. Ekker, a church official in 1919, and others helped Mr. Weber with the rock work. The rocks were hauled in wagons by men of the community. The . . . — — Map (db m271575) HM
In honor and memory of the boys of our ward who served in World War II
Romie Ortego •
Reo V. Hunt •
Martin L. Robison •
Charles W. Noyes •
Kay L. Punt •
Laurence A. Ekker •
Ivel K. Sheffield •
Hyrum W. Noyes •
Thurzel Allen •
Bruce . . . — — Map (db m271727) WM
Henry Mountains Isolated, rugged and remote, the Henry Mountains became the last mountain range to be surveyed in the lower 48 states. In 1872 on John Wesley Powell's second expedition to the area, Powell's bother-in-law, Almon H. Thompson, . . . — — Map (db m141736) HM
Originally commenced in 1921, the Wolverton Mill was an attempt to realize dreams of an elusive Spanish gold mine hidden in the tops of the Henry Mountains. Edwin Thatcher Wolverton, the mill's architect, builder, and operator, believed he could . . . — — Map (db m271730) HM
