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Buildings, structures, etc. -- Provo (Utah)

 Subject
Subject Source: Unspecified ingested source

Found in 118 Collections and/or Records:

Image of Photograph of Student Army Training Corps on the steps of the Maeser Building
Image of Photograph of Student Army Traini...
Image of Photograph of Student Supply Association bookstore in the College Building
Image of Photograph of Student Supply Asso...
Image of Photograph of students in front of the ZCMI warehouse
Image of Photograph of students in front o...
Image of Photograph of superstructure of the Carl F. Eyring Science Center astronomical observatory being moved into place
Image of Photograph of superstructure of t...
Image of Photograph of Taylor Brothers store
Image of Photograph of Taylor Brothers sto...

Photograph of Taylor Brothers store

 Digital Record
Identifier: UAP2_F035_p035bottom
Found in: L. Tom Perry Special Collections. University Archives
Image of Photograph of the Arts Building
Image of Photograph of the Arts Building

Photograph of the Arts Building

 Digital Record
Identifier: UAP2_F057_p057bottom
Found in: L. Tom Perry Special Collections. University Archives
Image of Photograph of the Benjamin Cluff, Jr., Plant Science Laboratory
Image of Photograph of the Benjamin Cluff,...
Image of Photograph of the Central Building and Pioneer Day parade, 1898
Image of Photograph of the Central Buildin...
Image of Photograph of the Church Normal Training School building
Image of Photograph of the Church Normal T...
Image of Photograph of the First National Bank Building
Image of Photograph of the First National ...

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