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1000 Mile Tree, Weber Canyon. Chas. W. Carter, Photographer, Salt Lake City, Utah
Black Rock, Salt Lake. Carter's View Emporium, East Temple St., Salt Lake City. Photographed by C. W. Carter
Salt Lake City, Southwest from Arsenal Hill. View of Salt Lake City including Tabernacle. Photographed by C. W. Carter
No. 164. Emma Mine, Little Cottonwood Canyon. Gems of Little Cottonwood Canyon. Photographed by C.W. Carter
Pahute Brave. Carter's Celebrated Indian Stereoscopic Views. Photographed by C. W. Carter
Ute Indians. Carter's Celebrated Indian Stereoscopic Views. Carter's View Emporium, East Temple Street, Salt Lake City. Photographed by C. W. Carter
Salt Lake City Tabernacle under Construction. Probably photographed by either C.W. Carter or C.R. Savage
This contract outlines the legal processes for liquidating the Becker Brewing and Malting Company of Evanston, Wyoming. A vote was taken by the shareholders on January 15, 1919 to liquidate the company. The decision was made in response to increasing…
No. 1258. Ogden Canon, Utah. E.L. Clement, Publisher of Historical and Stereoscopic Specialties
This series of letters contains information regarding the enactment of Utah's 1917 prohibition laws. The Becker Brewing and Malting Company wrote to the Attorney General of Utah asking if they could produce beer in Utah for resale in other states.…
This is an advertising handout for The Brewery, a tavern that operated at the Becker Brewing and Malting Factory between its closing, and the demolishing of the buildings in 1984. The handout has the weekly specials of the bar and the price of a…
No. 7123. Bridge over the Weber River. Views along the line of the Pacific Rail Road. Ogden in the distance. Utah Central Rail Road. Published and photographed by E. & H. T. Anthony & Co.
No. 7708. Views in Salt Lake City. St. Marks Episcopal Church. Published and photographed by E. & H. T. Anthony & Co.
This letter to Gustav Becker concerns the investments made by F. Madlener in the Becker Becker Brewing and Malting Company. Mr. Madlener had invested $2,600 in the Becker Brewing and Malting Company by 1894. This letter also included a loan to…
This letter to Gustav Becker concerns the investments made by F. Madlener in the Becker Becker Brewing and Malting Company. Raising capital funds was essential for the Becker's in the early years of their brewery. By receiving funding from both…
This document is a contract between the major beer distributors of Ogden, Utah. Fred J. Kiesel, George Landsberg, J. F. McCarron and the Becker Brewing and Malting Company agreed to not sell Eastern beer for less than ten dollars a barrel, or eleven…
This letter from Fred J. Rieger, a Salt Lake City whole sale liquor dealer, to the Becker Brewing and Malting Company complains about the state required renewal of liquor licenses on July 30, 1917, even though all alcohol will be banned in Utah just…
This letter from the Fred J. Reiger and Company to the Becker Brewing and Malting Company implores them to consider the Fred J. Reiger Company as an agent for their non-intoxicating beverages. Many businesses that produced and sold alcohol went out…
This image shows Gustav Becker (third in from the right) hunting with several of his friends. Two porters accompany the group.
This photograph shows Gus and Thekla Beckers' trip over the Indian Trail in Ogden Canyon. Gus Becker is standing on the edge of the overhang with Thekla second closest to the camera.
This page has three articles discussing the shooting ability of Gustav Becker. The article on the top of the page tales the story of Gustav Becker's shooting chimes. These chimes were designed by John M. Browning for Gustav Becker to play the tune to…
This letter was written to Thekla Bohn Becker's mother from Gustav Becker. The letter asks for Mrs. Bohn's permission for Gustav Becker to take Thekla Bohn to the opera in La Crosse, Wisconsin. Gustav Becker and Thekla Bohn were married in 1890.
This scrapbook page has several pictures and postcards of the Becker family on vacation. The top picture is of two unknown children playing in the sand. The other photo is of an unknown location. The top post card was written by Katherine Becker to…
This scrapbook page has two documents on it. The document on the left is an entry sheet and score card for the Idaho-Utah Sportsmen's Association. The article on the right announces that Gustav Becker has offered his Ogden plant to President Wilson.…
This scrapbook page has two photographs of the original Becker Brewing and Malting Company. The top photo features the employees of the brewery posing for a picture. Gustav Becker is on the far right side of the photograph. All the other employees…
This scrapbook page includes several newspaper articles. Three of the articles describe shooting competitions in which Gustav Becker participated. The last article, in the bottom left corner, describes how businessmen from Los Angeles appreciated…
This scrapbook page features several newspaper articles. Two of the articles discuss Gustav Becker's performance at trap shooting competitions. The article on the far right is a transcript of a speech on Abraham Lincoln by Rev. R. J. Burdette. The…
This scrapbook page has several newspaper articles regarding brewing. The article in the top left describes a recent legal case which determined one cannot trademark colors for a brand. The small article in the bottom left describes a few steps for a…
This scrapbook page has several newspaper articles pasted to it. The two large articles are reports of Gustav Becker offering his plant to the U.S. government for use during World War I. The article on the far left contains a copy of Mr. Becker's…
This scrapbook page features two images of Gustav Becker posing with his shotgun. It also has two articles, one a comic, concerning Gustav's trap shooting. The image in the bottom left is of an unknown baby.
This file features selected documents from Gustav L. Becker's large scrapbook. The scrapbook has many photographs, news clippings and letters. The highlights featured here include: photographs of Gustav Becker's trophies, an article about Becco at…
In 1939, Gustav L. Becker was elected to the president of the United States Brewers' Association. At the time, this was the largest brewer advocacy group in the country. This scrapbook contains mostly newspaper articles, photographs, speeches and…
These images are selections from Gustav Becker's "Gusthekla Season 1915" Scrapbook. The images feature Gustav Becker (third in from the right) and several of his friends enjoying a camping trip. The Becker's, being a wealthy family, often brought…
These images are a selection form the "Gusthekla, 1915 Season" scrapbook. This page features images of Gustav Becker, his wife Thekla, and several of their friends riding horses across the Indian Trail in Ogden Canyon. Gustav and Thekla are both in…
These images are selections from Gustav Becker's family scrapbook. It contains various family pictures, as well as, photographs of the Becker's home and recreation activities. The images featured here are family photographs. The first photo is of…
These images are selected from Gustav Becker's "Becker Camp" scrapbook. They show Gustav Becker and his friends on a hunting trip during the summer of 1913. The Beckers, being wealthy, planned extravagant recreational outings and usually brought an…
This contract outlines an agreement between Gustav L. Becker and Isaac Treger about the establishment of a tied-house. A tied-house was a saloon or bar where a brewery supplied capital and funds to open the establishment. In exchange for the loan,…
This is a blueprint for a counter-pressure racking apparatus designed to be used in a brewery. This machine was manufactured by H. Torchiani in New York City, New York. A counter-pressure racking apparatus was used to assist in the filling of kegs…
No. 216. View at Shady Run. 73 miles from Sacramento. Photographed and published by Alfred A. Hart, Artist, 135 J Street, Sacramento.
No. 20. Cut near Auburn Station, Placer County. Central Pacific Railroad. Photographed and published by Alfred A. Hart. Sacramento, California
Milton R. Merrill teaching class in American foreign policy, 1969. Photo taken by Richard Haycock. Size of photograph: 5 x 7 in. Our thanks to the person who corrected our original description and augmented it with the name of the photographer…
No. 4525. Golden Gate and Pillar. Yellowstone Park Scenery. Haynes, Publisher, St. Paul, Minn. Photographed and published by F. Jay Haynes
No. 4542. Economic Geyser in Action. Yellowstone Park Scenery. Haynes, Publisher, St. Paul, Minn. Photographed and published by F. Jay Haynes
No. 1011. Chinese Laundry, Mammoth Hot Springs. Yellowstone National Park. Photographed and published by F. Jay Haynes
No. 4539. Crater of the Grand Geyser. Yellowstone Park Scenery. Haynes, Publisher, St. Paul, Minn. Photographed and published by F. Jay Haynes
No. 4536. The Punch Bowl. Yellowstone Park Scenery. Haynes, Publisher, St. Paul, Minn. Photographed and published by F. Jay Haynes
4554- Glimpse of Upper Falls. Yellowstone Park Scenery. Haynes, Publisher, St. Paul, Minn. Photographed and published by F. Jay Haynes
No. 4551. Boat Landing, Yellowstone Lake. Yellowstone Park Scenery. Haynes, Publisher, St. Paul, Minn. Photographed and published by F. Jay Haynes
No. 4510. Formation, Mammoth Springs. Yellowstone Park Scenery. Haynes, Publisher, St. Paul, Minn. Photographed and published by F. Jay Haynes
No. 1068. Yellowstone and Valley, Between Lake & Falls. Yellowstone National Park. Published by F. Jay Haynes, Fargo, D.T. Photographed and published by F. Jay Haynes