Articles published in the Blue Mountain Panorama. This blog was created to preserve digitally, articles written by Janet Wilcox for the Blue Mountain Panorama. Thursday, August 30, 2012. The 100 year Metamorphosis of a Home. It was during 1912 that the first elementary school was also built in Blanding, and in 1914 the South chapel was begun.

Typically, most of the pioneer histories of the. Hole-in-the-Rock Expedition focus on the. This site features Children of the Rock. And what happened to them after arriving. On the initial trek were children.

Bayles History in a Nutshell. Contributed by ggg granddaughter Lisa Rarick. Published in Utah Heritage Remembered. By the two Blanding Stake Relief Societies.

Listening in on our pioneer past. Zemira loved poetry and to sing, and was often asked to sing at public events. He was singing at the picnic held in 1847 when Brigham Young was informed that the U. Army was on its way to the Salt Lake Valley. The link takes you to a podcast, which you will have to click on to listen to. Eva Black Palmer and quilts.

Our family has traveled the trail several times and taken hundreds of photos. Friday, February 5, 2010. Tracks - both old and new.

If one could make alive again for other people some cobwebbed skein of old dead intrigues and breathe breath and character into dead names and stiff portraits, that is history to me! I love this quote, and I really do live by it. I am constantly trying to come up with visual ways to share information, especially when it comes to family history.

My main purpose is to share my experiences with LIVING HISTORY, or history brought to life in ways that teach our children and bring families together. Third-grader dresses up as different historical figure every day. Stella, 8, dr.