Contents

Book II

1	Green River ferry, the - hand written on front - ferrying sheep on Green River

2	"Cliff Dweller", the - built by Roy Wheeler 1905

on back - It was the largest boat built for the canyon trade. After the first trip from Green River, because it never made the round trip, the boat was taken to Moab and renamed "The City of Moab".

3	Building a boat

4	unidentified (hull of boat beining built)

5	Launching of the riverboat "Blackhawk"

6	Boat loaded on wagon wheels to be towed to the river by horses.

7	Launching of the "Undine" 1909, Roswell Wheeler, builder

8	the "Undine"

9	the "Undine"

10	"Cliff Dweller" Built by Capt. Yokey in 1905	R Wheeler (legs crossed)

11	unidentified

12	Mary A. South Yokey (mother of Capt. H. Yokey)

Capt. H Yokey's mother in front of the deck house of the "Cliff Dweller" which was used as a residence after the "Cliff Dweller" was discontinued.

13	Harry T Yokey (Captain) 1869 - 1957

Spanish American Wart Veteran 1899 - 1902

Fort Riley, Kansas and Fort Grant, Arizona

14	Wagon bridge dedication Dec 1910

15	Wagon Bridge went down in Aug. 1946/47 with a semi hauling a caterpillar.

16	Wagon Bridge

17	The caterpillar that went down with the semi 1946/47

18	Present Bridge (highway) under construction 1952

back - Spans the river on US Highway 50 & 6 several hundred feet north of the site of the wagon bridge.

19	Swasey Blacksmith shop - left, Charles Swasey Jr., right, Chris Halverson

20	Swasey Blacksmith shop - back - was located east of present (1984) barber shop. Charles Swasey Jr. 2nd from left, his son Melvin, 3rd from left, the others are believed to be the McCall boys.

21	Asimus Hardware & Broadway Drug Store on Broadway, 1920's, J. L. Ozment Collection

22	W F Asimus Hardware & Groceries, man in wagon not identified, Broadway, 1920's, J L Ozment Collection

23	Malcolm Politano Sr., store on Broadway

24	interior 1st drug store, Green River

back - gift of Utah State Historical Society

25	John Folsom, Green River's 1st water system

26	Folsom's Delivery Service 1919

27	Opera House 1907, W F Asimus Broadway Drugstore

28	unidentified gift of John Hoffman, Green River Board & Lodgings

back - Place Hotel D&RGW, C R Savage, SLC

29	Metropole Hotel, approximately where Tony Spadafora residence is located in 1984. (200 South 80 West Main). Joe Politano, 7th from left, Jimmy Waddell, 2nd from right.

30	Midland Hotel 1912 on Broadway

31	Harold Anderson's first gas station (Texaco) on the corner of Long & Farrer Streets (called Thompson Corner) about 1935. Left to right: Bud Green, Harold Anderson, Emmet Herron. Henry Thompson house in background on left.

32	ariel view of Thompson Corner & Harold Anderson's second station

33	Harold Anderson's second station (Texaco) on Thompson Corner. Station was moved to Highway 50 & 6 (138 West Main) 1948. Person in door not identified. Harold & Scott Anderson in picture. Service was changed later from Texaco to Chevron.

34	Modern Melon Days - Edith Downard & Mamie Weihing

35	Congregation of the Green River Community Church 4 July 1976, photo by Jo Baxter. Front Row left to right: Bonnie Baxter, Bebe (Elizabeth) Vonieff, Jennifer Baxter, Pastor Alex Schaff holding Jason Schaff, Mrs. Schaff (Linda), Kerry Dunham, Gayna Dunham, Chris Hanson, Peggy Baxter, Steve Hanson. 2nd Row: Nancy Dunham, Pat Vonieff, Lucille Silliman, Helen Tidwell, Dale Hanson, Ophelia Maharry, Kristy Jewkes, Greg Vetere, David Erickson. 3rd row: Vera Hastings, Mary Freeman, Veda Fellabaum, Clayton Fellalbaum, Louis Maharry, James Chronopoulos, Fannie Chronopoulos, Jackie Vetere, Mitch Vetere. Back Row: Kirk Dunham and Dean Jewkes in doorway, Tim Vetere, Rodney Silliman.

36	LDS Primary Association 1947

L to R: back row: Mrs. Beth Dean, teacher, girl at her right, Barbara Kilgore, Sue Folsom, Mrs. Bess Folsom, Primary President. Down right side, Faye Smith, Olive Seeley kneeling; middle, Bonita Thompson, girl at her left Clea Duncan, behind Clea is Barbara Marsing.

37	LDS Church, 1932

38	LDS Church, 1927 - 1923 rented, purchased about 1927 (in the 1894 school building on Long Street) Front Row L to R: Chloe Moore, Rua Hunt, Ethelyn Stott, Mae Bigelow, Eva Hunt, Mrs. Howlett. Second Row: Phoebe Holt, Alice Hanks, Mrs. Porter, Nellie Thompson. Back Row: Elvira Stott, Carmelia Brown, Mabel Smith, Sarah Smith, Mae Hunt, Hazel Powell, Annie Allen, amanda Curtis, Lavina Hunt.

39	LDS Church (in the 1894 school building on Long Street) Building was rented from 1923 - 1927, then purchased by the church.

Identification of the men: Front Row L to R: Thomas William Smith, Jesse Powell Sr.. Second Row: Frank Howlett, Allison Stott, Elijah Bigelow, Carl Hunt, Isaac Stott, Wallace Curtis, Henry Thompson, Bishop from 1927 - 1939. Picture about 1930.

40	Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints

285 North Clark Street

Building completed in March 1962

Dedication Services 7 January 1968

41	Green River 1908 or 1909 Broadway

42	Green River 1912 - 13

looking North on Broadway from city building

43	Green River 1912 - 12

looking south on Broadway (Utah State Historical Society)

44	Green River, Utah after 1913

45	Green River 1909 Broadway (Colorado Historical Society)

46	Green River 1960's Broadway

47	Green River looking east on Main Street (HWY 50 & 6) 1960

48	Green River - facing West on Main Street (3rd Ave.) 1960. Rock Shop at left in foreground operated by Ed Mackey. Theater next to it owned by Bill Webb of Dragerton (East Carbon). Rock Shop and theater converted to Ben's Café.

49	Green River - Main Street 1973 - south from highway

50	rotary trench digger digging trench for city sewer 1929

51	Roswell Wheeler cabin, Green River

52	Sewer plant under construction 1963 - on back - return to Mrs. Ruth Wilcox, Green River, Utah.

53	looking northwest, the control building with round digester attached on hill at back to the right is clarifier for sewer treatment. 1965.

54	repairing of Dam 1932

55	repairing the Dam 1932

supervised by George Thurman. Left front facing camer, Hawley Seely; at Hawley's right, John Vetere, Sr., 3rd on right, Clifford Phillips, 4th on right, Joe Chiodo. Remainder unidentified. On back - by Joe Chiodo is Clifford Phillip's, Arlys Searson's husband.

56	working on river channel

57	Willow Bend, up river from Green River

58	Cabin at Willow Bend.

59	Elgin Peach Orchard (East side of river)

60	Peaches grown in Green River 1907

61	Pumpkins 1913-1914

L to R: 1. Charles McPherson, Mayor about 1915, 3. A D Lewis. Remainder unidentified.

62	Onions grown by Peter H Riley 1927, Green River, Utah.