Brigham Collection (page 2)

SALT LAKE CITY, 1866. The city and valley of the great Salt Lake, Utah. Engraving, 1866

SALT LAKE CITY, 1866. The residence of Brigham Young, known as Zion House, in Salt Lake City, Utah. Engraving, 1866

SALT LAKE CITY, 1872. The residences of Brigham Young and Daniel H. Wells on Main Street in Salt Lake City, Utah. Engraving, 1872

BOSTON: STATE HOUSE, c1905. The Massachusetts State House in Boston, Massachusetts, built in the 1790s, with a major addition in 1895. Photograph, c1905

SALT LAKE CITY, c1854. View of Salt Lake City, Utah, including Brigham Young house, schoolhouse, presidents office and governors office. Photograph, c1854

SALT LAKE CITY, c1861. Houses and trees along State Street in Salt Lake City, Utah. Photograph, c1861

SALT LAKE CITY, c1865. Parade in Salt Lake City, Utah celebrating Lincolns re-election on 4 March 1865. Brigham Youngs house is in the background. Photograph, 1865

SALT LAKE CITY, c1900. Statue of Brigham Young on the grounds of the Mormon Temple in Salt Lake City, Utah, c1900

MORMON CURRENCY, 1858. Bank note issued at Salt Lake City and bearing the signature of Mormon leader Brigham Young, 1858, of value only within the Utah Territory

ANN ELIZA YOUNG (1844-1925). 19th wife of Brigham Young and later advocate for womens rights. Photograph by Thomas Houseworth, c1875

BRIGHAM YOUNG (1801-1877). American religious leader. The Lion House, built by Brigham Young, 1856, in Salt Lake City, as a home for him and his family. Photograph, c1900

BRIGHAM YOUNG (1801-1877). American Mormon leader. Engraving, 1866

BRIGHAM YOUNG (1801-1877). American Mormon leader. Brigham Young From Behind His Breastworks Charging The United States Troops. Lithograph cartoon, c1858

Salt Lake City - Brigham Young Memorial Hall, The Business College and The Baratt Hall - Three University Buildings of the Mormons (Church of Jesus Christ of the Latter Day Saints). Date: circa 1901

Salt Lake City - Brigham Young Monument and Temple
Salt Lake City, Utah, USA - Brigham Young and Pioneers Monument and the Mormon Temple Date: circa 1901

The Seven Presidents of the Mormon Church from its organisation in 1830 to the present (1930) - the inset photograph shows the Mormon Temple at Salt Lake City, Utah, USA. Date: 1930

American Mormon leader. Oil over a daguerreotype, c1847, by Mathew Brady
BRIGHAM YOUNG (1801-1877). American Mormon leader. Oil over a daguerreotype, c1847, by Mathew Brady

American Mormon leader. Daguerreotype by Mathew Brady, c1847
BRIGHAM YOUNG (1801-1877). American Mormon leader. Daguerreotype by Mathew Brady, c1847

Brigham Young (1801-77) American Mormon leader. Founder of Salt Lake City. Died of Cholera morbus. Wood engraving, Paris 1877

Brigham Young, 1801-1877, American Leader in the Latter Day Saint Movement, Us, USA
Brigham Young, 1801-1877, American Leader in the Latter Day Saint Movement, Us, Usa, 1870S Engraving

FRANK LESLIE (1821-1880). American illustrator, journalist and publisher. A visit to Brigham Young in Salt Lake City, Utah, during Mr. and Mrs. Leslies coast-to-coast railroad trip in 1877

MORMON APOSTLES, 1877. Six of the twelve Apostles of the Mormon Church. Wood engraving, American, 1877

BRIGHAM YOUNG (1801-1877). American religious leader. Brigham Young and his wives at home in Salt Lake City, Utah: colored American engraving, 1857

BRIGHAM YOUNG (1801-1877). American Mormon leader. The residence of Brigham Young at the Great Salt Lake City, Utah. Wood engraving, English, 1861

Brigham Street, Salt Lake City. Date c1900

The First Presidents of the Church of Jesus Christ of the Latter Day Saints. John Taylor, Orson Hyde, Orson Pratt, Charles C. Rich, Joseph Smith, Hyram Smith, Wilford Woodruff, Joseph F

Lion House - Salt Lake City, Utah - USA. Built by Mormon pioneer Brigham Young. Named after the stone Lion monument placed over the entrance. Date: circa 1910s

Brigham Young - Mormon Leader
Brigham Young (1801-1877) - Leader in the Latter Day Saint movement and American settler. President of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (The Mormons) from 1847 until 1877

Brigham Young Monument - Main Street, Salt Lake City
The Brigham Young Monument at the Head of Main Street - Salt Lake City, Utah, USA Date: circa 1908

Brigham Youngs Beehive House - Salt Lake City, Utah, USA. Date: 1906

Welcome sign on historic Main Street in Brigham City, Utah, United States of America, North America

Salt Lake City 1850
The settlement in its early days as the headquarters of the Latter Day Saints; Brigham Young had led his Mormon followers here in 1847

Mormon children of Brigham Young at the theatre
The many children of the Mormon leader, Brigham Young, attend the Mormon Theater in Salt Lake City, Utah, USA

Mormon wives of Brigham Young at the theatre
The many wives of the Mormon leader, Brigham Young, attending the Mormon Theater in Salt Lake City, Utah, USA

Wilford Woodruff / Cdv
LORENZO DOW YOUNG Mormon leader, a brother of Brigham Young, photographed in June 1866

Erastus Brigham Bigelow
ERASTUS BRIGHAM BIGELOW American inventor who invented power looms for use in manufacturing

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Brigham Young, a name that echoes through history and leaves an indelible mark on various aspects of society. From his role as the second president of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints to his influence in architecture and art, Brigham Young's legacy is multifaceted. In 1876, Brigham Young's vision came to life with the design for the Chancel Arch at Brigham Church in Cumberland. Through pen and ink, complemented by watercolors on paper, he crafted a masterpiece that stands as a testament to his artistic prowess. But it was not just within the realm of art that Brigham Young made his mark. As one of the six presidents of The Mormon Church, he played a pivotal role in shaping religious beliefs and guiding its followers towards spiritual enlightenment. Yet amidst these achievements lies an intriguing postcard from the 20th century depicting "Man behind bars" in an asylum - triplets. This enigmatic image hints at a deeper story surrounding Brigham Young's personal life or perhaps serves as a metaphorical representation reflecting societal perceptions during that era. The Brigham Young Monument in Salt Lake City further solidifies his significance. Standing tall in Utah, USA, this monument pays homage to his leadership and enduring impact on both local communities and beyond. Geographically speaking, East Riding of Yorkshire YO25 8 Map reveals locations associated with Brigham such as Carlisle (CA) and Allerdale CA12 4 Map. These places may hold historical significance or connections to events related to him. Even today, museums like the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston showcase pieces dating back to c1897 whose creators remain unknown but bear witness to how deeply ingrained Brigham Young's influence is within artistic realms. Lastly, we catch glimpses into daily life through images like "A Street in Salt Lake City" captured around c1880. These snapshots transport us back in time when Brigham walked those very streets – where dreams were pursued, faith was strengthened, and a community thrived under his guidance.