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Mormon Pioneers Traveling to Salt Lake City. ca. 1937, Salt Lake City, Utah, USA, 978-Typifying Mormon Pioneers Crossing the Plains en route to Salt Lake City. The Hand-cart migration was a distinct movement in western pioneer travel. From 1856 to 1861 nearly 4000 people crossed the plains on foot. Men and women pushed or pulled their Hand-carts for 1000 miles west of the Missouri River, intent on finding a haven for religious freedom. Every company was under the direction of a captain or leader and was well organized. The Hand-cart companies brought to the State, artisans, traders, agriculturists, blacksmiths, and men learned in the professions. While the hardships were many the Hand-cart migration stands out as one of the greatest economic and social factors in the history of Utah. YOU ARE INVITED TO ATTEND UTAHs CENTENNIAL IN 1947
Filename: 918_11_LW002140.jpg
Size: 4740 x 3070 (8.9MB)
Date: 28th March 2014
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Mormon Pioneers Traveling to Salt Lake City. ca. 1937, Salt Lake City, Utah, USA, 978-Typifying Mormon Pioneers Crossing the Plains en route to Salt Lake City. The Hand-cart migration was a distinct movement in western pioneer travel. From 1856 to 1861 nearly 4000 people crossed the plains on foot. Men and women pushed or pulled their Hand-carts for 1000 miles west of the Missouri River, intent on finding a haven for religious freedom. Every company was under the direction of a captain or leader and was well organized. The Hand-cart companies brought to the State, artisans, traders, agriculturists, blacksmiths, and men learned in the professions. While the hardships were many the Hand-cart migration stands out as one of the greatest economic and social factors in the history of Utah. YOU ARE INVITED TO ATTEND UTAHs CENTENNIAL IN 1947
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EDITORS COMMENTS
This print captures a significant moment in the history of Utah - Mormon pioneers traveling to Salt Lake City. Taken around 1937, it showcases the typifying scene of these brave individuals crossing the plains en route to their desired haven for religious freedom. The Hand-cart migration, which took place between 1856 and 1861, was a remarkable movement in western pioneer travel. Approximately 4,000 people embarked on this arduous journey by foot, pushing or pulling their Hand-carts for over 1,000 miles from the Missouri River. Each company had a captain or leader who ensured that they were well-organized throughout. These Hand-cart companies brought with them a diverse range of skills and expertise including artisans, traders, agriculturists, blacksmiths, and professionals. Despite enduring numerous hardships along the way, this migration became one of the most influential economic and social factors in Utah's history. As we gaze upon this poignant image today, we are reminded of the resilience and determination displayed by these Mormon pioneers as they sought refuge in Salt Lake City. It serves as an invitation to all to attend Utah's centennial celebration in 1947 - an opportunity to honor those who paved the way for future generations through their unwavering faith and sacrifice.
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