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Conklin-Dern Residence P.2
No full textNorthwest corner J St. and So. Temple, SLC. Also home of his father, John Dern
Preston, Porter J. Chairman of Colorado River Planning Commission
No full textSeries 206 | Governor Dern | Colorado River Compact subject file | Preston, Porter J. Chairman of Colorado River Planning CommissionThis series contains correspondence, memorandum, minutes, and reports pertaining to Utah's rights and responsibilities as a member of the seven-state Colorado River Compact
Lottie B. Dern
No full textLottie B. Dern was the wife of Governor George Dern. Governor Dern (Democrat) served as a Utah state senator, then as Utah\u27s Governor from 1925 to 1933. He later served as Secretary of War under President Franklin Roosevelt
George Dern with rifle and buffalo
No full textGeorge Dern, holding a rifle and wearing a hat, crouched atop a rock. A dead buffalo is posed with its head near Dern\u27s feet
George Dern standing over dead buffalo
No full textGeorge Dern, wearing a hat and holding a rifle below his waist in both hands, posed among rocks. A dead buffalo, with its head propped up on a rock, is by one of Dern\u27s feet
Conklin-Dern Residence P.4
No full textJ.C. Conklin-Dern Residence. J.C. Conklin was a mining operator. 715 E. South Temple, SLC. From the S.L. Tribune Jan. 1, 1891.Photo of drawing from SL Tribune, issue of Jan. 1, 189
Geo. H. Dern
No full textBlack and white photograph of George H. Dern, signed for Marriner S. Eccles. Dern was a Utah businessman who served as United States Secretary of War from 1933 until his death in 1936
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