WASHINGTON COUNTY HISTORICAL SOCIETY (Washington County, Utah)
GERALD W. PRINCE HISTORY COLLECTION
(New Harmony, Utah)
probably the most significant collection in existence of historical information relating to the Harmony Valley.
Part of that collection has been digitized and gathered here.
PHOTOGRAPHS
WCHS-03389 The young middle aged Francis W. & Ann Eliza Imlay PrinceWCHS-03390 The New Harmony post office with the old metered gas pump in front
WCHS-03942 6 feet of snow in New Harmony, Utah
WCHS-03943 S. Kerry Grant and Ronald Prince with Reed Prince's barn in the background
WCHS-03945 Verl Kelsey and the couger he got at Central, Utah in 1940
WCHS-03947 Professional boxer, Edwin Verl Kelsey, of New Harmony
WCHS-03948 Viola Woodbury Kelsey and Edwin Verl Kelsey
WCHS-03950 The Lee Farm as viewed from the town of New Harmony
WCHS-03951 The Pace Farm looking west from the town of New Harmony
WCHS-03963 George F. Prince at home in New Harmony in 1937
WCHS-03964 Reed Prisbrey with a horse
WCHS-03965 Reed & Doneva Huffman Prisbrey
WCHS-03966 Painting by Florence Prince Quist of the George F. Prince Home in New Harmony
WCHS-03967 The James Lorenzo "Lowe" Prince Home in New Harmony
WCHS-03968 Reed Prince's gas pump in New Harmony
WCHS-03969 Two adobe bricks in Fort Harmony, Utah
WCHS-03994 The southwest end of the Ash Creek Bridge in New Harmony
DOCUMENTS
Article with photos of Ashby Pace and Lester IversonThe Salt Lake Tribune, Page B-2, August 6, 1973
Schools - New Harmony, Utah
by Gerald W. Prince, May 2008