These 11 Photos of Utah in the 1960s are Mesmerizing
Life was a little bit different in Utah in the 1960s. You may remember it, but here's a refresher.
1. Little America, Salt Lake City
A luxury stay in a bright orange room.
2. Big Hand Cafe, St. George
Big Hand Cafe was a popular spot to gather, but it was torn down in the 1960s
3. Family photo, Sunset
This must have been a special occasion...even in the 1960s little boys couldn't have been that clean all day long!
4. Explorer Scouts at Mt. Timpanogos, 1964
Looks like they had a great time!
5. Imperial Motel 400, Cedar City
A sunny spot in Cedar City.
6. Utah Jazz Head Coach Jerry Sloan, 1969
Utah's beloved Jerry Sloan was playing for the brand new Chicago Bulls in 1969.
7. St. George Blvd.
It was a little quieter back in the 1960s.
8. Sunset Motel, St. George
This little motel looks so cute and clean.
9. Utah Lake
Same lake, smaller trees.
10. West of Salt Lake City, 1961
The photographer thought this photo might have been taken at Saltair, but the topography looks wrong.
11. Entrance Station and Visitor Center, Bryce Canyon, 1968
They've had a few upgrades since 1968.
Do you have memories of Utah in the 1960s? Share in the comments.
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