Site 1. Knudsen’s Corner
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“Award Prizes for Bridge Drawings.” The Salt Lake Tribune, May 29, 1913, p. 14.
City of Holladay Historic Tour: https://historicholladay.my.canva.site
Daughters of the Utah Pioneers, Application for Plaque
“Gentle Grades Round Granite Hills to Bring Salt Lake to Pine-Clad Canyon Wonderland.” Salt Lake Herald, September 6, 1914, p.13.
Goodman, Jack. “Cozy Cottage at Knudsens’ Corner Stands as Reminder of Bygone Days.” The Salt Lake Tribune, December 21, 1997, D4.
Keller, Charles L. The Lady in the Ore Bucket. Salt Lake City, The University of Utah Press, 2001.
Knudsen, Darwin. Reflections, A Providential & Enriching Heritage. Agreka History Publishing, (1-800-360-5284), www.historypreserved.com, 2004.
Nickerson, Charles A. “Big Cottonwood Canyon and the Century Since Statehood.” Big Cottonwood Canyon, Utah, Big Cottonwood Canyon Association, 1996.
Photos and movie from Doug Wright at the beginning of his radio lecture. His family had a cabin near the site of Knudsen’s Grove: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n6iQzUMqUGo&t=3s
“Roads and Bridge in Salt Lake County Are Improved During Year.” Deseret News [Salt Lake City], December 19, 1914, p.38.
Roberts, Allen D. City Between the Canyons, A History of Cottonwood Heights. Cottonwood Heights City, 2018.
“Two Bridges Planned for Big Cottonwood.” Salt Lake Herald, March 10, 1914, p. 5.
“Want Beauty in County Bridges.” The Salt Lake Tribune, May 28, 1913, p.16.
“Will Improve County Roads.” Salt Lake Tribune, March 29, 1913, p.14.
Thanks to Salt Lake architectural historian, David Amott, for sharing newspaper articles on the bridge contest.