Samuel
Hawley is a writer of narrative nonfiction and fiction. His books are
highly eclectic. He has written about 16th-century East Asian history,
19th-century Korean-American relations, Olympic sprinting and land
speed racing and a circus elephant named Topsy who was electrocuted in 1903. He lives in Kingston, Ontario.
| CITY OF SALT LAKE: PHOTOS (PART 1)
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 | | Athol Graham building the City of Salt Lake (courtesy June Rock) |
 | | Athol (in white overalls) with Zeldine and others on the salt, 1959, the City of Salt Lake unpainted and unadorned except for "Canyon Motor Co.," Athol's garage (courtesy June Rock) |
 | | City of Salt Lake being overhauled in preparation for a return to the salt in 1960 (courtesy June Rock) |
 | | Another view of City being overhauled, 1959-60 (courtesy June Rock) |
 | | The official Bonneville pass Otto Anzjon was carrying the day Athol died (courtesy June Rock, Otto's sister) |
 | | Athol Graham and his wife Zeldine, Bonneville, 1960 (courtesy Butch Graham) |
 | | City of Salt Lake on its trailer at Bonneville, August 1, 1960 (courtesy June Rock) |
 | | The City of Salt Lake pits on the salt, August 1, 1960 (courtesy June Rock) |
 | | Athol Graham (center); Otto Anzjon leans down on right (courtesy June Rock) |
 | | Otto Anzjon weeps over the wreckage of the City of Salt Lake, August 1, 1960 (courtesy June Rock) |
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