History Of Provo Utah

6H J. Marines Jensen A. M. Published by the Author, 1924. Notes History of Provo, Utah by J. Marinus Jensen, published in 1924, is a seminal work documenting the early history of Provo, Utah. Jensen, a prominent educator and civic leader, served as the first principal of Maeser Elementary School and later as a professor at Brigham Young University. His book offers a comprehensive narrative of Provo's development, from its settlement by Mormon pioneers in 1849 to the early 20th century. The work is notable for its detailed accounts of local events, figures, and institutions, providing invaluable insights into the city's cultural and historical evolution.Jensen's dedication to preserving Provo's history is evident in his meticulous research and firsthand knowledge, making this book a cornerstone for understanding the city's past. The 1924 edition of History of Provo, Utah was self-published by Jensen and is recognized for its thoroughness and depth. The book spans 414 pages and includes illustrations that enrich the narrative, offering readers a visual connection to the historical events and figures described. It serves as a foundational text for historians, genealogists, and anyone interested in the development of Provo and the broader Utah Valley. Copies of the original 1924 edition are considered rare and valuable, often found in special collections and libraries dedicated to Utah's history. Description  Green cloth textured binding with gilt lettering on the upper board and spine. Loose bill of sale for the book dated November 5th 1979 within. Minor discoloration to the fore edge. Very fine condition overall.