(Salt Lake Tribune Archive)
The view looking North on Park Ave. following the June 1898 fire that devastated Park City.
(Salt Lake Tribune Archive)
Lower Main Street in Park City showing shoppers out and about. Prior to the 1898 fire.
(Salt Lake Tribune Archive)
The Congregational Church in Park City in ruins following the fire of 1898.
(Salt Lake Tribune Archive)
Front page of The Park Record June 25, 1898. The Park Record building and all of its archives went up
(Salt Lake Tribune Archive)
Front page of The Salt Lake Tribune June 20, 1898.
(Salt Lake Tribune Archive)
Park City's great fire started at American House hotel at 4 a.m., June 19, 1898. In minutes the hotel
(Salt Lake Tribune Archive)
Main Street in Park City following a devastating fire in 1898.
(Salt Lake Tribune Archive)
Pedestrians walk past the remains of Park City's City Hall, with Marsac Mill in the background, after
(Salt Lake Tribune Archive)
Children play in the ashes and rubble while Park City continues to smolder in the background followin
(Salt Lake Tribune Archive)
The charred walls of Park City's Grand Opera House stand gaunt and ragged above the rubble. The opera
(Salt Lake Tribune Archive)
A fire engine company from Salt Lake battles flames in Park City's opera house during the devastating
(Salt Lake Tribune Archive)
The Park Record office and printing press before the devastating fire of 1898 that left much of Park
(Salt Lake Tribune Archive)
Remains of City Hall after the 1898 fire.
(Salt Lake Tribune Archive)
Dr. Edward P. LeCompte was singed up the back while helping to fight the Park City fire of 1898.
(Salt Lake Tribune Archive)
A photograph at daybreak of the Park City fire of 1898 burning through the center of town.
(Salt Lake Tribune Archive)
The view looking North on Park Ave. following the June 1898 fire that devastated Park City.
(Salt Lake Tribune Archive)
Lower Main Street in Park City showing shoppers out and about. Prior to the 1898 fire.
(Salt Lake Tribune Archive)
The Congregational Church in Park City in ruins following the fire of 1898.
(Salt Lake Tribune Archive)
Front page of The Park Record June 25, 1898. The Park Record building and all of its archives went up in flames during the fire of 1898, but it didn't miss publishing a single issue. At one point The Park Record was operating out of a borrowed tent.
(Salt Lake Tribune Archive)
Front page of The Salt Lake Tribune June 20, 1898.
(Salt Lake Tribune Archive)
Park City's great fire started at American House hotel at 4 a.m., June 19, 1898. In minutes the hotel was completely engulfed and the devastating fire spread quickly.
(Salt Lake Tribune Archive)
Main Street in Park City following a devastating fire in 1898.
(Salt Lake Tribune Archive)
Pedestrians walk past the remains of Park City's City Hall, with Marsac Mill in the background, after the 1898 fire.
(Salt Lake Tribune Archive)
Children play in the ashes and rubble while Park City continues to smolder in the background following the fire of 1898.
(Salt Lake Tribune Archive)
The charred walls of Park City's Grand Opera House stand gaunt and ragged above the rubble. The opera house was one of Park City's most imposing structures.
(Salt Lake Tribune Archive)
A fire engine company from Salt Lake battles flames in Park City's opera house during the devastating fire of 1898 in Park City.
(Salt Lake Tribune Archive)
The Park Record office and printing press before the devastating fire of 1898 that left much of Park City in ruins.
(Salt Lake Tribune Archive)
Remains of City Hall after the 1898 fire.
(Salt Lake Tribune Archive)
Dr. Edward P. LeCompte was singed up the back while helping to fight the Park City fire of 1898.
(Salt Lake Tribune Archive)
A photograph at daybreak of the Park City fire of 1898 burning through the center of town.
