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World's Most Famous Trailer	Buzz's Suit
This Airstream was used as a quarantine facility for the Apollo 11 crew when they were brought aboard the USS Hornet. There was concern that they may have brought back germs from the Moon. This photo is Public Uploaded on July 19, 2009	Buzz Aldrin wore this space suit on the moon, and it still has lunar dust on it. This photo is Public Uploaded on July 19, 2009
Lock and Load	Joseph Smith	Mounts Rainer and St. Helens
I recently had an opportunity to fly with two World War II veterans on "Witchcraft", the last B-24 in flying condition. This shot was taken as we were flying through Provo Canyon. This photo is Public Uploaded on July 17, 2009	Statue of the LDS Church's first prophet on Temple Square. This photo is Public Uploaded on July 11, 2009	Washington State's two most-famous volcanoes. This photo is Public Uploaded on July 8, 2009
Mount Timpanogos Temple at Twilight HDR	Faster Than a Speeding Surface-to-Air Missile	The Need For Speed
Mount Timpanogos Temple on a summer evening This photo is Public Uploaded on June 25, 2009	Unlike the U-2, no Blackbirds were ever shot down while on spy missions. This photo is Public Uploaded on June 22, 2009	The SR-71 was one of the country's best spy planes This photo is Public Uploaded on June 22, 2009
Mount Timpanogos Temple	Caught in The Web	Skylight
The Mount Timpanogos Temple in American Fork, Utah. This photo is Public Uploaded on June 16, 2009	At Provo Towne Centre. This photo is Public Uploaded on June 6, 2009	The main skylight of the Provo Towne Centre. This photo is Public Uploaded on June 6, 2009
Food Court	Promenade	Inside Pine Valley Church (Replica)
The Rock Canyon Cafes, the mall's food court. This photo is Public Uploaded on June 6, 2009	One of the main wings of Provo Towne Centre mall. This photo is Public Uploaded on June 6, 2009	If you look at the ceiling, you can see the curved shape that belies its nautical origins. In addition to being a house of worship, the building also served as a schoolhouse. This photo is Public Uploaded on June 6, 2009
Pine Valley Church (Replica)	Pine Valley Church (Replica)(Daguerreotype)	John Fairbanks Home
Ebenezer Bryce, a shipwright, built the original Pine Valley Church in southern Utah. He based his design on a ship's hull, and said it would even float if a flood came. The original still stands in Pine Valley. This photo is Public Uploaded on June 6, 2009	A more "period" image. This photo is Public Uploaded on June 6, 2009	John Fairbanks was one of the original settlers of Payson, Utah, and built this adobe home there. Brigham Young stopped in regularly on his way through the area, and reportedly was staying in the house when the Transcontinental Railroad was completed. The house now stands at This Is The Place Heritage Park in Salt Lake City. This photo is Public Uploaded on June 6, 2009