Heber J. Grant led a substantial body of Church leaders and their families on a tour of Southern Utah’s great canyons and parks in 1921. Here he stands on the edge of a mountain overlooking Hurricane, in Washington County.
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Wait. That can’t possibly be 1949. Hold your protests while I check my source.
1921. It was 1921. My apologies!
Hooray for Hurricane!!
It looks to me like he is south of town, overlooking the “fields,” above Three Falls and Gould’s Wash, in case anyone wanted to know.
All hail Hurricane!