Ferron, Utah.

A photograph of the Presbyterian Church in Ferron, Utah. The large church is constructed from stone. It is a large rectangular building with another structure and a bell tower attached to one side. The attached structure has a steep roof and one large arched window in the middle of the façade. Two windows are at ground level. The tower nestles into the corner where the structure attaches to the main building. The tower is square and has a large rounded opening at the top where there seems to be a bell. Four people stand on top of the tower on an observation deck. The congregation is assembled in front of the doors to the tower for a picture."The building was used both as a school and a church. The Ferron mission was established in 1904. The church operated from 1906-1946. The school opened in 1906, at the time many of the other schools in Utah were closing. The school operated until 1927." Dr. Fred Burton, Aug. 8, 2007 Sepia slide. Numbers and titles for the Russell H. Goodman slide collection were taken from an accompanying list. This photograph is listed as number 19. The list also includes the following paragraph: HISTORIC PROTESTANT CHURCHES OF THE WEST Photographs taken by Mr. and Mrs. Russell H. Goodman, in whose [names] these duplicate slides are presented to the Archives of Westminster College by Willard R. Harwood and Emil Nyman