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Early Rainbow Lodge
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PHILIP-3-1986-0454
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1 photograph : b&w
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Photograph of the first building of the Rainbow Lodge and the first Alta Lake store and Post Office. Jean Tapley walking on front grounds of the lodge.
The only two buildings that existed at Rainbow Lodge when it first opened in 1915.<sup>1</sup>
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Good (May 2010)
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All inquiries regarding use, reproduction and publication should be addressed to museum staff.
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- Tapley, Jean Elizabeth (Subject)
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<sup>1</sup> Research by Tim Cornish from interviews with Myrtle Philip, 1982