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The main public library in the city of Ephraim (pronounced "EEF-rum) in Utah's Sanpete Valley, sometimes called "Little Denmark" after the large number of Scandinavian (especially Danish) newcomers who settled there

Ephraim, Utah · 1850–1939

The main public library in the city of Ephraim (pronounced "EEF-rum) in Utah's Sanpete Valley, sometimes called "Little Denmark" after the large number of Scandinavian (especially Danish) newcomers who settled there, Ephraim, Utah, 1850–1939
The main public library in the city of Ephraim (pronounced "EEF-rum) in Utah's Sanpete Valley, sometimes called "Little Denmark" after the large number of Scandinavian (especially Danish) newcomers who settled there, Ephraim, Utah, 1850–1939. Libraries — Modern Federal Architecture, from the Library of Congress record.

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