"On February 13, 1975, dressed in nineteenth century costume, President Dallin H. Oaks rode on a scraper and drove a team of giant Clydesdale horses to break ground for the new Centennial Carillon Tower. Provo Mayor Russell Grange, Dr. Lorin F. Wheelwright (assistant to the president and director of the BYU Centennial celebration), and others tried their hand at the vanishing method of earth removal. Present also were Fred Markham (architect) and a representative of Paulson Construction Company, contractors for the project." | Source: “[President Dallin H. Oaks rides a scraper pulled by a team of giant Clydesdale to break ground of the new Centennial Carillon Tower, February 13, 1975].” BYU Harold B. Lee Library Digital Collections, UAP 2 Folder 344. 1975. https://contentdm.lib.byu.edu/digital/collection/BYUPhotos/id/983/rec/2Download Original File
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“[President Dallin H. Oaks rides a scraper pulled by a team of giant Clydesdale to break ground of the new Centennial Carillon Tower, February 13, 1975].” BYU Harold B. Lee Library Digital Collections, UAP 2 Folder 344. 1975. https://contentdm.lib.byu.edu/digital/collection/BYUPhotos/id/983/rec/2
"President Dallin H. Oaks Breaking Ground for the New Centennial Carillon Tower, February 1975" appears in: Centennial Carillon Tower
