Trio of original stereoviews featuring Brigham Young, leader of the Latter-day Saints, and his impressive Salt Lake City estate. One view is a rare portrait of Young himself, with the mount identifying him as “Pres. B. Young, born June 1st, 1801.” Captured in a studio setting and published by Savage & Ottinger, the portrait is crisp and dignified, offering an unadorned look at the Mormon prophet in his later years.

The second and third views depict two different perspectives of Young’s extensive residence. One stereoview is labeled “Front of Residence of President B. Young,” showing a grand two-story home with a high fence, carriage, and several trees—likely in early spring or late fall based on the bare branches. The other is a sweeping panoramic view from the University, captioned “Residence of Pres. B. Young, from the University.” This elevated vantage offers a broader cityscape with snow-capped mountains in the distance and a stunning perspective on the urban grid and architectural development of early Salt Lake City.

Published by C.R. Savage’s Pioneer Art Gallery, these stereoviews offer historical insight into the personal and political life of one of the West’s most influential settlers. All three are mounted on period green cards with publisher imprints and exhibit light soiling and edge wear typical of 19th-century stereographs. A strong and desirable group highlighting the man and his domestic domain during a formative period in Utah history.