Showing Collections: 1061 - 1070 of 1912
Ogden 20th Ward Dedication
The Ogden 20 th Ward was created from the 4 th and 23 rd Wards in Ogden, Utah on March 20,
1927, and dedicated on June 24, 1934, taking seven years to build.
Ogden Air Depot Airplane Part Classification
A.C. Designation, Type, Manufacturer and A.C. Classification Covering Spares of
Airplanes prepared by Depot Supply, Ogden Air Depot, Hill Field, Ogden, Utah. Revised
February 28, 1942.
Ogden Air Material Area Pamphlet
This collection contains a pamphlet with the transportation, instruction for movement of Minutemen missiles and motors.
Ogden Amateur Radio Club
Started in May of 1921 when a group of four got together to exchange ideas and talk radio. It
now has roughly eighty members with its own newsletter and website. The newsletter has been
incorporated into its website as an e-magazine.
Ogden Area History Teaching Alliance records
Arranged into four series: Series 1, Seminars, 1986-1990; Series 2, Grants and programs, 1984-1991; Series 3, Reports and finances, 1986-1990; Series 4, Other office papers, 1985-1991.
Ogden Arsenal
Ogden Arts Festival Poster, 2012
Poster for Ogden Arts Festival designed by Clara Koolmees: 2012
Ogden Baseball and Athletic Association
This collection contains a stock certificate showing Fred S. Kiesel is owner of 2 shares of stock in the Ogden Baseball and Athletic Association.
Ogden Baseball Card Collection
Baseball cards from various players on various American Baseball teams. These
famous athletes once played on an Ogden, Utah, minor league team. Players include Bill
Buckner, Ron Cey, Mike Davis, Steve Garvey, Mike Morgan, Frank Robinson, and Bill Russell
Ogden Bench Canal and Water Company
This collection consists of a check book from the company dated from January 13, 1894 to December 26, 1907. The book contains cancelled company checks No. 1 to No. 506 to people and companies such as Alma D. Chambers (secretary and Treasurer), Hyrum Goodale (Director), The Standard Publishing Company, and W. W. Browning Company. The checks were drawn on a First National Bank account. A running balance is kept on the back of each page.