Showing Collections: 1841 - 1850 of 1902
Willard City, Utah Letter
Letter addressed to Elmer from Violet, dated November 17, 1918, Willard City,
Utah. Letter is full of casual conversation and implies that Elmer is still enlisted in the military,
although World War I is over.
Willard, Utah Photographs
Black and white photographs of Willard, Utah, c.a. 1912-1915, 3 ½ x 5 ½. Scenes include people, houses, livestock, farming, and farmland.
William A. Rossiter Pass
Oregon Short Line Railroad Co. limited pass for William A. Rossiter, December
31, 1898. Collection includes a household record for William A. Rossiter from the 1880 United
States Census taken from the Family History Library in Salt Lake City, Utah. Obtained from the
internet.
William Allen Bank Receipts
Ogden, Utah, bank receipts to William Allen for 1922. Receipts are made out
from The First National Bank of Ogden; The Guaranty Mortgage Company, Ogden, Utah; and
Security State Bank of Ogden, Utah.
William and Ann Rosevear Family Railroad Collection
This collection contains information about the William and Ann Rosevear family, and their connection to the transcontinental railroad.
William and Catherine King Collection
Reproductions of photographs taken by W.H. Jackson, July, 1872. Ogden, Utah and surrounding area. Black and white. 8" x 10".
William Anderson, Ogden Stockyards Collection
Kurt Anderson donated the photographs and biography of his father, William Lloyd Anderson,
and the Ogden Stockyards. This collection is also associated with the Stewart Library Digital
Collection of the Ogden Stockyards.
William G. Clapp papers and models
This collection consists of materials relating to William G. Clapp’s involvement with several Weber State projects to create and launch satellites. The collection contains proposals, technical materials, photographs, and promotional materials relating to the design, fabrication, and operation of satellites, as well as replicas or prototypes of satellites including NUSAT I, WeberSat and one of its sister OSCAR microsatellites, and ADSAT.
William H. King
Poster for the re-election of Senator William H. King of Utah. Primary elections,
September 3, 1940. Oversize manuscript drawer.