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Overview Newspaper clippings, programs, and histories of the Ogden Tabernacle Choir.

Overview Typewritten, unpublished non-fiction. Discusses issues concerning the Mormon Church and

Afro-American policies and relations during the 1970s.

Overview The collection consists of a grant proposal by Dale R. Broadhurst for a comparison of the texts of

the Solomon Spaulding Manuscript and The Book of Mormon. The manuscript was donated by

Dale R. Broadhurst, August 16, 1979. Unrestricted. Added donations of three research projects

on the same subject.

Overview This collection contains a manuscript, “Preacher From Kirtland: The Early Missions of JedediahGrant” by Gene A. Sessions, Ph.D., Department of history, Weber State College. Presented at theannual meeting of the Mormon Historical Association, April 13, 1977, Kirtland, Ohio. Donatedby Dr. Sessions. It also contains a manuscript written by Dr. Gene A. Sessions, Weber State College, andpresented at the Mormon History Association session,...

Overview The collection contains a Xerox copy of a typescript of a journal written by George W. Taggart,

1846-1847 of his journey from Nauvoo, Illinois with the Mormon Battalion. The journal starts

February 17, 1846. Original vocabulary, spelling, and punctuation maintained. The collection

also contains copies of four personal letters written while in the Mormon Battalion from George

Taggart to his wife, Fanny.

Overview This collection contains various newspaper clippings, pamphlets and memorabilia related to church history.

Overview The Ira Owen Horsfall Collection contains correspondence to Ira Owen Horsfall of Salt Lake City in the years preceding, during, and following his mission for the Church Of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints. The correspondence are from his family and friends during the years of March 1900 and February 1902 through December 1913. This collection also contains newspaper clippings, a few photographs, and Horsfall’s grades from the University of Utah.

Overview This collection consists of a Weber State College research paper by Kathleen Newman.

Overview This collection consists of a Ph.D. dissertation, “A Study of the Origins of the Church of Jesus

Christ of Latter-day Saints in the States of New York and Pennsylvania, 1816-1831” by Larry C.

Porter.—Provo: Brigham Young University, 1971.

Overview This autobiography is an account of the life of Lydia Holmgren Tanner. It deals with her youth in

Brigham City, her career as a teacher, her life in Ogden before, during and after World War II.

Also her involvement and activities in the LDS Church.