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DDO Access-Road Needs Report
This collection contains information collected by the Defense Depot Ogden from 1966-1968 to try and gain an access-road and traffic light to the main entrance into the depot. The collection was donated by BDO in 2005.
Defense Depot of Ogden
This collection contains the records of the Defense Depot Ogden that was built during World War II. The depot also housed an Italian and German POW camp.
Defense Depot Ogden Machine Drawings
"4 flat boxes of machine / industrial drawings; 1 flat box microfilm of architectural drawings; 3 record center boxes photos and negatives, heavily damaged"
Ernest Cook, Defense Depot of Ogden Historian Collection
This collection contains Ogden, Utah Defense Depot historical information donated by Ernest Cook, Defense Depot historian during 1963-1966. It contains charts, correspondence, programs, early history of the Depot, and the Annual Historical Summary, 1963-1964. Also included are photographs of Depot personnel and buildings.
Ogden Union Railway and Depot Maps
Three maps of Southern Pacific and Depot Maps
POW Guard Letter
The Ogden Defense Depot, designated as a POW camp on October 11, 1942, was one of the first ten camps in the country. An estimated 5,000 Italian prisoners and approximately 4,000 German prisoners were sent to the facility. The prisoners worked in local warehouses, farms, and orchard.
Victory News
Found at and donated by Ogden High School, the Victory News Collection is made up of Utah Army Service Forces Depot-DDO (Defense Depot Ogden), Victory News. They are arranged chronologically from 1943-1944. There is one with no date.