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Overview This collection contains 18 letters written from William Jordan of Rawlings, Wyoming to his sweetheart Mae Hanley from 1912-1915. Mae was living in Ogden Utah from time period working for W. H. Wright and Sons store. The letters detail Jordan's live in Wyoming and his wishing for Mae's return. This collection was purchased from Ebay in 2004.

Overview Collection from William W. Terry. This collection contains the research of Terry as he wrote his book "Weber County is Worth Knowing."

Overview Family photographs of William Ward and his wife, Celestia Bailey Ward and a photograph of their children, Raymond Hyrum Ward and William Ivan Ward. Sepia, 4 x 5 ½, c.a. 1891-1900. J. Pasevitch Photography, Ogden, Utah. Collection includes family group record from the Family Search Organization in Salt Lake City, Utah, obtained from the internet.

Scope and Contents This collection contains a military discharge paper for Wilson S. Carr in 1864 and a petition of the federal government for a pension in behalf of Wilson S. Car to Mrs. Estella E. Carr. Also included in the collection is an agreement of the donation of the Wilson S. Carr documents to Weber State College.

Scope and Contents The Women’s University Club collection was donated by its members. The club began in 1921 as a way to keep college spirit alive by fostering intellectual and social fellowship. Its membership consisted of the wives of the members of the University Club of Ogden and other women who had at least two years of college work or its equivalent. Membership was kept around sixty and seventy members, and membership was by invitation, and was submitted to officers and directors after its initial...

Scope and Contents Scholastic composition book for Woodrow Thompson,

grade 12 Weber High School, Weber County, Utah. Dated

September 12, 1934 – December 20, 1934.

Scope and Contents World War II Ration Book Four for Edith Ann Mantker of 727 28 th Street, Ogden,

Utah, ca. 1942.

Overview Photographs of the Wheelwright Lumber Co., historic buildings in Ogden, Utah, the Wheelwright family and the Rabbits for the Poor Drive during the Great Depression. There are also proof sheets and negatives to these photographs. All photograph sheets are black and white and 7 ½ x 10, unless otherwise noted.