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2 Rivers Arts Festival
2 Rivers Arts Festival post, June 30 – July 1, 2001. Celebration of culture, arts,
resources and environment for Ogden City and Weber County, Utah. Oversize manuscript
drawer.
40th Anniversary Exhibit Collection
Ben Lomond Hotel Memorabilia
"OV photo of Ben Lomond and Washington Blvd.; Hotel table cloth; newspaper article"
Blaine R. Kendell Collection
Newspapers, newspaper articles and obituaries of early Davis and Weber County, Utah residents. Also, legal papers pertaining to early Weber County pioneers, William and Timothy Kendell.
Caril Jennings Collection
Common School Diploma – Maggie Montgomery
Margaret Isabelle Montgomery was born October 13, 1877. She was the daughter of Nathaniel Montgomery and Nancy Marie Clark and was the 5th child in the family. Margaret attended school in North Ogden and Ogden, graduating from Ogden High School in 1895. She taught school for a few years in what was then known as the Randall District, which was located in the southeast area of North Ogden.
Elizabeth A. Vance: A Register To Her Collection
This collection of papers relates the long and successful career of Elizabeth A. Vance in local, state and national Democratic Party politics. It is more than a personal history of Mrs. Vance’s political activities, however. It is also a chapter in the history of the Democratic Party in Weber County and the state of Utah since World War II.
Enable Utah
This is a collection of the efforts that a community put forth in order to assist the mentally disabled children that live within their community. It includes the struggles and efforts that the parents, teachers and students have encountered over the years in order to achieve their goals. This project has evolved into the Enabled Industries, Inc. that exist today.
Francis Warnick Collection
A collection donated to the library collection by and concerning Francis Warnick and the Weber Basin Project.
History of Medicine in Weber County Printer Plates
This collection contains the printer plates used in the publication "History of Medicine in Weber County."