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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.
Virginia Parsons Photograph Collection
Small photograph and photographic negatives of young girls in Ogden, Utah, c.a. 1929. Girls are engaged in activities such as swimming and swinging. Negatives have been scanned and reproduced by the computer. Eleven photographs, black and white, 2 x 3, 4 x 5.
Viva May Wilcox Collection
Wade In The Water
Brochure and posters pertaining to the “Wade in the
Water: Smithsonian Traveling Exhibit of African
American Sacred Music Traditions”, Ogden Union
Station, Ogden, Utah February-March 2000.
Walking Tours of Ogden Manuscript Collection
Photocopy of manuscript to the book, Walking Tours of Ogden by Richard C. Roberts, 1981.
Wallace and Schramm Ogden Photographs
This collection contains photographs mounted on boards sold by Wallace and Schramm of scenic Ogden. The items were purchased from Ken Sanders Rare Books in 2010.
Wanted Posters
War Department ID Card
Hill Air Force base played an important role during World War II and trained many enlisted men during the war time efforts. William H. Jones was enlisted from Pennsylvania and died in 1993.
War Service Cards
This collection contains service cards for servicemen from Weber County primarily during World War I, but also some from World War II. The cards are listed alphabetically by last name. Most of the cards include information such as their home address in Weber County, their branch of service, countries served in, discharge or death dates, and next of kin. There are also fewer than two dozen cards for nurses and Forest Service personnel.
Warren L. Wattis Photograph Collection
Photographs from the Warren L. Wattis family of Utah. Includes baby photographs of Lloyd Wattis, Lloyd Wattis at about age six in baseball uniform, Warren L. Wattis as a young man about 25, Lloyd and wife Carye C. Wattis, and Veda Wattis. Color, black and white, 5 x 7.