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Scope and Contents Two brief letters from Ogden, Utah attorney, Abbot R.

Heywood to John M. Cannon dated January 25, 1902 and

February 11, 1902. Correspondence concerns Willard

Snider.

Overview Photograph of West Ogden taken by the Adams Brothers in the late 19th Century. The Adams Brothers owned and operated a studio on Main (Washington) Street in Ogden. The photograph is west of Ogden including farm land and the city skyline in the background.

Overview This collection contains invitations, brochures, programs, and ephemera from events in Ogden.

Of particular note is material related to the 1997 Sundance film Festival, the Utah musical

Theatre, and the Ogden Egyptian Center. Materials range in date from 1993 – 1997.

Overview Writing on back of photo reads: Acme Newspictures…San Francisco Bureau…SF 5189 Ogden Official Indicted: A.E. Wilfong, Chief of Police at Ogden, Utah, named in a federal indictment with other Ogden officials charged with conspiracy to violate the dry law.

Overview Folder 1 contains CD-Rs and a separation sheet. Folder 2 contains oversized photographs.

Overview This collection was donated by Alexis Kelner, President of the Save Our Canyons Committee. The Committee printed newsletters, newspaper inserts, and brochure to heighten the awareness of the damage being done to Utah’s Canyons.

Scope and Contents Certificate of appointment for Postmaster of North Ogden, Utah, for Alice S.

Dean. Issued July 14, 1906. Signed by F.H. Hitchcock, acting Postmaster General of the United

States of America.