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Overview This collection consists of original stereo-views (two identical images printed side by side that appear three-dimensional when placed in a stereoscopic viewer) that were taken of sights along the Union Pacific Railroad as well as general views of Ogden, Utah. Many photographers are included in this collection such as A.J. Russell, Charles Bierstadt, William Henry Jackson, C. W. Carter, and Charles Russell Savage. E &H.T. Anthony and Co. E. & H. T. Anthony &...

Scope and Contents Wire bound book titled “Westonian Stables, LTD: A Utah Limited Partnership.”

This business was initiated in Clinton, Utah, in January 1972 to acquire, breed, and train race

horses. The book is divided into difference parts such as background on the horse industry, risk

factors in the partnership, federal income tax considerations, and the Westonian Limited Articles

of Limited Partnership. Includes color photographs of partnership horses.

Overview Photographs of William H. Wattis and his wife, Marie. Black and white, 5 x 7, c.a. 1925. Donate by Patricia McNamara, 2003.

Overview This collection consists of letters and correspondence of W.H. Wattis.

Overview This collection contains sets of coins produced by the Franklin Mint. The collections are housed in the original folder containers that were given to the members of the Franklin Mint. Three of the sets also contain written materials that describe each of the coins. The collection was donated by Hyrum Wheelwright.

Overview This collections contains the account records of the Wheelwright Lumber Company from 1910-1973.

Overview Oversized reproduction of photograph on poster board, color, 1 ½ ft x 2 ft. Depicts a group of men and boys in front of the White Elephant Saloon and Gambling Hall, 25th Street, Ogden, Utah, ca 1890. Caption on photograph reads, “The Naughty Nineties” White Elephant Saloon and Gambling Hall 25th Street - Ogden.

Scope and Contents Letter addressed to Elmer from Violet, dated November 17, 1918, Willard City,

Utah. Letter is full of casual conversation and implies that Elmer is still enlisted in the military,

although World War I is over.