Scope and Contents

Book: “Our Ancestry; As Told by Generations (From Adam Down to Date) by

Merlin J. Stone. Published November 26, 1920, Ogden, Utah. Genealogy on the Dee, Shaw,

Stone, and Taylor families of Ogden, Utah.

Abstract

This collection contains the records of the Defense Depot Ogden that was built during World War II. The depot also housed an Italian and German POW camp.

Abstract The drawings architectural drawings of the Defense Depot of Ogden (DDO) deal mostly with renovating, remodeling, and updating the buildings between the 1940s and the late 1990s. There is a group of drawings in the early 1940s that includes original blueprints for newly built buildings. Almost every drawing was given a number within a series. The series if fairly easy to follow with each project number followed the last two digits of the year in which the drawing was used. The series from the...

Abstract

The Moench School Book Collection contains 3 Ogden High School notebooks of Delecta B.

Moench purchased by Loreda Bosley at a local yard sale in 1954. Moench was the daughter of

Louis F. Moench, one of the founders and first principal of Weber Stake Academy.

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Black and white photographs (snapshots) of D. H. Adams and Mrs. D.H. Adams in the D.H. Adams Museum of Western History, Ogden Utah, 1937, 1939. Contents of photographs are Indian arrowheads, pioneer photographs, firearms, and a taxidermy collection of Western United States’ mammals and birds. 4 x 5, 3 ½ x 4 ½. Six photographs.

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This collection contains the diary of Henry Nelson from 1904-1905. During this time, Nelson was serving a LDS mission in Germany. He covers his time in Germany , England , and the steamship trip back to the United States. He included ticket stubs, play bills, and newspaper articles that he collected during this time. See MS 163 for the Fred Kotter Missionary Letters who also was serving in Germany during the same time.

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This collection contains a 700 page listing of dissertations written on the subjects of Mormons, Mormonism, and Utah completed by 1986. The collection is not in alphabetical order.

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Dokos Candy was owned and operated by George and John Dokos. The store was at 2522 Washington Blvd from 1930-1983. They manufactured high grade chocolates, ice cream, sherbets and lunches.

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Item 1 contains photographs and photo postcards with in a photo album. All photos c. 1910. Item 2 contains photocopies from photographs on CD-R. Photocopies are in the same order as on the CD.