Scope and Contents Nearly sixty (60) linear feet of correspondence, newspaper clippings, photograph, films and memorabilia are included in MS 107. Contained in this wide range of materials is information which chronicles more than half a century (1926-1981) in the life of a man noted for his business achievements and public service, his abilities as an orator, and for his extensive travels. To improve access to this information, the collection’s papers and supporting records have been grouped according to...

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Contains photograph and copy of the Ogden City 1900 census showing the family of Ambrose Shaw, as well as a FamilySearch print out. On the back of the frame was written: For Elizabeth Shaw Stewart, Her father’s family. Her father Ambrose Amos Shaw extreme right standing. Family of A.A. Shaw, youngest child- right man.

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Nineteenth and early twentieth century American examples of advertising with

color illustrations. Among the names in advertising are F.E. Warren Mercantile Co., Davis

Sewing Machine, Whittemore Bros. & Co. and Wm. Driver & Son.

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Records of the AAUW-Ogden from 1943-2004. It includes minutes, correspondence, scrapbooks, and photographs

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Christmas letter from Anderson Lumber Company of Northern Utah sent to

business patrons, December 1943.

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This collection contains Mylar copies of drawings done by Leslie Hodgson and Smith. The collection was donated in 1979 by Carolyn Nebeker and Thomas J. Moore. The drawings are housed in the Mapcase.

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Architectural drawings for the Richards and Hunt Store created by Leslie Hodgson.

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This collection contains drawings of Tabernacle Square and Landscape by Leslie Hodgson and W. T. Stillwell. The drawings were donated in 1979 by Carolyn Nebeker and Thomas J. Moore. The drawings are located in the Mapcase.

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This collection contains a scrapbook made by Ariel Frederick during her years in Ogden as a high school student at Ogden High, her college work at the University of Wyoming , and then her first few years teaching for the Glendo Public Schools in Wyoming. Items that have come loose from the scrapbook have been removed and placed in folders.

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The Arlyn M. Garside Collection was a collection donated by Kelly Garside. This collection contains

materials pertaining to the life of Arlyn Garside both personal and professional. Arlyn was a

police detective for Ogden city for many years, and the collection contains correspondence,

photos, police reports, his notebooks and mug shots related to his job. It also contains personal

photos and a scrapbook.