Scope and Contents This collection contains materials documenting the Urban Pioneers: The Folk Music Revival inUtah, 1957 – 1966 oral histories project and concert. The project was started by folk artist, PollyStewart, and Weber State University student, Jennifer Bott Bateman.The collection is broken up into the series Correspondence, Grants, Urban Pioneer Concert,Urban Pioneer Oral Histories, Academic Works, Research, and Audio Music CD-R. Of...

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This collection contains public health records for the state of Utah from 1927 – 1954. Digital

records can be found at the University of Minnesota’s UMedia Archive at

http://umedia.lib.umn.edu/node/272193?mode=basic.

Scope and Contents The Richard Richards’ Republican National Committee Collection contains files, correspondence and supporting material written, received and collected during Richards’ tenure as Chairman of the Republican National Committee, January 1981 to January 1983. Designated MS 16, the collection is organized in a chronological/topical arrangement. Segmented by calendar year (1981 or 1982), the files are identified under ten primary headings and...

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Ticket to the Salt Lake Temple Dedication Services for Saturday, April 15, 1893.

Morning session. Signed by Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints President, Wilford

Woodruff.

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The Southern Pacific Railroad created a timetable to for the Salt Lake Division of their company.

This time table took effect on Sunday October 15, 1899 at 12:01 A.M. It shows time for

Wadsworth and Winnemucca; Winnemucca and Carlin; Carlin and Terrace; Terrace and Ogden.

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Pages take from The Art Journal, ca. 1876. Contains illustrations and text on

western American landmarks, particularly of Utah. Illustrations are black and white engravings

and cover the Great Salt Lake, Salt Lake City, Echo Canyon, Weber Canyon, Ogden City, and

Ogden Canyon. Oversize manuscript drawer.

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A complete copy of the first Sunday Edition of The Deseret News, Salt Lake City, Utah, Sunday Morning, May 16, 1948.