Hodgson, Leslie
Found in 8 Collections and/or Records:
Architectural Drawings Mr. George E. Maule
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.
Architectural Drawings of the Richards and Hunt Store
Architectural drawings for the Richards and Hunt Store created by Leslie Hodgson.
Architectural Drawings Tabernacle Square and Landscape
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.
Hodgson Family Oral Histories
This collection contains oral histories of two of Leslie Hodgson daughters and numerous grandchildren. Leslie Hodgson was a prominent architect in Ogden and worked on projects such as Ogden High School and the Egyptian Theatre. Michael Mackay and Michael Mitchell as part of their history requirement collected the interviews.
Ken W. Jones Architectural Drawings Collection
37 architectural drawings of Ogden area schools, businesses and homes created by Eber Piers, Leslie Hogdson, Lawrence Olpin, and Keith Wilcox.
The Ogden City Redevelopment Agency Collection
Copies of reports on historical and archaeological surveys of various structures in the Ogden,
Utah, area. Includes editions of newsletter, Block to Block, and photographs of architect, Leslie
S. Hodgson, and home owners Mr. and Mrs. John Shannon Houtz. Compiled by the Ogden City
Redevelopment Agency in conjunction with Sagebrush Archaeological Consultants. It also
includes additions from 1992.
The Teddy Fullmer Collection
The contents of this collection consist of a biographical history of Leslie Simmons Hodgson, an
Ogden architect, and his father, Oliver Hodgson. Included are descriptions of his architectural
works. The collection was donated by Teddy Fullmer