Architectural drawing by Sterling R. Lyon of Ogden, Utah for North Ogden Jr.

High School. In oversize manuscript drawer.

Two black and white photographs matted on poster board, 7 x 9 and 7 ½ x 9. Depicts the staff of the Corinne Daily Reporter standing in front of the newspaper’s tent, Corinne, Utah, 1869 and women canning tomatoes at an Ogden, Utah cannery, ca. 1920. Located in the oversize photograph collection.

Cloth police badges taken from uniforms from Ogden City and South Ogden,

Utah, n.d.

This collection contains pamphlets collected by Wayne Thornock during his LDS mission in England after World War II. The items were donated by Mr. Thornock in 2006.

The book lists members alphabetically and the amount and type of donation they made. Donations ranged from cash, labor, hay, lumber, produce, diary, and meat. Members of the 3 rd Ward included Eccles, Farr, Eastman, and Pingree families.

The Ogden 20 th Ward was created from the 4 th and 23 rd Wards in Ogden, Utah on March 20,

1927, and dedicated on June 24, 1934, taking seven years to build.

Started in May of 1921 when a group of four got together to exchange ideas and talk radio. It

now has roughly eighty members with its own newsletter and website. The newsletter has been

incorporated into its website as an e-magazine.

This collection consists of a check book from the company dated from January 13, 1894 to December 26, 1907. The book contains cancelled company checks No. 1 to No. 506 to people and companies such as Alma D. Chambers (secretary and Treasurer), Hyrum Goodale (Director), The Standard Publishing Company, and W. W. Browning Company. The checks were drawn on a First National Bank account. A running balance is kept on the back of each page.