The original Ogden Pioneer Tabernacle, on the southeast corner of the block, was begun in 1855 and finally opened on Oct. 10, 1869, seating 1,250 people. However, soon after the railroad came to Ogden, work began on a new, larger tabernacle and the old one was to be a concert hall. The tabernacle was replaced in 1953. That tabernacle stood until 1971.

This collection contains a photograph of the Ogden Tabernacle Choir in 1905. The photograph was taken in Portland during the Lewis and Clark Exposition. Some of the members are identified on the back.

Booklets promoting tourist venues in the Ogden, Utah area. “Do It For Ogden”,

ca. 1920; “Beautiful Ogden Canyon”, 1911.

Time table for the Ogden Union Railway and Depot company, in effect June 2,

1946.

Three maps of Southern Pacific and Depot Maps

Baseball cards and posters of players who, at some time, played for an Ogden, Utah baseball league. Items are filed alphabetically by surname of individuals. Donated by John Sillito, 1999.

This collection contains the ledger for the Ogden Water Company and was donated in September 2004 by Richard Roberts.