Ogden (Utah)
Found in 780 Collections and/or Records:
Petitions For The James Brown and Lorin Farr Monuments
Petitions from Ogden and Weber County, Utah schools and from the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints wards and stakes from the Ogden and Weber County area, 1947, for financial support of the erection of two monuments on City Hall Park, Ogden for Ogden pioneers James Brown and Lorin Farr. This project was arranged and organized by the State Centennial Committee.
Polly Stewart Urban Pioneers Collection
Portrait Collection
Portrait prints of notable people in world history. Some representations are from art, while others are from photographs. Black and white, 8 ½ x 11.
Post Office Circulars
This collectin contains ledgers from the Post Office.
Postcards of America - Ogden
15 postcards from the Images of America Ogden book.
POW Guard Letter
The Ogden Defense Depot, designated as a POW camp on October 11, 1942, was one of the first ten camps in the country. An estimated 5,000 Italian prisoners and approximately 4,000 German prisoners were sent to the facility. The prisoners worked in local warehouses, farms, and orchard.
“Preserving the Future” Articles
Prohibition’s Weakness Broadside
Public Health Records Collection
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.
Queering the Archives: Union Station Edition
Responses to the question "What would you want people in the future to know about being LGBTQ+ in Northern Utah?"