Reproductions of photographs of the building of the Transcontinental Railroad, 1869, and of some individuals who were involved with it. Includes the classic photograph taken at the site of the driving of the Golden Spike, accredited to photographer Charles R. Savage, but actually taken by photographer, Andrew J. Russell.

This collection contains the photographs and captions displayed during the 2002 UCC Symposium at Weber State University, Stewart Library.

This collection contains photographs used in the 2005 UCC symposium display on UCC and Building America's Defense. The photographs are categorized by founders, World War II, Lucky Mc, and Missile Centers. The captions are included with the photographs.

Brochure of verse written June 23, 1932, and appeared in the Improvement Era,

February 1933. Four selections from Uncle Albert’s Poems by Albert W. Bell of Ogden, Utah.

Signed to “Ralph my dear friend Yours Bro. Bell.” Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints

inspired verse. Included is a hand-written note to “Ralph” from “Bro. Bell.”

Bulletins, correspondence, diagrams, inspection forms and instruction sheets for

the Union Pacific Railroad Clean Car Program, Ogden, Utah, May 1949 – March 1954. Items are

arranged by date. Original documents and photocopies.

Union Pacific Railroad land elevation profile chart from Council Bluffs, Iowa to

Ogden, Utah.

Freight equipment inspection forms and instructions, and a special switch order

for the Union Pacific Railroad, Ogden, Utah, January 18, March 13, and March 18, 1957.

Included is a letter from John F. Baker, Central Traffic Agent to Floyd Stanger, Industry Clerk,

Ogden Freight Station about sales and public relations, March 15, 1957. Original papers and

photocopies.

The contents of this collection were donated by Union Pacific Railroad of Omaha. It contains the Union Pacific Timetables for 1969 and 1970 and a copy of the Golden Spike Centennial issue of Transportation News , April 26, 1969.

Photographs donated by the Union Pacific Railroad of Omaha of trains, workers, and Union Pacific officials from the later 19th and early 20th centuries.

Photograph postcards of Union Pacific Railroad trains at Devil’s Gate Bridge, Utah; Echo Canyon, Utah; and in the Wasatch Mountains east of Ogden, Utah. Photographs are by R.H. Kindig of Denver, Colorado. Dates are June 29, 1941 and September 29, 1951. Black and white. 3 x 5.