This collection contains materials related to the Wattis Family Reunion held in Ogden, Utah in June 2007.

The American Federation of Labor (AFL) was a national federation of labor unions in the United States, founded in 1886 by Samuel Gompers. It was formed by craft unions, focusing on skilled workers and collective bargaining over wages, benefits, and working conditions. The AFL later merged with the Congress of Industrial Organizations (CIO) in 1955 to become the AFL-CIO.

Photograph donated by Roger Blair, 2008.

12” x 18” charcoal drawing of the Weber Candy Company,

Ogden, Utah, by Bill Smith, n.d. Located in the oversize

manuscript drawer.

This collection consists of minutes taken from a book of the Weber Chapter of the Alpha Iota Sorority. The female members are alumni from Alpha Iota Chapters throughout the United States. The Alumni Chapter was started in 1944 and then disbanded in 1960.

A gentleman’s club, for members only, the Weber club was started in the late 1890s as an answer

to the Alta Club in Salt Lake City. It provided a place for businessmen within the Ogden

community to meet, socialize and make business deals.

This collection contains the Weber County Tax Assessor’s photographs for businesses and residences. The photographs are divided first by town and then by street. The photographs for historic downtown Ogden are missing.

Weber County Centennial Committee Project’s compilation of four scrapbooks of Weber County, Utah events celebrating the one hundredth year of Utah’s statehood, 1896 - 1996. Includes brochures, invitations, letters, license plates, maps, memorabilia, newsletters, newspaper clippings, pamphlets, photographs, press releases, and programs. Compiled by Becky Ford.