Black and white photographs (snapshots) of D. H. Adams and Mrs. D.H. Adams in the D.H. Adams Museum of Western History, Ogden Utah, 1937, 1939. Contents of photographs are Indian arrowheads, pioneer photographs, firearms, and a taxidermy collection of Western United States’ mammals and birds. 4 x 5, 3 ½ x 4 ½. Six photographs.

This collection contains the diary of Henry Nelson from 1904-1905. During this time, Nelson was serving a LDS mission in Germany. He covers his time in Germany , England , and the steamship trip back to the United States. He included ticket stubs, play bills, and newspaper articles that he collected during this time. See MS 163 for the Fred Kotter Missionary Letters who also was serving in Germany during the same time.

This collection contains a 700 page listing of dissertations written on the subjects of Mormons, Mormonism, and Utah completed by 1986. The collection is not in alphabetical order.

Dokos Candy was owned and operated by George and John Dokos. The store was at 2522 Washington Blvd from 1930-1983. They manufactured high grade chocolates, ice cream, sherbets and lunches.

Item 1 contains photographs and photo postcards with in a photo album. All photos c. 1910. Item 2 contains photocopies from photographs on CD-R. Photocopies are in the same order as on the CD.

Contains photographs of Preston Lindsey.

This collection contains 74 diaries of Dr. Edward Rich and his wife Almira. They begin in 1892 and run through 1965. The bulk of this collection centers on Almira's diaries that run from 1897-1947. During that time she documented her personal life and the medical practice of Edward, the community of Ogden and national events such as the outbreaks of WWI and WWII. The diaries also include newspaper and magazine clippings, memorabilia and pins.

Correspondences, minutes of meetings, financial records, legislative reports, maps, newsletters and photographs, publications, reports, resolutions, schematics, speeches, journals, manuscripts, oral history transcripts, oral history tapes, publications.

Color tinted German edition of Frank Leslie’s Illustrated Newsletter, circa 1890. Depicts Ogden

train depot, parade and Indian pow-wow. (Oversized.)