This collection contains postcards bearing photographs of L.D.S. Missionaries. Dates range from 1910 – 1939.

This contents of this collection were donated by Leonard J. Arrington. The manuscripts include printed and reprint copies of “The Mormon Heritage of Vardis Fisher,” “The Economic Role of Pioneer Mormon Women,” and “The Six Pillars of Utah’s Pioneer Economy.”

Liberty Loan Roll of Honor for employees of the Ogden Portland Cement

Company of Utah, 1917. This honor roll recognizes these people’s contribution for subscribing

to Liberty Bonds. Included is a newspaper clipping of a public pledge of support to these

employees by the president of the company, Chapin A. Day, dated June 1, 1917.

Written life story of Bonnie Russell Wahlen, an Ogden native and her growing up in both Ogden and Davis County. She married Jack D. Wahlen and together they had three children which they raised in Texas, Tennessee and Utah since Jack went into medicine and worked as a clinical researcher until he received his MD. Bonnie worked in medical offices most of her life.

Autobiography, “Life of Job Pingree written by Himself at the Age of 88 Years.”

Account of Mormon pioneer, Job Pingree, who emigrated from England and settled in Ogden,

Utah, in 1857. Photocopy of original handwritten account and photocopy of transcript. Oversize

manuscript drawer.

This collection contains 6 photographs bearing images of people and places in Ogden, Utah