Abstract

This collection contains a scrapbook made by Ariel Frederick during her years in Ogden as a high school student at Ogden High, her college work at the University of Wyoming , and then her first few years teaching for the Glendo Public Schools in Wyoming. Items that have come loose from the scrapbook have been removed and placed in folders.

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The Arlyn M. Garside Collection was a collection donated by Kelly Garside. This collection contains

materials pertaining to the life of Arlyn Garside both personal and professional. Arlyn was a

police detective for Ogden city for many years, and the collection contains correspondence,

photos, police reports, his notebooks and mug shots related to his job. It also contains personal

photos and a scrapbook.

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This collection contains items mostly pertaining to the building of the 30 th and 35 th Wards Chapel in Ogden, Utah. Arthur Dale was the Bishop of the 30 th Ward. He was also employed with the United State Postal Service at the Ben Lomond Station. This collection was purchased from Schwab Books in 2004.

Abstract Within this collection are biographical accounts of Arvil B. Harris' father, Leander S. Harris and his grandfather, Martin Henderson Harris of which Harrisville in Weber County is named after. These biographies have been compiled and edited by Arvil Harris. Also in this collection is a diary kept by Leander on his experiences in his LDS mission to the eastern states, an Ogden Standard Examiner article on Martin H. Harris, an historical...

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This collection contains a photograph of the meeting of the rails at Promontory, Utah and various photos of Leander S. Harris and his wife Eliza.

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Metal tray with “Autoclaymation” inscription. Other inscriptions on the tray include buildings, people at work and a Bible passage from Genesis 11: 3, “Let us make brick and burn them.” Donated by Mikel Vause, 2001.

Scope and Contents

Bamberger Railroad Co. and Bamberger Transportation Co. Rail and Bus service

between Salt Lake City and Ogden, Utah, in effect January 15, 1950. Include map of route.