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Contains photographs from the Days of ’47 Parade in Ogden circa 1935. Also contains a photocopy of The Standard featuring one of the photographs.

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This collection contains a photograph of Ogden citizens dressed like mountain men and Indians in celebration of Ogden Pioneer Days 1934.

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News photograph dated 8-23-38. Writing on photograph: “Alley Oop and Foozy ride again. And Dinny the Dinosaur is the steed for the Mormons when they celebrate in carnival style at Ogden, Utah. The NEA comic characters come to life each summer as processions and parades are staged in Utah, when Mormondom marks harvest time. Here are shades of the past—the dinosaur age, even oo-la on Washington Boulevard, Ogden, as the Mormons turn back pages of history and carnival spirit reigns.”

Scope and Contents This collection contains materials documenting the Urban Pioneers: The Folk Music Revival inUtah, 1957 – 1966 oral histories project and concert. The project was started by folk artist, PollyStewart, and Weber State University student, Jennifer Bott Bateman.The collection is broken up into the series Correspondence, Grants, Urban Pioneer Concert,Urban Pioneer Oral Histories, Academic Works, Research, and Audio Music CD-R. Of...

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Portrait prints of notable people in world history. Some representations are from art, while others are from photographs. Black and white, 8 ½ x 11.

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15 postcards from the Images of America Ogden book.

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This collection contains public health records for the state of Utah from 1927 – 1954. Digital

records can be found at the University of Minnesota’s UMedia Archive at

http://umedia.lib.umn.edu/node/272193?mode=basic.

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Railroad Men’s Time Book sponsored by numerous Ogden, Utah businesses, ca.

1930. Published by Service Printing Inc.