Ogden (Utah)
Found in 756 Collections and/or Records:
The American Legion Collection
Convention ribbons from the American Legion, Ogden, Utah, branch for 1927, 1929, and 1948.
Name tags indicate Matthew J. Compton and Pearl Compton of Brigham City, Utah.
The Art Journal Collection
Pages take from The Art Journal, ca. 1876. Contains illustrations and text on
western American landmarks, particularly of Utah. Illustrations are black and white engravings
and cover the Great Salt Lake, Salt Lake City, Echo Canyon, Weber Canyon, Ogden City, and
Ogden Canyon. Oversize manuscript drawer.
The Charles O. Johnson Collection
Original and photocopy of a letter written by George Matlock in 1845. This item was found at
332 33 rd Street, Ogden, Utah. Donated by Charles O. Johnson.
The Chester "Chet" Olsen Photograph Collection
Six photos taken on the day that Olsen scattered Bernard DeVoto's ashes in Idaho, April 6, 1956. The negatives for the photographs are in Folder 1 of the Collection
The Claude H. Pratt Utah Territorial Reform School And Utah State Industrial School Collection
The Clinton F. Larson Collection
This collection contains poetry from local poet Clinton F. Larson.
“The Cox Murders”
Personal account, “The Cox Murders” by Edward Cooper about the murders of
Sam Nelson, Betty Brooks, Jane Stauffer, Eliza Burton and Judge Lewis Trueman by Austin Cox
in Ogden, Utah, July 23, 1943.
“The Crystal” Date Book
“The Crystal” liquor and tobacco store, Ogden, Utah, date book for Charles Lister
for the year 1912.
The Daughters of the American Revolution Collection
A collection of materials donated by the Daughters of the American Revolution. It includes photographs, tools, household items, and school information from early Ogden teacher, Linda Irwin.
The Daughters of the American Revolution Photograph Collection
This collection consists of photographs of Miss Linda Irwin, and early Ogden school teacher who taught at the Grant School, Broon’s Bench Twelfth Street School and Washington Schools in Ogden. Also photographs of Miss Irwin with revolutionary relics and a small portrait of Henri Dupont. This collection was donated by Mrs. Franklin Maughan and Mrs. George Whitmeyer in behalf of the Golden Spike Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution.