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This collection includes photocopies of the items in the scrapbook detailing the first professional skiers in Ogden. The collection was donated by Dr. Lee Sather of the History Department.

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Contains original photographs form the Mitchell Postcard Company that were used for their line of postcards: Ogden, Utah and Ogden & Weber Canyon, circa early 1900s. Some have crop marks and hand retouching.

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Ogden Canyon and Wheeler Canyon, Utah photographs including Cold Water Falls and Glen Falls, Ogden Canyon and Wheeler Canyon by way of Ogden Canyon. Sepia tone, ca. 1880. Includes photographic copies.

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Two photographs of people enjoying recreational outing on July 24, 1910, Ogden Canyon, Utah. Both photographs depict people near pond and bridge. Black and white, matted, 4 x 5.

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Black and white and cyanotype photographs of Ogden Canyon, Weber Canyon and Ogden Valley, Utah, ca. 1915. Includes photographs of railroads, locomotive, horse and buggy, agricultural scenes, ranch scenes, and unidentified people. Sizes 2 x 3 and 4 x 6. Also included are computer scanned copies of the cyanotypes.

Abstract The Ogden Chamber of Commerce Photograph and Manuscript Collection was donated to Weber State College in 1987. The photograph collection, with over 1800 pictures, depicts buildings, people, nature, and other man made features from Weber, Morgan, Davis, and Cache Counties. Photographs - The earliest photograph dates from 4 July 1876 and shows the intersection at 5th and Main. Today, that same intersection can be found at 25th and Washington. Two major photographic collections,...

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Typed manuscript and photocopied material pertaining to the history of Ogden Hot Springs, Ogden Canyon, Utah. Donated by William and Catherine King, 1983.

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This collection contains copies of photographs from early Ogden and the surrounding region, spanning in time from the 1880s to the middle 1900s. Photographic subjects include people, buildings, businesses and industries, organizations, transportation, and landmarks. Each print in this collection has been backed with heavy cardboard.