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.

Souvenir postcard book of Ogden, Utah area landmarks created by the Weber

County Library System, 2001. The postcards are replicas of early 20 th century photographs, sepia

tone. Images include City Hall, Carnegie Library, Weber Academy, Washington Ave., Sacred

Heart Academy, the Eccles Building, Ogden Canyon, the Hermitage resort, and Artesian Wells

Park.

Booklets promoting tourist venues in the Ogden, Utah area. “Do It For Ogden”,

ca. 1920; “Beautiful Ogden Canyon”, 1911.

Contains Photographs taken at the Old Mill in Ogden Canyon during a vacation type trip with John Christo, in uniform, and his wife. Also contains a photocopy of page in scrapbook that went along with the photographs.

Contains family photocopies of the Western family including photos of Ogden Canyon, Old Mill, Ogden Street Scenes during a flood, and Pioneers Days with a photo of Harmon Peery. Also contains a CD-R of the photographs.

This collection contains photocopies and scanned prints of materials held in a private collection by Robert Chugg. The collection includes Ogden brochures, photographs, postcards and stereoviews of the surrounding areas.

A collection of records concerning Snowbasin Ski Resort.

Photographs of Ogden Canyon, Ogden Valley, the Hermitage Resort and Southern Utah, circa 1915-1920. Most photographs depict landscape scenes but a few show recreational activities such as sightseeing, fly fishing and swimming. Some photographs come from the Ogden photographic studios of Paul W. Stecher and George W. Goshen. Originally arranged in a scrapbook.