Abstract

This collection contains materials collected from the Abbey during 2002-2003. It includes information of the Capital Campaign to build a new Monastery. It also houses two reel to reel tapes.

Abstract

Our Lady of the Holy Trinity Abbey is a Trappist monastery located in Huntsville, Utah founded

in 1947.

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Contains photographs mounted on old scrapbook paper about a Shop and Dam around Huntsville, Utah, c. 1910. There is also writing on some of the scrapbook paper that gives some information to what is happening in the photos.

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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Historical notes and sketches, expressions of impressions, etc. from The Abbey of

Our Lady of the Holy Trinity, Huntsville, Utah. Transcribed from a carbon copy of the original

held in the Archives of The Abbey of Gethsemeni, Kentucky, and provided by the archivist, Bro.

Joshua Brands. Donated to Weber State University by John Sillito, 2003.

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This collection contains a poster for the film "Present Time..." by Jon Slattery, a documentary about the Huntsville monastery.

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This collection contains an original manuscript (photocopy) of a published book, The Mystery of

the Ordinary, by Father Charles Cummings of the monastery Abbey of the Holy Trinity,

Huntsville, Utah. This book was copyrighted in 1981.

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The contents of this photograph collection consist of 328 photographs of Civil Conservation Corps Camps in the Intermountain West, built in the Depression Era of the 1930’s. The collection was donated to the Stewart Library, Special Collections, by Dr. Jerome Bernstein of Weber State College in 1979. The photographs are restricted for use.