This is a collection of photographs of the E.O. Wattis Family and the family home at 2540 Eccles Avenue. The photographs are inkjet reprints on photograph paper

Dedication ceremonies information for the Harrison Boulevard Extension, Ogden, Utah. Includes

dedication program for October 7, 1966, photocopies of newspaper articles, and photographs of

the ceremonies.

This collection was originally donated by Peggy Shaw to Mount Benedict Monastery. The collection was transferred on August 1, 2010. The album was compiled by Catherine O'Neil, who then gave a copy to everyone living on the block.

In 1979 Ogden City created the Landmarks Commission to protect and enhance the buildings,

areas and natural history of Ogden. It is comprised of citizen volunteers who review proposals to

change the exterior of buildings in Ogden’s three historic districts.

This collection contains copies of photographs depicting historical Ogden. The photographs were donated by Loni Prout in 1983. The series of photos are divided into the subject areas of 1- Historical Buildings, 2- Ogden Businesses, 3- Demolitions, 4- Historical Homes, 5- People, 6- Schools, 7- Ogden Streets, 8- Miscellaneous

This collection contains originals and copies of photographs collected by Dr. Richard Roberts. Most of the photographs were used in his book co-author with Dr. Richard Sadler titled “Weber County’s History.” The files may also include the caption and sidebar used in the book.

This collection contains the Sanborn fire insurance maps for Ogden City. The maps were originally created in 1906 and then corrections and additions in the form of paste-ups were done until 1952. The maps cover all of Ogden City along with a few of the surrounding area.

Copies of reports on historical and archaeological surveys of various structures in the Ogden,

Utah, area. Includes editions of newsletter, Block to Block, and photographs of architect, Leslie

S. Hodgson, and home owners Mr. and Mrs. John Shannon Houtz. Compiled by the Ogden City

Redevelopment Agency in conjunction with Sagebrush Archaeological Consultants. It also

includes additions from 1992.