This collection contains the daily record for the 5 th Ward School from March 9, 1891 to May 15, 1891. Louis F. Moench was the teacher. The book lists the students, attendance, and scores for subjects. The subjects include Theology, Elocution, Grammar, Physical Geography, Reading and Arithmetic. It also has a Visitors' Register at the end. Students included David Eccles, Joseph Belnap, the Farr Children, Andrew and Walter Kerr, Joseph and Hyrum Pingree and the Moench Children.

This collection contains items mostly pertaining to the building of the 30 th and 35 th Wards Chapel in Ogden, Utah. Arthur Dale was the Bishop of the 30 th Ward. He was also employed with the United State Postal Service at the Ben Lomond Station. This collection was purchased from Schwab Books in 2004.

This collection contains the research of Wayne Carver into the history of Plain City, Utah. The materials are divided into history, people and religion. There were also books on Plain City that were removed and cataloged into Special Collections.

“The Sacred Teachings of the Coptic Fellowship of America.” 1938. Lessons 17-18, 33-

34, 59-60, 61-62, 71-72, 73-74, 75-76, 77-78, 79-80, 93-94, 95-96, 97-98, 99-100, 101-

102, 103-104.

Item 1 Easter Address on reel-to-reel Item 2 Transcript

This collection was donated by Jason Voss in 2004. It contains Voss's research into Mormon Fundamentalism and Polygamy. Also included are email correspondence between Voss and Phillip Savage, a member of The True and Living Church , which is headquartered in Manti , Utah.

Religious tract titled, “The House of Israel Who and Where They Are” by Milson

R. Pratt, ca. 1900.

The New Zion Baptist Church Archives collection was broken down into 19 different series Within each series it is organized alphabetically and numerically. This collection contains documents that range from correspondence, christian education, membership rolls, etcetera.

This collection contains pamphlets collected by Wayne Thornock during his LDS mission in England after World War II. The items were donated by Mr. Thornock in 2006.

The book lists members alphabetically and the amount and type of donation they made. Donations ranged from cash, labor, hay, lumber, produce, diary, and meat. Members of the 3 rd Ward included Eccles, Farr, Eastman, and Pingree families.