L.J. Paul: Friends and Groups

File — Box: 1, Folder: 3

Staff Only

Scope and Contents

Photograph number 1: L.J. with unidentified man in formal attire.
Photograph number 2: L.J. with three men.
Photograph number 3: Unidentified bandstand draped with U.S. flags.
Photograph number 4: Early photograph of woman in nurse outfit.
Photograph number 5: Unidentified couple.
Photograph number 6: Unidentified black woman.
Photograph number 7: Man holding a crutch. Labeled, "Mike, Hysteria patient."
Photograph number 8: Woman in black coat holding flowers.
Photograph number 9: Three men in horse driven cart.
Photograph number 10: Portrait of a group by a lake.
Photograph number 11-12: Two women by a sandstone rock formation.
Photograph number 13: L.J. seated, looking on at a large valley.
Photograph number 14: Group posed around a Christmas tree. (1916).
Photograph number 15: Three people in a canoe while L.J. is in the water.
Photograph number 16: Two people labeled, "In the garden of the Gods, 1915".
Photograph number 17: Three young women and a boy.
Photograph number 18: Extended family photograph.
Photograph number 19: Photo of adults swimming, one of whom has a cigar in his mouth.
Photograph number 20: Photo of large group of young men.
Photograph number 21: Four men with L.J. on the right.
Photograph number 22: Group of people in the water.
Photograph number 23: Large group of older men in suits.
Photograph number 24: Post card of formal portrait of six men.
Photograph number 25: Photo of early baseball team with the letters LDSU printed on the uniform.
Photograph number 26: Large group photograph of Theodore Best's Juvenile Orchestra with reviews and an invitation on the back to join Best's upcoming juvenile singing classes. (1903).
Photograph number 27: Photograph of the University of Utah Freshman class of 1909.
Photograph number 28: Photograph of the charter members in the Alpha Nu chapter of the Phi Beta Pi fraternity at the University of Utah Medical School. (1913).

Dates

1900-1945

Conditions Governing Access

Twenty-four hour advanced notice encouraged. Materials must be used on-site. Access to parts of this collection may be restricted under provisions of state or federal law.