This folder includes a collection of ghost stories retold by Utah students.

This folder includes a collection of stories and anecdotes about Halloween written by Utah students.

This folder includes a collection of stories, customs, and anecdotes about hunting.

This folder includes student essays entitled "The Lost Josephine Mine," "The Legend of the Three Nephites Among the Mormons," "The Gideanton Robbers," "The Legends of Swan Lake," "The Legendary Bad-News Cat of Washington," "John Baptiste--Grave Robber," "The Phantom Bear," "The Lady of the Lake," "The Legend of the 'Wolf'," "Manti Folklore," and "Pioneer Experiences."

This folder includes student essays entitled "Forlorn and Mysterious Gold," "Invitation to the Dance," "The Joke," "Lost Bandit," "Why the Coyote Is Timid," "Savage Love," "The Legend of Timpanogos," "An Indian Legend," "Legends heard in Childhood," "Mount Timpanogos," and "A Story of a Dream Mine."

This folder includes two accounts of people being healed by faith and one account of a pioneer miracle not related to medicine.

These boxes include the manuscripts described in A Bibliography of the Archives of the Utah Humanities Research Foundation, originally published as a Bulletin of the University of Utah, Volume 38, Number 9. The bibliography is divided into categories, and box titles are based on those categories. When a box contains multiple categories, those category divisions are noted in the finding aid.

This folder includes an interview about a mine in Eureka, Juab County.

These boxes include the manuscripts described in A Bibliography of the Archives of the Utah Humanities Research Foundation, originally published as a Bulletin of the University of Utah, Volume 38, Number 9. The bibliography is divided into categories, and box titles are based on those categories. When a box contains multiple categories, those category divisions are noted in the finding aid.

This folder includes a Deseret News article, "Bear Lake Monster," an article from The Salt Lake Semi-Weekly Herald, "Great Salt Lake: A Monster Story," and a story entitled "Washington Town."

This folder includes lyrics of pioneer songs and Utah folk songs including "Sioux Indians," "The Mormon Car," "The Handcart Song," and "A Song of 1857."

This folder includes essays discussing nicknames given to community members in Sanpete and Summit counties.

This folder includes a collection of student essays describing the origins of place names in the region, including Little Zion Canyon, Hazelton, Spring City, East Mill Creek, Gunnison, the Jordan River, and Corinne.

This folder includes a collection of student essays describing the origins of place names in the region, including Kanab, Holladay, Suicide Rock, Rock Springs, Helper, Springfield, Hurricane, Monroe, Clover, Tooele, and Santaquin.

This folder includes a collection of student essays describing the origins of place names in the region, including Blanding, the Hole in the Rock, Soldier Crossing, Layton, Riverton, Wanship, Dead Man's Cave, Sperry Court, Park City, Martin's Alley, Hinckley, and Kanab.

This folder includes a collection of student essays describing the origins of place names in the region, including Salt Lake City, Death Valley, Butlerville, Star Valley, Henefer, Price, Silver Reef, Eureka, Millard County, and Fillmore.

This folder includes "Thoughts That Come to Me in the Still Hours of the Night (Of men that travelled with me on my many trips)."

This folder includes stories of early Utahns having supernatural experiences.

These boxes include the manuscripts described in A Bibliography of the Archives of the Utah Humanities Research Foundation, originally published as a Bulletin of the University of Utah, Volume 38, Number 9. The bibliography is divided into categories, and box titles are based on those categories. When a box contains multiple categories, those category divisions are noted in the finding aid.