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John W. Dawson article
This John W. Dawson article is entitled the "True Story of What Happened on the Santa Maria: the Ethics of Revolutionaries." John W. Dawson was a passenger turned hostage onboard the Santa Maria a Portuguese liner which was taken over by revolutionary Henrique Galvao in 1961.
William A. Dawson papers
The William A. Dawson papers (1902-1971) consist of personal and political materials, personal correspondence, and autobigoraphical sketch, biograhpical sketches, and memoirs. Dawson (1903-1981) served four terms in the U. S. House of Representatives. This collection contains materials relating to his last three terms in the 1950s.
William Dawson photograph collection
The William Dawson photograph collection contains photographs of himself while in office and also fellow congressmen and staff members. There are also several photographs of the proposed Glen Canyon Dam area in southern Utah.
Eli A. Day papers
Haven G. Day papers
The Haven G. Day papers consist of family biographies and Day's autobiography.
Scott P. Daynes digital photograph collection
The Scott P. Daynes digital photograph collection contains scans of color slides documenting river trips taken with children on the Green River in Utah in the 1960s.
Peter Dayton photograph collection
Beginning in 1963 with the construction of the Glen Canyon Dam on the Colorado River, Glen Canyon and its 125 side canyons were flooded. This collection contains 2 color slides of Glen Canyon in 1957.
Arturo de Hoyos papers
The Arturo de Hoyos papers (1982) consist of a compilation of materials by de Hoyos, entitled "The Masonic Emblem and Parchments of Joseph and Hyrum Smith."
B. Nielsen De Luna papers
The B. Nielsen De Luna papers (1939-2003) contain her writings including the 10 volumes of The Mortal Shakespeare. The papers include Christmas cards, correspondence, and miscellaneous materials. De Luna was an emeritus professor of the University of Alberta, Edmonton, Canada and an eminent Shakespearean scholar.
Klancy Clark De Nevers papers
Noel de Nevers essay
The Noel de Nevers essay (1970) is titled "Suggestions for Outsiders Moving to Utah--A Purely Personal View." This five-page typed document is a commentary on the social environment to be expected by an outsider (non-Mormon) upon moving to Utah and experiencing what it is like to be a minority group member, perhaps for the first time. The essay offers suggestions for adapting to living in Utah with the least amount of friction.
Mario S. De Pillis papers
The Mario S. De Pillis papers (1957-2008) consist of correspondence, reviews, and other materials. De Pillis, a professor of history at the University of Massachusetts at Amherst, specialized in the social history of the United States and in the history of American religion, with particular emphasis on Mormonsim and Shakerism.
Ronald B. De Waal papers
The Ronald B. De Waal papers (2004, 2017) contains a paper entitled "Three Most Influential Libraries in My Life." In this paper, De Waal writes about three libraries, the Salt Lake City Public Library, the University of Utah Library, and the Colorado State University Library. Also included in the collection is a bound autobiography entitled, Journal Pages from the Typewriter and Film Camera of Ronald Burt De Waal.
Dead Goat Saloon photograph collection
The Dead Goat Saloon was a Salt Lake City bar and music club that opened in 1973 and closed in 2003. This collection contains color negatives and prints of the interior of the business.
Dead Goat Saloon records
THIS COLLECTION IS RESTRICTED. The Dead Goat Saloon records (1991-2011) contain business records, financial records, legal documents, personnel records, and printed materials. The Dead Goat Saloon was a Salt Lake City bar and music club that opened in 1973 and closed in 2003.
Blair Dean Utah natural bodybuilding video collection
The Blair Dean Utah natural bodybuilding video collection (1983-2001) consists of video recordings of National Gym Association (NGA) natural bodybuilding competitions in Utah and other states. Blair Dean promoted these competitions for over thirty-five years. Click here to view this collection in our digital library.
James Clawson Dean papers
The James Clawson Dean papers (1890-2008) contain correspondence, newsletters, financial and medical documents, brochures, subject files, notebooks, and memorabilia.
Mario DeAngelis independent film collection
The Mario DeAngelis independent film collection (2003) consists of short films made while DeAngelis was a film student at the University of Utah. Most of the films are in the horror genre. This collection is part of the Utah Independent Film Archive (UIFA).
Thomas Dearden family papers
The Thomas Dearden family papers (1976) consist of a photocopy of a publication compiled by the Dearden Family Association containing genealogical information, family stories, and biographies of members of the Dearden family. Thomas Dearden (1845-1911) was a Utah pioneer who moved from England to the United States in 1869.
Tim DeChristopher protest collection
The Tim DeChristopher protest collection (2011) consists of flyers and brochures announcing protests in solidarity with Tim DeChristopher. DeChristopher disrupted a U.S. Bureau of Land Mangement oil and gas lease auction December 19, 2008, in Salt Lake City, Utah. A federal grand jury handed up a two-count felony indictment against DeChristopher that accused him of violating the terms of the auction he promised to observe when he signed up to bid.