The Utah Society of the Sons of the American Revolution photograph collection contains 6 photograph prints of members of the Sons of the American Revolution at various events, and one image of the Old North Church and Historic Site in Boston, Massachusetts. This collection has been digitized and is available in the digtial library.

The Utah Westerners photograph collection includes color images documenting field trips to various historic sites in the western United States, primarily in Utah.

Grant L. Valentine (1912-2005) was a World War II veteran, social worker, and educator who formed a business in the oil and gas field. With his wife, Mary Merrell Valentine (1912-2002), Valentine traveled globally. This collection contains photographs of the Valentine family, friends, travels, and military service.

The LeGrand G. Van Uitert photograph collection consists of personal portraits and various awards banquets. The collection also contains group photographs of unidentified men and a variety of chemical experiments and machinery.

The Veterans of Foreign Wars of the United States, Atomic Post 4355 photograph collection contains images of VFW members and of the Atomic Post 4355 building in Salt Lake City, Utah.

The Jack Vetterli photograph collection contains photographs detailing Jack Vetterli's time as an engineer for various television stations and outlets: KUED, KTVX, ITV, Skaggs Telecommunications

Milton E. Wadsworth was a professor of metallurgy at the University of Utah. This collection contains colored photographs and transparencies of Wadsworth at various work events with coworkers in the 1980s and early 1990s.

Irving Jerome “Izzi” Wagner (1916-2005) was a Jewish American businessman who was involved in the development of Salt Lake City's downtown. The Irving Jerome “Izzi” Wagner photograph collection contains oversized Wagener family portraits and images of properties in Salt Lake City associated with the Wagner business endeavors.

David M. Walden (1947-2010) was a historian and educator who authored, edited, and cowrote numerous individual and organizational histories. This collection contains material gathered by Walden during research into the medical history of Utah, as well as photographs documenting Walden's time living in Guam in the 1970s during and after his service in the United States Navy.

Charles H. Walker was a University of Utah graduate who studied archaeology. He worked for the United States Airforce as an electrical technician. This collection contains images related to Walker's family, military service and job, class expeditions, and travels across Europe.

The Ina Claire Wallace photograph collection contains materials realted to her professional life as an actress as well as personal materials related to her husband and family

Chip Ward is a Utah author and environmentalist known for his nonfiction writing about the impact of nuclear weapons and power on Utah’s ecology. This collection contains images collected by Ward in relation to his work as an environmentalist.

Theodore Milton Wassmer was an American painter and art collector. The Theodore Milton Wassmer photograph collection contains slides and photographs depicting Wassner's work in various mediums.

John Wendel (b. 1935) taught German at the University of Arizona from the 1960s until the 1990s. The John R. Wendel photograph collection contains family photographs and an industrial building.

The West High Basketball Team photograph collection contains photographs of team members posing with trophies.

The Doris C. Whittier photograph collection contains 487 photographs, slides, and negatives related to family, friends, and life in Alaska.

The Bartlett Wicks photograph collection contains photographs taken in 1969 of areas in France where Bartlett Wicks fought during World War I, postcards collected by Bartlett Wicks during World War I and travel photographs taken in Hawaii during the 1920s.

Arthur C. Wiscombe (1928-2011) was a Utah educator who worked as a teacher, principle, and superintedent of Salt Lake City, Utah, and Downers Grove, Illinois school districts. He also taught philosophy at Brigham Young University and at the University of Utah. This collection contains photographs of Wiscombe and his family dating from 1953 to 1994.

The Women's State Legislative Council Of Utah photograph collection photographs of council members at various functions such as board meetings and luncheons. This collection has been digitized and is available in the digital library.