The Donald Dahlquist photograph collection contains one album of 24 tinted photographs dating from 1906 and titled "The Great Salt Lake Country." The photographs depict Salt Lake City, scenery, buildings, and presidents of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints.

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.

Timothy Mansfield “Tim” DeChristopher (1981-) is an environmental and climate activists who was arrested and sentenced to two years in federal prison for disrupting a United States Bureau of Land Mangement oil and gas lease auction December 19, 2008, in Salt Lake City, Utah. This collection contains color photographs documenting DeChristopher's protest and sentencing.

The Bernard DeVoto photograph collection contains images related to Bernard DeVoto and his family from approximately 1900 to 1970. Bernard DeVoto was an American historian, author, and conservationist. Avis MacVicar DeVoto, Bernard's spouse, was an American culinary editor and chef.

Dialogue Foundation photograph collection contains published and submitted drawings, paintings and photographs. The material has been separated by subject matter, i.e. LDS (Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints) musicians and artists, LDS historical figures, LDS women, art, LDS temples and downtown Salt Lake City, The Book of Abraham, and miscellaneous photographs and material.

Constance "Connie" Luprille Dillon (1918-2005) was an artist who specialized in watercolor andc was active in the art community in Salt Lake City, Utah. This collection contains color slides and prints of Dillon paintings, involvement in community art classes and events, family, friends, and the Utah landscape and cityscape.

Annette Richardson Dinwoodey (1906-2007) was a Utah vocalist specializing in opera and choral music. Dinwoodey sang for many organizations and venues in Utah and across the world throughout her career, including Royal Albert Hall, Carnegie Hall, and the Salt Lake City Tabernacle. The Annette R. Dinwoodey photograph collection contains photographs related to Dinwoodey's career, including images of other musicians, and photographs of Dinwoodey's family, friends, and genealogy.

The John A. Dixon photograph collection consists of images of various members of the Dixon family and photographs documenting the life and career of John A. Dixon.

This collection is entirely digitalized and available online in our Digital Library.

DOIT (Depositors of Insured Thrifts) was a Utah organization formed to assist people who lost money in five local thrifts, uninsured state-level financial institutions, that went bankrupt in the 1980s. This collection contains 11 color photographs of the second "Rip Off Reunion" of members from 1988.

The Wilby Durham photograph collection consists of two black and white photographs of a group of people at an unidentified dinner party. The photographs were taken by Deseret News photographer Howard C. Moore on March 8, 1962. Additional materials donated digitally for his induction into the Intermountain Ski Hall of Fame

The Emery County Aerial photograph collection contains aerial photographs of an area in Emery County, Utah including tributaries of the San Raphael River.

The Entrada Institute is a nonprofit organization in Torrey, Utah, dedicated to promoting education, environmentalism, and culture in southern Utah. The Entrada Institute photograph collection contains images of buildings in the area and members participating in outdoor activities.

Keith B. Farr was a radio announcer who began his career at KLO 1430 Radio Ogden before moving to KWIN in Stockton, California. The Keith B. Farr photograph collection contains photographs documenting his work at KWIN in the 1970s through 1990.

Scott Harry Faulring (1956-2018) was a Brigham Young University professor and researchers into the history of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Daints. This collection contains photographs, slides, and negatives documenting Faulring's career as a researcher and in the United States Airforce, as well as images of Faulring's family and travels.

Edward "Fast Eddie" Ferguson was a competetive skier and ski teacher known for his freestyle technique.

Vardis Fisher (1895-1968) was an American writer and educator who studied and taught at the University of Utah before teaching at New York University. The Vardis Fisher photograph collection contains 1 color portrait photograph of Fisher taken circa 1960.

The Folklore Student photograph collection contains images from one folklore project created by University of Utah student, Lloyd Shaw.

Cecelia H. Foxley served as the Deputy Commissioner, and the Associate Commissioner for Academic Affairs. She then served as Commissioner of the Utah System of Higher Education and Chief Executive Officer to the State board of Regents for over 10 years. Afterward, she served for three years as Regents professor in the Educational Psychology department at the University of Utah. This collection contains 4 photographs depicting Foxley's career from 1993 to 2002.

The Russell Simon and Margaret Breer Fraser photograph collection contains images depicting family, friends, children, homes, the Fraser family garden, Liberty Park in Salt Lake City, Salt Lake City Municipal Airport, California, Liberty Bell, Philadelphia, and a military base in Hawaii.