The 20th Infantry album photograph collection contains one album containing black-and-white photographs depicting a military march through Utah dating from September, 1912. The album is titled: "Ten days with the twentieth infantry September 10th - 19th 1912. Colonel Irons commanding distance 120 miles." This collection has been digitized and is available in our Digital Library.

Bill Lee Adams (1928-2014) and June Adams (1933-2014) were river runners who lived in Green River, Utah. This collection contains photographs of the Adams, Utah landscapes, and portraits of magicians dating from 1960 to 2010.

The Thomas Caldwell Adams photograph collection contains photographs, including aerial photographs, of areas in Utah and other Western states. Included are photographs of dams and irrigation works, activities at the Great Salt Lake, and various public works projects.

Virgil C. Aldrich taught philosophy at several universities before retiring to Salt Lake City in 1973 where he was an adjunct professor of philosophy at the University of Utah. The Virgil C. Aldrich photograph collection consists of photographs of Aldrich and the artwork he made.

The Gordon Allcott photograph collection contains primarily photographs of Gordon Allcott, one of 1st three patrolmen at Alta, as well as Alta ski area in 1947-1949.

The American Forensic Association (AFA) photograph collection consists of materials documenting the history of the AFA, a professional association of forensics educators. Among the AFA's many functions, the most important is the management of two major forensic events; the National Debate Tournament and the National Individual Events Tournament.

Helen B. Andelin was an author and leader of the Fascinating Womanhood movement, which emphasized traditional gender roles in marriage. The Helen B. Andelin photograph collection contains portraits of Andelin and her husband.

The Barbara Jean Erickson Andersen photograph collection contains material documenting the life of her stepmother Edith Westerlund Erickson (1909-1988), who worked as a nurse and nursing educator in Utah for 40 years. The collection primarily documents Westerlund Erickson's childhood in Park City, Utah, and includes photographs of her family and friends. The collection also contains photographs of places in Park City significant to the Westerlund family taken in 1988.

This collection depicts the life of D’Ann Naser Anderson, who studied nursing at the University of Utah from 1950-1954, as well as the life of her mother, Mae Ogden White.

Phil Larsen Andersen (1926-2001) served in the United States military during World War II. This colleciton contains black-and-white and color photographs and postcards documenting Andersen's military service in Germany at the end and in the immediate aftermath of World War II.

The Milo Andrus photograph collection contains photographs include the Neff home in Salt Lake City, formerly the Deseret Telegraph Station, and the Milo Andrus Halfway House in Crescent.

Sydney W. Angleman was a professor of English and a dean at the University of Utah. The Sydney W. and Mildred B. Angleman photograph collection contains photographs depicting Mildred and Sydney's lives, families, treavels, and careers.

The David Aoki digital photograph collection contains photographs of students at the Ogden Judo Dojo dating from the 1950s to approximately the 1990s and 1 black-and-white portrait of Aoki's father, Riichi Aoki, with two other people dating from 1913.

425 photographs, transparencies, and slides related to the effects of uranium, fallout, radiation, tobacco, and radon on people, the environment, and laboratory animals.

Laura Adams Armer (1874-1963) was an artist, photographer, and author from California who wrote about and photographed Hopi and Navajo people and culture. This collection contains 1 black-and-white photograph taken by Armer of a Navajo wagon.

Ike Armstrong (1895-1983) was a football player and coach who coached the Utah Utes at the University of Utah from 1925 until 1950. This collection contains photographs of Armstrong's life, career, family, and associates dating from 1950 to 1986.

Grant W. Bagley (1923-1946) was a First Lieutenant Pilot in the United States Air Force who died in action during World War II. This collection contains childhood and family photographs of Bagley as well as military photographs and portraits taken during his service.

Will Bagley (1950-2021) was a Utah historian and author of Blood of the Prophets: Brigham Young and the Massacre at Mountain Meadows (2002) who studied the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints, Utah, and Western history. This collection contains black-and-white and color prints and negatives depicting Bagley and images collected by Bagley in the course of his research.