The West Jordan threshing photograph collection contains one photograph of a threshing machine operating in West Jordan, Utah.

The Western Road Trips Through Utah, Idaho, and Yellowstone photograph album is an album compiled by an unidentified individual or individuals depicting photographs of road trips through Idaho, Utah, and Wyoming dating from 1940 to 1941.

Prints of western industrial sites and locations collected by Susan Salem in the summer of 2008 as part of her work on the Western Waters Digital Library project. Most are publicity shots from various industries, and many have handwritten or typed captions.

James Westerfield (1904-1976) was a graduate of the University of Utah who worked a variety of positions for the United States Bureau of Mines, including the position of Assistant Director of Health and Safety. This collection contains press coverage of the Rovena mine safety day rally in 1955, photos from National First Aid and Mine Rescue contests, awards ceremonies, safety practices. Also included are photos from various mining operations and disasters around the country.

Alice Estelle Manning Whipple (1925-2018) was a poet and member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints. This collection contains photographs of Whipple's father, Horatio Alpha Manning, and his parents, siblings, and grandparents.

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

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.

Joan Woodbury (1927-) was a dancer, choreographer, and professor of dance at the University of Utah who co-founded the Ririe-Woodbury Dance Company in 1964. This collection contains portraits of Woodbury and photographs of students, practices, and dance performances dating from 1950 to 1990.

Don C. Woodward (1936-2022) was a Utah journalist and author who served as managing editor of Deseret News. He was coauthor, with Joel Campbell, of Common Ground: 100 Years of the Salt Lake Chamber, published in 2010. This collection contains photographs of Hill Air Force Base, Davis County, Utah dating from 1934.

The Jedediahy Foss Woolley, Jr. photopgraph colleciton contains family photos of the Woolley, Ferguson, and Forsyth families.

The Word War I Parade photograph collection consists of 28 black-and-white photographs depicting the parade and celebration on November 11, 1918, in downtown Salt Lake City, Utah, to celebrate Armistice Day, the end of World War I.

The Edward Wyer Family photograph collection was created by and largely concerns James and Leah Wyer, prominent librarians in the 20th century. Included are cabinet cards, formal portraits, library school group photos.

Shoichi Yamashiro and Tsuruyo Nakanishi Yamashiro emigrated to Utah from Japan in the early 20th century and raised their five children in Devil's Slide and Kaysville, Utah before the family relocated to California in the 1950s. This collection consists of photograph ablums and prints collected and created by members of the Yamashiro family and depicting their experiences

The Yellowstone National Park photo album collection consists of 1 photograph album documenting an unidentified family's tourism to Yellowstone National Park and other parks in the American West in 1940, including Zion National Park, Grand Canyon National Park, Grand Teton National Park in Wyoming and Mount Rushmore in South Dakota.

The Yellowstone National Park photograph album consists of 1 annotated vernacular photograph album of a trip through Yellowstone National Park in August 1936 taken by unidentified individuals.

The Frank K. And Sadie Yoshimura photograph collection contains mainly material realted to Topaz Relocation Camp.