The Frank Filkins photograph collection contains landscapes of Utah in various remote locales. Including the town of Castle Rock, southern Utah, Abandoned cabins: buildings, and the famous meeting of the railroads at Promontory, Utah. 8 x 10 black and white photographs and 4 x 5 color transparencies.

The Fillmore, Utah photograph collection contains photograph of the capitol building in Fillmore, Utah. The photograph of an etching of Fillmore dated 1855.

The H. D. Goode photograph collection contains personal and family photographs, and three albums containing photographs of H. D. Goode's childhood, snapshots he took in Europe during and immediately after World War II, and postcards collected in Europe circa 1945. Included are a large number of slides taken in various national parks and wilderness areas in Utah.

The Great Salt Lake photograph collection contains photographs and slides of the Salt Flats, sailing activities, and the Lucin Cutoff.

Photos made at the DeVed-Thorne Studio in Vernal, Utah. The bulk of the negatives are portraits of people taken at the studio; included are images of the town, scenery, and Ute Indians.

The Green River, Utah photograph collection contains general views of the town of Green River, photographs of buildings and industries, including cattle, mining, and the railroad. The collection also contains portraits of individuals, views of the river, photographs taken on the Neville Expedition and the Burg-Holmstrom Expedition, both in 1938.

The verbatim report of the funeral services in honor of Daniel Hamer (1916) consist of a program and speeches for the funeral of Daniel Hamer on 3 September 1916. The speeches were given by C. C. Richards, Tillman D. Johnson, Franklin S. Richards, and David O. McKay.

The William F. Handley biographical sketch discusses his life and briefly describes the Sugarhouse area of Salt Lake City, mostly before the beginning of the twentieth century.

The Conrad B. Harrison papers (1913-1980s) consist of materials realting to the Salt Lake International Airport Expansion Project, the Utah State Symphony Orchestra, Salt Lake City Government, and community programs.

The R. A. Hart paper (1957) is a brief sketch of the historical, economic, geographical, topgraphical, climatological, cultural, and governmental aspects of the state of Utah in 1957.

The Hispanic photograph collection contains a general reference for misplaced photographs dealing with the Hispanic populace of Utah and Salt Lake City with an emphasis on culture and cultural influences.

The Robert and Wilma Jones home movies (1952-1978) document the Jones family's birthdays, holidays, vacations and daily life at their home in Vernal, Utah. This collection is one of the most complete home movie collections held by the Multimedia Archives and gives enormous insight into the everyday life of Utahns from the 1950s through the 1970s.

The Henry Y. Kasai photograph collection contains family photographs, and portraits of Henry Kasai at various public activities and events.

The Timothy Kendell autobiography (1861-1948) includes personal and family information, poetry, and a history of Uintah, Utah. The autobiography was compiled by Carolyn Kendell.

The Gary Kimball papers (1953-1966) contain the will, probate documents, correspondence and history of the death of William H. (Jenks) Nelson. Nelson participated in mining, prospecting, officiated in prize fights, and even acted as sheriff if needed in Park City, Utah.

The Knutsford and Salt Lake Illustrated magazine (1897) was created to promote Salt Lake's Knutsford Hotel, located on the corner of 300 South and State Street.

The Linwood, Utah photograph collection contains 2 images of buildings in Linwood, Utah

The Logan, Utah photograph collection contains copy negatives of various scenes in Logan including street cars, the railroad station, and the Logan Temple.

The J. Willard and Alice Sheets Marriott photograph collection contains portraits of J. Willard Marriott, members of the Marriott family, and various business associates. The collection also contains photographs of restaurants and hotels and photographs of the Marriott farm.

The William Clark McFerrin papers (1906) contain correspondence written to McFerrin (1848-1916) regarding the San Francisco earthquake of 1906.