The Ted and Yeiko Nagata papers (1934-2002) contain financial records for a local fish market and design sheets and posters related to the career of the graphic artist, Ted Nagata. Theodore Genichi Nagata relocated to the Topaz internment camp with his family in the 1940s. He founded Ted Nagata Graphic Design, Inc. Yeiko Nagasawa Nagata is a native of Salt Lake City, where her family operated the New Sunrise Fish Market for many years.

The Ted and Yeiko Nagata photograph collection primarily contains materials related to the family and Japanese internment at Topaz, Utah.

The O.C. Tanner Company video collection (1988-1993) consists of video tributes to Utah businessman and philanthropist Obert C. Tanner (1904-1993) and his O.C. Tanner Company, which specializes in employee recognition awards and operates as a retail jeweler in downtown Salt Lake City and Park City, Utah.

The Occidental Hotel ledger (1848) is from the Occidental Hotel and store located in Sonoma Valley, California. Information found in the ledger includes birth dates, death dates, and marriage records of early pioneers in the Sonoma Valley. Drafts of letters written by hotel employees and records of individual store accounts, including purchase lists and prices of goods as they were in 1848, are also in the ledger.

The Dean Perkins papers (1967-1969) consist of brochures, announcement, and periodical and newspaper advertisements for Perkins Ltd., a retail store located in Ogden, Utah. This store specialized in mountaineering, ski, tennis and everyday clothing and equipment.

The Phillips Gallery photograph collection consists of images related to the art and artists associated with the gallery.

The Phillips Gallery records (1950s-2006) contain materials reflecting the art and artists associated with this Salt Lake City, Utah, gallery.

The Rockport General Store account book (1902-1909) belonged to Mr. Salisbury and contains invoices, orders, and bills which have been pasted on the pages of the ledger.

The Salt Lake City Chamber of Commerce photograph collection (1938-1984) contain various photographs of ceremonies, banquet, displays, and people in the Salt Lake City Chamber. The Chamber of Commerce has been assisting business development in Salt Lake City since 1887.

The Salt Lake City Chamber of Commerce records (1938-1984) contain various pamphlets, magazines, and other promotional publications concerning the businesses of the Salt Lake area. The chamber has been assisting business development in Salt Lake City since 1887.

The Adrien and Emilie Segil photograph collection contains a scrapbook and general materials relating to Adrien and Emilie's fashion retail business and travel.

The Shephard Book Company collection (1884-1938) consists of 15 individual items that includes correspondence, bank checks, mortgage note and ephemera. The diverse pieces, signed by Richard B. Shephard, emphasize the fact that Shephard's patrons were notable writers and high-ranking individuals, including Frederick Dellenbaugh, William James Ghent, Myrtle Reed, Rear Admiral Winfield Scott Schley, and Booker T. Washington.

The George Pruce Simpson photograph collection contains portrait of George Pruce Simpson and a view of the front of the Ogden Paint, Oil and Glass Co. store in Ogden, Utah.

The Franklin Richards Smith photograph collection consists of one 8x10 print of the interior of the Smith's knitting shop in 1915.

The Margaret Louise Smith papers (1895-1994) consist mostly of correspondence from the years 1911-1991, newsletters, notebooks and notes, programs, legal documents, and other personal materials.

The N. W. Tanner papers (1912-1917) consist of photocopies of sales receipts from the William T. Bates Store in Aetna, Alberta, Canada, showing purchases by the Tanner family.

The Virginia City General Store records (1882-1885) consist of a ledger and a retail and wholesale price list. The Virginia City General Store was located in Virginia City, Montana.

The account book of W. P. Armstrong, Virginia City, Montana Territory contains orders and payment for boots, slippers, leggings gaiters and Brogans, and for shoe and boot repair. There are orders to the states for leather.

The Jerome Irving "Izzi" Wagner papers (1927-2003) are a collection of his business diaries and correspondence, and several personal documents. Wagner's family owned the Wagner Bag Company, and after 1932, when his father died, Izzi, his brothers and his mother took over the company and made it into one of the more successful ventures of its kind.