The Norm Burton photograph collection focuses on ski instruction, techniques and ski instructors from 1950-1980. The majority of the collection consists of photographs of ski instructors and students participating in ski schools. Only Folders 7-11 of This collection are available online.

The collection consists of color photocopies of fliers and magazine clippings on snowboarding. Casey Buxton is a competitive snowboarder.

The Albion W. and Agnes Sharp Caine digital photograph collection consists of digital scans taken from the Cummings family scrapbook. The first part of the collection focuses on bicycle racing and cyclists during the early twentieth century. The remaining images in the collection are of Marjorie (Margy) L. Caine and Julian William (Bill) Cummings' courtship and early married life during World War II.

The Calder Richards Consulting Engineers records (1974-2002) is a collection of project files and blueprints of plans for the venues at the 2002 Salt Lake Winter Olympics. Records for this collection are organized by Olympic venue location (i.e. Deer Vally, Snow Basin, etc.). Within these categories are different projects that pertain to each venue's designs. As well there are several boxes of general projects and project designs that pertain to all of the Olympic Venues.

The Canyons Resort photograph collection consists of an autographed image of Eddie Ferguson, an image of Stein Eriksen, an artist's rendition of Snowbasin Ski Area and an unidentified skier.

The Canyons resort records (1988-2002) contain advertisements, brochures, magazine articles, memos, news clippings, and art designs. The ski area is the successor to the ski area founded by Calvin R. MacKay. Founded with the name of Park City West, the resort in White Pine Canyon became known later known Park West. It was sold in 1994 and re-named Wolf Mountain. In 1997 the area was sold to American Skiing Comany and with the name The Caynons it is now flourishing as a first-rate resort.

The Bonnie Speyer Carluccio papers (1924-1959) consist of memorabilia from the Speyer family and Bonnie's sporting activities as a young person growing up in Alta, Utah. The collection is comprised of two sport scrapbooks of news articles, several folders of news clippings, a racer's seed number from the Junior National Olympics held in Reno, Nevada, and an Intermountain Professional Ski Instructor of America pin.

The Bonnie Speyer Carluccio photograph collection consists of portraits of Bonnie Speyer Carluccio and family river trips. Also included in this collection are ski photos of Alta ski resort and skiers.

The Nate Christenson digital photograph collection conists of images of ski resorts and snowboarders primarily in Utah and also in Colorado and California.

Kevin Ciampini digital photograph collection consists of images of ski magazines and snowboarding at various resorts.

The Steve Clegg papers (1964-1965) includes a ski racer's bib from that race and ski lift passes. Steve Clegg raced in the 1964 Jr. National Championship Race.

The Steve Clegg photograph collection consists of images which depict famous ski pioneers such as Alf and Sverre Engen, and Junior Bounous. Steve Clegg was the son of Dr. Reed Clegg, who was the team doctor for the University of Utah football team. Steve Clegg was on the University of Utah ski team in the 1970s, and later skied for the Alpine Training School.

The John Clendenin freestyle ski video collection (1975) consists of two DVDs. One is a film created by Clendenin named "The Fall", the other is a film that summarizes the growth of freestyle skiing as sport, the freestyle ski contests of the 1975 season, and gives the viewer some insight into the individuals and culture of the sport.

The John Clendenin photograph is of an image of John Clendenin standing on the awards platform at the world freestyle championship.

The Alvin Cobabe photograph collection consists of images depicting Cobabe with his family and construction images of his ski resort. Cobabe was the founder of Powder Mountain Resort in Wolf Creek near Eden, Utah.

The Joe Coeburn digital photograph collection consists of a wide variety of images taken in Utah's tri-canyon area dating around the early 1900s. Images range from camp scenes, to construction of cabins and CCC camp laborers, to images of Alf Engen teaching skiing. None of the photographs were labeled, so identification in the following inventory is limited. The collection contains digital images only.

The Alvin Colville photograph collection consists of slides documenting a trip taken by Alvin Colville and others down the Colorado River in Glen Canyon.