The Ike Spencer scrapbook (1972-1973) consists of news clippings, photographs and handwritten notes regarding Spencer's football career as a running back for the University of Utah.

The William Spencer papers (1960-2000) contains a scrapbook, newsletter, and clippings documenting William Spencer's career as a University of Utah and United States ski racer and an Olympic biathlete. The materials also document the development of biathlon as an Olympic sport. Included is a photocopy of the book Biathlon by Arthur Stegen. Spencer is a biathlete, skier, and cyclist. In February 2000 he was inducted into the Biathlon Hall of Fame.

The Elva Acklam Stark scrapbook (1969-1970) consist of new clippings on city beautification in Utah. Clean-up efforts, campaigns, awards, and yard-of-the-month contests are some of the main subjects associated with this beautification.

The LeConte Stewart papers (1880-1970s) hold materials collected or used by this noted Utah artist and University of Utah art teacher.

The Mark Stiegemeier papers (1973-1986) contain a scrapbook, magazine articles, and news clippings concerning his involvement in freestyle skiing. Stiegemeier was a freestyle skier during the 1970s and 1980s.

The Orland L. "Brig" Tapp scrapbooks (1946-1970) consist of chronologically arrangmed materials regarding Tapp's film career and his involvement with organizations such as the Utah Cine Arts Club. Included in the scrapbooks are programs, correspondence, photographs, and other ephemeral materials.

The Lethe Coleman Tatge papers (1928-1982) consist of diaries and scrapbooks relating to the life of Tatge, a long-time resident of Murray, Utah. Included is a scrapbook of letters by Tatge that were published in The Wasatch Wave. They relate to the various travels that she took and individuals from Wasatch County that she came in contact with. The diaries and scrapbooks are photocopies of the originals.

The Robert Temple papers (1938-1948) consist of materials regarding his marriage to Virginia Lee Clark, his career and his military service.

The Philip S. Thacher papers (1971-1989) contain biographical materials, photocopy of a scrapbook detailing his activities and a photocopy of a letter to the First Parish Church of Needham, Massachusetts "on its Bicentennial Anniversary." Thacher was a pastor of the First Unitarian Church of Salt Lake City, Utah.

The D. Robert Theobald scrapbook (1968-1989) consist of a photocopy of the original documenting the skiing career of Theobald. D. Robert Theobald competed in freestyle skiing events in the 1970s. He also operated a ski school at Solitude Mountain Resort in Utah and served as an officer in national freestyle skiing organizations.

The "This Week We Honor" scrapbooks (1957-1962) consist of photographs and news clippings regarding students and faculty honored each week by the staff of the University of Utah Union.

The Jack Thomas papers (1928-1973) consist of various materials regarding Warren John "Jack" Thomas (1882-1973), a Utah railroad worker and member of the LDS Church's Tabernacle Choir. Included are biographical materials, correspondence, choir programs, news clippings, and Kiwanis Club papers.

The Timpanogos Cave National Monument records (1930-1978) consist of photocopies of materials that document the history of the Monument. Timpanogos Cave National Monument (established 1922) consists of three caves and a nature trail.

The William John Todd NASA patch collection (1961-1998) consists of two scrapbooks containing official NASA emblems of the United States' space missions. The entire collection consists of 50 authentic patches. Each patch includes an informational sheet that details mission statistics and other historical information. The patches begin with the Mercury 3 mission in 1961 to the Discovery STS-95 mission of 1998.

The Martin Tolchin papers (1955-1991) consist of 16 scrapbooks containing newspaper articles written by Tolchin between 1955 and 1989, and an addendum includes newspaper clippings of articles written between 1979 and 1991. Also included are press passes and pamphlets. Tolchin worked at the Times, first as a reporter, then as bureau chief, for 40 years.

The Tracy-Collins Bank and Trust Company records (1913-1987) contain letters, statements, news clippings, research, brochures, artwork, and other documents regarding the history, advertising, and general activities of this Utah bank.

The Tuesday Study Club records (1968-2000) consist of scrapbooks, correspondence, newspaper articles, club rosters, and club programs.

The University Club of Salt Lake City records (1904-1992) contain a scrapbook that detail the people, events, and the history of the club for the years 1904-1905. Also inlcuded in the collection are materials related to the Salt Lake Mother's Club and the University of Utah Mother's Club.