The Calvin D. Tolman papers (1961-1983) consist of correspondence and papers written by Tolman and others on the subject of geography described by the Book of Mormon (BOM).

The Joseph B. Toronto papers (1845-1960) contain correspondence, legal documents, notes, and maps. Joseph B. Toronto (1854-1933) was an early professor at the University of Utah.

The Tracy Aviary records (1938-1977) include letters and documents regarding Mr. and Mrs. Russell L. Tracy's gifts of birds and funds for development of the aviary, a master plan for aviary development, a historical report, business records, correspondence, and news clippings. Tracy Aviary, located in Salt Lake City, was commissioned in 1938.

The United Church of Christ Congregational records (1891-1983) contain correspondence, administrative and financial records, reports, meeting minutes, pamphlets, educational materials, conference records, newsletters, membership rosters, legal documents, news clippings, and church programs. The United Church of Christ is a Protestant denomination formed by the union of the Evangelical and Reformed Church and the Congregational Christian Churches.

The United Nations Association of Utah records (1947-2012) contain correspondence, bylaws, reports, attendance records, membership materials, articles, publications, news releases, programs, brochures, and news clippings.

This collection consists of photocopies of two letters written by Upham commenting on conditions near Fort Benton, Montana Territory, while traveling on the Missouri River, June 18 and August 1, 1865.

The Francis Urry papers (1920-1984) consist of personal, religious, and performing arts materials. Included are genealogy records, resumes, programs, correspondence, scripts, articles, brochures, notes, and other papers.

The U.S. Ski and Snowboard Association records (1987-2008) contain patricipation materials from FIS (Federation De Nationale De Ski or International Ski Federation), the Olympics and other skiing and snowboard tournaments and races. It also contains media materials, event packages, and correspondence.

The Utah Boys' Choir records (1975-1978) consist of correspondence, minutes, rosters, and by-laws for this short-lived organization. The Utah Boys' Choir was formally organized in January 1975, but due to disagreement between the director and board led to its disbandment in 1978.

The Utah Coal Mining History records (1870-1996) consist of correspondence, research materials, newspaper clippings, congressional documents, maps, and essays relating to the Utah coal mining industry. These materials pertain to minority miners, mining hazards, mining labor history, and various social and economic issues.

The Utah College Library Council records (1971-1987) contain memoranda, correspondence, minutes, reports, publications, and statistics pertaining to the Utah College Library Council (UCLC). The UCLC was established in 1971 to share resources between academic libraries in Utah. It has since been replaced by the Utah Academic Library Consortium (UALC).

The Utah Commission on the Organization of the Executive Branch of the Government records (1953-1977) contain correspondence, commission reports, senate and house materials, legislative directories, financial documents, and other materials concerning the Commission and its operations.

The Utah Heritage Foundation records (1952-1994) consist of the administrative records of the Foundation including correspondence, meeting minutes, subject files, reports, and financial records. Also included are scrapbooks and clippings documenting the Foundation's activities. The Utah Heritage Foundation is a non-profit organization dedicated to promoting preservation of historic architecture in Utah.

The Utah Historical American Building Survey collection (1974-1978) contains correspondence, site reports, drawings and subject files. HABS is the nation's first federal preservation program, begun in 1933 to document America's architectural heritage.

The Utah Labor Archives (1878-1979) represent a variety of labor organizations and unions in Utah. Generally, the materials cover the labor union movement in the state from the late 1880s to the 1970s. Included in the collection are correspondence, minutes, convention proceedings, financial records, membership records, scrapbooks, and printed materials, along with various artifacts.