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 Boyd Gutherie photograph collection contains photographs of early oil shale extraction activities. The majority of the collection consists of photographs of activities at the Anvil Points Oil Shale Experiment Station.

The Ken Handley, Junior photograph collection contains photographs of the Victory Parade in Odgen celebrating the end of World War I on November 11, 1918, University of Utah celebrations and activities of 1918 and 1919, and the University of Utah Geology class fieldtrips.

The Fred Harvey photograph collection contains photographs originally sold as tourist items in Fred Harvey stores. Photograph subjects include Grand Canyon National Park, Yellowstone National Park, and various scenes in Colorado.

The James T. Harwood photograph collection contains photographs and slides of paintings by James T. Harwood; a portrait of James Harwood, a family portrait, and a photograph of the Harwood family store.

The Ruth Harwood photograph collection contains portraits of Ruth Harwood, Eve Marsdon, and Ruth St. Denis. There are also images of art work by Ruth Harwood and her father, James Harwood, as well as photographs of Ruth Harwood's family, home, and early life.

The Henry Earl Havenor photograph collection contains family photographs; photographs of mining activity, landscape photographs of various national parks in the western United States and landscape photographs of various sites in western Canada.

The Helper, Utah photograph collection contains photograph of buildings along one side of a street in Helper, Utah.

The Sigmund and Emma Helwing photograph collection contains portraits of Sigmund and Emma Helwing and of other persons and animals; photographs of soldiers during World War I.

The Highways of the Ancients photograph collection consists of an album containing photographs of petroglyphs in Arizona, some of which are accompanied by explanations of the drawings.

The George Richard Hill photograph collection concerns his work with the Department of Energy and with energy resources in the United States and worldwide. Includes portraits of Hill, group portraits taken at conventions, and photographs and slides used in presentations. Also included are glass slides of technical graphs and illustrations.

The Joe Hill photograph collection contains photographs of Joe Hill and of his funeral in Chicago, photographs of family members and friends, color prints of an event commemorating the 75th anniversary of Joe Hill's execution.

The Eugene Hilton photograph collection contains family portraits from the late 19th century to present day family members related to Eugene Hilton. The collection also contains portraits of Mormon officials in the 1920s as well as a folder of postcards from Mormon historical sites in the United States.

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 John Hoagland photograph collection contains photographs and slides of ski lift safety and ski patrollers in action.

The Mervin B. Hogan photograph collection contains mostly postcards of Mormon temples, early Mormon leaders, Mormon historic sites, and Utah historic sites. The collection also includes photographs of Mormon temples and historic sites, astronaut Virgil Grissom, and a portrait photograph of Mervin B. Hogan.

The Hole-in-the-Rock photograph collection contains photographs of this area located in southern Utah where Mormon settlers were forced to lower their wagons over a precipice of rock after finding their trail otherwise impassable.

The Hotel Utah photograph collection consits photographs and slides documenting the remodeling and expansion of the Hotel Utah which began in 1974. The collection also contains photographs of functions held at the hotel, hotel guests, and employee award banquets. Selections of this collection, but not the entire thing, can be found in our Digital Library, here.

The Walter H. and Ann S. Huish photograph collection contains photographs of Walter H. Huish and Ann S. Huish, Latter-day Saint pioneers who came to Utah in 1859.