Abstract The Birten Wendell Allred pamphlet (1972) is entitled "The Life of a Horse and Buggy Stage Line Operator." Allred reminiscences about operations of a horse-drawn stage line between Moab and Thompson Springs, Utah, which hauled mail, freight, and passengers from 1910-1914, later using two Rambler automobiles in conjunction with horse-drawn wagons, and extending the run to Monticello, Utah. Also included in the collection is a Moab-Thompsons Stage Line fare pass and a campaign card (1912) for...

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The Aviation-early flight photograph collection contains photographs of possibly one of the earliest airplane flights ever recorded in Salt Lake City showing both the airplane and crowds watching the flight.

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The Emerson R. Bailey memoir (1952) consist of Emerson's twelve-page account of being four days snowbound at Yuba Gap in the Sierra Nevada Mountains on the passenger train "City of San Francisco" in January of 1952.

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The Bingham Stage Lines collection (circa 1958) consists of company letterhead, notes, a history, and news clippings. Bingham Stage Lines Co. was Salt Lake City's first large bus line. Organized in 1920, it ran from Salt Lake to the Bingham Copper Mines. It also provided tours to several scenic areas in Utah and Arizona.

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The Bingham Stage Lines photograph collection contains photographs of tours organized by Bingham Stage Lines to various national parks in Utah; photographs of forty-passenger Cadillacs used by the company.

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The Bonneville Salt Flats racing ephemera (circa 1940s-2020) consists materials related to motor sports at Bonneville Salt Falts, Utah.

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The Dean R. Brimhall photograph collection contains portraits of Dean Brimhall and of members of his family, photographs of activities of Utah Pacific Airways, and of the Works Progress Administration exhibit building in Washington, D.C. (1940). The collection also contains photographs of petroglyphs and rock paintings and photographs of scenic views taken by Dean Brimhall on various camping trips.

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The Paul Coburn letter (1864) is directed to Nat Stein, ALS, of Viginia City, Idaho. The letter is printed on Overland Stage Company letterhead, concerning the disposition of a grey horse by warrant of "Mrs. Slade." Along with the letter is a descriptive article, written by Richard Saunders in 2010, about the provenance of the letter and historical background information.

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The Committee to Stop East-West Light Rail records (1999-2000) contain a booklet published by those against the light rail spur to the University of Utah. There are also some mailing certificates and a letter of reasons the spur should not be built.

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The Nina Dougherty papers (1949-2010) consist of correspondence, research, and organization documents relating to the Utah projects Dougherty was heavily involved in during her lifetime. Dougherty was a prominent environmental activist.