Bill Lee Adams (1928-2014) and June Adams (1933-2014) were river runners who lived in Green River, Utah. This collection contains photographs of the Adams, Utah landscapes, and portraits of magicians dating from 1960 to 2010.

The Jan Andrews independent film collection (1984-2002) consists of seven experimental and/or documentary films by Utah filmmaker Jan Andrews. Andrews holds of Master of Fine Arts degree in film from the University of Utah. This collection is part of the Utah Independent Film Archive (UIFA).

The D. J. Angus home movies (1932) consist of films taken on a vacation to the desert Southwest. Angus' footage includes scenes of notable parks and landmarks in Utah, Colorado, Arizona and New Mexico. A native of Wisconsin, Donald James Angus was a self-educated electrical engineer who worked and taught in Indiana and Michigan.

425 photographs, transparencies, and slides related to the effects of uranium, fallout, radiation, tobacco, and radon on people, the environment, and laboratory animals.

The Donna D. Beesley papers (1880-2010) contains her book and research concerning Enos Andrew Wall's life and his house on South Temple.

The Terrel Howard Bell photograph collection mainly contains materials from the 1970s related to position as Unites States Commissioner of Education.

The Bingham Canyon, Utah photograph collection includes images of the people, community, buildings, mine and events of the area.

The Kate B. Carter article (1934) is entitled, "Trees of Utah" and presents a brief history of native trees and those planted by pioneers.

The Thomas Battersby Child Audio-Visual Collection details Thomas B. Child's life through a tour of Gilgal Garden and his funeral. There is also a video of his son and nephew giving a walking tour of the garden with details on the garden's and Child's history and importance.

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 C. Gregory Crampton collection was donated to the University of Utah in 1990. The collection extensively covers the Southwest United States and Southern Utah, in relatively recent expeditions and in governement surveys around the turn of the century. The Colorado River system, its environment, and the before and after effects of the subsequent water management activities such as the Glen Canyon Dam are a large part of the collection.

The Croatian oral history audio recordings are a collection of Croatian oral histories recorded from 1972-1974. The interviews were conducted by Joe Stipanovich and Helen Papanikolas. This collection was previously part of the Ethnic archives oral history audio recordings collection (A0853).

The Blair Dean Utah natural bodybuilding video collection (1983-2001) consists of video recordings of National Gym Association (NGA) natural bodybuilding competitions in Utah and other states. Blair Dean promoted these competitions for over thirty-five years. Click here to view this collection in our digital library.

A photograph album created by an unidentified man who served in the United States military containing black and white photographs and postcards. These depict Dugway Proving Grounds near Tooele, Utah, scenic Utah views, and United States Army soldires engaging in leisure activity like hiking and rock-hunting.

This collection houses a variety of cultural audio and video clips of East Carbon High School. Ranging from sporting events to school dances, the films and audio reels provide multiple first hand accounts of the high school from 1959 to 1980. This collection is digitized and can be accessed here: A1045 East Carbon High School.

The Wesley Eddington photograph collection contains 3 photograph albums, 1930-1940s, containing black and white prints, clippings, memorabilia of the Nelson and Eddington's family and travels.