The Japanese Oral Histories photograph collection contains photographs of Japanese Americans in and around a munitions warehouse.

The Hardy Jenkinson family home movies (1951-1969) consist of family and vacation footage including footage of river-running throughout Utah and the surrounding areas.

The Claude F. Jones digital photograph collection consists of digtial images related to Claude and the Jones family skiing, with particular attention to the Idaho area. Included are items realted to Magic Mountain Ski Area, which Jones founded in 1940.

The Richard A. Keller, III Bonneville Salt Flats racing films (1970-1974) consist of five 16mm films about the cars and people attempting to break the world landspeed record at the Bonneville Salt Flats near Wendover, Utah. Click here to request copies of digitized items from this collection.

The KUTV News photograph collection contains files on people involved in the station as well as photos related to the history of the station.

The William H. Levitt oral history video recording collection contains 1 DVD with an interview with Bill Levitt.

The Sherman P. Lloyd audio-visual collection consists of one audiotape and films of Mr. Lloyd and his political career.

The film Margie of the Wasatch (1940s) is an early promotional film for the Utah ski industry. Filmed at Alta Ski Area in Little Cottonwood Canyon near Salt Lake City, the movie uses a narrative about two ski instructors competing for the affection of beautiful ski tourist Margie to showcase the Wasatch Mountains and the lessons, facilities, and services available at the resort. Alta began operations in 1939.

This collection contains the professional and personal history of L. Jackson Newell. Many of these items contain interviews between Newell and his collegues at the University of Utah and Deep Spring Colleges.

The Maralee Olson photograph collection contains digital scans of 10 color photographs of the Olson family outing at Albion Basin, Alta and 1 color photograph of Creighton Hart at the Alta Wild Flower Festival. The originals were scanned and returned to the family in 2003.

The Thomas J. Parmley and LaVern Watts family photograph collection consists of materials related to the LDS Church, scouts, and personal family materials.

This collection provides a look into Dr. Joseph S. Peery's life through his home movies and speeches about his area of expertise, economics and finance.

The Amil Quayle home movies (1948-1965, 1999) consist of footage of river trips and other vacations and home movies taken by Quayle and his family 1948-1965 and features a long trip on the Green River between Manila and Jensen, Utah in 1951. The original 16mm footage was compiled onto a VHS videocassette in 1999 with narration added. Amil Quayle is a river guide from Saint Anthony, Idaho.

The Joel Rosenberg audio collection (1982) consists of audio recordings of Mormon hymns arranged for viola and piano. The recordings feature Rosenberg on viola and were orchestrated by the pianist, David Bonham. Joel Rosenberg is the music director of the American West Symphony of Sandy City and the Paradigm Chamber Orchestra and has been viola soloist with numerous symphony orchestras and has conducted orchestras around the world, including the Utah Opera.

The Galen J. Ross photograph is a promotional image used for Ross' political run for Attorney General.

The Salt Lake Tribune editorial scrapbooks consist of a collection of clipped editorials from daily issues of the Salt Lake Tribune newspaper.

The Harold Stanley Sanders collection consists of his personal research and memorabilia collections about sports, breweries, dairies, postcards, and other materials focused on Utah. The matchbook collection has been digitized and is available online.