Abstract The Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC) was a New Deal work relief program established by President Franklin Delano Roosevelt in 1933 and disbanded in 1942. Over the nine years the CCC operated, 116 camps were established throughout Utah and the CCC spent $52 million in the state. The Life in the Civilian Conservation Corps collection consists of a photograph album compiled by an unknown individual depicting life and work in CCC camps in Clover Creek, Utah, and Wilmington, Ohio, dating from...

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Paul Edward Nelson (1941-2010) was a University of Utah graduate and city planner. This collection contains color sildes and transparencies, primarily of the Cedar Mountains and Ripple Valley areas.

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The Joseph H. Peck papers (1918-1980) consist of correspondence, speeches, articles, and book reviews surrounding Joseph Peck, a medical doctor from Missouri, who spent most of his life in Utah practicing medicine.

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The James T. Steel correspondence (1880-1971) consist of a letter from Steel to his brother-in-law in South Africa in which he describes his family and contemporary issues in Utah. The collection also includes a letter from the U.S. Consulate General in South Africa and two letters concerning the provenance of the collection.

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Utah Historical American Engineering Record (HAER) photograph collection contains photographs of industrial sites and buildings in Utah, with most images depicting Tooele Valley area mining and railroads.