The William B. Smart photograph collection contains materials realted to his journalism as well as travel around the world.

The Franklin Richards Smith photograph collection consists of one 8x10 print of the interior of the Smith's knitting shop in 1915.

The Hyrum Jenkins Smith papers (1833-1996) consist of biographical materials, correspondence, nineteenth century articles on LDS history, nineteenth century maps of Utah, Salt Lake City. and Mexico, family histories, publications of B. H. Roberts, Salt Lake City play programs, and missionary photos.

Joseph V. Smith (1867-1957) was a Utah life insurance salesman who was an original member of the Salt Lake Association of Life Underwiters. In 1905, he began working for the New York Life Insurance Company (Nylic). This collection contains 2 blackc-and-white photographs depicting Smith at a Nylic event honoring his career.

Marion Burrows Smith (1929-2019) was co-founder and director of the Intermountain Specialized Abuse Treatment Center, or Intermountain Sexual Abuse Center (ISAT), in Salt Lake City, Utah. This collection contains 1 black-and-white photograph portrait of Smith from 1999.

Nicholas Groesbeck Smith, Jr. (1927-2019) was a Utah businessman and member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints. This colleciton contains 16 images scanned from the Nicholas Groesbeck Smith, Jr. autobiography (ACCN 2081) and 1 loose photograph removed from that manuscript.

The Isaac Albert Smoot photograph collection consists of a group portrait of the Utah postmasters at the Utah centennial of 1947.

Ted Curtis Smythe (1932-) is Professor Emeritus of Communications at California State University, Fullerton. This collection contains slides depicting etching and sculpture collected by Smythe in the course of his work.

The George Snell photograph collection contains personal and professional images of George Snell. Folder one contains photographs of Snell, his wife, and family friends. The remaining folders consist of photographs relating to Snell's work in the broadcasting field, particularly with Radio Keen of San Jose, California. The images in this collection are in very good condition.

Charles Donald “Don” Snow (1926-2018) was a geologist and author. In the early 20th century, Snow's family lived near the Utah quarry where Earl Douglass discovered dinosaur bones in 1909. This collection contains color photographs from the 1990s of the former family ranch and black-and-white copy prints of photographs of Neal and Snow family members.

The Snow Cup photograph collection consists of images of winners of the Snow Cup.

The Snow Cup Race scrapbook (1962-1963) consists of news clippings, correspondence, photographs, and project proposal materials. The Snow Cup Race was created to promote skiing in the Intermountain and Salt Lake Area. This event was held at Alta, Utah beginning in the 1940s. Skiers who have participated in the races include Jim Gaddis, Lynn Johnson, Billy Kidd, Corey Engen, and Margo Walters.

The Elman Snow photograph collection contains photographs from the Porte Publishing Company of Salt Lake City from the 1950s.

Edward Harrison Snyder (1889-1967) was a member of the Snyder family who promoted mines in Utah, Idaho, and Nevada and were pioneers in various areas of metallurgy. In addition to participating in the family business of W.F. Snyder and Sons, E.H. Snyder was president of the Combined Metals Reduction Company in Salt Lake City, Utah. This collection contains images of the Snyder family and of Snyder's career in mining, particularly in the area of Pioche, Nevada.

SOCOTWA (South Cottonwood Ward) is a Utah non-profit organization specializing in river rafting. The SOCOTWA (South Cottonwood Ward) photograph collection contains images documenting the group's river running expeditions in the 1950s.

The Solitude Mountain Resort is a ski resort located in Big Cottonwood Canyon of the Wasatch Mountains outside of Salt Lake City, Utah. This collection contains three digitized images of promotional material for the Solitude Mountain Resort and its slope in the 1960s.

The South Valley Unitarian Universalist Society photograph collection contains three color prints documenting a meeting at a church in South Salt Lake City in 1991. All three photographs were likely taken on the same day, with two photos depicting children singing in-front of the church goers.

The Southern States Communication Association (SSCA) is a professional organization for the study and teaching of communication. This collection contains images from SSCA publications and pictures taken at SSCA conferences between 1990 and 2007.

The southern Utah scenery photograph collection contains photographs of various natural features in southern Utah.