Tim Strong digital photograph collection consists of images of ski passes, ski magazines and snowboarding at various resorts

The Students Against Apartheid photograph collection consists of images of signs, protests and displays put together by the SAA group on the University of Utah campus during political activity of the worldwide community to put an end to segregation in South Africa.

Sugar House is a residential and commercial neighborhood in Salt Lake City, Utah. The Sugarhouse area of Salt Lake City photograph collection contains 3 black-and-white photographs of Sugar House buildings and an outdoor event dating from approximately 1900-1928.

The Sugarhouse Garden Club records (1937-1983) contain yearbooks, news clippings, programs and awards relating to social events, flower shows, and classes hosted by the club.

The Jim Sullivan digital photograph collection consists of images depicting Sullivan skiing at Jackson Hole, Wyoming. Included in the collection are photographs of Snow King Resort and ski racing.

The John W. Summerhays photograph collection contains photographs from John Summerhays' career in opera and military.

Superfund sites are areas that the federal government designates as environmentally contaminated and marked for remediation. The Superfund Records Center photograph collection contains photographs and negatives of soil sample areas from Superfund sites in Utah dating from the 1990s.

Joseph P. Surace was active in masonic circles in the states of Washington and Utah. This collection contains color photographs of the grave of Thaddeus Stevens taken in 1991.

The J. Irvin Swigart photograph collection contains personal travel and professional reserch materials realted to his career as professor of physics at the University of Utah, 1931-1978.

The JoAnne C. Swindle photograph collection consists of images of the home of James William Wade for a paper she wrote in 1981. The 10-page paper is entitled "The James William Wade Home."

The Ewart Ainslie Swinyard photograph collection consists of images of Ewart Swinyard working at a hospital, views of various labs, and around the hospital.

Tomiji “Tom” Takehara (1924-2004) was a Japanese American who served in Company B of the 442nd Regimental Combat Team during World War II. This collection contains one digital-only portrait of Takehara taken during his military service.

Yosaburo Takehara (1899-1978) was a Japanese American who worked for the Union Pacific Railroad out of Caliente, Nevada, from 1915 to 1942. The Yosaburo Takehara digital photograph collection consists of 2 digital only photographs depicting Takehara and his children in Caliente, Nevada.

Annie Clark Tanner (1864-1941) was an author known for her autobiography A Mormon Mother, which chronicles her experiences as a plural wife and member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints. The Annie Clark Tanner photograph collection contains two black-and-white photographs of Tanner dating from approximately the 1900s.

Orland Lavell "Brig" Tapp (1909-1964) was an award winning independent filmmaker from Utah. This collection contains digital only scans from scrapbooks documenting Tapp's career and 8 loose black-and-white prints.

The Orland L. "Brig" Tapp scrapbooks (1946-1970) consist of chronologically arrangmed materials regarding Tapp's film career and his involvement with organizations such as the Utah Cine Arts Club. Included in the scrapbooks are programs, correspondence, photographs, and other ephemeral materials.

The Ida Shimizu Tateoka photograph collection consists of images of ice skaters during competitions.

Kevin Tatsugawa is a mountaineer and guide who received a Ph.D. in Parks, Recreation, and Tourism from the University of Utah in 2000. This collection contains 4 digital only images of Tatsugawa on mountains and in Nepal.

Christopher Tatsuno is a Japanese American skier and adaptive ski coach. This collection contains digital only images of Tatsuno participating in extreme skiing and a United States freeskiing competition circa 2000-2005.