The Frances Farley photograph collection contains images realted to Frances' political carrer and personal family life.

The Freemen Institute records (1963-1980) consist of pamphlets, course outlines, clippings, questionnaires, drafts of critical essays, correspondence, and notes. Also included are transcripts of speeches by Ezra Taft Benson supporting the organization. The Freemen Institute was a conservative political organization based in Salt Lake City, Utah. Many of its members were LDS Church members.

The Virginia P. Frobes Utah political collection (1894-1956) consists of correspondence between notable Utah politicians and businessmen. Included are documents concerning Samuel Newhouse, Charles C. Parsons, Joseph H. Hutchinson, D. D. Moffat, Ray S. McCarty, Lillie M. Harris, and representatives of various mining companies. Also included is a scrapbook from the personal library of Fisher Harris which contains news clippings about his life and career.

The L. Ray Gunn papers (1861-2000) consist of correspondence, article and book drafts, published material, subject files, and notes related to Gunn's research about the history of the New York legislature. Gunn is an Associate Professor in the Department of History at the University of Utah and a specialist in nineteenth century American political history.

The Karen Hale papers (1989-2004) consist of correspondence and legislation materials relating to projects she was involved in. Karen Hale was elected to the Utah State Senate in 1998.

The Jerry Higginson papers (1963-1972) contain newspaper clippings, pamphlets, and handouts related to the 1972 Republican National Convention.

The Julianne Hinz papers contain invitations to the Nixon inauguration.

The Louis E. Holley papers (1942-1967) consist of eleven scrapbooks of news clippings. The clippings cover politics and government in Utah with an emphasis on Salt Lake City.

The Allan Turner Howe papers (1975-1976) are composed of the material accumulated during Howe's term in the U.S. House of Representatives. The collection consists of material generated by the Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs and the Committee on Public Works and Transportation. Correspondence to and from constituents, and casework handled through his offices in Washington, Salt Lake City, and Cedar City is also included.

The Gordon Taylor and Florence Ivins Hyde papers (1802-2000) consist of correspondence and an assortment of family and political campaign materials.

The Karl Vernon King papers (1899-1960) consist of the papers of Karl Vernon King, Creighton King, Samuel A. King, and William Henry King. The Kings were a family of Utah lawyers and politicians. Correspondence, legal papers, speeches, pamphlets, financial records, news clippings, campaign materials, diaries, and other items are included in the collection.

The Patricia Maynetta King papers (1916-2004) consist of materials relating to the presidential campaigns of Adlai Stevenson, John F. Kennedy, the resignation of Richard Nixon, and the Utah State Democratic Party. There are also two scrapbooks highlighting roadwork and road planning in Utah.

The William Henry King correspondence (1891-1952) consist of thirteen letters received or sent by King while he was a United States Senator from Utah. William Henry King served in the U.S. Senate from 1917-1941.

The Tom Korologos photograph collection contains images pertaining to Timmons and Company, a group interested in primarily conservative causes and candidates. Additional photos related to the presidency of George H. Bush, Bob Dole's presidential candidacy, and United States politics and international relations.

The Steve Lacy collection of Herbert B. Maw audio recordings (1941-1946) consists of several audio recordings of speeches made by or on behalf of Herbert B. Maw during his term as governor of Utah.