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.

The Dorothea R. Sauer papers (1909-1957) contain a diary, two postcards and photocopies of photographs. The diary has the year 1906 embossed on the cover, however the entries are from 1909.

Walt Scott (1913-1961) was an outdoorsman and member of SOCOTWA who died in a flash flood in 1961. This collection contains postcards depicting various subjects collected by Scott during his lifetime.

This Franklin Richards Smith papers (1877-1938) consist of correspondence, papers, and photographs which document Smith's LDS mission to England, 1908-1911. Also included is correspondence of his parents, other relatives, and associates. Finally, the collection includes an assortment of printed materials such as newspaper clippings, booklets, and assorted souvenir items. The collection consists entirely of photocopies.

The David Sperry postcard album contains illustrated color and black-and-white picture postcards depicting various cities in the United States and England dating from approximately 1900 to 1920.

The Clarence Stevenson photograph collection consists of images surrounding the mining and social life of Eastern Utah during the first half of the 20th century.

The John W. Summerhays (1890-1980) papers consist mainly of military records and publications related to the United States Army and the Selective Service. The collection also contains a limited amount of materials concerning Summerhays' civilian life. Also included is a sizeable European postcard collection from the 1910s.

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 Utah Labor Archives photograph collection contains materials related to labor in Utah. These images were aquired individually and placed into a subject-based collection.

The Utah postcards photograph collection contains postcards with images of various locations in Utah.

The Utah railroad collection (1868-2012) contains ephemeral materials that were created by various railroad companies within Utah and the West. The types of materials within the collection include locomotive operating manuals, historical information regarding railroads, timetables, ticket stubs, telegrams, labor union items, promotional booklets, stationary, calendars, and much more.

The Phyllis Baker Van Wagenen correspondence (1979, 1982) consists of a postcard and a letter both written by Sonia Johnson to Van Wagenen. Johnson writes about her involvement with the Equal Right Amendment and thanks Van Wagenen for her support.

The Arendje Aerie Visser papers (1958-1996) contain correspondence, scrapbooks, and news clippings created and collected by Visser, a human rights activist.

Florence Ellen Ware (1891-1972) was a Utah artist who taught at the University of Utah. This collection contains psotcards, photograph albums, photographs of paintings, and photographs of Ware and associates dating from 1910 to 1945.

The Carol Werner papers (1910-1986) contain postcards, both blank and with correspondence, as well as souvenir Photobooks from Werner's travels and collection. Materials also contain miscellaneous clippings and notes as well as environmental campaign memorabilia.

The Richard D. Westwood papers (1954-2011) contains menus, advertising, news clippings, stationary, and post cards for Westwood's Cafe located in Provo, Utah. Also enclosed are memorabilia and general information for the Greyhound bus depot that was attached to the cafe.

The Bartlett Wicks photograph collection contains photographs taken in 1969 of areas in France where Bartlett Wicks fought during World War I, postcards collected by Bartlett Wicks during World War I and travel photographs taken in Hawaii during the 1920s.

Quintus Charles Wilson (1903-1999) was a journalist, educator, and founder of what is now known as the University of Utah department of communications. The Quintus C. Wilson photograph collection contains one color postcard of the War Correspondents' Memorial in Gathland State Park, Maryland.