Vern L. Opehnshaw (1913-2005) was a Utah architect who designed houses in Salt Lake City, Utah. This collection consists of a photograph album containing 39 color photographs of houses designed by Openshaw.

The Thomas J. Parmley and LaVern Watts family photograph collection consists of materials related to the LDS Church, scouts, and personal family materials.

Dorothea Ruth Sauer (1871-1950) was a teacher and principal in Utah between 1900 and 1950. The Dorothea R. Sauer photograph collections loose photographs and a photograph album of portraits, landscapes, and vacation photography.

James John "Jim" Sawdey (1916-1999) served in the 87th Infantry Regiment and the 10th Mountain Division during World War II. This collection contains two photograph albums documenting his training in the United States Army ski troops. It also documents the 10th Mountain Division's participation in the Italian Campaign circa 1944-19245.

The sheepherding photograph collection contains images documenting the herding of range sheep and scenes of camp life. Also family and miscellaneous photographs.

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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.

The John P. Soule photograph collection contains two albums with photographs of scenes between Ogden, Utah and Denver, Colorado on the Denver and Rio Grande Railroad.

The Southwest and southern California photograph album documents an unidentified family's vacations and trips in 1957 and 1958 through southern California and the American southwest.

Robert Haylor Temple (1920-2003) served in the United States Army Medical Corps during World War II while his wife Virginia Lee Clark Temple (1921-2008) worked in a factory in California. The Robert Temple photograph collection consists of a photograph album and loose albums depicting the Temples during the 1940s, with most photographs depicting Virginia Temple's experiences on the World War II American homefront.

The Alfred H. Thiessen photograph collection contains personal photos of family history and travel. Some images relate to his work with the Weather Bureau or the Army.

The The Tom Botterill Automobile Company, later known as the Botterill Automobile Company, was located on 36-42 South State Street in Salt Lake City, Utah. This collection consists of an album containing 45 black-and-white photographs of the company, its business, and stock of autmobiles photographed by Harry Shipler and dating from 1908 to 1934.

U.S.S. Salt Lake City photograph collection contains photographs of the launching of the U.S.S. Salt Lake City on January 23, 1929 and associated activities. The collection also includes a photograph of Reed Smoot with other attending dignitaries.

The USS Utah (BB-31) was a United States Navy battleship commissioned in 1911 and sunk at Pearl Harbor in 1941. The USS Utah Log Album contains black-and-white photographs of people, places, and machinery of the Utah dating from 1929 to 1931.

The Utah and Colorado photograph album consists of 1 box containing 1 photograph album with 90 images depicting an unknown individual's travel through Colorado and Utah circa 1895-1903.

The Utah Copper Company album consists of 1 photograph album containing black-and-white images of factory and equipment related to the Utah Copper Company from 1900 to 1950.

The Utah Military Construction album is titled "Military Construction Projects 1942" by Erwood P. Eiden, Major, C.E. It contains prints that show various military construction projects in Utah from 1942 to 1945.

The Utah Photograph Album photograph collection consists of loose pages from a photograph album containing black-and-white photographs of camping, fishing, and landscapes from northern Utah and southern California between 1917 and 1919.