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Various groups portraits of the Mormon Tabernacle Choir at different venues., 1 1962 - Mt. Rushmore; 2 1975 - unidentified music hall; 3 1976 - Zion National Park, Utah.

The Jim Gaddis collection contains images of Gaddis skiing alone and with other skiers. Folder one consists of images of Gaddis racing and skiing; folder two contains images of Jim Gaddis and Margo Walters skiing together; and folder three has two photographs of Jim Gaddis with other skiers., Collection is arranged topically.; Jim Gaddis Skiing; Jim Gaddis and Margo Walters; Jim Gaddis with Other Skiers; Jim Gaddis; Jim and Barbara Gaddis; 1-4 Jim Gaddis competing in an unidentified skiing event; 5 "Flying is easy at Alta's annual National Gelande Contest." Jim Gaddis airborne during a gelande competition.; 6 Jim Gaddis flying over Little Cottonwood Canyon road at Alta. Mount Superior is in the background.; 1-2 Jim Gaddis and Margo Walters skiing together; 3 Jim Gaddis and Margo Walters jumping side-by-side; 4-5 Jim Gaddis watching Margo Walters jump; 6 Margo Walters watching Jim Gaddis jump; 1 Jim Gaddis with an unidentified woman; 2 Jim Gaddis and Alan Engen while members of the University of Utah ski team; 1 Jim Gaddis, circa early 1950s; 2 Jim Gaddis in a Gelande Jump; 3 Jim Gaddis in a Gelande Jump off a cornice; 4 Jim Gaddis racing down a hill; 5 Jim Gaddis in a race; 1 Jim and Barbara Gaddis dining out; 2-3 Jim and Barbara Gaddis in a bobsled at the Alf Engen Ski Museum.

Peter Karns holds two records for best finishes by an American in biathlon set during the 1972 Olympic Winter Games in Sapporo. He placed 14th in the 20-kilometer biathlon and was on the U.S. relay team that placed sixth in the biathlon relay. These records still stand today. Karns competed with the University team from 1964-1967. In the NCAA championships, he placed third in 1965 and second in 1966. His favorite event was cross-country, in which he placed fourth in the NCAA in 1966. That year he was also named NCAA All-American. Prior to his Olympic experience, he was a two-time national champion in the U.S. biathlon competition. Karns was a coach for the U.S. biathlon team from 1973-1976 and also coached the team for the 1976 Games in Innsbruck, Austria. (Information copied from http://www.alumni.utah.edu/continuum/winter01/tty.html), Biathlon Training; Biathlon Training; Olympic Training; University of Utah; 1-7 Pete Karns and other skiers participating in a biathlon; 8 Olympic opening or closing ceremonies; 9-11 Pete Karns and other skiers participating in a biathlon; 1 Biathlete shooting; 2 Cyclist; 3 Soccer players; 4-7 Biathlete at target practice; 8 Pete Karns in soccer uniform; 9 Ski racer; 10 Portrait of Pete Karns ; 11-12 Pete Karns hiking; 13 Pete Karns running; 14 Biathlete; 1 1972 Olympic opening ceremonies in Sapporo, Japan; 2-3 United States Olympic biathlon team; 4 United States Olympian biathlete; 5-14 Biathletes training; 15 Glass bottle; 16-20 Soccer game; 21 Unidentified man; 22-25 Pete Karns and unidentified woman; 26-28 Soccer game; 29-30 Men and women eating and talking; 31-42 Soccer game; 43-44 Unidentified man; 45-46 Unidentified woman; 47 Unidentified man; 48-51 Soccer game; 52-54 Unidentified man; 55-79 Foot race and awards; 80-81 Helicopter; 82 Biathlon target; 83-102 Biathlon; 103 Woman climbing into a car; 104-106 Parachuting; 107-109 Unidentified; 110-111 Fish in a stream; 112 Biathlete at target practice; 113-116 Men resting during training camp; 117-142 Biathletes at target practice; 143-162 Biathletes cross training; 163-170 Biathletes competing; 171-196 Biathletes at target practice and cross training; 197-207 Soccer game; 208-235 Biathletes at target practice and cross training; 1 University of Utah Men's ski team holding a plaque; 2 University of Utah ski team practicing on grass; 3-4 Ski racer; 5 1963 U of U Ski Team. Top Row, L to R: Matz Jensen (1964 Norwegian Olympic Team), Hadd Christensen, Fritjof Prydz (1970 World Ski Flying Champion), Fox Goddard, Pete Karns (1968 U.S. Olympic Team), Bjorn Loken (World Champion of Sailing, circa 1975), Marvin Melville, David Engen, Rich Groth, and John Miller.; 6 University of Utah Men's ski team at the football stadium; 7 1965 University of Utah ski. Top row, L to R: Rich Groth, Ladd Christensen, John Miller, Ho.

The Clark Parkinson collection consists of ten digital scans made from color and black and white prints loaned to the Special Collections department by Dean Roberts for the Utah Ski Archives Ski Affair. High-resolution scans were made of the original prints and they were then returned to the donor. Clark Parkinson is the longest-tenured employee at Park City Mountain Resort. He began teaching skiing there in 1962, the year the resort opened. He joined the Intermountain Ski Instructors Association in 1966, and has been actively involved in the organization and administration of the group since that time, serving as secretary, board member, and ultimately, president. He is also a lifetime member of the Professional Ski Instructors Association, and a charter member of the Utah Ski Archives. Mr. Parkinson was involved in the 2002 Olympic Winter Games in Utah from 1998., 1 Clark Parkinson; 2 L - R: Clark Parkinson, Lou Lorenz. Park City Ski School supervisors.; 3-4 Clark Parkinson; 5 L - R: Clark Parkinson, Tony Parkinson. Sun Valley, Idaho; 6 L - R: Lou Lorenz, Clark Parkinson. Park City Ski School supervisors.; 7 Clark Parkinson. Sun Valley, Idaho; 8 Past Presidents of PSIA [Professional Ski Instructors Association], Honorary Members. Park City, Utah, 1997. L - R: Phil Jones, Ed Pond, Mike Thurgood, Allen Titensor, Roper, Larren Warren, Mike Korologos, Gene Palmer, Clark Parkinson, Joe Arave,?, Lou Lorenz; 9 Clark Parkinson and family, Snow Basin ski area; 10 Utah Ski Archives Ski Affair, October 1996; 11 Woody Anderson.

The Jean Saubert photograph collection consists of images of Saubert skiing in various competitions and at events. Saubert competed in the Olympic Winter Games in Austria in 1964., 1 portrait; 2 Jean in her ski gear; 3 at the beginning of the race; 4 going over the race in her mind; 5-7 racing; 1 awards banquet; 2 talking with other racers; 3 Jean and Buddy Werner at the 1963 Harriman Cup Banquet, Sun Valley; 4 Jean and another skier; 5 Jean and another skier awaiting the results of a race; 6 Jean shaking hands with unidentified; 7 Jean and another skier; 8 Jean at the Innsbruck games; 9 Jean Saubert, Willy Schaeffer, Christine Goetchell, 1964; 10 Jean Saubert, Emile Alais, Abrecht; 11 1964 Olympic Team.

The Keith Lange collection consists of sixteen digital scans of color and black and white prints loaned to the Special Collections Dept. for scanning in November 2003. The images document his career as a skier, ski instructor, ski jumper, and member of professional ski organizations. Mr. Lange has been involved in professional associations such as the Intermountain Ski Instructors Association, and the Professional Ski Instructors Association, both of which he served as president. He has coached ski racers and served as a consultant for ski films, and, as a member of the US Army's 10th Mountain Division, trained troops on mountain survival techniques. He was a member of the President's Council on Physical Fitness and was honored by President Gerald Ford. He also competed on a local and national level in gelande championships, as well as in many different ski races., 1 Keith Lange with President Gerald Ford; 2 Keith Lange with President Gerald Ford and unidentified group; 3 Keith Lange 1950s; 4 Keith Lange 1950s. Photo by Fred Lindholm; 5 National Gelande contest. Jim Gaddis far right; 6 Keith Lange. Royal christie turn, 1970s; 7 Gelande. Photo by John S. Flannery; 8 Keith Lange 1950s; 9 Keith Lange, gelande, 1960s. Photo by Tom Plofchan's "Photohaus"; 10 L - R: Pepi Steigler, Max Lund, Keith Lange, Al Ellis, Bill Haskins, Paul Norhm. 1960s. 1st National PSIA acad ; 11 Deseret News ski school; 12 Keith Lange being filmed; 13 Keith Lange. Photo by Fred Lindholm; 14-16 Keith Lange; 17 Keith Lange and John Bartlett; 18 Keith and Alice Lange at Alta, Utah, 1950; 19 Keith Lange circa early 1970s.

Alton Crane Melville (1904-1966) served as president of the NSA and was an avid skier and participant in many ski organizations. The photograph collection reflects Melville's love of skiing, teaching, and membership in various organizations. The images in this collection were taken from the Alton Crane Melville scrapbooks belonging to the Manuscripts Division. For further information regarding the photographs see Accn 1723., Collection retains original order.; Slides; 1 Robert J. McMahon, member of the Organizing Committee VIII Olympic Winter Games. Photo by Bill Briner of Tahoe City, California, protected by copyright.; 2 Alton Melville with other skiers at the opening of the Deseret News Ski School at Brighton.; 3 Peruvian Lodge, Alta, Utah. Photo by Fred Lindholm.; 4 Alton Melville with Alf Engen while working with the Deseret News Ski School.; 5 Alton Melville teaching Mary Anne Lambert at the Deseret News Ski School.; 6 Top row, L to R: Del Warren, Alt Paulson, Elmer Johnson, Scott Varley, Ade Walsh, Bill Green, Aldan Olson, Jean Hawkes, Art Folkerson, Mal Redmond, Chet Dowse. Center row, L to R: Rudy Bjorn, Gene Hammond, Tom Green, Mick Morgan, Les Dangerfield, Harry Russel, Glen Poulton. Bottom row, L to R: Jack Coffin, Allan Randle, Foggy Fagergren, Mel Lundberg, Alton Melville, Hal Geertsen, Joe Geertsen. June 13, 1958.; 7 "Alton Melville, 1958-1959 President of the National Ski Association of America, left, is being congratulated by Bob Johnstone, outgoing President, and others at the close of the elections at Alta, Utah, May 31." Photo By Fred Lindholm.; 8-9 Group of couples on skis including Alton Melville and wife at Alta, January 12, 1959.; 10-11 National Ski Association Convention held at the Astor Hotel in Milwaukee, June 26-30, 1959. Photos by D. Elliott-Pix.; 12-13 Ski school directors; 14 Group portrait of an unidentified ski organization; 15 Ski school directors; 16 Alton Melville with son Marvin Melville at Squaw Valley, January 1960.; 17 Diners at a ski organization banquet; 18-21 Diners and performers at a ski organization banquet in Milwaukee, May 1959.; 22 National Ski Association officers and directors, January 13-15 1961. Front row, L to R: Byron Nishkian, FWSA President; C. Rowland Stebbins, CUSSA President; Gene McHugh, SRMSA Second Vice President; Sepp Ruschp, NSA President; Dr. Amos R. Little, NRMSA, NSA Treasurer; Dick Bohr, CUSSA, NSA, ICC Fund Commi.

Marvin Melville is an internationally well-decorated and respected skier. Melville skied for the Granite High School, University of Utah, 1958 United States Olympic Alpine, and 1960 F.I.S. ski teams. In 1959, Marvin Melville became the N.C.A.A. champion in Downhill, Slalom and Combined ski events. In addition to Melville's renown as a competitive skier, he was the respected coach of the 1964 Women's Olympic Ski Team and University of Utah Ski Team. In honor of his achievements, Melville was inducted into the Sports Hall of Fame in 1990., Box one and two include images of Marvin Melville skiing in competitions and training. Most of the inventory descriptions were taken from the labels on the back of the images. The photographs in box three were scanned from three of Marvin Melville's scrapbooks held in Manuscript's reserve collection. Many of the images in box three are duplicates of those found in boxes one and two. For further information, newspaper clippings, competition programs, medals and badges, see Manuscripts. Collection is arranged in chronological and topical order.; 1960 - 1969; Ski Photos Not Dated; Family Portraits; OS; Skiing Photographs; Photographs From Marvin Melville MS Reserve Collection; Scrapbook One; Scrapbook Two; Scrapbook Three; Marv Melville; 1 Granite High School Ski Team. L to R: JoAnn Olsen, Bill Meyer, Bill Bennett, Bonnie Jo Nelson, Tom Wernock, Mike Reddish, Stan Nelson, (missing Marv Melville and Geniel Hartwell).; 2-3 Marvin Melville racing for Granite High School, circa 1949-1953.; 4 Marvin Melville racing, 1951; 5-6 Marvin Melville racing at the American Legion held at Sun Valley, March 1952.; 7 Marvin Melville ski jumping, 1953; 8 Group of skiers at Alta, 1953. L to R: Betsy Smite, Bill Beck, Janette Burr, Ralph Miller, Katy Raldolg, Skeeter Werner, Les Streeter, Dick Mitchel, Tom Corcoran, Susie Harmoron, and sitting: Pinky Robison and Dave?.; 9-11 Marvin Melville competing in the slalom and downhill at the Harriman Cup held in Sun Valley, March 21, 1954.; 1 Marvin Melville skiing, 1955. Photo by Ted Dutton of Estes Park, Colorado.; 2 Marvin Melville ski jumping at Snow Basin, circa 1955.; 3 Marvin Melville competing in the Harriman Cup held at Sun Valley, March 1955.; 4-5 Marvin Melville skiing in Reno, Nevada, 1955. Photo by Jimmie Smith.; 6 Marvin Melville skiing in Reno, Nevada, circa 1955. Please credit Sierra Press Bureau.; 7 Marvin Melville Skiing, circa mid 1950s. Photo by Dennis Shattuck of the Salt Lake Tribune.; 8 Marvin Melville on skis. Please cred.

The bulk of the photos are simply portraits of Doctors who belonged to the association. There is a small group of photos that are from events and have various people in them. The photographs have been filed in shoe boxes alphabetically except for the small group of photos to large for the shoe boxes. These photos are filed in a regular box. Where possible the doctors' specialty has been written with the name. The pictures range in date from the 1940s to the 1980s. Some of the portraits were unidentifiable., Collection is arranged alphabetically.; A-G; A; B; E; E; F; G; G-N; G; H; I; J; K; L; M; O-Z; O; P; Q; R; S; T; U; V; W; Y; Z; Unidentified; A-C; C-H; H-M; N-S; W-Z; 8 x 10 Portraits; Association Photos; Association Photos; Association Photos; 1-2: Abaunza, Alfred E. Pulmonary Disease; 3-4: Achterman, Walter H. Radiology; 5-7: Adams, William R.; 8-8a: Adamson, Godfrey D. Emergency Medicine; 9: Aflonteheus, Bruce; 10: Agren, S.H.; 11-12: Agustsson, Thordor S. Internal Medicine; 13: Aikens, Robert; 14-15: Alazraki, Naomi Radiology, Nuclear Medicine; 16: Aldous, Tuna M.; 17-18: Ammerman, Seth; 19: Anderson, Andrew A.; 20-21: Anderson, Blaine P.; 22: Anderson, John J.; 23-24: Anderson, Leland J. II; 25-26: Anderson, Robert E.; 27-28: Anstall, Harold B.; 29-30: Anthony, Robert R. Obstetrics and Gynecology; 31-32: Apple, David J. Ophthalmology; 33: Armstrong; 34: Argyle, E.M.; 35: Ashworth, W.D.; 36: Augustine, Raymond J. Internal Medicine; 37: Bailey, Geoffrey; 38-39: Ballard, Kathryn J.; 40: Ballinger, Carter M.; 41: Barber, Michael J.; 42-43: Barbero, Juan Frederico; 44-45: Barenholtz, Lawrence; 46-47: Baringer, Richard J. Neurology; 48: Barlow, Ralph N. Pediatrics; 49-50: Baron, Michael; 51: Barrett, C.E.; 52: Barr, Daniel M.; 53: Bartel, Gordon; 54-55: Bartholomew, Henry H. Ophthalmology; 56: Bateman, John J.; 57: Batson, Carey (Virginia L. Beamer?); 58-59: Batson, John H.; 60-61: Baum, Carl A. Family Practice; 62-63: Bay, Nguyen, N.; 64: Beausheur, K.L.; 65-66: Beck, Norman R. Orthopedic Surgery; 67: Beck, Wilford William Jr.; 68-69: Becker, James M. General Surgery; 70-71: Beeson, James H. Obstetrics and Gynecology; 72: Beier, F.R.; 73: Bell, George Carter; 74: Benedict, Roland D. Anesthesiology; 75: Bennion, William H.; 76: Bennee, John; 77-78: Benson, Arthur K. Plastic and Hand Surgery; 79-80: Berenson, Claudia K. Child Psychiatry; 81: Berman, Harry Ear, Nose, Throat; 82-83: Bernhisel, Ted B.; 84: Bernson, Donald Carl; 85-86: Bettes, Neal; 87-88(+neg): Bil.

This collection details the life of John Hamilton Morgan including his participation in the Civil War and service as the L.D.S. Mission President of the Southern States mission. The collection also details a great deal of the history of the Morgan family in early Utah and Colorado. The first eight folders of the collection consist of identified portraits of the Morgan family, acquaintances, and converts to the Mormon Church. Folder nine includes photographs of the 123rd Regiment flag, soldiers and other images relating to the Civil War. Folders ten and eleven contain photographs of L.D.S. missionaries, groups, and other images relating to the Southern States mission, of which John Morgan was the President. The remaining folders contain a variety of photographs of buildings in Manassa and Pueblo, Colorado. The collection consists of mostly copy prints, though there are a few originals from the late 19th century., Collection is arranged topically.; Portraits and Monument; Family; Portraits of Friends and Acquaintances; Identified Converts (to the L.D.S. Church) of John H. Morgan; Stover and Sellers Families; Faucett and McCoy Families; L.D.S. Church Leaders; Unidentified Individuals and Groups; Civil War; L.D.S. Missionaries; KKK Threats; Sunday School Group Portraits; Manassa, Colorado; L.D.S. Church Buildings; Miscellaneous Buildings; 1 young John Morgan, he lived in Greensburg; 2 Sargent Morgan while serving in the 123rd Regiment of Illinois in the Civil War; 3 Morgan as Principal of the Morgan Commercial College; 4-7 Morgan in middle age; 8 sculpture of Morgan; 9-10 Monument at the grave of John Morgan erected by the First Council of the Seventies and the various quorums of Seventies throughout the L.D.S. church in 1896.; 1 John Morgan and his first wife, Helen M. Groesbeck Morgan, at the time of their marriage; 2 John Morgan with his second wife, Annie Smith, and three children; 3 Morgan with his parents and siblings; 4 Morgan with his daughters; 5 Morgan with his sons; 1 Aimie Bird; 2 Mary Molly Hamble; 3 Mrs. S.C. Bertheson Sanford; 4 D.W. Hamilton, cousin of Morgan; 5 Mrs. Jensen; 6 Joseph F. Thomas of Manassa; 7 Milton H. Evans and family. They were in the original pioneer group to the Salt Lake valley. L to R: James T. Evans, Margaret L., David E., Milton H. (father), Joseph C., and Melvina S. Evans (wife).; 8 Ellen Amelia Johnson Lisonbee, wife of James Lisonbee; 9 Palestine Horton Jones, wife of William Anderson Jones; 10 Mrs. Jetter Lawrence; 11 S.C. Berhelsen Sanford; 12 Mrs. Hunnicutt=s mother; 13 Alexander C. Hunt, appointed Territorial Governor of Colorado in 1859, he aided the Mormon settlement of San Luis Valley in 1877-1878.; 14 Laurence Heiselt - son of Mary Christensen Heiselt; Annie Poulsen Christensen - mother of D.H. Christensen; Mary Christensen Heiselt - daughter of Annie Poulsen Christensen; Andrew Poulsen.; 15 Mathias F. Cowley; 16 Albert Carr.

The Emigration Canyon history photograph collection contains images of cabins, hotels, railroads, and early pioneers and ranchers in Emigration Canyon. The first folder is dedicated to the Pinecrest Inn and its' construction. The majority of the images in folder two depict quarries and the Emigration Canyon Railroad; folder three contains images of primary and secondary residences and occupants. Folder four contains images of businesses located in Emigration Canyon, including Wagener Brewery and Ruth's Diner, as well as photos of historical canyon sites. The remaining folders contain a variety of images ranging from 18th century residences to new land development. The majority of the images were labeled and the descriptions found below were taken from the original photographs. When no identification was available, the descriptions are listed as follows: [____]., The collection was kept in the original order in which it was received. The majority of the images are in topical order.; 1 Pinecrest Inn under construction; Source: Utah Historical Society (Folder "Pinecrest Inn" 1-2); 2 Pinecrest Inn under construction; Source: Utah Historical Society (Folder "Pinecrest Inn" 1-3); 3 Pinecrest Inn and nearby cabins. Two water tanks are clearly seen on the hill. The cabin with the falg is located at 7997 Emigration Canyon.; Source: Utah Historical Society (Folder: "Pinecrest Inn" 5-20); 4 Pinecrest Inn; Source: Utah Historical Society (Folder "Pinecrest Inn" 1-15A); 5 Pinecrest Inn; Source: Utah Historical Society (Folder: "Pinecrest Inn" 1-8A); 6 Pinecrest Inn; Source: Utah Historical Society (Folder "Pinecrest Inn" 1-17A); 7 Pinecrest Inn in summer; Source: LDS Church History Archive (Call No. PH325: "Pinecrest Inn photographs [circa 1925]" Access No. 5402-ARCH-88 Neg #4-24A); 8 Pinecrest Inn in winter. About 1920.; Source: Utah Historical Society (Folder "Charles Lockerbie" 5-6); 9 Pinecrest Inn; Source: Private collection of Carolyn and Howard Tuttle; 10 Colorized postcard: Looking down Emigration Canyon (Burr Fork) from Pinecrest; Source: Private collection of Margaret Armstrong; 11 Blow up of Pinecrest Inn Postcard collection of Maurine McClean; 12 A bit of snow in Pinecrest; Source: Utah Historical Society (Folder "Charles Lockerbie" 1-24A); 13 Pinecrest Inn; Source: Private collection of Margaret Armstrong; 14 Landscaping and rockwork at the Pinecrest Inn; Source: Utah Historical Society (Folder "Charles Lockerbie: 5-23); 15 Landscaping and rockwork at the Pinecrest Inn.; Source: Utah Historical Society (Folder: "Charles Lockerbie"); 16 Stone Bridge to the Pinecrest Inn. Still standing as of this writing (partially hidden behind a log garge at 7999 Emigration Canyon); Source: Utah Historical Society (Folder "Charles Lockerbie"); 17 Pinecrest Inn, 1905; Source: Utah Historical Society (Folder "Charles Lockerbie" 5-6); 18 Memb.

This collection contains a wide variety of photographs relating to polygamy, Mormonism, and the issue of Utah's admittance to the United States. The collection consists of individual and group portraits, informal group photographs, images of headstones, and copy prints of two letters., Collection is arranged topically.; Portraits; Polygamous Families; Headstones and Letters; 1-2 unidentified men (neg. only); 3 Alex F. MacDonald (neg. only); 4 unidentified man; 5 Pearl Udell?; 6-8 unidentified man (from Washington Times negative? 1.2.1); 1 unidentified people pictured on the Washington Times (neg. only); 2 unidentified couple (neg. only); 3 "Life among the Mormons C the new wife"; 4 "lonzo Taylor and Kate Spilsbury in Mexico on a trip with party to Mexico City. Party included Abraham O. Woodruff and wife Helen. When Helen became ill with smallpox, Kate helped tend her baby. And when Apostle Woodruff became ill with the same, Taylor escorted him to El Paso and took care of him en route. Picture is taken from scrapbook of Florence Ivins Hyde.; 5 Florence Ivins standing, Nora Taylor sitting. Picture taken from Florence Ivins Hyde scrapbook, c. 1904.; 6 Sarah Berrett, Melissa Parker and Hilda Johnson; 7 The exile wives; 8-9 "Polygamy in Low Life"; 10 group portrait of polygamous? men including: John Henry Smith, Heber J. Grant, George Teasdale, George Q. Cannon, Lorenzo Snow, Joseph F. Smith.; 1-9 Headstone of Marion E. Scoles Teasdale, died Dec. 17, 1898. Located in the Nephi Cemetery.; 10 Diary entry, 1886.; 11 Letter to Anthony from George Q. Cannon.

This collection consists of five images of varying sizes and color. The first folder contains photographs of the re-internment and headstones of Hyrum, Joseph and Emma Smith. The second folder contains a group portrait of Especially for Youth, an L.D.S. youth organization commonly called E.F.Y., in 1981. There is also a folder in the oversize collection consisting of one, 11x14 family portrait., Collection is arranged topically.; L.D.S. Church History; Especially for Youth; 1 Headstones of Hyrum, Joseph and Emma Smith.; 2 Hyrum, Joseph and Emma=s bodies being reinterned?; 3 Photograph of a letter written to James by an unidentified author.; 1 Group portrait.; f1 Family portrait?

George Reynolds was secretary to Brigham Young and one of the First Seven Presidents of Seventy of the LDS Church in 1890. The collection contains images of early notable Mormons, such as Joseph F. Smith, Prisoners of Conscience, etc. Also included is a portrait of George Reynolds., 1 Prisoner of Conscience; George Reynolds with cane, George Q. Cannon in center; 2 Joseph F. Smith; 3 Unidentified; 4 Moses Thatcher; 1 Harold Reynolds.

Studio portrait of Antonita (Tonie) García and her brother José García. They pose on a prop railroad car platform in front of a painted drop of a railroad lounge car. She wears a dress with puffed sleeves and a gathered V neck, a necklace, a large brimmed straw hat and holds a small purse. She has long curly hair. Her brother wears a suit and tie and a dark cowboy hat. A sign in front of them reads: "Pacific Coast Limited." Lettering on the train on the drop reads: "[P]acific Coast Limited" "Cleopatra" and "2000."

Portrait of Juan Antonio Baca of San Luis (Costilla County), Colorado. Mr. Baca was elected to the Colorado General Assembly as Senator for Costilla County. He wears a jacket and bow tie, and has gray hair and a chin beard.

Louise Griego stands with her children Ronnie and Cheryl near a picket fence by their house at 36th Avenue and Kalamath Street in the Highland neighborhood, Denver, Colorado. Louise wears a mini-dress with a leather belt. Her son wears a leather, fringed vest with peace sign decorations.

Studio portrait of Plácida Baca Gallegos from San Luis (Costilla County), Colorado. She wears a dress with puff sleeves and lace inserts on the bodice and sleeves. Her gray hair is pulled back and parted in the middle.

Studio portrait (sitting and standing) of Native American (White Mountain Apache) women and a man. The women wear dresses and bead necklaces. One woman wears a medal pendant, the other holds a basket. The man wears a blanket and a feather roach.

The Kaysville Art Club is a women's organization in Kaysville, Utah, dedicated to the study and appreciation of art. The group was organized in 1934. The Kaysville Art Club collection consists of candid photographs of various members taken at activities in the 1970s and 80s. The majority of the individuals are unidentified and the photographs are in excellent condition., Collection is arranged chronologically.; December 17, 1979; 1 L to R: Vera, Tibby, Dottie, Lucille K., Emily, Ruth.; 2 Beth; 3 L to R: Sarah B., Nora; 4 L to R: Dottie, Lucille, Emily.; 5 L to R: Pat, Louise, Mary Cundall; 6 L to R: Lucille S., Pat, Louis, Clover; 7 L to R: Zipporah, Winona; 8 L to R: Thora, Ray, Sara B.; 9 L to R: Barbara, Elsie, Julia; 10 Beth(at piano), and Ione.; 1980?; 11-12 Unidentified; 13 New members - Barbara Hammond, Denise Wright and Ellen Mae Manning.; 1987; 14-17 Unidentified; 1988; 18-27 Unidentified.

The Sheldon F. Hyde collection contains professional and personal snapshots of the Utah Symphony's concert tour in Europe, 1966. The postcards (purchased on the tour) and photographs from this tour vary in location from Greece, to Yugoslavia and Germany. This collection also contains three historical family photographs of the Hydes.

Don Lind graduated from the University of Utah in 1953 with a Bachelor of Science in Physics. He later did doctoral work at the University of Berkeley where he received his Ph.D. in High Nuclear Physics. Lind did experimental work with the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA), and was selected as a NASA astronaut in 1966. In 1985 Lind retired as an astronaut to teach Physics at Utah State University. This collection contains research materials regarding experiments conducted by Lind in association with NASA during his tenure as professor at Utah State University. These experiments include the Interstellar Gas Experiment (1984-1990) and Space Lab III (Auroral Observations, 1983-1987). The collection also contains thirty-two photographs of the Aurora Borealis as seen in Alaska, September 1984., Collection is arranged topically.; Gordon Research Conference; Unidentified Equipment; Unidentified Equipment; Aurora Borealis; Aurora Borealis; 1 Group portrait taken at the Gordon Research Conference, 1983. For list of names see included sheet.; 1-27 Unidentified equipment, March 1964. Publication requires permission from the Lawrence Radiation Laboratory, University of California, Berkeley.; 1-11 Polaroid snapshots of unidentified equipment.; 12-17 NASA photographs of unidentified equipment.; 1-6 Snapshots of the Aurora Borealis, Sept. 21, 1984. At Kuparuk Oil Field, North slope, Alaska.; 7-18 Aurora Borealis; 1-14 Aurora Borealis.

Men pose on the porch of a frame building at Fort Bidwell in Fort Bidwell (Modoc County), California. A wagon is nearby.

Group portrait of William F. Cody (Buffalo Bill), Annie Oakley, Native Americans, soldiers, cowboys, men in suits, boys and girls. Individuals musical instruments, rifles, lances, crutches, and a United States flag.

Studio portrait of Buffalo Bill, possibly as a young scout, he poses with an unidentified man. They both wear buckskin outfits and cowboy hats, and hold rifles. Buffalo Bill points his finger while the other man aims his rifle at an unseen target. Shows a clump of grass from the prairie.

Two young children, Pauline and her brother Patrick Morales, sit on a log in the backyard of their house at 1057 8th (Eighth) Street in the Auraria neighborhood, Denver, Colorado. Pauline wears a dress and Patrick wears a shirt and coveralls. A wood and wire fence is nearby.

Eppie Griego, Louise Griego and Orlando Griego pose near a mantle in a living room in Denver, Colorado. Eppie wears a beret, Louise wears a blouse with a ruffled collar and cuffs and Orland wears a leather jacket.

An unidentified Vietnam veteran and Rear Admiral Henry F. Herrera pose at a G.I. Forum event probably in Lincoln Park, Denver, Colorado. The veteran wears a tuxedo and a beret. The Rear Admiral is in full dress uniform. Civic Center Park is in the distance.

Unidentified Mexican American children, a boy and a girl, sit in a wagon in a backyard probably in Denver, Colorado. The girl wears a dress and saddle shoes. The boy wears a shirt and shorts. A brick row house is in the distance.

Studio portrait of possibly a son and grandsons of Rafael Chacón. The father wears a hat, suit and tie and has a full mustache. The boys wear double breasted coats and hats. The youngest wears a silk tie and the other wears a bow tie.

A group of men and women stand on the steps and the porch of a house in probably Mexico City, Mexico. Standing bottom left is José Jesús Córdova, County Commissioner for Las Animas County Colorado, he wears a suit, vest and tie and has his hand in his vest. he has a full mustache. Center on the first step is Colorado State Senator and Mexican Consul Casimiro Barela. The elderly Senator Barela wears a suit vest and tie and holds a hat. He has gray hair and a mustache.

Studio portrait of four unidentified men probably from Las Animas County, Colorado. Three of the men are Mexican American and one is Anglo. The elderly Anglo and the younger Hispanic wear robes or cassocks. The other men wear suits and ties and have full mustaches.

Studio portrait of the Mexican American Felix Lopez family. Shows Mr. Lopez and his six teenage and adult children.

Studio portrait of an unidentified Mexican American family. The husband wears a jacket and vest and has short hair. His wife wears a long plaid dress with a fitted bodice, a ribbon belt and her hair is curled and pulled up. Their children sit in front. An infant in a white dress sits on a chair. A girl in a white dress decorated with lace and ruffles is beside the baby. Her hair is pulled back and she has curly bangs.

Portrait of an unidentified Mexican American family. They pose in front of a blanket that hangs on the wall. A man in a suit and tie and with a full mustache, poses next to a young woman, probably his wife. She wears a ruffled blouse and dark skirt and has her hair pulled back in a bun. They stand beside an elderly couple. The woman wears a dark skirt and blouse with a pin. She has her hair pulled back and parted in the middle. Her husband wears a suit, tie, and a felt hat. He has a full mustache. A young girl stands between the elderly couple. She wears a dress with a Bertha collar.

Aurelia and Salomé Manzanares stand behind Natividad and Fidel Roybal near an adobe house probably in Colorado. Aurelia wears a coat with lapels and eyeglasses. Her husband Salomé wears a denim jacket and pants. Natividad wears a long dress, a scarf around her neck and eyeglasses. Her husband, Fidel wears a hat, jacket and jeans.

Studio group portrait of (identified left to right), Senona, Herman, Corina and Emma Paiz of Colorado. They pose in front of a painted backdrop of a field and trees. They stand on a wooden plank near an Aspen tree trunk. Senona, an infant, wears a loose, print dress with a lace collar, her brother Herman wears a suit with a short jacket, a striped shirt with a bertha collar, and knee pants with stockings and buttoned boots. His long hair hangs in curls. His sister Corina wears a simple dress with lace trim, her hair is braided. The oldest girl, Emma, wears a white dress decorated with a bow. Her hair is braided and decorated with bows.

Members of an unidentified baseball team pose for a portrait in front of an automobile in Denver, Colorado. Shows unidentified Mexican American, African American and Anglo teenage boys. They wear uniforms with short sleeved shirts and caps. Milt Vasquez, third from right, front row, holds a baseball bat.

Mexican American farm workers stand near a pickup truck in a field in the San Luis Valley, Colorado. A man stands in the back of the pickup truck filled with burlap bags of potatoes. A man with a pipe and a teenage boy look on.

Studio portrait of José Benito Córdova and his wife Marina Rivera de Córdova of Rivera of Los Córdovas (Las Animas County), Colorado. Marina wears a dark dress with a basque decorated with bugle beads and lace, a bustle and a pleated skirt. Her dark hair is pulled back into a bun. José sits beside her in a suit with trimmed with piping, vest and tie. He has dark wavy hair and a mustache and goatee.

Pauline Gallegos Chavez (middle) stands next to her sister Josephine Chavez and an unidentified girl in their kitchen in Denver, Colorado. Josephine sits at a dinette table, she wears eyeglasses. Pauline, who was present at the Ludlow Massacre, was born October 26, 1887 in Walsenburg, Colorado. She died May 3, 1986, at 99 and a half years old.

Senators, who include Senator Casimiro Barela (right rear), pose in the Colorado State Assembly Senate Chamber in Denver, Colorado. Show men at their desks, boy pages and probably the President of the Senate who sits at an elevated desk.

James Maestas and his wife Ann pose with Denver Mayor Federico Peña at and event in Denver, Colorado. James Maestas holds a certificate that reads: "Clean Denver Award."

James Maestas and Denver Mayor William McNichols shake hands in the Mayor's office in Denver, Colorado. Mayor McNichols holds a piece of paper.

Members of probably the Padilla family pose for a portrait with an unidentified older priest, in Fort Collins (Larimer County), Colorado. Two of the women are nuns, and they wear habits. An older woman in a print dress and an older man in a white shirt and tie stand on either side of the priest and nuns.

Studio portrait of brothers Andy and José Trujillo, sons of Acacio Trujillo, of Fort Collins, Colorado. Andy stands and wears a flat brimmed, hat, a sweater and striped pants. A pin is attached to his sweater and he has a mustache. José sits beside Andy, He wears a shirt, pants and a hat.

Juan Olivas poses near the La Sociedad Protección Mutua de Trabajadores Unidos, Concilio # 2 hall in Chama (Costilla County), Colorado. He wears a cap, suit and tie, and dark eyeglasses. The hall is a simple adobe building with a low pitch roof.

A man identified as Cipriano Montoya sits in a chair outside an adobe building in Fort Collins (Larimer County), Colorado. His wife Crisanta Montoya stand beside him with one hand on her hip. She wears a pleated blouse, a scarf and a skirt trimmed with a wide satin band. Cipriano wears a dark suit and a hat. He has a mustache.

Studio portrait of the Córdova sisters, daughters of Juan Bautista Córdova, and his wife María Quirina Sánches Córdova, from Hoehne, Las Animas County, Colorado. The young women are identified: Front row l to r: Antonia and Benigna Córdova. Back row l to r: María Salomé and Magdalena Córdova. The women wear Basques, three wear contrasting skirts, one with a bustle and Benigna wears a matching plaid dress with a basque, jacket and bustle.