Scope and Contents

Newspaper clippings and photographs comprise the majority of this album, which details Lee's time as governor of Utah and mayor of Salt Lake City. One newspaper cartoon depicts Lee as Cesar, with his assailants Bennett, Clyde, and Watkins, standing nearby. Notable photographs include Lee hunting antelope and observing cars at the Bonneville Salt Flats, as well as Lee's wife, Margaret, duck hunting with a friend.

Scope and Contents This album contains newspaper clippings, photographs, and other ephemera originating mostly from Lee's term as governor of Utah and mayor of Salt Lake City, as well as his retirement. The articles are mostly retrospectives of Lee's life, or they cover topics like his wedding anniversary or the 100+ birthdays of his mother, Ida Mae Lee. Most of the photographs are unlabeled and depict Lee at a variety of events in his role as governor and mayor, as well as some photos of his travels with...

Scope and Contents

This album contains newspaper clippings, photographs, and reproductions of motivational poems. Most of the newspaper clippings in this album are from the 1970s and 1980s and a majority are retrospectives on Lee's life. Photographs of interest include a World War I-era snapshot labeled "C Comp XXI U.S. INFTRY" that likely identifies Lee, one of Margaret D. Lee in the dress she wore to Eisenhower's inauguration, and pictures of J. Bracken Lee hunting geese.