Showing Collections: 151 - 160 of 2807
Charles Ramsden Bailey papers
Diary (1839-1877) with biographical sketches of wives, prison diary (1889) with lists of and letters from prisoners sentenced under the Edmunds Act, missionary diary and sermons (1898), and genealogical information.
Baker and Johnston photograph collection
The Baker and Johnston photograph colleciton consists of 14 cabinet card images mainly of Arapahoe and Shoshone Indians, some in tribal dress, probably taken in their Evanston, Wyoming studio in the 1880s. Included are images of Arapahoe Chief Sharp Nose, Painting Horse, Oiti, Pappagoit and the Shoshone Chief Washakie.
Doran Baker papers
Papers of Doran Baker including office files, reports, publications, teaching material, and photographs.
Willard and Bessie Ballard papers
This one-box collection contains the papers of Willard and Bessie Ballard, primarily consisting of correspondence, financial papers, personal papers, and other Ballard family papers. Fifty percent of the papers contained in this collection concerns Bessie Ballard, mostly in the form of her incoming correspondence and her personal papers, such as her 1883 patriarchal blessing.
Baltimore Oriole
This collection contains one photograph by photographer unknown.
Banana Equipment records
This collection contains photographs, financial records, correspondence, marketing materials, catalogs, and a scrapbook related to Banana Equipment and its successor, Chinook Sports.
Bannock Hotel, Pocatello, Idaho
This collection contains five photographs by photographer unknown. Black and white, silver gelatin prints on charcoal and green mounts, approximately 23cm. x 28cm; photographs are of interior of the Bannock Hotel, Idaho; Purchased from Orrin Schwab-Books (Providence, Utah) 1996
Alonzo George Barber papers
Correspondence (1894-1901), financial papers, including checkbooks and checks, tax summaries and receipts; papers dealing with the estate of his father, George Barber; and other miscellaneous papers.
John Henry Humphrey Barker papers
Mostly letters of John H. Barker to his sister, Jenny (1871-1890); also, passenger tickets, genealogical information, and diary (1859-1863).