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King Hendricks papers
This collection consists of professional materials collected by King Hendricks, a former Utah State University librarian, professor, and administrator.
Herald Journal Addendum
The Herald Journal Addendum contains photographic negatives and prints taken for the Herald Journal between 1969 and 2001. Photographs from this collection document accidents, social and public events, organizations, buildings, government, education, sports, and businesses in Cache Valley, among other subjects.
Herald Journal Newspaper photographs
The Herald Journal photograph collection consists of 67 boxes with approximately 3,000 batches of 35mm and 120mm black and white and color negatives taken between 1969-1990 as well as prints and proof sheets. Photographs from this collection document accidents, social and public events, organizations, buildings, government, and businesses in Cache Valley. Also included are scenic views of the area and scenes from Utah State University and public schools.
Heravi Peace Institute records
A selection of materials created by or about the Heravi Peace Institute.
Hezekiah Sumner Hatch family photographs
High Uintas Preservation Council records
This collection contains the general records of the High Uintas Preservation Council and documents its involvement in the ranger districts encompassing the greater Uinta region.
Historical structures in Fort Duchesne/Roosevelt area
This collection contains 58 images.
Fred W. Hodgson
This collection contains one photograph by photographer Torgeson Studio.
Fred W. Hodgson architectural drawings
This collection contains 1,068 architectural drawings of Fred W. Hodgson from 1920 to roughly 1929. They include various buildings such as schools, churches, jails and private homes.
Hofinger Folding Kayak Company photograph collection
Consists of nitrate negatives of people using the Hofinger (Karl Hofinger) Folding Kayak Company of Chicago, Illinois. Images are from different states of people assembling and using the folding kayaks, and unidentified individuals from 1936 to 1940.