Abstract This collection houses the products from the 2017 Library of Congress/Utah State Univeristy/University of Wyoming Field School for Cultural Documentation at the historic Triangle X fieldwork in the Grand Teton National Park. The collection includes 26 interviews (audio, full transcripts, release forms, and images) with members of the Turner family (third, fourth, and fifth generations), Triangle X employees, and dude ranch guests. Also included are photographs from events and buildings at...

Abstract Ronald Jensen was born in Huntsville, Utah. In 1916 he enlisted in the Marine Corps and served until the end of World War I. In 1929 he became the head of the banking department of a California cotton company. Soon after his retirement in 1970, he bought the Grant Hill Farm in Cache Valley and donated it to Utah State University in order that it become the Ronald V. Jensen Historical Living Farm and the Man and His Bread Museum. The Historical Living Farm was later renamed the American West...

Abstract The John F. Blauer World War I Photo Collection consists of 115 black and white photographs mostly depicting scenes from France (St. Juvin, Grandpré, and the Argonne area) and Germany (Prüm and Trier area) during World War I and the soldiers and nurses of Evacuation Hospital Unit Number Seven. There are additional prewar photographs from Lund, Idaho; Lava Hot Springs, Idaho; and Fort Riley, Kansas as well as postwar photographs taken in Junction City, Kansas and near Niagara Falls. The...

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The Franklin D. Thatcher photograph collection consists of 92 images of Cache Valley, Logan, River Heights, Utah State University, and Ogden taken by Franklin D. Thatcher (1878-1965). The individuals in the pictures include Thatcher's family such as his wife Hannah,and his sons Theodore (Ted), Lynn, and David Thatcher.

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Set of 51 stereoviews of outdoor scenes taken during the 1923 Birdseye Colorado River survey. Also includes 1 group photo of the crew.

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This small but significant collection includes original negatives and photographs of Beat Generation poets Allen Ginsberg, Jack Kerouac, Philip Whalen, Gary Snyder, Michael McClure, Kenneth Rexroth, Robert Creeley, and friends, made by Walter Lehrman from November 1955 through June 1956.

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The Jack London photograph collection consists of 109 images. Original nitrate negatives are kept in Cold Storage Box 73.

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The Lund Utah Scrapbook photograph collection consists of 249 images taken around Lund, Utah as well as the Utah Agricultural College (now Utah State University), Bear Lake, and Honeyville, Utah. The only identified person is Louis Sewald (Sevald?). The photographer may have been someone with the initials, H.R.H. The photographs also document a series of treatments made to orchard trees and agricultural fields probably with insecticides.

Abstract The Mary M. Marks photograph collection consists of approximately 301 glass plate negatives (with modern paper prints) and 24 prints without negatives. The images are from the Oro Grande Placer Mine and the Gold Pan Mining Company on the Blue and Snake Rivers in Colorado and include mining pits, dredges, flumes, ditches, and surveying/engineering parties. Other images are of railroad depots and homes in Summit County Colorado (Breckenridge and Dillon). Also included are images of Mary, her...

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A small collection of photographs containing 40 images relating to Ed McClanahan's research on Ken Kesey