Beginning in 1930 Neff began working as a landscape architect. Although Neff was primarily a golf course landscape architect, occasionally he also took residential and commercial jobs, as well as projects for the US National Parks Service. During the mid-1950s Neff oversaw the landscaping done at the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints' Los Angeles Temple.

This collection contains the papers of landscape architect William H. Neff spanning the period 1929 to 2001.

This collection contains the correspondence and ephemera of James Prestini which were separated from the Prestini Collection housed in the Art Book Room.

This collection contains materials pertaining to U.S. public folklore programs within their respective states, Washington DC and Puerto Rico. The collection materials include pamphlets, brochures, programs, newsletters, correspondence, etc.

The collection consists of 17 boxes of materials from Richmond’s history, dating from 1880 to 2009. It is divided into five categories: Richmond Preservation Society Papers; Family and Oral Histories; Richmond and Cache Valley History; Newspaper Clippings; Ephemera and Oversize Items.

This collection is mostly made up of ledgers, product catalogs and blueprints retained by the Smith Brothers Lumber Company during its nearly one hundred years of business.