Abstract Mainly photographs taken by Cohn while attending the Agricultural College of Utah in Logan, Utah between 1901 and 1902, images of friends and relatives, and outdoor scenes from his families ranch near Arimo, Idaho. The collection contains a variety of images of the ACU including class-room scenes, cadet activities, scenic shots, and social events. Other photographs of interest are of Logan Canyon (Logan, Utah), the Hercules Power Company (Logan, Utah), and Salt Lake City, Utah. Also contains...

Abstract The bulk of these 37 oversized photographs depict cadets of the Military Science and Tactics Department of the Utah Agricultural College (now Utah State University) during review and drill, 1918. At that time, the two year military course was compulsory for all physically able male students as a prerequisite of graduation. Included are photographs of Governor Simon Bamberger reviewing the cadets, and of the cadets wearing surgical masks due to the influenza epidemic of that year; also, there...

Abstract Forty-nine photographs collected by S.E. Needham, Sr. The subjects are mostly friends and associates of S.E. Needham, Sr.: including members of the Desanders and Allred family, Utah State University college students, two photos of Frank Fonnesbeck as a child, and a wedding photo of Kent and Rosalie Bunker in front of the LDS Temple, but don't appear to include either S.E. Needham Sr. or Jr. The oldest photographs date from the 1890s or around the turn of the century; the most recent...

Abstract Approximately 290 photographs (collodion, gelatin, carte-de-viste, tintype, cabinet card, etc.) dating from the 1860s to the 1960s. These originals were removed from the "A-board photograph collection" for preservation reasons and replaced with substitute copies. The A-board photograph collection contains photographs that were mounted onto boards, cataloged individually, and located in filing cabinets. There are three groups, Utah State University (USU) boards; Compton Photograph Studio...

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Collection consists of 4x5, 70mm, and 35mm black and white negatives mostly taken by USU photographer Ted Hansen from the 1950s to the 1990s.

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The USU Portraits collection contains over 10,000 portraits of USU students, faculty, and staff from 1951-2003. The photographs were taken and kept by the USU Photo Services for publicity purposes.

Abstract 888 photographs and negatives, mostly from the early 1950's, that were taken for publication in the Utah Juniper. Included are images of students, faculty, research projects, field trips, and a variety of student activities from the forestry school. Also included are images of the USU forestry camp buildings, summer camp, campus buildings, forestry club activities, Logan Canyon, and the Cache National Forest. Most photographs in this collection correspond with the 1952, 1953 and 1954 issues...

Abstract 2,842 photographs that document the history of Utah State University from roughly 1890 to 1990. Nearly every major aspect of USU is covered by these images including student activities, athletics, building projects, departments, graduation, classroom scenes, the library, extension and experiment station activities, and university staff and faculty. The images show the evolution of the University from the Agricultural College of Utah with nine faculty members and 139 students when classes...

Abstract Photographic portraits of 681 different faculty members, students, staff, award recipients, and speakers (including Paul Newman, Jack Anderson, and James Stewart) at Utah State University that were taken and collected for publicity reasons. Most of the photos are black and white and 4x5 inches or smaller. Often there are several images of each person. Included in the collection are five former Utah State University presidents (Franklin S. Harris, Glen L. Taggart, George Emert, Louis L....