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This collection consists of materials that Abrams collected throughout his career with the Utah Historical Society, as Director of the Merrill Library at Utah State University, as Chairman of the Executive Board of the Utah Bicentennial District 1, and as a community leader.

Abstract Collection largely comprised of materials on the history of Presbyterian, Methodist, Episcopal, and Congregationalist Churches in Cache County, Utah, and Franklin County, Idaho, and the mission schools established by these denominations in Cache Valley (Utah and Idaho). Data on the Protestant movement of the 1870's to 1890's directed toward conversion of the Mormons in Utah and southeastern Idaho, short histories done on various private and public schools and on various congregations in the...

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The Camp Downey oral histories mainly consists of audio recordings and transcripts of several interviews which John Olinger conducted for his 1987 master’s thesis in history, Camp Downey: A Conscientious Objector Work Camp .

Abstract A large portion of the material is the personal papers of Frederick P. Champ, including college correspondence and significant amounts of material from Frederick Champ's business ventures, particularly the Cache Valley Banking Company, Champ Investment Company, Walker Bank and Trust Company, and the Utah Mortgage and Loan Corporation. Also includes records concerning St. John's Episcpal Church of Logan, Utah. Champ family material includes papers of George "Herb" Champ, Mary Knox Champ, and...

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62 Carte-de-visite portraits of American Episcopal Church Bishops, from the 1850s through the 1880s.

Abstract 717 photographs (black-and-white silver gelatin prints, color snapshots) and 472 slides (largely color), of First Presbyterian Church of Logan, Utah; its building, members, ministry, activities, meetings, trips, worship services, and other Presbyterian church buildings, from 1921 through the early 1990s. Very few of the people in the photographs are identified. Some of the highlights include: a church outing to Guinavah (Logan Canyon) in 1967, dedication services of 1956, the "Ladies Night"...

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This collection contains the historic papers of the First Presbyterian Church in Logan, Utah, spanning the period between 1878 and 1993.

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The Reverend Paul Jones Photographs 1913 Collection contains 79 images taken mostly in summer and early fall of 1913 by Rev. Jones himself. They include many images of Logan Canyon taken during a Boy Scout outing, several of Jones' wedding and property, and a few of St. John's Episcopal Church and rectory.

Abstract Primarily correspondence to Kirby concerning his being elected Episcopal bishop of Utah and Nevada in October of 1886. In addition there is a small amount of correspondence regarding Kirby's departure from Salt Lake City, where he had been an Episcopal priest from 1871-1882. Besides the correspondence, a small amount of biographical and genealogical information about Kirby is included. Significant correspondents include Daniel Sylvester Tuttle, George Y. Wallace, Fidelia B. Hamilton, and...

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The records of the Logan Friends, a Quaker group in Logan, Utah, contains minutes of their monthly meetings (1972-1992), an incomplete set of their monthly newsletter (1977-1993, title varies), and other miscellaneous items.