Abstract 328 photographs, slides, and postcards that document the life of Frederick P. Champ, his friends, and family. Included in the collection are photographs of political events in which Frederick P. Champ attended; Geneva Works and U.S. Steel Corporation; family vacations and clubs; the first Boy Scouts of America Troop of 1909; areas in and around Utah State University and Logan including aerial shots of the campus; Frederick P. Champ's Logan office at the Walker Bank & Trust Company and...

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Around 290 photographs (mainly portraits), 10" x 14" and smaller, which include some historic formats such as cartes-de-visite and cabinet card portraits. Most of the photos are copy prints and there are a handful of color prints. Collectively these images chronicle the Claridge family from the 1870's until the 1980's.

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114 photographic images relocated from the Edward P. Cliff papers (MSS 13). The photographs are mostly publicity prints that document Mr. Cliff's career as a forester and a forest service employee including ceremonies, conferences, Forest Service activities, and meeting with high-ranking government officials as well as politicians (including JFK, and Lyndon B. Johnson). Also included are several photos of Woodsy Owl and Smokey the Bear. The majority of photographs are from 1962 to 1972.

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...

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The College of Natural resources photograph collection consists of photographs of US Forest Service surveys, documentary films relating to National Forests, and images of USU College of Natural Resources faculty and students

Abstract The LaVell Cooley Photograph Collection consists of 736 artistic and personal photographs (both black & white and color) taken by this career military man and Utah State University graduate. Included in the collection are a few early shots of the Utah State University campus, but the bulk consists of views taken while on military assignment in the Virgin Islands (including Puerto Rico, Trinidad, Dutch Guinea, Haiti, and Jamaica) as well as national parks (including Monument Valley,...

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364 black & white and color photographs that document the lives of Culmsee and his wife Edna Ball Culmsee from adolescence to old age. Included are photographs of both the Ball and Culmsee families, the Brigham Young University Campus, camping images, photos of missionaries from the Northern States Mission, and a few snapshots of Utah State University. Additionally, there are subject file photographs Culmsee collected for various articles, particularly on mining and the Walker War.

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The Death Valley Region Photograph Collection consists of eleven silver gelatin POP prints purchased from Amalgre Books of Bloomington, Indiana in April of 1997. The collection consists of images taken in the late 1920s in the Death Valley area of Nevada and California including the ghost towns of Rhyolite, Aurora, and Calico. "Shorty" Harris, or an associate, took some of the images.

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Two boxes of photographs (both black & white and color) and color slides spanning the late 1970s to the early 1990s, the period of Ed Decker's ministry. The first box contains 212 photographs of subjects ranging from portraits of Ed Decker to tombstones from Utah cemeteries. Box 2 contains 690 slides, most of which were used for Decker's presentations.

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This collection contains prints, slides, negatives, photocopies and framed prints of various Design Workshop Inc. landscape architectural projects.