Sports and Recreation

Content Description This collection contains materials related to Utah Avalanche Forecast Center of Logan, Utah from 1992 to 2000. These materials include paper prints of the organization's various business logos, avalanche studies, avalanche reports, and newspaper clippings including obituaries of people that died due to avalanche accidents. Box 1, folder 17 contains various prints of different UAC logos as well as miscellaneous papers. Box 2, folder 1 contains various papers related to UAC and avalanches that...

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A collection of newsletters, auction programs, pamphlets, flyers, and membership lists created by the athletic boosters' club at USU.

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An assortment of newsletters produced by the Athletics department at Utah State University.

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This collection is composed of outdoor catalogs and product guides from a variety of companies, dating from 1991 to 2007.

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A sampling of photographs and drawings likely used in creating catalogs for Wave Products, an adventure gear manufacturer founded in 1979.

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This collection contains various records from Recreational Equipment, Inc. (REI) from 1979 to 1988.

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This collection contains various records from Wilderness Experience from 1971 to 1983.

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This collection contains the history of the founding of Wildwater Design, a whitewater gear company, with photocopies of early kits and advertisements.

Abstract The Vanez T. Wilson Photograph Collection consists of two scrapbooks and a few loose photographs. Scrapbook I consists mainly of family photos of what appears to be the Budge family. Included are some Wilson family photos of vacations and gatherings as well as a photo of Vanez with actor Wallace Beery. Also in box 1 are group photos of conferences which Mr. Wilson attended as well as a few miscellaneous photos of Mr. Wilson and his work at the Refuge. Scrapbook II primarily consists of...

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Vanez T. Wilson's manuscript collection is divided into five series and documents his career with the Bear River Bird Refuge through correspondence, newspaper and magazine articles, journals, reports, and calendars.