This collection consists of a small diary written by Claire Smith in 1930. Written mainly from New York and Chicago, it lists daily events and mentions associates.

This single box collection contains the typescripts and cassette recordings of six oral history interviews conducted in 1999 by Jenny M. Smith for her MA thesis, "Beyond the Statistics: Indian Experiences in the Indian Student Placement Program." Those interviewed for Smith's thesis were all Native Americans who had been involved in the ISPP. Interview subjects were: Alvia J. Brown, Celina Jake, Edmond Jake, Durinda Tom, Orlando Tsosie, and one interviewee who wished to remain anonymous.

This collections contains the research and papers of John L. Smith, a Baptist minister studied and wrote several books on Mormonism. The papers include biographical material, notes, correspondence and articles on Mormonism and other religious subjects.

The Orson Smith papers contain correspondence and organization papers relating to Orson' Smith's experience with The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. It also contains business and real estate documents for Orson.

This collection contains ten journals that record the experiences of Thurlow Smith and Mary LaRene Butler Smith of Oakley, Idaho. These journals, which date from 1955 to 1958 and 1983 to 1996, document the Smiths’ daily lives and their LDS mission to Charleston, West Virginia.

This collection consists of six handwritten journals kept by W. F. Smith, mainly during his LDS Church mission to Germany (1902-1905)

This collection contains correspondence and other records pertaining to W. W. Smith's LDS Church mission to Germany, 1927-1930, as well as his experience as a mission president for the Austria mission later in life.

This collection primarily contains information relating to the career and religious activities of Winslow Whitney and Alice Colton Smith.

This collection contains diaries and family records of the early settlers in Smithfield, Utah. This collection would be useful to any person interested in the early history of Smithfield. It would also be useful to persons interested in the records of genealogy of a particular family in Smithfield. The collection is arranged alphabetically and is very easily accessible by anyone.

The Smithfield Oral History Project contains 37 interviews with residents of Smithfield, Utah. The majority of interviews were conducted by Lawrence Cantwell. William "Robert" Thornley had the items digitized, transcribed, and printed by the Clark and Gladys Thornley Foundation. Transcriptions made possible by a generous grant from the Utah Humanities Council/ Utah State History.