Contains nine postcards of buildings on Brigham Young Universities campus. Dated in the 1950s.

Nineteen 35 mm Kodachrome transparency slides of buildings on the campus of Brigham Young University. The buildings include the old Joseph Smith Building, the Education Building at Brigham Young Academy, the Heber J. Grant Building, the President's House, the Carl F. Eyring Science Center, the Karl G. Maeser Building, the George H. Brimhall Building, some campus stairs, and the football stadium. The slides are from around 1965.

Includes a series of articles from the Alumni Announcer concerning the Heber J. Grant Library. 16 items.

Includes a list of individuals and institutions who contributed to the Heber J. Grant building (1925). Also includes a list of contributors to the 1924 campus beautification drive.

Committee report describing the current state of the library at Brigham Young University, and proposing plans for future expansion of the collections and physical facilities.

Materials include forty-seven photographs that document campus life in the 1920s. Subjects include Cleo and Tarbo (early Brigham Young University cougar cub mascots), the construction of the Heber J. Grant Library, lower campus, and student activities. Also included are photographs of Mount Timpanogos. Dated approximately 1920-1929.

Contains blueprints, drawings, correspondence, and a report concerning bids, building plans and specifications for the Heber J. Grant Library.

Contains views of David A. Jenkins driving his race car, the "Mormon Meteor," on the Salt Flats west of the Great Salt Lake. Inscription indicates that Jenkins gave the photos to Heber J. Grant, the seventh president of the Mormon Church. The album was then given by president Grant to the Heber J. Grant Library at Brigham Young University.