Includes correspondence, writings, speech transcripts, subject files, photographs, printed items, reports, and other papers. Major topics include the Olympics, dance and other forms of human movement, and the physical education of women in the United States and around the world. Includes information on the construction of the Richards Building on the Brigham Young University campus and Holbrooks' participation in several professional organizations. Dated approximately 1927 to 1991.

Contains books and periodicals collected by Leona Holbrook covering subjects including physical education, health, dance, women, and history, dated approximately 1927-1991.

Contains the papers and newsletters from various conventions for physical educators which Holbrook attended or played a role in, approximately 1927-1991.

Contains personal and professional correspondence collected and written by Leona Holbrook on the subjects of physical education, the Olympics, and Brigham Young University, among others, approximately 1927-1991.

Contains correspondence on the subject of the Olympics arranged by date, 1960-1987.

Contains information on education, including educational techniques, higher education options, and other teaching materials, approximately 1927-1991.

Contains the financial information collected by Leona Holbrook for various personal and professional matters, approximately 1927-1991.

Typed dissertation including acknowledgements, bibliography, appendixes, vita sheet, abstract, and eleven plates of photographs. The item concerns the life of Leona Holbrook and her contributions to the health, recreation, and physical education fields. The item was used to satisfy the dissertation requirements for the degree of Doctor of Education at Brigham Young University.

Contains journals, magazines, and pamphlets collected by Leona Holbrook including those on the subjects of physical education and current events, dated approximately 1927-1991.

Contains the notes and minutes from meetings attended or held by Holbrook in her various leadership positions and responsibilities at Brigham Young University, dated approximately 1927-1991.