Materials include 720 prints and 534 corresponding negatives taken by Robert D. Adams between approximately 1930 and 1950. Photographs are primarily portraits of residents of Orderville, Utah. One photograph is of a family tree. There are also photographs of events and places in Orderville. There are also 47 woodcuts that are portraits of individuals.

Collection of 24 black and white 4x5" press negatives created for the Clarinda Herald Journal and relating to the premiere showing of The Glenn Miller Story. Contact prints created from the negatives by the digital lab are available for patron use.

Contains photographs and negatives of students, faculty, activities, and organizations at Brigham Young University. Includes images of the performing arts and various colleges and departments. Materials date from approximately 1876 to 1996.

Contains collected photographs and negatives with images of students, faculty, activities, and events at Brigham Young University. Materials date from 1891 to 1967.

Contains photographs and negatives taken by an unidentified College of Engineering Sciences and Technology faculty member. Photographs document faculty, students, equipment, and construction related to the college. Negatives also include some aerial shots of Brigham Young University campus. Dated approximately 1974-1980.

Photocopies and postcards of letter written on 8 January 1571 by Catherine de Medicis to Monsieur de Fourquevaux, member of the King’s privy council and ambassador to Spain.

Contains thirty-five glass plate negatives of photographs taken by Billy Hofer while he was a guide in Yellowstone Park. Photographs include landscapes within the park as well as groups Hofer guided. There are also photographs of Hofer's cabin in Cinnabar, Montana. Dated 1887.

Collection contains photocopies of handwritten and signed letters, a mission call from John Taylor, and photographs relating to the life of Joseph Morrell. Photographs are mainly portraits but also show town and family life. Also includes photographs of famliy and close friends including prominent church leader George Q. Cannon. Materials date from approximately 1863 to 1963.