Contains lantern slides of university buildings, faculty, and events collected by T. Earl Pardoe for the Alumni Association. Also includes images related to the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Materials date from approximately 1880 to 1925.

Contains glass plate negatives depicting people in and around their homes and street scenes. Many of these negatives are signed with the initials J. N. E., which is expanded to J. N. Erickson on one plate; it's unclear who is the creator of the rest of the plates. Some of the plates are identified as having been taken in Sweden and Denmark. Also includes two metal lithograph plates. Dated approximately 1870-1919.

Collection includes photographs with corresponding nitrate and glass plate negatives and glass lantern slides of Utah railroads collected by the Bamberger Railroad Company. Dated approximately 1890-1959.

Collection includes 576 lantern slides and two photographs assembled by Albert C. Boyle between 1900 and 1951. Contains images of geologic formations in the American West, including lakes, caves, canyons, and mountains.

Collection includes two lantern slide projectors from around 1890. The design was developed by T.H. McAllister and patented in 1886 and 1887, and was marketed under the name "New York Model Magic Lantern." The projectors are complete with wick lamps, chimneys, oil boxes, lenses, and accompanying slides.

Collection is composed of 69 lantern slides dating from approximately 1888 to 1950. The majority of the slides are photographs of paintings by John Hafen. There are also two slides of a painting by Rose Hartwell and two slides of paintings by John Hafen's son, Virgil Hafen. There are also two portraits on John Hafen, one by Will Vawter and the other photographer not identified. There is also a photograph taken by George Edward Anderson of John Hafen's son, Joseph, and John's wife, Thora.

Contains lantern slides and 35 mm slides produced by the College of Fine Arts and the College of Fine Arts and Communications. Includes images from an Independence Day celebration at the university stadium, as well as slides from a Thanksgiving Day assembly about the Vietnam War. Materials date from between approximately 1953 and 1973.

Glass lantern geography slides, circa 1945-1951 collection contains 29 boxes of geology related glass lantern slides.

Glenn Edgerton Colorado and Utah slides, circa 1920-1940s collection contains 544 glass lantern slides of scenic views of Colorado and Utah.

Collection consists of lantern slides collected by the staff of Forbes Elementary School in American Fork. Includes images of the history of the American West and of Buffalo Bill Cody.