A certificate that shows Aaron Lamb brought in the scalps of five wolves near Vienna, Dane County, Wisconsin.

Includes research materials gathered by Donald Q. Cannon that relate to the pineries in Wisconsin which supplied Nauvoo with lumber. Sawmills in Wisconsin cut the lumber, which was then floated down the Mississippi River in rafts until it reached Nauvoo. Materials are dated 1981.

Zenos Gurley letter, 1844 contains one photocopy of a letter from Zenos Gurley to General Joseph Smith. Gurley discusses the Nauvoo Legion and a Wisconsin branch he had recently organized.

A letter between friends from an unamed correspondent to "Miss Lizzy Fryar", sent from Amherst, Wisconsin, on July 3, 1874. Writer describes coming to visit and some other events. Closes "From your [odd or Edd] thi(?) that loves you better than he his own life," but the name of writer is not descernable.

This collection consists of fifty-one letters from men and women in Utah from 1853 to 1914. These letters are mainly personal correspondence. Personal letters by friends and family, 1853-1914.

This collection, containing letters and newspaper articles, has been organized into folders by year, starting in 1860 and going through 1922.

This album includes photographs taken by J and Fae Heslop in 1998 in the Midwest. There are photographs of: Devil's Tower, Martin's Cove, and Independence Rock in Wyoming; Mount Rushmore in South Dakota, along with the state capitol; and the state capitols of North Dakota, Minnesota, Wisconsin, Michigan, Iowa, Nebraska, and Colorado. The creator identified this album as "album 19."