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Sadler, Richard W., 1940-

 Person

Dates

  • Existence: 1940-

Biographical history

Richard W. Saddler (1940-) is a historian in Utah.

Richard W. Saddler was born in 1940. He is a historian specializing in Utah history and has written books on Ogden City, Weber City, and the Weber Basin water history. Richard was the president of the Utah Academy of Arts Sciences and Letters for two years beginning in 1979. He is a teacher at Weber State and was the author and editor of "Weber State College... A Centennial History," which documents the history of the first hundred years of Weber. Richard W. Saddler co-authored "Utah, The Right Place: The Official Centennial History," with fellow historian Thomas G. Alexander.

Citation:
UtahAcademy, via WWW, August 20, 2019 (Richard W. Saddler was born in 1940. He is a historian specializing in Utah history and has written books on Ogden City, Weber City, and the Weber Basin water history. Richard was the president of the Utah Academy of Arts Sciences and Letters for two years begining in 1979. He is a teacher at Weber State and was the author and editor of “Weber State College…A Centennial History,” which documents the history of the first hundred years of Weber. Richard W. Saddler co-authored Utah, The Right Place: The Official Centennial History with fellow historian Thomas G. Alexander.)

Found in 1 Collection or Record:

Thomas G. Alexander teaching and subject papers, 1960-2014

 Series — Multiple Containers
Identifier: MSS 1970 Series 6
Scope and Contents

Contains notes, lesson outlines, newspaper clippings, assignments, and exams pertaining to the history courses that Thomas G. Alexander taught at BYU. Dated from 1960 to 2014.

Dates: 1960-2014
Found in: L. Tom Perry Special Collections / MSS 1970, Thomas G. Alexander papers

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