Contains a biographical sketch of Leo J. Muir from his birth to graduation from the University of Utah and the book The Life of William Smith Muir, His Forebears, Wifes and Posterity, 1469-1956 , edited by Leo J. Muir. Photos are of William S. and Lucy Muir Family (Leo J. Muir's parents) in front of Muir home about 1885, and Univeristy of Utah Class picture, 1888.

Commends Leo J. Muir on contribution to Parents Class movement in the LDS Church.

University of Utah and the State of Utah.

Correspondence while state superintendent of Public Instruction for Utah, A-Z. Included among signatures are John A. Widtsoe, Henry Blood, William Fry, Howard R. Driggs, Utah Governor Simon Bamberger and Charles R. Mabey, L. John Nuttall, Joseph K. Nicholas, Elmer G. Peterson, Adam S. Bennion. Also an aticle and address on subject of teachers by Leo J. Muir.

Personal Correspondence, 1914-1922; List of appointments and positions filled by Leo Muir in 1917, other assignments as cited in souvenir publications, 1906-1921.

Includes History of West Bountiful Ward, 1848-1931; photo of West Bountiful Ward Sunday School officers and teachers, 1905; and Bountiful's 90 Year Old Tabernacle, address delivered by Angus Smedley, in Bountiful First Ward, 1953.

Correspondence with Mormon Church leaders and Utah government officials, genealogies, histories, patriarchal blessings, autobiographies, scrapbooks, mementoes, photographs, yearbooks, and publications. The items relate to Muir and his family, his teaching and his business careers, and his work in the Mormon Church.