BYU Library - Special Collections

Collection includes mixed materials such as scrapbooks, correspondence, cards, oral histories, cassette tapes, notes, articles, photographs, publications, and various other items. The contents of this collection appear to be oriented primarily around the life of Amelia Madsen Beecher, however there are several references to her mother, Abigal Rees Madsen, her father, Roland Adolph Madsen, and her husband, Asa L. Beecher.

Contains the research material, notes, photographs, and other material of Berrett, including research on Mormon Trail history, history of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, and scrapbooks of tours conducted by LaMar C. Berrett. Dates range from 1931-2007.

Genealogies, correspondence, notes, scrapbooks, photographs, and a history. The materials deal with Conklin family genealogy and with Sidney Conklin's efforts to get more information. Also included are newspaper clippings on New Britain, Connecticut.

Printed and handwritten music scores, correspondence, programs, speeches, a biography of Mary Ellen Spencer, a scrapbook, magazines, notes, and miscellaneous items. The materials relate to Cornwall's work as director of the Mormon Tabernacle Choir.

Handwritten and typed plays, correspondence, photographs, scrapbooks, programs, notebooks, and literary magazines. The materials relate to Jenks' plays, his revisions of them, and his attempts to get them published or performed.

A scrapbook documenting the LDS mission of Sister Alice Hannah Henricksen to the Northwestern United States, 1928-1929.

The collection contains the papers of Alof Pratt and Margaret Smith Larson, residents of Snowflake, Lakeside, Phoenix, and Taylor, Arizona. Includes correspondence, photographs, scrapbooks, school notes, items from the Taylor Cash Store, legal papers, missionary notes and journals, family history research and stories, and notes from Alof's various careers and church service. Materials are dated 1900-1973.

Scrapbook. The item consists largely of newspaper clippings mostly on religions of the world. They date from the second half of the nineteenth century. The clippings were pasted over handwritten notes. These materials relate to legal theory.

Scrapbooks including newspaper clippings, poetry, invitiations, notes, and minutes of meetings. The items relate the society's activities and accomplishments. The collection is from the Utah County Branch of the Utah Pen women in association with the National League of American Pen Women. The materials were collected by Belle deJong Van Wagenen, historian of the organization.

Scrapbook, newspaper clippings, photocopies of photographs, and typed notes. The materials relate to the history of musical instruments, primarily in the medieval period.