Contains family histories, newsletters, photographs, negatives, and scrapbooks related to Heslop's church calling, high school reunion, children, missions, and trips.

Contains research and composition files on Bertolt Brecht and other German notables, with correspondence and reviews; includes graduate student and course files, and Foreign Language Area Studies files. Dated 1944-2007.

Contains personal papers of Jewel Skousen, including letters received from her husband, W. Cleon Skousen, and other family members and friends, emails, family history, ephemera connected to family member events, passports, address lists, and compact discs of family history, photographs, family events, and computer back-up. Materials dated 1936 to 2006.

Contains newsletters to and from members of the T. Edgar Lyon family, mostly the children. Dated 1979-1995.

Collection contains research files, correspondence, diaries, memorabilia, and other materials related to the Lyon family. Includes professional materials associated with various family members, as well as historical information on the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Materials date from approximately 1836 to 2007, with most from between 1899 and 1995.

Additional T. Edgar and Hermana Forsberg Lyon family records added in 2023.

Contains an audiocassette tape recording of the musical "None Shall Stay Them," by Nonie N. Sorensen. The musical contains 14 songs inspired by the story of George and Ann Quayle Cannon. Material created in 1991.

Contains assembled manuscripts for proposed, titled works as well as untitled works. Examples of some works are "Ettie Lee," "The Brightness of Hope," and "A Letter to my Parents." Manuscripts are also often anthologies of Stewart's poetry. All writing discusses Mormon history, Stewart's family history, or Mormon religion. Materials date from between approximately 1955 and 1984.

Contains records of Robert W. Stewart's military career, including physical examinations reports, letters, records of duty, and other materials. They document his military service, including all assignments and comments of his superiors. Additionally, they pertain to his health and post-military work. Materials date from between approximately 1920 and 1985.

Contains journals, genealogical papers, Robert W. Stewart's military records, book layouts, awards, and other materials. These papers document Ora Pate Stewart's personal thoughts and writings, as well as her husband's career, both during active duty and retirement. This series also includes materials concerning Stewart's relationships, both of colleagues and friends. Dated circa 1930-1995.

Contains approximately 2,000 letters written between 1918 and 1985. Majority of letters are written by Robert John Evans, but other authors include his son, Robert Pugmire Evans, and his mother, Alice Hazel Stallings Evans. Other letters are written by family friends and include holiday and birthday cards. Subjects of the correspondence include religious missions, school and university work, and everyday experiences.