City and Town Life
Found in 525 Collections and/or Records:
Harry Butler diaries
Holograph diaries for the years 1955-1959 and 1964 contained in five small notebooks. The items are short and list daily activities. The author probably lived in Provo, Utah.
Cache Valley's west side
Photocopy of a typewritten speech "delivered by Mrs. Marybelle Pike before the Cache Valley Historical Society" 23 March 1955. Pike talks about the history of the west side of Cache Valley, Utah, including its early settlement. She presents anecdotes and data on several towns including Weston, Clifton, and Oxford in Idaho and Clarkston and Cornish, Utah.
M. D. Canfield letter
Myron Davenport Canfield’s letter to his Uncle Ezra Canfield, dated 12 December 1836.
Zina Presendia Young Williams Card autograph album
Autograph book with hadwritten entries. These items are signatures and short messages of appreciation written to Card.
Christopher Carpenter agreement
Handwritten and signed agreement stating that Christopher Carpenter will purchase land from James Richardson. The item is dated December 28, 1804 and the place is given as "Seline." This location has not been identified. It may have been in Missouri, perhaps near St. Louis.
Christopher Carpenter agreement
Handwritten and signed agreement stating that Christopher Carpenter will deed land to Gabriel Cerre. The item is in Spanish, dated November 1803, and registered in St. Louis, Missouri.
A. V. Carr agreement
Handwritten and signed promissory note made out to Samuel Solomon. The item is dated 2 Nov. 1818 and was created in St. Louis, Missouri. Carr promises to give Solomon money.
C. W. Carter papers
Collection consists of a bound volume of handwritten notes. Carter describes various areas of Utah and presents short biographies of Mormon leaders. He also includes short notes on his photography business.
Russell R. Casper biography of William Wallace Casper
Transcript of a biography of William Wallace Casper, with an emphasis on his service in the Mormon Battalion. Biography contains excerpts from a narrative account by William Casper. The edited biography is incomplete, documenting only brief elements of Casper's life.