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A letter from Franklin S. Harris to Robert Donner, stating that Roy Harris was not a communist sympathizer, but a "fine gentleman and outstanding musician."
A photograph of a fraternity house decorated for Homecoming in 1958. Theme: The Cow Jumped Over the Moon nursery rhyme.
191 East 100 North, Logan, Utah. A prominent local businessman and member of the USAC board of trustees from 1925–41. Frances W. Champ, Frederick’s wife, was a member of Logan’s Musical Arts Guild. No image available.
Fred Taylor talks about when he was a young man in Mendon, Utah and dating girls in different towns. He also talks about the Mendon Jazz Band. Recorded October 9, 2001. Excerpt from full interview.
Interview with Fred Taylor on October 9, 2001. He talks about horses used in farming in Mendon, Utah. Excerpt from full interview.
Interview with Fred Taylor on October 9, 2001. He talks about the last working team in Mendon, Utah. Excerpt from full interview.
Interview with Fred Taylor on October 9, 2001. He talks about the theater in Mendon, Utah. Excerpt from full interview.
155 East Center Street, Logan, Utah. A Logan businessman and neighbor of the Harrises, Thompson participated in Roy and Johana’s weekly radio broadcast of “Music with Our Neighbors”. There is no image available.
Fred's Cafe. Cache Valley Building Co. tax assessment photograph (D-0411a), built in 1903. "The Inspector eats here" sign. "Metropolitan Life" sign in adjacent window. 21 East 100 North, Logan, Utah. Tax assessment card available.
Fred's Cafe. Cache Valley Building Co. tax assessment photograph (D-0411a), built in 1903. "The Inspector eats here" sign. 21 East 100 North, Logan, Utah. Tax assessment card available.
This audio file contains a recorded interview with Fred Berthrong regarding the history of the Logan Rotary club.
This transcript is derived from a recorded interview with Fred Berthrong regarding the history of the Logan Rotary club.
Scandinavian mission journal of Frederick Isaac Sorensen, dating from 1879 to 1880. For pictures of the original home of Nicolai Sorensen and birthplace of Isaac Sorensen in Fjenneslev, Denmark, please see the images at the end of the diary.
Letter from Frederick M. McCloy to Jack London, dated January 29, 1914 and from Jack London to Charmian London, dated January 30, 1914. London discusses a car accident he was involved with in New York.
The Rotary correspondence and speeches of Rotarian Frederick P. Champ.
Frederick P. Champ watching the laying the cornerstone of the Merrill Library, 1930. Stone is engraved with the date April 2, 1930. Size of photograph: 3.5 x 5 in.
Frederick Percival Champ, 1896-1976, Chairman of the Board of Trustees.
The Freedom sculpture, inspired by the Cyrus cylinder (a symbol of the Iranian pre-Islamic identity) installed on Santa Monica Blvd just outside of Beverly Hills. The sculpture is surrounded by tall office buildings.
Freedom Summer activists sing before leaving training sessions at Western College for Women in Oxford, Ohio, for Mississippi in June 1964.
A later record of freight bills collected at the Wellsville Station throughout September, 1933. The consignees of this particular record represent a variety of individuals and businesses, demonstrating the many different types of freight that the…
This document is a record of freight bills collected at the Wellsville Station throughout July, 1933. Each freight bill was tracked according to cost, the railcar and number in which the freight had traveled, the location of origin for the shipment,…
Greens ready to be sold by the Utah State Student Organic Farm
Fresh vegetables from the Farm. The USU Student Organic Farm sells fruits and vegetables grown on a one-acre plot near the University campus.
Page from "The Register of the Times: or Political Museum. Containing an Interesting Collection of Political Transactions and Occurrences. Divided into Domestic and Foreign Politics"
Front (West) Elevation of the USAC Library Building
Close up photograph of front entrance of the Moroni Feed Company in Moroni, Utah, ca. 1970.;
The front page illustration of an anti-Mormon pamphlet entitled "Hell Upon Earth!" The woodcut illustration, titled "How Women and Girls are Ensnared" features a group of women and children being captured by Mormon men in a human skull, as well as…
Front page of the "Student Life" newspaper from October 11, 1934. Includes an article on the planning of the 1934 Homecoming celebration.
The front page of the September 14, 1945 "Student Life" newspaper featuring an article welcoming the Aggies back to peacetime college days.
Photograph of front view of Bear River Co-op building in Corinne, Utah, ca. 1970;
Photograph of the front view and sign of the Co-op Service in Salt Lake City, Utah, ca. 1970.;
Front entrance of Congregation Brith Sholem, May 2021
Photograph of the front view of the Ashley Co-op store in Vernal, Utah, ca. 1970.;
Photograph of close up front view of the Castle Valley Co-op in Huntington, Utah, ca. 1970. Building advertisements read: "Tires, sales-service. Batteries, Oil, Accessories. Major Quality Gas For Less.";
Photograph of front view of the Co-op Service with gas pumps in Salt Lake City, Utah, ca. 1970.;
Photograph of front view of Southern Utah Co-op in Enterprise, Utah, ca. 1970.;
Photograph of the front side view of the Uintah Farmers Co-op, ca. 1970.;
