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A collection of photographs pertaining to Floyd D. Hansen, an early pioneer of aviation in Cache Valley. He was instrumental in forming the Cache Valley Flying Service which trained pilots in World War II, as well as in the development of the Logan-Cache Airport.

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This collection contains the general records of the High Uintas Preservation Council and documents its involvement in the ranger districts encompassing the greater Uinta region.

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This collection contains the papers of James C. Hogenson and Lybia B. Hogenson

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This collection consists of post office materials and family histories collected by Ora Hoskins.

Abstract Informing the National Narrative: Stories of Utah’s Opioid Crisis is a collection of thirty-one interviews (audio and transcripts) of individuals from nine Utah counties who have a personal connection to the opioid epidemic (e.g., people in recovery, family members, treatment providers, etc.). Interviews were conducted by trained community scholars and Utah State University (USU) personnel. These first-person narratives give voice to and commentary on the lived experiences of those most...

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This collection consists of diaries written by Eva B. Israelsen from January 1, 1944, to April 25, 1993. They record her experiences as a North Logan homemaker.

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This collection consists of single-item manucripts of various formats.

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This collection contains materials pertaining to the life of J.A. Groebli, a resident of Logan, Utah. It contains correspondence from various groups practicing the occult, martial arts, and a variety of religions.

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This collection contains items pertaining to the life and career of Jed W. Wasden, including his work with Vocational Education programs in Utah and his work as a Utah State Representative.

Abstract Ronald Jensen was born in Huntsville, Utah, and briefly attended Utah State Agricultural College (now Utah State University). He worked in the banking department of a California cotton company for much of his life. Soon after his retirement in 1970, he bought the Grant Hill Farm in Cache Valley and donated it to Utah State University in order that it become the Ronald V. Jensen Historical Living Farm and the Man and His Bread Museum. The Historical Living Farm was later renamed the American...