John P. Taggart was the U.S. federal tax assessor in the Utah Territory from 1870 until 1874. The collection is made up of manuscript letters mailed to Taggart from a variety of merchants and individuals, all dealing with the selling and taxing of liquor in the Utah Territory.

This collection contains 47 letters in total spanning from 1854 to 1919. They are primarily correspondence between members of the Thirkell family in Utah and their relatives in England.

A collection of postcards sent and recieved by A.A. Thomas while on an LDS mission in Germany and letters sent and recieved by Thomas family while living in Richmond, Utah. Also includes correspondence from John "Jack" W. Carlson while on an LDS mission in Sweden, and various residents of Cache County

This collection contains materials pertaining to the life of Marie Anton Thurman, a poet, musician, and Utah State University Alumna.

The USU Student Entertainment photograph collection consists of 202 photographs and negatives as well as a variety of documents such as newspaper clippings, postcards, and programs pertaining to Utah State University student entertainment. Prominent among the photographs are pictures of individual student performers, orchestral groups, unidentified vocal groups, The Springfields, The Youngtimers, and Village Voices.

The Utah Game and Fish photograph collection consists of 227 images, mostly of fish hatcheries, dykes, cabins, and ponds that were used for fisheries typically found in Utah from the late 1920s through the 1990s. Also included are sketches and photographs of directors of the fish and game division as well newspaper articles and letters pertaining to the photographs.

This collection contains the agendas and minutes of the Board of Trustees/Institutional Council.

This collections contains awards for the Board of Trustees/Institutional Council

This collection contains the by-laws for the Board of Trustees/Institutional Council

This collection contains the correspondence of the Board of Trustees/Institutional Council