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The Newton Library photograph collection consists of copied portraits of WWI and WWII veterans from Newton, Utah, photocopies of personal histories and documents, and original images of 1930s Newton basketball teams and 1920s school groups.

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This collection represents interviews and documentary photographs regarding Mormon food storage activities carried out by members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints from Cache Valley, Utah, during 1992-2002.

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This collection contains letters, genealogy information, and personal papers related to Edwin L. Peterson’s family.

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This collection documents the life of Emily H. Richardson, particularly her involvement in the General Federation of Women’s Clubs (GFWC) of Utah.

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Anna Marie Smith and her husband, Hubert W., lived in Logan during the 1950s and 1960s, both possibly teaching at USU. Anna Marie became well-acquainted with a number of influential writers, including Rodello Hunter, Ann Nolan Clark, and Virginia Sorensen. This collection contains Anna Marie's correspondence and collected files from these authors and others.

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The J.P. Smith Printing Company was a local printing establishment in Logan, Utah, founded in 1881 by John P. Smith and Clarence Cummings.

Scope and Contents Series I contains materials related to John Suiter’s early work documenting and photo-graphing the “literary landscapes” of Jack Kerouac in Lowell, Massachusetts, and Mexico. Series II contains materials collected and produced by John Suiter for his book Poets on the Peaks: Gary Snyder, Philip Whalen and Jack Kerouac in the Cascades , published in 2002 by Counterpoint Press. Primary research materials in this series include Suiter’s correspondence...

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The Susan Sunada photograph collection consists of photographs, negatives, and slides of headstones of Japanese-Americans in Utah and Idaho, as well as images of sporting events at Utah State University.

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This collection contains materials collected by Susan Sunada, a photojournalist for the Deseret News who also did a lot of research about Japanese American immigrants to the United States.

Abstract In 2010 the Swaner Preserve and EcoCenter (Snyderville Basin, Park City, Utah) was donated to Utah State University, making it the largest gift in USU history. Known to native peoples as the “Hole in the Sky,” the preserve encompasses a 1,200 acre wildlife preserve and state of the art environmental education facility. The dream of the preserve started in 1992, when Dr. Paula Swaner and her children pursued a way to honor their late husband and father Leland Swaner; and culminated in the...