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This collection contains drawings of the Teton Dam and results from model turbine tests from 1971-1973.

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Documents from the Topons Canal Company concerning incorporation, court cases, and loans.

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This collection contains a variety of materials from different members of the Tueller family including journals, photographs, family history material and documents pertaining to the Swiss Mission. Because this collection is unprocessed, please contact the Special Collections and Archives manuscript curator to view these materials.

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This collection documents irrigation ventures in southern Idaho and northern Utah over the period 1880-1992.

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Collection consists of photographs taken of a survey that included streams and lakes in Arizona, Utah, New Mexico, Nevada, Idaho, Wyoming, and Montana. Many photos show fish shelters, rip-rapping, stream improvements, and fish counts. Some of the photographs were taken by A.S. Hazzard.

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The USU Homecoming Photograph Collection consists of one box containing black and white photographs of homecoming week activities at USU from the 1950s and 1960s. Most photographs consist of parade floats, committees, cheerleading and queen contestants (names are provided on portraits). Photos are in good shape.

Abstract The USU Irrigation Engineering Photograph Collection consists of 2,808 color slides, black and white negatives, and black and white photographs from projects and studies relating to irrigation but also a variety of water issues such as cloud seeding, ice encasement, salinity, water conservation, and drought studies. Most of the images are from Cache Valley but there are also images from throughout Utah. Also included are images of dams and irrigation projects in Montana, New Mexico, Idaho,...

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These papers comprise Dr. Bishop's later career from 1992-2001.

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Contains the professional papers of Lyman S. Willardson.

Abstract The Wasatch Research Center photograph collection consists of 127 photographs taken or commissioned by the U.S. Forest Service Intermountain Forest and Range Experiment Station in Ogden, Utah and sent to the Wasatch Research Station in Farmington between 1930 and 1955. Most of the photos, both from the ground and from the air, were part of exhibits or published reports intended to document floods and flood damage, man-made attempts to control flooding and erosion, natural and man-made...