Abstract The Salt Lake City and County Building restoration records (1892-1989) contain time capsule inventories and news clippings concerning the Salt Lake City and County Building. The building was originally finished in 1894 and held both City Hall and the County Courthouse. A rennovation of the building between 1986 and 1989 allowed the continued use of the building that houses Salt Lake City's offices and was once used as Utah's capitol building.

Abstract The Nancy V. Young essay (1980) consist of a paper written by Young entitled "The Kearns Mansion Restoration, 1977-1980." It is an overview of the project, lists people involved, and gives sources where additional information about the restoration can be found. The Kearns Mansion, located in Salt Lake City, was the home of Senator Thomas Kearns. In 1937, it was presented to the state of Utah to be used as the governor's residence. It also housed the Utah State Historical Society at one time.

Abstract The Nancy V. Young photograph collection consist of images of the Alf Engen Ski School Hall of Fame Banquet, along with two general images.