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Richard E. Westwood papers
The Richard E. Westwood papers (1941-1971) consist of materials concerning his involvement as a prominent member of the United States mink industry. He was the founder and major partner of the Westwood Mink Farm which thrived from 1941-1971 in West Jordan, Utah.
Richard E. Westwood photograph collection
The Richard E. Westwood photograph collection consists of 221 photographs and negatives related to the Westwood’s mink business, turkey farm and homes. Included are photos of awards, the coat presented to the Pope, and a Presidential photograph of Bill Clinton. Date span is 1930-1980.
Charles I. Wheat papers
The Charles I. Wheat papers (1937-1958) contain thirteen letters from Dale Morgan to Carl Wheat concerning research in Western history. Also included are transcripts of articles from various Illinois and Iowa newspapers and a proposal for a book by Wheat titled, First Visible Footsteps of the White Man in Death Valley.
William Wheeler papers
The William Wheeler papers (1880-1937) holds Wheeler family correspondence, various documents on political subjects at local, state, and national levels, and school reports and records of the Perry School in Slaterville, Weber County, Utah.
Alice Estelle Manning Whipple photograph collection
Alice Estelle Manning Whipple (1925-2018) was a poet and member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints. This collection contains photographs of Whipple's father, Horatio Alpha Manning, and his parents, siblings, and grandparents.
History of Nelson Wheeler Whipple and his family
The history of Nelson Wheeler Whipple and his family consist of a typescript bound volume. Whipple converted to the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in 1844 and moved to Nauvoo, Illinois. After fleeing Nauvoo in 1846, Whipple lived in Garden Grove, Iowa until 1850, when he and his family moved to Salt Lake City, Utah.
Eugene W. Whitaker's KZN radio collection
The Eugene W. Whitaker's KZN radio collection (1922-1975) consists of two folders containing letters and materials documenting the early history of KZN, the first radio broadcast station in Utah. KZN was the first commercial radio station in Utah. It began broadcasting on May 22, 1922 from the roof of the building housing The Deseret News newspaper in Salt Lake City.
George Whitaker autobiography
The George Whitaker autobiography details the life of George Whitaker (1820-1907), a convert to the LDS Church who emigrated from England to the United States.
John Mills Whitaker papers
The John Mills Whitaker papers (1847-1963) consist of daily journals, correspondence, and business and professional papers, among other materials, relating to John Mills Whitaker (1863-1960). Whitaker was an educator, horticulturlist, politician, and LDS Church leader.
John Mills Whitaker photograph collection
The John Mills Whitaker photograph collection contains photographs relating to John Mills Whitaker's life events.
White Horse Prophecy transcript
The White Horse Prophecy transcript (1905-1965) was copied from the diary of Elder John J. Roberts, of Paradise, Utah. Described in the entry is a prophecy purportedly received May 1843, by Joseph Smith. Joseph Smith was a Prophet and the founder of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (LDS Church).
Meeche White digital photograph collection
Meeche White cofounded the National Ability Center in Park City, Utah, in 1985. The Meeche White digital photograph collection contains images documenting White's career in adaptive sports, her travels, and the honors she has received.
White Mountain Apache Indian Reservation map
The White Mountain Apache Indian Reservation map (1884) details the eastern boundary of the reservation located in Arizona. The reservation was surveyed by First Lieutenant T. A. Bingham and was drawn and traced by Oskar Hiiber.
Whitehead Mercantile Company ledger
The Whitehead Mercantile Company ledger (1893-1898) was for James Whitehead's Springville store listing accounts receivable.
Marjorie Alston Whiteley autograph album
The Marjorie Alston Whiteley autograph album (circa 1884-1890) contains signatures of friends, probably collected while Whiteley (1861-1954) was a student at the University of Deseret (University of Utah).
Whiterocks trading post records
Edward Morris Whitesides papers
The Edward Morris Whitesides papers (1892-1953) contain diaries, a ledger, a school register, and minute books.
Emil Morris Whitesides papers
The Emil Morris Whitesides papers (1917-2003) consist of personal correspondence during his participation in World War I (1917-1919), along with an autobiography titled, Things I Remember Most and Things I have Been Told. The autobiography was compiled in 2003 by Whitesides descendants and tells about his experience in the military, his missionary work, family life, and various activities.
John Whitmer papers
The John Whitmer papers (1831-1846) contains a typescript of Whitmer's history of the LDS Church by Pauline Hancock (of the now defunct Church of Christ). Also included is an excerpt from David Whitmer's pamphlet, "An Address to Believers in the Book of Mormon."
I. C. C. Whitmore papers
The I. C. C. Whitmore papers (1901-1907) contain correspondence, receipts, and purchase orders from various business dealings of Whitmore's in Utah, for the most part. According to historic sources, Whitmore was from Eureka, Nevada, and served as the alternate delegate to the Republican National Convention in 1900 for his state. Further information on Whitmore could not be found.