Showing Collections: 4481 - 4500 of 4641
Robert Hyde Wilson papers
The Robert Hyde Wilson papers (1931-1983) consist mainly of theater programs and notes, although some news clippings, correspondence, scrapbooks, and other materials are also included. Robert Hyde Wilson was co-founder of the Lagoon Opera House and directed productions at Kingsbury Hall and Pioneer Theater, both located at the University of Utah.
Robert Hyde Wilson photograph collection
The Robert Hyde Wilson photograph collection contains portraits of Robert Hyde Wilson and members of his family. As well as portraits of various theatrical personalities, and production photographs of plays, mostly from the 1940s
Ted L. Wilson photograph collection
The Ted L. Wilson photograph collection contains portraits of Ted Wilson and photographs of Ted Wilson participating in various activities, many of which were political events while he served as mayor of Salt Lake City.
Ted Wilson papers
The Ted Wilson papers (1976-1988) document the tenure of this Salt Lake City mayor (1976-1985) and his campaign for the U. S. Senate against Orrin Hatch in 1982. His mayoralty papers are concerned with administrative activities, boards and committees, the city council, correspondence, city departments, personnel, politics, speeches, and other topics.
W. Keith Wilson map collection
The W. Keith Wilson map collection (1892) contains a map of the Johnson County Cattle War in Wyoming.
Andrew W. Wiltse and Joel Farnham patent
The Andrew W. Wiltse and Joel Farnham patent is handwritten and titled "A New and Useful Improvement in the Machine for Spinning Wool and Cotton." Invented by Wiltse and Farnham, this patent provides a new and useful improvement in the machine for spinning wool and cotton.
John R. Winder diary
The John R. Winder diary (1857-1858) contains entries from November 1857 to April 1858. Winder (1821-1910) held several positions within the LDS Church.
Dale E. Winn home movies
The Dale E. Winn home movies (1915-1975) consists primarily of home movies capturing Winn's outdoor adventures with friends and family, inlcuding rappelling in the Tetons, rafting down the Colorado River, skiing competitions in Aspen and much more.
Dale Eldon Winn papers
The Dale Eldon Winn papers (1850-1996) consist of correpondence, military materials, writings, travel notebooks, and general materials. Winn was drated into World War II in 1941, serving in Australia, New Guinea and at Fort Still, Oklahoma.
Brian Paul Winterowd research paper
The Brian Paul Winterowd research paper (1976) is titled, "The Incorporation of Murray, Utah, 1897-1905," which was written in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Master of Science in History at the University of Utah.
Maxwell Myer Wintrobe papers
Maxwell Myer Wintrobe photograph collection
The Maxwell Myer Wintrobe photograph collection contains individual and group portraits of scientists, photographs of medical illustrations relating to anemia and hematology. As well as travel photographs, and two souvenir albums presented to Maxwell Wintrobe in Italy and the United States.
Maxwell Myer Wintrobe video collection
The Maxwell Myer Wintrobe video collection (circa 1967-1984) contains film and video relating to the medical and academic career of Dr. Maxwell Myer Wintrobe, an authority on hematology, who spent the later bulk of his career at the University of Utah where he conducted research in hereditary and metabolic disorders as well as cardiovascular research.
Frank F. Wipper papers
The Frank F. Wipper papers (1957-1960s) consist mainly of the newsletter Gospel Fullness, edited by Frank Wipper and issued monthly out of Fresno, California.
Craig Wirth papers
The Craig Wirth papers (1922-2001) contain correspondence, scripts, reports, directories, financial records, press releases, television publicity material, news clippings, and other materials surrounding the broadcasting career of Craig Wirth.
Craig Wirth photograph collection
The Craig Wirth photograph collection document various times in the career of Wirth as a prominent figure in the television news industry of Salt Lake and Denver. Included are personal and professional items.
Arthur C. Wiscombe photograph collection
Arthur C. Wiscombe (1928-2011) was a Utah educator who worked as a teacher, principle, and superintedent of Salt Lake City, Utah, and Downers Grove, Illinois school districts. He also taught philosophy at Brigham Young University and at the University of Utah. This collection contains photographs of Wiscombe and his family dating from 1953 to 1994.
Arthur C. Wiscombe papers
The Arthur C. Wiscombe papers (1984-2007) consist of volumes of letters, notebooks, essays and journal writings by Wiscombe. Wiscombe served as a teacher, principal, superintendent of Salt Lake City, UT and Downers Grove, IL school districts, and professor of philosophy at BYU and the University of Utah.
Jack Witherspoon papers
The Jack Witherspoon papers (1968-1972) contain reports on the Indian Housing program. Information about the housing program includes a history of public housing in the United States, explanations of public housing, a summary of the Housing and Urban Development Act of 1970, and an evaluation of the Indian Housing Program.
Ludwig Wittgenstein papers
The Ludwig Wittgenstein papers (1934-1935) contain the notes of Ludwig Wittgenstein's The Brown Book, dictated to F. Skinner and Alice Ambrose. The Brown Book, along with its companion volume The Blue Book, is considered an introduction to the Ludwig Wittgenstein (1889-1951) philosophical thought.