The Hattie Squier Hines papers contain two hand-written workbooks for kindergarten teaching.

The IBRIC records (1965-2011) include studies, surveys, and other research materials resulting from and used for research in the fields of creativity, biographical predictors of ability, and educational effectiveness, among other subjects.

The Maud Mary Lawson certificate (1894) enabled her to teach school in the Utah territories for five years.

The Vivian Dorothy Peterman Lovell papers (1920) contain a notebook and commencement program. Lovell (1901-1991) was a music teacher at Rowland Hall School, she graduated from Salt Lake High School in 1920.

The Frank O. McIntyre papers (1932-1976) contain personal items, as well as memoranda, articles and newspaper clippings relating to McIntyre's professional career as an educator, administrator, public relations executive and public speaker.

The Neighborhood House records (1894-1996) contains general board meeting minutes, annual reports, a list of board members, photocopies of news clippings, financial statements, role and guest books, and donation records. Also included in the collection is a fiftieth-year history of the Neighborhood House and Day Nursery Association written by Lela Horn Richards in 1944.

The Ray W. Olsen yearbook collection (1938-1942) consists of two yearbooks published by South High School in Salt Lake City, Utah titled The Southerner (1938, 1942) along with one yearbook published by the University of Utah titled The Utonian (1942). All yearbooks include inscriptions from classmates of Olsen.

The Oquirrh School photograph collection contains one photograph of the eighth grade graduating class of Oquirrh School in 1903 standing in front of the school.

The George R. Petrie thesis (1975) titled "The Carden School of Salt Lake City, Utah," consist of Petrie's unpublished master's thesis describing the founding of the Carden Schools and the development of the Longfellow branch in Salt Lake City. The Carden School system was created by Mae Carden and specialized in teaching phonic reading, Christian precepts, and student discipline.

The Ethel M. Piper papers (1930-1992) contain correspondence written by Ethel M. Cashmore Piper (b. 1892), as well as additional correspondence, news clippings, awards, eulogies, and a short biography. These items document her teaching career and 100th birthday. Piper was an elementary school teacher in Ogden, Utah (1918-1963).

The Ethel M. Piper photograph collection contains two black and white images of Ethel M. Piper. One of these images is a portrait of Piper in 1960, while she was teaching school. The other image is of Piper and a Young Native American to whom she was teaching English in 1914. This collection has been digitized and is available in the digtial library.

The Provo Community Congregational Church records (1883-1986) consist of the records of various church-sponsored organizations, board and committee materials, Sunday bulletins, minutes, financial records, correspondence, histories, and miscellaneous papers. The Provo Community Congregational Church was one of the earliest churches organized in the state of Utah.

The John M. Provost papers (1954-1957) contain school notebooks and textbooks from Provost's time at the Stewart School.

The William M. Purdy papers (1954-1991) consist of personal and professional documents for Purdy (1921-1993), a noted Utah educator. The materials include correspondence, writings, and documents concerning Rowland Hall-St. Mark's School, where Purdy was headmaster from 1968-1981. Also included in the collection is his paper, "An Outline of the History of the Flaming Gorge Area."

The Alton F. Richards photograph collection consists of portraits of Alton and various members of the Richards family. The collection also contains images from Richards' teaching career, photographs of Whittier, Alaska, and aerial views of Ogden. This collection has been digitized and is available in our Digital Library.

The Rowland Hall-St. Mark's School records (1921-2004) contain administrative files, correspondence, school publications, directories and Alumni documentation.

The Salt Lake City public schools collection (1892-1947) contain correspondence, course study materials, meeting minutes, teacher evaluations, and a payroll book.

The Salt Lake City School District Board records (1896-1993) include reports, memoranda, district maps, correspondence, and lawsuits. The Salt Lake City School District operated thirty-six schools in Salt Lake City for 24,000 students in 2005.

The Salt Lake City Women's Civic Center records (1919-1964) include correspondence, membership lists, minutes, financial records, and news clippings. The Civic Center was founded in 1919. It offered adult education classes for women in academic and domestic subjects until it disbanded in 1961.