The Sheridan L. McGarry papers (1864-1950) contains an article, correspondence, notes, and news clippings relating to the study of LDS currency. McGarry researched and wrote a lengthy article on the subject, which was published in The Numismatist.

The collection consists of original and edited transcripts of two interviews by Henry J.Wolfinger with Harley Murray regarding his association with former U.S. Senator Frank J. Cannon in Colorado in the 1930s. Murray recalls their attempts to start a newspaper to promote bimetallism and discusses Cannon's politics and personality.

The National Copper Bank of Salt Lake records (1926-1927), contain a check register, and several checks from the bank.

The Fred M. Oliver papers (1943-1996) consist of correspondence, reports, minutes, surveys, documents, published articles, books, citations, and letters of commendations. He was a public accountant.

The L. Mayland Parker papers consist of an autobiography, correspondence, and articles. He was a professor of agricultural economics at Arizona State University from 1955-1972, and then professor of geography from 1972-1986.

The Perpetual Emigrating Fund Company receipt book (1857-1863) consists of receipts for debts owed to the Perpetual Emigrating Fund Company showing not only amounts in dollars, but also a variety of commodities and services in lieu of cash repayments. The Perpetual Emigrating Fund was a voluntary fund to aid members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints moving to Utah.

The Pro-Utah records (1964-1970) consist of some intermittent papers from this organization. Included are by-laws, name lists, memoranda, correspondence, meeting minutes, reports, and news clippings. Pro-Utah was organized in 1964 by Utah's business leaders as an industrial promotion program.

The Charles A. Raymond account book (1865-1866) consist of four-pages that records commodities, quantities and prices. Sergeant Charles Raymond and William A. Carter, a sutler at Fort Bridger, both recorded entries.

The Salt Lake City Chamber of Commerce photograph collection (1938-1984) contain various photographs of ceremonies, banquet, displays, and people in the Salt Lake City Chamber. The Chamber of Commerce has been assisting business development in Salt Lake City since 1887.

The Salt Lake City Chamber of Commerce records (1938-1984) contain various pamphlets, magazines, and other promotional publications concerning the businesses of the Salt Lake area. The chamber has been assisting business development in Salt Lake City since 1887.

The Taxpayers for Utah photograph collection documents a meeting of the Taxpayers for Utah and notable Utah political figures who attended this meeting. Also includes financial graphs and figures used at the meeting. Collection consists primarily of slides.

The Tracy-Collins Bank and Trust Company records (1913-1987) contain letters, statements, news clippings, research, brochures, artwork, and other documents regarding the history, advertising, and general activities of this Utah bank.

The Utah coins and tokens collection also contains pins, coupon books, and dog licenses. The collection consists primarily of tokens from a number of establishments throughout Utah.

The Utah Commercial and Savings Bank meeting minutes (1889-1912) document the business of the bank, loan transactions, and finally the sale of the bank in 1912 to Zion Savings and Trust Bank (which name is crossed out and replaced with the State Bank of Utah).

The Washoe County Title Guaranty Company records (1874-1920) consist of title abstracts collected and bound in Reno Nevada, from 1874 to 1920.

The Bartlett Wicks papers (1871-1969) concentrate mainly on Wicks (1895-1981), a member of the American Ambulance Field Service, and his experiences during World War I. The collection also contains some materials relating to Joseph R. Walker, prominent Utah banker and businessman. Wicks was related to Walker by marriage.

The Ralph Bassett Wright papers (1938-1989) contain market data, clippings and news related to real estate appraisal. Also included in the collection are annual reports from First Security Corporation. Wright was a Salt Lake City, Utah, real estate appraiser.

The Ralph Bassett Wright photograph collection contains images pertaining to Wright's (1903-1997) career as a real estate appraiser, senior vice president of First Security Bank, and president of Union Bank and Trust.