The Charles M. Pickett scrapbook (1946-1999) documents the career of this Utah-born attorney and employee of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation. Mr. Pickett also held public office in Washington County.

The Marilyn Bradshaw Reagan papers (1977-1985) consist of legal documents and correspondence pertaining to the court case involving Marilyn Bradshaw Reagan's attempt to prevent her sister Frances Schreuder from inheriting the fortune made by their father, whose murder sent Schreuder to prison.

The Bernie A. Rhodes papers (1971-1994) consist of typed manuscripts for D. B. Cooper: The Real McCoy and Beyond a Reasonable Doubt, written by Bernie Rhodes and Russell Calame; news articles; and other materials.

The Salt Lake Abstract Company title (1934) was prepared by Thomas Alston and deals with a parcel of land on 2nd Avenue and "D" Street, Salt Lake City, Utah.

The Salt Lake County probate records (1903-1920) contain seven leather-bound volumes of handwritten records of the Probate Division of the District Court in and for Salt Lake County, Utah. Six volumes contain records regarding estate administration of deceased persons; one volume contains records regarding the guardianship of minors. Among those whose estate records appear in these volumes are Lorenzo Snow, Jr., Heber S. Sanders, Henry P. Lytle, John R. Winder, and Orrin Porter Rockwell.

The A. Wally Sandack papers (1902-1994) consist of materials resulting from Sandack's activities as an attorney and politician in Utah.

The Marion Burrows Smith papers (1988-2004) contain a report written by Marion Burrows Smith concerning instances of child sexual abuse in LDS neighborhoods. The collection also includes newspaper articles, correspondence, court cases, articles, and protection projects all on the subject of child sexual abuse.

The William Treseder papers (1936-1963) are a collection of professional papers from his career in law enforcement and his activities in the Democratic Party. Treseder was a Justice of the Peace in Magna, Utah from 1928 to 1932, served as a deputy U.S. Marshal in 1933, and from 1950 to 1952 was a Utah U.S. Marshal. His personal interests included active membership in the Democratic Party in Utah, where he also served in several capacities.

The Utah State Junior Chamber of Commerce photograph collection consists of one photographs of the Junior Chamber of Commerce Convention in Park City in 1971.

The Utah State Junior Chamber of Commerce records (1965-1975) consist of state and local officer lists, membership forms, meeting materials, local project files, and chapter, district, and national correspondence.