Abstract The Mosiah Hall papers (1880-1952) deal with education and Hall's time as an educator. The collection contains two memoranda books Hall kept as institute teacher, lecturer, visitor, and inspector of high schools for the state of Utah. The rest of the papers include a small amount of correspondence of a very general nature, two notebooks, some articles he wrote on education, a few poems Hall wrote, several certificates relating to his teaching assignments, and a copy of the Course of Study of...

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The Abraham Alonzo Kimball journals consist of typescripts that cover the period 1879-1887 and deals with polygamy, education, and church activities at the local level.

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The Asael Carlyle Lambert photograph collection consists of pictures and negatives of the Nauvoo Temple capstone.

Abstract The Asael Carlyle Lambert papers (1929-1983) document the lifetime search of Asael Carlyle Lambert that began when, as a teacher of comparative religion at Brigham Young University, he sought answers to questions propounded by his students. Part of the collection covers the history and development of early LDS scriptures. The documents also trace the economic, political, and sociological situations of the LDS Church, including Joseph Smith Jr., and his life and activities pursuant to the...

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

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The Ole Pettit papers (1895-1944) consist of journals, notebooks, publications, programs, and miscellaneous items dealing with Pettit's time as a student at the Utah School for the Deaf and Blind in Ogden, Utah.

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The Helen Bowring Ure photograph collection contains photographs of Ure's involvement in numerous community organizations dealing with education, youth, health, women's rights, and the democratic party. The collections also contains personal and family photographs.