The ballet archives photograph collection contains photographs and slides documenting performance activities by various dance companies in Utah. The collection also included are images from Ballet West, the University Theatre Ballet, Utah Civic Ballet, and various companies directed by Willam F. Christensen.

The Blackner and Associates photograph collection consists of travel images along with numerous images of places throughout the world.

The David J. Buerger photograph collection contains photographs and slides relating to changes in LDS Church temple rites and ceremonies. The collection also includes slides used in a presentation at the Sunstone Symposium, 1988.

The Arthur L. Chaffin photographs contains materials concerning Chaffin's owning and operating of the Chaffin Ferry and his mining career. Arthur L. Chaffin operated the ferry across the Colorado River at Hite, Utah until the site was covered by Lake Powell in the 1960s. He was also extensively involved in mining in southeastern Utah.

The Ralph Chamberlin photograph collection contains photographs and slides of buildings and events at the University of Utah and in Salt Lake City; photographs and slides of buildings and archaeological sites in Mexico.

The Great Basin National Park photograph collection consists of scenic slides of Great Basin National Park.

The H. Bowman Hawkes collection contains photograph slides with images of Bowman Hawkes’ well known field trips to examine geography particularly in Utah and the Uintah Basin.

The photographic slide collection documents over forty years of paleonotological work at the Cleveland-Lloyd Dinosaur Quarry in Carbon County, Utah. Some of the slides were shown by the donor in the course of talks he gave about the history of the quarry, while others were collected by him to document the operations there. The slides were arranged and numbered by the donor in subject order, and that original order has been maintained.

The Kenneth Fielding McAllister photograph collection documents the June 1956 river trip through the Glen Canyon of the Colorado River with a semi-private river running group, SOCOTWA. Also included is a SOCOTWA tee shirt that was given to each member of the party, and miscellaneous documents assembled as background information by Robert G. Vernon.

The William James Monroe photograph collection consists of construction and building slides and photographs related to Monroe's architectural practice in Salt Lake City. Monroe was an architect in Salt Lake City, Utah who practiced from 1946 to 1970.