The Maralee Olson photograph collection contains digital scans of 10 color photographs of the Olson family outing at Albion Basin, Alta and 1 color photograph of Creighton Hart at the Alta Wild Flower Festival. The originals were scanned and returned to the family in 2003.

The Olympic Winter Games, Lake Placid photograph collection consists of one black and white photographic print and one bumper sticker. Both items include writing on the back stating they are from the book, XIII Olympic Winter Games Lake Placid 1980 Official Results.

Vern L. Opehnshaw (1913-2005) was a Utah architect who designed houses in Salt Lake City, Utah. This collection consists of a photograph album containing 39 color photographs of houses designed by Openshaw.

Ophir, Utah is a former incorporated town, now a census-designated place, in Tooele County, Utah. Initially eastablished as a mining camp in the 1860s, Ophir's population grew and collapsed in concert with the boom and bust cycle of the mining industry. The Ophir, Utah photograph collection contains 1 print of a stamp mill in Ophir.

This collection contains the proof sheets of photographs taken by photographers George Janecek and Kent Miles in partnership with the Oral History Institute. These photographs depict members of various ethnic communities within the Salt Lake area.

Gladys Young Orlob (1894-1980) was a patron of the arts in Salt Lake City, Utah. A granddaughter of Brigham Young, Orlob served as president of the Brigham Young Granddaughters Association. This collection contains images of Gladys Young Orlob, her family, and the Brigham Young's Granddaughters dating from approximatley the 1930s to 1960s.

Harold Orlob (1883-1982) was a composer and lyricist who worked on Broadway shows and musicals. This collection contains photographs of Orlob, his family, and associates, as well as images of playbills, dating from approximately 1900 to 1980.

Joe Y. Ota (1930-2015) served in the United States Army during the Korean War. This collection contains a digitzed photograph of Ota with an unidified soldier during his military service.

The Gail Ovard digital photograph collection contains scans from a 1958-1959 Olympus High School yearbook that primarily depict the football team and its members. Olumpus High School is a public high school in Holladay, a suburb of Salt Lake City, Utah, that opened in 1953.

The Dan Owen photograph consists of an image of a water ramp built in Nordic Valley in the mid 1970s by Bob and Hans Ribi. This was the largest water ramp in North America and hosted many athletes including the Canadian Freestyle Ski Team.

R. Wayne Pace (1931-) was a professor of organizational leadership at Brigham Young University, Provo, Utah. This collection contains photographs, slides, and negatives depicting his life, career, friends, and family dating from the 1950s to 1980s.

The Alvin G. and Lena M. Pack photograph collection contains photographs of KSL's coverage of auto racing at the Bonneville salt flats as well as personal photographs.

Eugene “Gene” Grant Pack I (1902-1981) was a radio engineer who worked at Salt Lake City's KLO from 1929 to 1949 before starting his own radio business. This collection contains black-and-white photographs of Pack's time at KLO, including the radio reporting of the 1930s Bonneville speed trials and signed pictures of bands and performers.

The Frederick J. Pack photograph collection contains photographs and negatives of geological formations in Utah, some views of areas in Utah and California and individual and group portraits.

The Gene Palmer digital photograph collection consists of 2 images, one is a portrait and the other is of Palmer skiing. Palmer is a veteran ski instructor.

Grant H. Palmer (1940-2017) was an educator, historian, and author. This collection contains images documenting the publication and promotion of Palmer's 2002 book An Insider's View of Mormon Origins as well as images of Palmer's travels and research.

The Richard Palmer digital photograph collection consists of images of Winterstick snowboard