Michael D. 'Mickey' Gallivan was a writer, reporter, and businessman who was director of the Utah Travel Council and served as Vice President of the Salt Lake City Olympic Bid Committee from 1988 until 1995. The Michael D. 'Mickey' Gallivan collection contains photographs from the Utah Travel Council including images related to the Utah Olympic Bid, travel advertisements, Utah parks and scenery, and Park City.

The W. Stewart Gardiner photograph collection consists of images and slides of kayaking and river running in the Green River; included are images of members of the Gardiner family.

The Claudius Y. Gates slide collection consists of images depicting wilderness areas in southern Utah and northern Arizona taken during several trips in the 1950s.

The Clyde D. Gessel photograph collection consists of black-and-white prints, color slides, and transparencies primarily depicting water management in the American west. Clyde D. Gtessel (1918-2007) worked for the Department of the Interior, Bureau of Reclamation as a Civil Engineer and was a member of the American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE).

The Alvin L. Gittins photograph collection consists of portrait photographs used by Alvin Gittins for research in painting portraits, as well as photographs and slides of completed portraits. Included are a large number of art photographs of unidentified persons. Also included are landscape photographs, mostly of areas around Kanab, Utah, and Gittins family photographs.

The H. D. Goode photograph collection contains personal and family photographs, and three albums containing photographs of H. D. Goode's childhood, snapshots he took in Europe during and immediately after World War II, and postcards collected in Europe circa 1945. Included are a large number of slides taken in various national parks and wilderness areas in Utah.

The Great Salt Lake photograph collection contains photographs and slides of the Salt Flats, sailing activities, and the Lucin Cutoff.

Wesley A. Groesbeck was an advocate, consultant, and educator on environmentally friendly building practices in Utah. This collection contains photographs of a 1993 trip to Germany and slides used in a presentation on water given by Groesbeck.

The E. Richard Hart photograph collection consists of photographs of the Duck Valley Reservation; photographs of various locations used to document Zuni land claims; and photographs and oral history transcripts concerning the town of Hailey, Idaho.

Dorothy Harvey was a wilderness advocate who worked with the Citizens for a Responsible Central Utah Project (CUP), later the Intermountain Water Alliance, to inform the public of the impact that the project would have on the environment. The Dorothy Harvey photograph collection contains images related to CUP project areas collected by Harvey throughout the course of her work in environmental advocacy as well as photographs of Harvey and her family.

The James T. Harwood photograph collection contains photographs and slides of paintings by James T. Harwood; a portrait of James Harwood, a family portrait, and a photograph of the Harwood family store.

Elizabeth R. Hayes was a dancer, choreographer, and educator who founded and directed the University of Utah's Department of Modern Dance. The Elizabeth R. Hayes photograph collection contains photographs, negatives, and slides documenting Elizabeth R. Hayes' personal life, world travels, and her career.

Lillian Hayes (1920-2022) was a Utah-based environmental activist. This collection consists of black-and-white and color photograph prints and color slides from Hayes' Central Utah Project research files depicting Murdock Dam, Current Creek Dam, and Jordanelle Dam.

The George Richard Hill photograph collection concerns his work with the Department of Energy and with energy resources in the United States and worldwide. Includes portraits of Hill, group portraits taken at conventions, and photographs and slides used in presentations. Also included are glass slides of technical graphs and illustrations.

The Hope A. Hilton photograph collection consists of images of Annalee Skarin and family and also photographs and slides of various historic sites in Wyoming.

The Hotel Utah photograph collection consits photographs and slides documenting the remodeling and expansion of the Hotel Utah which began in 1974. The collection also contains photographs of functions held at the hotel, hotel guests, and employee award banquets. Selections of this collection, but not the entire thing, can be found in our Digital Library, here.

Dawn House was a Utah reporter for the Salt Lake Tribune who was nomianted twice for the Pulitzer Prize. The Dawn House photograph collection contains images related to her reporting in the 1980s on the writings of William E. McLellin and the crimes and trial of Mark Hofmann.

The Charles Butler Hunt and Alice Hunt photograph collection contains slides of archelogical areas, geologic interest, as well as personal and professional slides.

Vince Iturbe (1946-2017) served in the United States Army in Vietnam. In 1976, he moved to Salt Lake City, Utah, where he worked for the Utah Department of Workforce Services and volunteered for the Community Nursing Services' Journey Home hospice program. This collection contains color slides and scrapbook pages related to Iturbe's military service in Vietnam between 1969 and 1970.