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This collection contains lecture series videos from the Marriott Library's Book Arts Program from 1995-2000.

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The Paul A. Busta collection consists of P.A.B. Digital Video Productions recordings of the World of Speed events that happen in September at the Bonneville Salt Flats, in Utah.

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The Mike Cassidy independent film collection consists of work prints and film elements directed and produced by him, and other unique videos. Cassidy's most known work is the "(Attack of) The Giant Brine Shrimp". This collection has not yet been digitized.

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The James Chandler home movie collection includes films shot by James Chandler and his son, Thomas Chandler, of family gatherings, traveling, and various outdoor recreation.

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The Christenson family home movie collection contains footage of river rafting, daily life in Mexico, and early ski racers.

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The Talbot A. Chubb audiovisual collection (1999-2006) consists of 17 VHS tapes, 4 audiocassette tapes, and 1 DVD of primarily recordings of meetings, lectures, and talks of the American Chemical Society (ACS), American Nuclear Society (ANS), and American Physical Society (APS) and of materials describing the theory of cold fusion.

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The Cold Fusion audio-visual collection consists of audio and video tapes with press conferences, meetings, and newscasts related to cold fusion. This collection is partially digitized.

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The Greek Archives audiovisual collection consists of 59 VHS tapes, 1 CD, and 1 8-track that show the Greek community and life in Salt Lake City and Utah.

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The Holladay oral history collection (2002-2008)is a collection of video interviews with people who lived in Holladay around the time the city was founded and have lived there most of their lives.

Abstract The Japanese American Citizens League audio-visual collection (1926-1975) consists largely of black and white, silent 16mm films taken by Ogden resident Dr. Sanji Oda, who recorded parades, sporting events and other activities throughout Northern Utah as well as material specific to the Japanese American community and Oda's own family from the late 1920s through the 1930s. The colleciton also includes a 1927 newsreel and a 1975 audio recording of an appeal to obtain redress for the World War...