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Irrigation in Weber County, Utah - Hazen Forbes Adams interviewed by Hugh Butler, March 8, 1973 (transcript)

Life History of Luther M. Winsor, presented to Utah State University Library by President Daryl Chase. Includes the Winsor Family History from Mothers and L.M.'s History, in addition to photographs. Also, Winsor's autobiography.

Thirteen high altitude aerial photographs covering an area from SR-165 (Frames 01-03) from Paradise (Frame 01) leading south over Avon (Frames 02-03) then along SR-162/S Canyon Rd (Frames 04-11) ending near the Cache County/Weber County border, ca. July 5, 1959.

Fifteen high altitude aerial photographs covering an area from Cache County/Weber County border leading north over Wolf Creek Peak (Frames 04-05) along SR-162/S Canyon Rd (Frame 11-15) ending over Avon (Frames 13-15.), ca. July 5, 1959.

Eleven high altitude aerial photographs covering an area from Mantua (Frames 01-04) leading south over the Box Elder County and Weber County borders ending east of Willard, ca. July 5, 1959.

Ten high altitude aerial photographs covering an area near present-day Porcupine Reservoir, leading south over the Wasatch-Cache National Forest ending at the Cache County/Weber County border, ca. July 17, 1959.

This Autobiography of Angus Taylor Wright is a transcription made from the holograph manuscript in the possession of Mr. Wright's daughter, Mrs. Robert W. Griffiths, Logan, Utah, by Utah State University Library, Special Collections, March 7, 1969. Angus Taylor Wright was born July 24, 1856 to William H. and Emma Taylor Wright in Philadelphia, Pa., crossed the plains and settled in Richmond, Cache County, Utah in 1860, moved to Ogden, Utah in 1873, was a businessman, held various municipal and LDS Church positions, served 2 church missions in New Zealand, as missionary and mission president, and died May 20, 1928 in Ogden, Utah.

This day journal of Angus Taylor Wright, covering December 1902 through December 1906, is a transcription made by Utah State University Library's Special Collections Dept., Logan, Utah, in 1969. The first 32 pages of this journal are missing. Angus Taylor Wright was born July 24, 1856 to William H. and Emma Taylor Wright in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; crossed the plains and settled in Richmond, Cache County, Utah in 1860; moved to Ogden, Utah in 1873; businessman; held various municipal and LDS Church positions; served 2 church missions in New Zealand, as missionary and mission president; died May 20, 1928 in Ogden.