Newspaper clippings and promotional materials regarding the Caine College of the Arts at Utah State University

This nine-box collection contains the papers of George B. Caine and spans the period from 1910 to 1969. The collection contains his diaries; correspondence; professional papers; research papers; field surveys and notes; publications; and papers concerning his wife Marie S. E. Caine, his father John T. Caine, and other family members.

This collection consists of the personal materials of John T. Caine

This collection contains highlights of the Campus Christian Fellowship newsletters and flyers.

The Hal Cannon collection: A Life of Fieldwork and Creative Endeavors spans 55-years of ethnographic collecting and creative works by folklorist and musician Hal Cannon. The collection contains 26 boxes and three series: fieldwork, creative endeavors, and purchased materials.

Documents related to President Elizabeth R. Cantwell's tenure as the 17th president of Utah State University.

Views of popular locations in Logan, including the Mormon Tabernacle, the Mormon Temple, Utah State Agricultural College, the Island, and Logan Canyon. Also included are photographs of the 1924 Jim Bridger Centennial Celebration and photographs of the Johann Paulson funeral in 1925.

This collection contains highlights of the Carl Frishknecht University Extension Papers.

This collection contains the papers of the Carlisle family of Logan, Utah. The papers of John E. Carlisle consist of letters, diaries, genealogy notes, and religious memorabilia. The papers of his son, John C. Carlisle, contain university letters, college of education memos, faculty information, student records, and general education materials.

Professional correspondence; accounts and records of experiments while director of Uintah Basin Alfalfa Seed Research Farm and Utah Agricultural Experiment Station; personal diaries and papers while on a mission for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (LDS Church) to Sweden (1916-1917); also includes some Carlson family papers, including the 1943-1945 correspondence of John Leroy Carlson.