Expeditions and Adventure

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Trip report and correspondence between members of the American Women's Himalayan Expedition and the Sierra West outdoor gear company regarding sponsorship details.

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The Dolph Andrus photograph collection consists of 261 images, and some manuscript material, including a biographical reminiscence, relating to two trips Andrus took in 1917 to Monument Valley. These trips were for the purpose of photographing and promoting tourism in this area. Original nitrate negatives are kept in Cold Storage Box 68.

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This collection contains 26 stereoview photographs by multiple photographers.

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Materials related to polar expeditions with corporate sponsorships by DuPont, Target, GoreTex, and others dating from 1986 to 1995.

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The collection contains material related to William I. Bunker, a surveyor in the Dakota Territories in 1873, and his company, Bunker Bros. Because this collection is unprocessed, please contact the Special Collections manuscript curator to view these materials.

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Containing a field journal, photographs, and negatives, this collection pertains to the life and career of Carroll H. Wegemann.

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This collection contains twenty-nine items including thirteen letters, fourteen itemized bills, an account statement, and a page of blank checks from Judge William Alexander Carter of Fort Bridger, Wyoming.

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Documents related to Dan Castner's years at North Face and information on production and quality control.

Abstract The Clyde Eddy collection contains 14 photographs, a postcard and documents relating to Clyde Eddy’s 1927 expedition down the Colorado River. The 14 photographs depict Clyde Eddy, their boats the Dellenbagh and Coronado, and the crew which was made up of Robert H. Weatherhead, John H. Marshall, Frederick L. Felton, Edward L. Holt, Vincent F. Callaway, Robert F. Bartl, Vincent F. Carey, O.A. Seager, W. Gordon Adger, Bradley-Camera Man, Parley Galloway-River Guide, and McGregory. Two of the...

Abstract During the 1920s, Henry S. Auerbach sought out information on two mountain men, Jim Bridger and Louis Vasquez. He posted an add in the Deseret News asking for anyone personally acquainted with either of the gentlemen to write to a certain box number for a reward. The results of this project are partially found in this collection of letters. These letters contain the contact and follow up of people personally acquainted with the mountain men. Significant correspondents include Rosella...