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This collection consists of materials that Abrams collected throughout his career with the Utah Historical Society, as Director of the Merrill Library at Utah State University, as Chairman of the Executive Board of the Utah Bicentennial District 1, and as a community leader.

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The Bullen Family Collection consists of approximately 764 black and white prints. Included are unidentified and identified portraits of the Bullen Family, prints related to the Promontory-Curlew Land Company, KVNU radio, Utah State University, family vacations and Utah politics.

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This collection documents Bobbie Coray's career in public service, particularly her 1994 campaign as the Democratic candidate in Utah's First Congressional District race.

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Two hundred thirty-three reflections to the 2016 U.S. Presidential election and twenty-two 2018 midterm reflections.

Abstract This collection consists of the professional papers of Senator John Holmgren and concerns his political activities during the period of 1981 to 1989. His papers consist of correspondence, reports, personal notes, legal papers, and various other papers. The topics documented in this collection include Utah's economy, agriculture, water, energy, the environment, the storage of nuclear waste, and other similar topics. Although the materials primarily pertain to Utah as a whole, some materials...

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Collection includes autobiography, personal and professional correspondence, news articles, and assorted campaign materials related to or collected by LaVon Laursen.

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This collection contains photo albums, newspaper articles, correspondence, audio recordings, notes, and ephemera documenting the life and career of J. Bracken Lee. Lee served as mayor of Price, Utah, from 1936 to 1947, governor of Utah from 1949 to 1957, and mayor of Salt Lake City from 1960 to 1972.

Abstract Collection consists of incoming letters and a few telegrams concerning Utah political matters written by other Utah republicans. The primary correspondent was Reed Smoot, Republican senator from Utah (1903-1933) and Provo banker; many of his letters regard their joint mining ventures. Also includes a delegate certificate from the ninth session of the Trans-Mississippi Commercial Congress (June, 1897) and a photocopy of a life sketch of C. E. Loose from the Herald...

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Correspondence files, case files, legislative files, central files, public affairs files, personal files, and democratic party files accumulated during five sessions of the U.S. Congress.

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Materials accumulated while writing a dissertation of Reed Smoot, including correspondence, clippings, and excerpts from published information. Also includes drafts and a finished copy of the dissertation.