Water and Water Rights

This collection contains seven reports on the Provo River Division compiled by E.O. Larson, a former associate state engineer for the Bureau of Reclamation. They date from 1928 to 1947.

This collection contains materials regarding snow surverys in Utah and related newspaper clipping files.

Receipt books; minutes of director and stockholder meetings; financial papers; water timetables (1919 and 1943); correspondence (1921-1946) including that from the Logan River Water Users Association, the Home Owners’ Loan Corp., and the U.S. Treasury Department; 1940 United States Census irrigation section completed form.

This collection contains the papers of the Sevier River Land and Water Company and spans the period 1874-1940.

This collection contains microfiche, microfilm, and printed material related to the governmental divisions and departments of the State of Utah, primarily from the 1950s-2000s.

Transcriptions and cassette tape recordings of oral history tapes giving personal narratives of the Teton Dam disaster in southeastern Idaho, June 5, 1976. Subjects include descriptions of the flood's approach, damage to property, recovery efforts and the effects of the ordeal on people's lives and their communities.

This collection contains drawings of the Teton Dam and results from model turbine tests from 1971-1973.

Documents from the Topons Canal Company concerning incorporation, court cases, and loans.

This collection documents irrigation ventures in southern Idaho and northern Utah over the period 1880-1992.

Collection consists of photographs taken of a survey that included streams and lakes in Arizona, Utah, New Mexico, Nevada, Idaho, Wyoming, and Montana. Many photos show fish shelters, rip-rapping, stream improvements, and fish counts. Some of the photographs were taken by A.S. Hazzard.