Here you'll find collections from cultural heritage institutions with which UVU has partnered, such as regional city libraries, museums, and historical societies, as well as portal sites like the Mountain West Digital Library and the Digital Public Library of America.
The American Fork City Royalty collection contains photographs of the women who served as the American Fork Poultry Days queens between 1928 and 1941, and the queens and attendants for Miss American Fork Steel Days from 1946 to 1983.
The Bryner Pioneer Museum digital collection includes the employee time book, the payroll records, and the record book of the train movements for the Utah Railway Company and the Utah Coal Railway Company between 1912 and 1952.
The Digital Public Library of America makes millions of materials from libraries, archives, museums, and other cultural institutions across the country freely available to all in a one-stop discovery experience.
The Fairview Museum of History and Art-Historical Photographs collection is comprised of portraits of many of the people who lived in Fairview between approximately 1850 to 1950. There are also some photographs of events that took place in the town of Fairview.
This is a collection of images of people and places depicting the growth and change of the city of American Fork from the late 1800’s to the early 1990’s.
This historical photograph collection showcases the city's growth, starting with its founding in 1850.
The Mountain West Digital Library is a central search portal for free digital collections from cultural heritage institutions around the Mountain West region.
This collection was assembled by dozens of Orem City staff, administrators, local artists, and collectors, and consists of 170 paintings, drawings, original prints, sculptures, and pieces of pottery representing the work of 106 artists. The artworks are displayed throughout the Library and other City buildings.
This collection features historic photographs belonging to Orem City and the Orem City Library. These photos were taken by a number of different photographers featuring people and places from all over Orem.
The Orem Heritage Museum preserves photographs and artifacts relating to the history of the city of Orem. This collection consists of historic photographs that belong to the Orem Heritage Museum.
This collection contains the following publications about the history and historical sites of Orem: Sagebrush to steel: an Orem centennial history 1861-1961; It happened in Orem: A bicentennial history of Orem, Utah; Orem: City of Orem: a centennial benchmark; Early Orem homesteader's profiles 1870-1900; Tour of Historic Sites in the City of Orem;
This digital collection focuses on the scrapbooks and yearbooks from the elementary, junior high and high schools, past and present, of Orem, Utah. Several of the schools-Spencer School, Lincoln High School, and Lincoln Junior High School-no longer exist.
This collection from the Orem Public Library is comprised of the materials documenting the Timpanogos Storytelling Festival, held in Orem, Utah, and will cover materials from 1990 through 2016.
These wonderful historic photographs, taken by a variety of photographers, document much of the history of the city of Provo, Utah. This digital collection is owned by the Provo City Library.
These are the minutes from the meetings of the Provo Municipal Council and Commission. The earliest available are from April 1851! These go up through 1988, but there are some missing here. However, those are available at the Provo City Recorder's Office.
Utah Digital Newspapers currently contains 3.5 million pages from nearly 200 Utah newspapers, available for free access.
Fillmore was Utah Territory's first capitol, and the first capitol building was the Utah Territorial Statehouse. The Utah Territorial Statehouse State Park's museum collection features over 900 photographs, letters, and ephemera from the museum's almost 5,000-object collection.
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