Glenn Walker and John McChrystal Wallace photograph collection, circa 1880-1985

• Photograph number 1: Original caption: "M.H. Walker as a young man" circa 1880
• Photograph number 2: Portrait, 1888
• Photograph number 3: Portrait, undated
• Photograph number 4: Photograph of a painted portrait

• Photograph number 1: Front of the Home. Original caption: "Springwell House, Matthew and Mercy Walker home, Yeadon"
• Photograph number 2: Back of the Home. Original caption: "Coach house and stables, facing back of new Springwell house. This was the house Father (Matthew Walker) built and the family lived in."
• Photograph number 3: Back alley. Original caption: "Opposite side of same building (No 2) now made into cottages and showing part of the old castleated walls originally built by Matthew Walker."
• Photograph number 4: Stone Gate. Original caption: "Old Stone posts [?] [illegible] by the old people of Yeadon as Mather and Mercy. (Father and mother of MH Walker.)
• Photograph number 5: Ordnance Survey Map, 1850 (photocopy)

• Photograph number 1: As a young girl, circa 1905
• Photograph number 2: As a teenager, circa 1916
• Photograph number 3-4: As a teenager, on horseback
• Photograph number 5: Original caption: "Glenn Walker Wallace?""

• Photograph number 1: As a young woman
• Photograph number 2: Holding a baby
• Photograph number 3: Photographs of a sketch by Charles C. Mattel (?), 1928
• Photograph number 4: Portrait
• Photograph number 5: In Jerusalem
• Photograph number 6: At an unidentified military monument, possible Mormon Battalion
• Photograph number 7: At Camp Floyd State Park, May 16, 1964

• Photograph number 1-6: As a ballerina

• Photograph number 1: Reception of guests
• Photograph number 2-5: Being presented with the honors

• Photograph number 1-5: Being presented with the honors

• Photograph number 1-6: Color photographs of congratulations
• Photograph number 7: Black and white photo of congratulations

• Photograph number 1: Original caption: "Rise, Confrere-we receive you as a member of the Most Venerable Order, in the grade of Knight. His Royal Highness The Grand Prior receiving His Excellency The Honorable Sir Peter Ramsbotham at the Investiture held at the Grand Cathedral Church of St. John the Divine of Sunday November 7, 1976" (Mrs. Wallace in top picture)

• Photograph number 1: Mrs. Wallace receiving honorary degree
• Photograph number 2-6: Color photographs of reception after awarding of honorary degree
• Photograph number 7-11: Color photographs of receiving honorary degree

• Photograph number 1: Sitting on a living room couch
• Photograph number 2: 1970 Portrait
• Photograph number 3: At the Dining room table
• Photograph number 4-5: Next to a grand piano

• Photograph number 1: The Family at an exhibit in Yeadon, England where the family of Matthew Walker Wallace placed a plaque commemorating Matthew and Mercy Wallace.
• Photograph number 2: Family with display
• Photograph number 3: Display
• Photograph number 4: Family
• Photograph number 5: letter discussing the finances of the display
• Photograph number 6: copies of news articles concerning the displays

• Photograph number 1-8: The pub in Yeadon, England where the family of Matthew Walker Wallace placed a plaque commemorating Matthew and Mercy Wallace. The pub was run by Mr. Wallace's great-grandfather, Mercy Long, in the 1830s. Color negatives of 35 mm film only.

• Photograph number 1-2: Rehearsal at an ancient theater
• Photograph number 3: Stage behind a Palace
• Photograph number 4: Rehearsal
• Photograph number 5: Two unidentified men
• Photograph number 6: Rehearsal on an ancient stage
• Photograph number 7-10: The group at various places-Italian cities ?
• Photograph number 11-12: At the train station with the luggage
• Photograph number 13: Unidentified building
• Photograph number 14: Billboard, Italian ?
• Photograph number 15: Display
• Photograph number 16: Ancient Amphitheater, Verona, Italy ?
• Photograph number 17-18: Advertising signs
• Photograph number 19: View of a city (Italian)
• Photograph number 20: Sign
• Photograph number 21: Dressing Room
• Photograph number 22-45: Pictures of scenes form the ballet performed: "The Nutcracker"

• Photograph number 1: Henry Wallace and Family, 1868. Original caption: "Henry Wallace, wife and sons Henry, Wm Howard Apr 27/68"

• Photograph number 1: Cabinet card portrait of William R. Wallace with unidentified group, circa 1890s. Original caption: "WR Wallace front center"
• Photograph number 2-3: Cabinet card portraits of William R. Wallace
• Photograph number 4: Cabinet portrait with an unidentified group

• Photograph number 1-2: Portraits, middle aged
• Photograph number 3: With Annie McChrystal Wallace
• Photograph number 4-5: Later in Life

• Photograph number 1: Pyramid in background
• Photograph number 2: With unidentified
• Photograph number 3: Others on camels
• Photograph number 4: Shaking hands with boat Captain
• Photograph number 5-8: With unidentified
• Photograph number 9: On smaller boat on shore
• Photograph number 10: Unidentified
• Photograph number 11: Passenger looking over the boat's balcony
• Photograph number 12: Unidentified coast

• Photograph number 1-4: Wallace with his sons as adults. Proofs from the Lumiere Studio, Salt Lake City.
• Photograph number 5-8: Unidentified woman

• Photograph number 1-17: Snapshots and real photo postcards of William R. Wallace with largely unidentified people in various places. Activities include boating and fishing. 1940s

• Photograph number 1-7: William R. Wallace with unidentified people in various places.
• Photograph number 8-11: Color photographs with unidentified men in Navy uniforms, 1944
• Photograph number 13-16: Snapshots and postcards

• Photograph number 1-3: Cabinet portraits, John M. And Helen H. Wallace, circa 1893-1895

• Photograph number 1: As a boy
• Photograph number 2: As a young man, circa 1916
• Photograph number 3-4: In Uniform, circa 1917-1918
• Photograph number 3-4: Young man Uniform, circa 1942-1945, possibly John M. Jr. or Matthew Wallace
• Photograph number 5: Members of the Utah State Senate, Twentieth Legislature, 1933-1934
• Photograph number 6: Painted portrait as Mayor of Salt Lake City, Utah, 1938-1939
• Photograph number 7: As an older man, circa 1945-1960

• Photograph number 1: No date
• Photograph number 2: Unidentified young man in Navy uniform, possibly John M. Jr. or Matthew Wallace, circa 1940s
• Photograph number 3: As an older man
• Photograph number 4: In his office
• Photograph number 5: 1957

• Photograph number 1-8: Snapshots including with his parents, in uniform, and in Europe

• Photograph number 1: As a young man, unidentified group, possibly R.O.T.C.
• Photograph number 2: Unidentified group
• Photograph number 3: With other dignitaries at the dedication of the Union Pacific Railroad Altamont Tunnel, November 9, 1949 (Names on back)
• Photograph number 4: With Marriner S. Eccles, Chairman of the Federal Reserve, and what appears to be Eccles bodyguard.
• Photograph number 5-6: With Unidentified group dressed in Indigenous costumes
• Photograph number 7: With army group
• Photograph number 8-11: With unidentified groups
• Photograph number 12: Secretary of the Interior Stewart Udall, John M. Wallace, John W. Gallivan, First Lady Lady Bird Johnson, Senator Frank Moss in Park City, Utah for the dedication of Treasure Mountain Ski Area, later known as Park City Mountain Resort, 1963
• Photograph number 13-14: At an unidentified social gathering. Number 14 includes Glenn Walker Wallace

• Photograph number 1-9: Receiving honorary doctorate from the University of Utah, 1965, and speaking in the Panorama Room of the Union Building, apparently the same day.

• Photograph number 1-7: Board of Directors at various activities

• Photograph number 1-5: Ribbon-cutting Ceremony

• Photograph number 1-10: Bank interior

• Photograph number 1: Interior of the bank during the fifth war loan bond offer, World War II
• Photograph number 2-4: Group portrait, Board of Directors, 1948
• Photograph number 5-6: 100th anniversary of the bank at the Alta Club, June 30, 1959

• Photograph number 1-5: Board of directors members on the roof of the bank, ceremoniously turning on the electricity, March 16, 1955

• Photograph number 1: Building that houses First Interstate Bank

• Photograph number 1-8: Tar sands operations in Utah and Arizona.

• Photograph number 1-5: Prospectus drawing, models, and one of the construction of a parking terrace in Los Angeles.

• Photograph number 1-12: John M. Wallace's 92nd celebration with friends and family, December 14, 1985.
• Photograph number 13: Portrait "Man of Vision" taken before 92nd Birthday.

• Photograph number 1-12: Snapshots of Wallace on fishing trips which were included in his ninety-second birthday album, 1976

• Photograph number 1: Possibly when the couple was awarded the "Giant in Our City" award.

• Photograph number 1: John McChrystal Wallace holding an infant
• Photograph number 2: Glenn Walker Wallace holding an infant

• Photograph number 1-6: Sons of John McChrystal Wallace and Glenn and Walker Wallace

• Photograph number 1-22: Taken at the home on Walker Lane, 1930s-1950s

• Photograph number 1: Mr. Gibbons-Religious figure, friend of the family
• Photograph number 2: Christmas photograph, signed (illegible)
• Photograph number 3: Copy of a Certificate "American Automobile Association-Certificate of Performance" given to George Eyston.
• Photograph number 4: Christmas card with picture from Gina Bachauer

• Photograph number 1: Garden
• Photograph number 2: Dining Room
• Photograph number 3: Grandfather Clock
• Photograph number 4: Living Room
• Photograph number 5: Enclosed Porch
• Photograph number 6: Bedroom Fireplace
• Photograph number 7: Study
• Photograph number 8: Bedroom
• Photograph number 9: Living Room
• Photograph number 10: Spiral Stairway
• Photograph number 11: Hallway
• Photograph number 12: Backyard

• Photograph number 1-4: Mostly unidentified, one is probably John McChrystal Wallace's brother
• Photograph number 5: 8th Ward Day School circa 1875

• Photograph number 1: An exterior photo of the house on Main St. between Fourth and Fifth South, where the four Walker brothers lived until 1883.
• Photograph number 2: An interior photo of the living room

• Photograph number 1-3: Snapshots, origin unknown, of the Haaken Mathenson (?) House in Norway, and of a fjord.
• Photograph number 4-5: Mountains in Norway

• Pages 1-2: Ranch buildings, exterior

• 1-5: John M. Wallace, Chairman, Army Advisory Committee, with others at retirement luncheon for Colonel William C. McFadden.

• 1-3: John McChrystal Wallace with Honorary Colonel Corps of Utah

• 1: Original caption: "Deegan checking oil map Haight and Wallace over shoulders"
• 2: Group portrait in front of Western Airlines collage

• 1-2: William Ross Wallace
• 3: Queenie M. Shirley

• Photograph number 1: Portrait (damaged), Matthew H. and Angelena Andrews Walker
• Photograph number 2: Portrait of Glenn Walker Wallace as a young girl, pastel over photographic print.
• Photograph number 3-5: Portraits, Glenn Walker Wallace as a young lady
• Photograph number 6-9: Portraits, William R. Wallace
• Photograph number 10: Wasatch School Graduating class, 1912. Conglomerate of portraits.
• Photograph number 11: School football team, possibly John M. Wallace's brother is in this portrait.
• Photograph number 12: Group portrait, Regimental Ball, Highschool Cadets. (Wallaces not in picture)
• Photograph number 13: "Ye Craftsman," college portrait, Harvard ?( John M. Wallace not in this portrait.)
• Photograph number 14: "DIGAMMA," Harvard class portrait (John M. Wallace not in this portrait.)
• Photograph number 15: Probably John M. Wallace's brother, in uniform.
• Photograph number 16: Harvard class portrait with John M. Wallace, in from of Emerson Hall.
• Photograph number 17-22: Portraits, John M. Wallace
• Photograph number 23-24: Board of Directors, Western Airlines, October 24, 1966
• Photograph number 25: Unidentified Board of Directors, Matthew H. Walker (?)
• Photograph number 26: Portraits, unidentified child
• Photograph number 27: Wallace home, Walker Lane, gardens and swimming pool
• Photograph number 28: Portrait, Heber J. Grant
• Photograph number 29: Panorama portrait, Democratic National Committee, Sea Girt (?), New Jersey, July 4, 1912

Photographs in album primarily depict Glenn Walker as a very young child with family and friends, mostly other, unidentified young children. Locations include Los Angeles and Del Monte, California.

Photographs in album depict unidentified young girls, likely Glenn Walker and family members or friends.

Loose pages from the album in Box 4 Folder 1 and loose photograph prints from albums.

• Photograph number 1: Walker Grand Opera House by Charles Roscoe Savage