Dan Marriott photograph collection

Dan Marriott photograph collection, 1976-1984

Overview of the Collection

Collector: Marriott, Dan
Title: Dan Marriott photograph collection
Dates: 1976-1984 (inclusive)
19761984
Quantity: 2 boxes
Collection Number: P0257
Summary: The Dan Marriott photograph collection contains photographs documenting official activities of Dan Marriott during his terms in Congress, slides of buildings in Washington, D.C., and some with Dan Marriott.
Repository: University of Utah Libraries, Special Collections
Special Collections, J. Willard Marriott Library
University of Utah
295 South 1500 East
Salt Lake City, UT
84112-0860

Telephone: 8015818863
special@library.utah.edu
Access Restrictions: Twenty-four hour advanced notice encouraged. Materials must be used on-site. Access to parts of this collection may be restricted under provisions of state or federal law.
Languages: English

Biographical NoteReturn to Top

Dan Marriott was born on 2 November 1939 in Bingham, Tooele County, Utah. He was educated in the public schools of Sandy, Utah, graduating from Jordan High School in 1958. He received a Bachelor of Science from the University of Utah in 1967 and a C.L.U. from the American College of Life Underwriters in 1968. He also served in the Utah Air National Guard from 1958-1963. Marriott worked as a life insurance agent and was owner-president of Utah based firm, Marriott and Associates, specializing in business, pension consultation, and real estate. In 1965 he married Marilyn Tingey of Brigham City, Utah, and they had four children.

In 1976, Marriott was elected as a Republican to the U.S. House of Representatives, where he served four succeeding terms. He was appointed to the Interior of Small Business committees and soon became a ranking Republican on the Mines and Mining Subcommittee. He served on subcommittees over all US territories and he served on the Indian Subcommittee and on the Energy and Environment Subcommittee, and on the Capital Formation Subcommittee of the Small Business Committee. In 1981 Dan Marriott was awarded the honor named Small Business Man of the Year. He sponsored legislation to establish a National Family Week and was Republican chairman of the select committee on Children, Youth and Families. During his tenure as a congressman he organized constituent services in Utah with mobile offices and staff to help voters with problems relating to government. He decided against seeking a fifth term in the House of Representatives and ran unsuccessfully for governor of the state of Utah in 1984.

In 1985 Marriott went into the financial planning and real estate businesses. Two of his major projects include a resort in Springdale, Washington County and a travel center in Ogden.

Content DescriptionReturn to Top

The photographs in this collection were removed from the Dan Marriott manuscript collection. They document some of the activities that Mr. Marriott was involved in during his terms in Congress as a Congressman.

Use of the CollectionReturn to Top

Restrictions on Use

The library does not claim to control copyright for all materials in the collection. An individual depicted in a reproduction has privacy rights as outlined in Title 45 CFR, part 46 (Protection of Human Subjects). For further information, please review the J. Willard Marriott Library’s Use Agreement and Reproduction Request forms.

Preferred Citation

Collection Name, Collection Number, Box Number, Folder Number. Special Collections, J. Willard Marriott Library, The University of Utah.

Administrative InformationReturn to Top

Arrangement

Collection is arranged topically.

Acquisition Information

Gift of Dan Marriott in 1984, 1991, and 2001.

Processing Note

Processed by Mark Evans in 1987.

Separated Materials

Manuscript materials were transferred to the Dan Marriott audio-visual collection (A0268).

Detailed Description of the CollectionReturn to Top

Dan Marriott involvement in various events and ceremoniesReturn to Top

Container(s)		Description
Box	Folder
1	1	Dan Marriott Photograph number 1-18: Portraits of Dan Marriott
1	2	Dan Marriott Photograph number 19-51: Dan Marriott speaking to various groups
1	3	Marriott with others Photograph number 52: Unidentified men with Marriott boarding Helicopter Photograph number 53-58: Col. Patterson and Dan Marriott Photograph number 59: Mayor Ted Wilson and Dan Marriott Photograph number 60-61: Governor Scott Matheson and Dan Marriott Photograph number 62: unidentified Photograph number 63: J. Bracken Lee Photograph number 64: Senator Robert Dole, Dan Marriott and Senator Jake Garn Photograph number 65: Senator Orrin Hatch, Jack Carlson and Dan Marriott Photograph number 66: Senator Orrin Hatch and Dan Marriott Photograph number 67: President Jimmy Carter and Dan Marriott Photograph number 68: unidentified Photograph number 69-70: Morris Udall and Dan Marriott Photograph number 71-73: Unidentified Photograph number 74a-b: Dan Marriott receiving award from Col. Templeton Photograph number 75: Dan Marriott shaking hands with Marine Photograph number 76: Dan Marriott with unidentified 4 star general Photograph number 77: Dan Marriott with unidentified woman on the Capitol Steps Photograph number 78-80: Dan Marriott with unidentified women Photograph number 81: Dan Marriott with two high school FFA members Photograph number 82: Dan Marriott with Cystic Fibrosis Foundation representives Jenny Haninger, Otto D'Agostino, and Doug Mohler Photograph number 83-90: Dan Marriott with family and friends
1	4	Tours of manufacturing plants Photograph number 91-96: Touring manufacturing plants with others
1	5	Marriott with groups of Boy Scouts Photograph number 97-101: Scouts
1	6	Portraits of Marriott with big gloves Photograph number 102-106: Marriott with large rubber gloves
1	7	Congressional Mobile Office Photograph number 107-115: Mobile office
1	8	Miscellaneous Photograph number 116-117: Unidentified man speaking to students Photograph number 118: Workmen stringing power lines Photograph number 119: Carpenters working on a building Photograph number 120: Two unidentified women talking on front porch of a house Photograph number 121: Unidentified man fishing Photograph number 122: Unidentified fisherman showing catch to two children Photograph number 123: Unidentified woman talking on telephone Photograph number 124: Workman cutting mat for a portrait Photograph number 125: Man pumping gas Photograph number 126: Unidentified man Photograph number 127: Hotel Utah Employee holding cab door open Photograph number 128-139: Unidentified Photograph number 140: Welcome to Utah road sign Photograph number 141-142: Open pit mine
1	9	Contact proofs of negatives Photograph number 143-162: Negatives available (151-162)
1	10	Duplicates prints
1	11	F-16 Arrival Day Ceremony Photograph number 163A: Crowd gathered, Dan Marriott on front row in background Photograph number 164A-165A: Dan Marriott, Scot Matheson, Orin Hatch, Air Force officer Photograph number 166A: Ceremony presentation Photograph number 167A: F-16 Photograph number 168A: Dan Marriott, Orin Hatch, Scot Matheson, pilot, Air Force Officer, Unidentified Photograph number 169A: F-16 Photograph number 170: Dan Marriott and unidentified Air Force Officer Photograph number 171: Crowd Photograph number 172: Dan Marriott, Orin Hatch, Scot Matheson, pilot and letter explaining the origin of photos
1	12	F-16: Arrival Day Ceremony Photograph number 173A-174A: Dan Marriott, Scot Matheson, Orin Hatch, USAF officer Photograph number 175A: F-16's and hanger Photograph number 176A: Dan Marriott, Scot Matheson, USAF officer Photograph number 177A: Pilot getting in F-16
1	13	Fire Station Groundbreaking Photograph number 178A: William E. Dunn, county commissioner; Governor Scot Matheson; Dan Marriott; Dorner T. Schueler, Dr. James Mason. Photograph number 179A: D. Michael Stewart, County Commissioner; Dorner T. Schueler, assistant manager, DOE Albuquerque Operations office; Dr. James Mason, Director of Utah Department of Health; Dr. Harry Gibbons, County Health Department; Congressman Dan Marriott; Governor Scot Matheson of Utah; William E. Dunn, county commissioner

Slides of Washington D.C. Area and Dan Marriott and negativesReturn to Top

Container(s)		Description
Box	Folder
2	1	Slides of Washington D.C. Area and Dan Marriott Photograph number 163: Statue of Liberty Photograph number 164: Liberty Bell Photograph number 165-166: Unidentified Photograph number 167-212: Slide Show of "How Our Laws Are Made" Photograph number 168-169: Dan Marriott Photograph number 170: Lincoln Memorial Photograph number 171: Arlington Cemetery Photograph number 172: Iwo Jima WWII Memorial Photograph number 173: The Nations Capitol and The Lawn and Washington Memorial Photograph number 174: Dan Marriott Photograph number 175: "Legistlative Branch, Executive Branch, Judicial Branch" Photograph number 176: Capitol Building Photograph number 177: White House Photograph number 178-179: The Supreme Court Photograph number 180: President Carter Photograph number 181: The 9 Supreme Court Justices Photograph number 182: Dan Marriott Photograph number 183-187: Capitol Building Photograph number 188: Picture of money bags Photograph number 189: Dan Marriott Photograph number 190: Legislative counsel sign Photograph number 191: In counsel Photograph number 192: A bill Photograph number 193-194: Dan Marriott Photograph number 195-196: Legislature in Session Photograph number 197: Capitol Photograph number 198: Session Photograph number 199: A bill Photograph number 200-201: House of Reps Photograph number 202: Dan Marriott Photograph number 203: A bill Photograph number 204: President Carter signing a bill Photograph number 205: White House Photograph number 206: Vetoed bill Photograph number 207: White House Photograph number 208: Supreme court Photograph number 209-210: Dan Marriott Photograph number 211: Capitol Photograph number 212: "The End" Photograph number 213-222: Drawings of the design and construction of the U.S. Capitol Building Photograph number 223: Drawing of Washington D.C. with Capitol building seen in the background Photograph number 224: Drawing of the Capitol Building after being burned by the British Photograph number 225-261: Capitol Building Photograph number 262-293: Dan Marriott with the Capitol Building in the background Photograph number 294: Drawing of the White House Photograph number 295-300: White House Photograph number 301-315: Supreme Court Building Photograph number 316-318: Thomas Jefferson Building of the Library of Congress Photograph number 319: The Pentagon Photograph number 320-321: The National Arboretum Photograph number 322-323: Unidentified buildings Photograph number 324-325: J. Edgar Hoover FBI Building Photograph number 326: Unidentified building Photograph number 327: Unidentified building Photograph number 328-332: Washington Memorial Photograph number 333: Jefferson Memorial Photograph number 334-335: Lincoln Memorial Photograph number 336: Unidentified building Photograph number 337-340: Unidentified statues Photograph number 341-387: Statues, paintings and drawings Photograph number 388: Fountain Photograph number 389: Iwo Jima Memorial Photograph number 390-395: Washington Mall Photograph number 396-410: Dan Marriott with the Washington Mall in the Background Photograph number 411-412: Portraits of President Reagan Photograph number 413: Honor Guard by flag draped casket Photograph number 414-417: Congress being addressed by President Carter Photograph number 418-576: Dan Marriott Photograph number 577-578: Door and sign of the Office of Legislative Counsel Photograph number 579-582: Unidentified
2	2	Negatives Photograph number 583: Dan Marriott Photograph number 584: Dan Marriott with two unidentified people Photograph number 585-588: Unidentified man getting a haircut Photograph number 589-606: Dan Marriott at Brigham Young Statue Ceremony

Names and SubjectsReturn to Top

Subject Terms

Legislators--United States--Photographs

Personal Names

Marriott, Dan--Photographs

Geographical Names

Washington (D.C.)--Buildings, structures, etc.--Photographs

Form or Genre Terms

Photographic prints--1976-1984
Portrait photographs
Slides--Color--1976-1984

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