St. George Stake Academy

This collection consists of papers collected in two original ledger books, photocopies and fifteen original receipt books from St. George Stake Academy and Stake Academy Board documenting the building of the St. George Stake Academy 1908-1911. An original ledger from the Justice of the Peace with the student's records are also included. The collection contains the history of the St. George Stake Academy in St. George, Utah from 1908-1935.

The St. George Stake Academy, Dixie Normal College, Dixie Junior College and Dixie College faculty meeting minutes collection consists of five notebooks and two ledger books documenting the faculty meetings held at the St. George Stake Academy, Dixie Normal College, Dixie Junior College and Dixie College in St. George, Utah. The collection is from 1912-1938.

The Campus Buildings collection consists of correspondence, architectural drawings, forms, photographs, and other materials created or collected while planning campus development and constructing buildings for Utah Tech University since its founding as the St. George Stake Academy in 1911. Both the original campus on Main Street and the newer campus on 700 East are represented.

This collection contains Heritage project materials associated with the institution's name change from Dixie State University to Utah Tech University including ephemera for the Heritage Cove ribbon cutting ceremony, drafts of the Heritage Cove monument panels, and a documentary.

The Orson C. and Philena Pickett Hall collection contains various memorabilia collected by themselves, their children, and their grandchildren depicting their time in St. George, including newspapers, news clippings, school memorabilia, and programs for local events.

This collection is composed of postcards with images of sights and tourist attractions in the larger Southern Utah area and Saint George, Utah more specifically.

The President Hugh M. Woodward collection consists of various school papers related to President Woodward that he kept during his presidency as the first president of St. George Stake Academy [Utah Tech University] as it changed names from St. George Stake Academy, Dixie Academy and Dixie Normal College in the years 1911-1918.

This collection includes an undated photograph of St. George Stake Academy library, a program for the Washington County Soldier's Day Program (1919), and a Woodwardia yearbook (1960-1961).

The St. George Stake Academy financial records collection consists of four account ledgers regarding the St. George Stake Academy. Three account books document the donations of labor and materials in building the St. George Stake Academy, and one ledger document the tuition accounts of students attending the St. George Stake Academy in St. George, Utah. The collection is from 1909-1913.

This collection contains circulars from the first St. George Stake Academy (1888-1892) and a two page announcement about the opening of the Academy in 1911.