
Experience History - Visiting Utah State Historical Society Research Center
When you are planning to visit Utah State Historical Society, you will find that a group of prominent citizens founded this society in the year 1897. However, now the society is under the state government as part of the Utah State Society. This society is now mainly responsible for Utah State Historical Society program that edits and publishes on a quarterly basis.
The 2010 Utah state history annual conference is to be held in September in Salt Lake Society. The research and collections of staff will invite the Utah historical museum that holds thousands of photographs, books, manuscript collections, maps, newspapers and periodicals.
The research center can be visited any time between 8:30 AM to 5:30 PM from Monday to Thursday and is closed on Friday and Saturday.
The manuscript has original historical documents like personal papers, photographs, research notes, organization papers and oral histories. There are a number of maps and telephone directories in the research society.
The research center contains a treasure trove for the history of Utah that has access to public with friendly and knowledgeable staff to help you in your quest for private, public and government sources. The microfilms and materials are not available for checkout with access to research center and staff assistance free.
The research center staff will be glad to provide training and helps research staff in history on the various topics and collections in the methods to assist your entire group. The resources of this society are also available as online collections.

