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Accompanying material: Audio tapes transferred to the Multimedia Section of the Manuscripts Division (A0001). The Utah project was one of six similar projects sponsored by Ms. Doris Duke to obtain from Native Americans their views of American history and of their place in American society. Each project was administered and funded independently, but coordinated through the University of Utah's American West Center (then the Western History Center)... Accompanying material: Audio tapes transferred to the Multimedia Section of the Manuscripts Division (A0001). The Utah project was one of six similar projects sponsored by Ms. Doris Duke to obtain from Native Americans their views of American history and of their place in American society. Each project was administered and funded independently, but coordinated through the University of Utah's American West Center (then the Western History Center). Show more Show less

William R. Gould, one of the world's leading engineers, businessmen, and entrepreneurs, has named the Marriott Library as repository of record for his professional and personal papers spanning more than forty years. As with many of the donors of collections housed in the Utah Science Archives, extensive oral history interviews have been conducted with Mr. Gould, as a supplement to his collection.

The Sandra Tanner Oral History Interviews (1972-1983) primarily comprise transcripts documenting a series of ten interviews with Sandra Tanner conducted by Scott Faulring as a class project at Brigham Young University between 1981 and 1983. Tanner, along with her husband, Jerald Tanner, founded the Modern Microfilm Co. in Salt Lake City. Topics discussed in the interviews include Mormon history and doctrine, Jerald Tanner, the Tanner family, Sand... The Sandra Tanner Oral History Interviews (1972-1983) primarily comprise transcripts documenting a series of ten interviews with Sandra Tanner conducted by Scott Faulring as a class project at Brigham Young University between 1981 and 1983. Tanner, along with her husband, Jerald Tanner, founded the Modern Microfilm Co. in Salt Lake City. Topics discussed in the interviews include Mormon history and doctrine, Jerald Tanner, the Tanner family, Sandra Tanner's writing and other activities, and history of the Modern Microfilm Co. Included in the collection are correspondence of Sandra Tanner, photocopies of photographs, and bibliographies of publications. Also included are transcripts of an interview with Tanner conducted by James V. D'Arc in 1972 Show more Show less

The transcript of The Zane Witcher Keating Oral History Interview (November 1970) is a 26-page typescript. The interview was conducted by Henry J. Wolfinger in regards to Keating's grandfather, Utah judge Charles Shuster Zane (1831-1915), and other members of the Zane family.