Red Tape Side: "Jim Lamb" by Kerry Ross Boren. Green Tape Side: McKinnon area history by Norma Gamble, Alta Gamble, Jessie Youngberg, and Beatrice Beck

Side 1: History of schools in Burnt Fork and McKinnon by Norma Gamble, History of Burnt Fork told by Alta Gamble, History of McKinnon and Beach Homestead by Jessie Youngberg, and History of her Grandparents by Beatrice Beck (Difficult to hear in some spots). Side 2: Daggett County Historical Society Forest with Foresters Walkup, Lissonbee, Johnson, and Glenn.

First Part: 20 June, Daggett County Historical Society visited the Campbell residence in Brown's Park. Second Part: 3 July, Tour with Mrs. Rasmussen through the park. Third Part: Early September at the home of Paul Williams.

Tour of Brown's Park with Minnie Rasmussen continued, Brown's Park Dutch John Linwood Early Dam Plans, and George Walkup interview.

Side 1: Conversation over telephone with Frank Mann of Couer D'Alene, ID, 15 March 1969 (Difficult to hear). Side 2: Kerry Boren's tape of stories about Cleophus J. Dowd as recorded by his son, Charles Dowd, 26 February 1970 (Difficult to hear) (Kerry Boren and Dowd family own rights to the tape and ask that the information not be used in publications because he is working on a book with this story).

Side 1: Ashley National Forest presentation and Pat & Victoria performing ballads from the 19th Century. Side 2: Ballads continued, Ashley National Forest presentation continued, and Boren interview about Dowd continued (Difficult to hear).

The Fife Folklore Archives oral histories: community-driven collections consists of oral histories donated to the FFA by patrons. Each donation is named for the informant (if it consists of only their interview) or the collector (if there is more than one informant or if the collection is thematic). All discrete collections are housed in a separate archival box. The collection is organized by date and continues to grow.