Volume 10
Contains 100 Results:
No. 0081: Indian-White Relations: Interview with Mrs. Martha Meecham Burton, by Charles Dibble. Informant: Dibble, 1945
These materials form part of the Austin and Alta Fife fieldwork collection, and consist of transcripts and typed copies of the original acetate discs, reel-to-reel field recordings and field notes (which are housed separately). Previous references to this collection may include the acronym FMC, meaning Fife Mormon Collection.
No. 0082: Song, "Once I Lived on Cottonwood," by George A. Hicks (from Maralyn Winsor). Informant: Winsor
These materials form part of the Austin and Alta Fife fieldwork collection, and consist of transcripts and typed copies of the original acetate discs, reel-to-reel field recordings and field notes (which are housed separately). Previous references to this collection may include the acronym FMC, meaning Fife Mormon Collection.
No. 0083: Story of Indian Seeing His First White Man, from "Folklore of Washington County, Utah," by Maralyn Winsor. Informant: Winsor
These materials form part of the Austin and Alta Fife fieldwork collection, and consist of transcripts and typed copies of the original acetate discs, reel-to-reel field recordings and field notes (which are housed separately). Previous references to this collection may include the acronym FMC, meaning Fife Mormon Collection.
No. 0084: Ithemar Sprague prank, from "Folklore of Washington County, Utah," by Maralyn Winsor. Informant: Winsor
These materials form part of the Austin and Alta Fife fieldwork collection, and consist of transcripts and typed copies of the original acetate discs, reel-to-reel field recordings and field notes (which are housed separately). Previous references to this collection may include the acronym FMC, meaning Fife Mormon Collection.
No. 0085: Money Miraculously Provided fro Construction of Tabernacle in St. George, from "Folklore of Washington County, Utah," by Maralyn Winsor. Informant: Winsor
These materials form part of the Austin and Alta Fife fieldwork collection, and consist of transcripts and typed copies of the original acetate discs, reel-to-reel field recordings and field notes (which are housed separately). Previous references to this collection may include the acronym FMC, meaning Fife Mormon Collection.
No. 0086: Two lines of "St. George and the Drag-On," from "Folklore of Washington County, Utah," by Maralyn Winsor. Informant: Winsor
These materials form part of the Austin and Alta Fife fieldwork collection, and consist of transcripts and typed copies of the original acetate discs, reel-to-reel field recordings and field notes (which are housed separately). Previous references to this collection may include the acronym FMC, meaning Fife Mormon Collection.
No. 0087: Poem "It was a land of lengthened day," and Story of Indians and a Mirror, from "Folklore of Washington County, Utah," by Maralyn Winsor. Informant: Winsor
These materials form part of the Austin and Alta Fife fieldwork collection, and consist of transcripts and typed copies of the original acetate discs, reel-to-reel field recordings and field notes (which are housed separately). Previous references to this collection may include the acronym FMC, meaning Fife Mormon Collection.
No. 0088: How Helper Got Its Name, from "Hub of Americanism," by Lois Marvish. Informant: Marvish, 1946
These materials form part of the Austin and Alta Fife fieldwork collection, and consist of transcripts and typed copies of the original acetate discs, reel-to-reel field recordings and field notes (which are housed separately). Previous references to this collection may include the acronym FMC, meaning Fife Mormon Collection.
No. 0089: The Haunted Slag Dump, by H. J. Sullivan. Informant: Sullivan, 1946
These materials form part of the Austin and Alta Fife fieldwork collection, and consist of transcripts and typed copies of the original acetate discs, reel-to-reel field recordings and field notes (which are housed separately). Previous references to this collection may include the acronym FMC, meaning Fife Mormon Collection.
No. 0090: Something of the Supernatural, by Harold J. Sullivan. Informant: Sullivan, 1946
These materials form part of the Austin and Alta Fife fieldwork collection, and consist of transcripts and typed copies of the original acetate discs, reel-to-reel field recordings and field notes (which are housed separately). Previous references to this collection may include the acronym FMC, meaning Fife Mormon Collection.