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Research Center Video File List.Website.Xlsx 9/17/2013 Page 1 Audio, Video, & Film Research Center list BROWN BAGS ARE LOCATED on Video SHELF 2 ORAL HISTORY INTERVIEWS on Video SHELF 3 PEOPLE Name Date Interviewer Subject Notes Abbott, Lynn 8/2/10 Jayne Hill Rich family,Gooding 2010 oral history interview series Accord, Duane 10/12/78 TWW/student interview Ranching life appeared in Spg 1979 issue of TWW Adams, Art 1979 TWW/student interview coal miner appeared in Spg 1979 issue of TWW Aldighieri, Bobby 2/17/2010 TOP Program Olympian Experience w/several other Allen, Bob 9/3/2010 Brown Bag Allen's Store, Allen family history Allen (Stahley), Phyllis 11/6/06 Betsy Chase Allen's Store Allen (Stahley), Pearl 2/26/98 Hill/Wither Her Life Allin, Bernice 1977 TWW/student Life, homesteaders in Sidney, then Oak can't find any TWW articles on her Anderson, Pearl 1984 TWW/student Life, came to S.S. in 1907 Anzalone, Kelly 8/29/03 Brown Bag Following the Lewis and Clark Trail Group Brown Bag see also: Parker, Scott Appel, Calla (Reed) 1979 TWW/student Her Life not certain if this went to print. Appel, Marianne 2/25/05 B. Stofan Her Life Aspegren, Harriet (Kemry) & Dorr, Eunice 5/00/1999 Jayne Hill family life, Mesa schoolhouse Aspegren, Harriet (Kemry) 8/14/09 Brown Bag Golden Days of Mesa School House Backs, Chester 5/17/97 McKelvie Class Baer, Alma 1978 TWW/student Cabin hotel and Brooklyn (2 interviews group interview see also Wither, Dorothy Baer, Alma 1978 TWW/student Baer Gun Collection/Routt County gun club appeared in 1978 issue of TWW Baer, Alma 1979 TWW/student Her Life not certain if this went to print. Baer, Alma 1/28/1979 O.H. from Historic S. Coming to S.S. her life Bailey, Carol 3/00/1992 Hazie W. Award Tribute/ Her life Bain, Marion unknown TWW/student WWII codebreaker Bain or Banes? Story didn't go to print in Baker, Mary 2/25/06 Her Life Bakes, Chester 5/17/97 McKelvie Class 10th Mtn. Division; Mining location unknown Baldwin, Bill (Dr.) 7/2/04 Brown Bag A Ranching Childhood Banks, John 2/6/04 C. Lombardo Lighted Man/Winter Carnival Banks, John 2/6/04 Brown Bag The Lighted Man Banks, John 1980 TWW/student The Lighted Man very hard to hear Barber, Glen 11/24/09 Jayne Hill early life in S.S. Barnett, Cooper 7/30/10 Jayne Hill Peace Corp,Gordie Wren,CMC, restaurants 2010 oral history interview series Barnett, Tracy 8/6/10 Jayne Hill Cooper Barnett, S.S. restaurants, stores, see also Cooper Barnett/ 2010-2011 series Barrows, Jim "Moose" Smokey Vandergrift Howelsen Hill, skiing dvd created on 6/14/2005 Barrows, Jim "Moose" 10/29/08 Jayne Hill life in ss, 1950-present, ski racing, olympics- Bastone, Kelly 8/27/04 Brown Bag Navajo Weaving Beall, Minnie 3/00/003 Hazie W. Award Tribute/ Her life Beauvias, Mix 5/13/2010 Jayne Hill Early Ski area, Catamount, real estate 2010 oral history interview series Bedell, Earl 1980 TWW/student Resident of Hahns Peak/Craig appeared in fall 1980 issue of TWW Bedell, David 1980 TWW/student Indian rocks appeared in winter 1980 issue of TWW Belton, Larry 1/13/2010 Jayne Hill early ranching, elk river settlers, forest Belton, Larry 8/16/05 Brown Bag Ranching - Elk River Belton, Ralph 1980 TWW/student Bootlegging, wrestling appeared in winter 1977 issue of TWW Bennett, Guy 1/31/1978 TWW/student appeared in fall 1978 issue of TWW Berry (Neish), Sanse & Neish, Ed 12/17/2010 Jayne Hill ranching, banking, Pleasant Valley, 2010-2011 series/see also Neish, Ed Beverly, Bob 7/29/2011 Brown Bag hiking/mountaineering Dome -Zirkel 2011 Brown Bag Lecture Series Bird, John 1978 TWW/student about early pioneer William Bird can't find any TWW articles on this Blackett, Michael 1980 TWW/student sky diving apeared in the winter 1980 issue of TWW Blair, Edward 1970s? meeting recording State Historical Society mgmt, funding local historical society meeting Blanford, Joe 1977 TWW/student ranching,hunting, misc. jobs Routt County appeared in the winter 1977 TWW Bliss, Eleanor 1991 Smokey Vandergrift made for Hill of Champions video, Sky High Bliss, Eleanor 3/00/1991 Hazie W. Award Tribute/Her life Bliss, Eleanor 1978 TWW/student Her Life appeared in the fall 1978 TWW issue Bogue, Lucy 3/00/1993 Hazie W. Award Her life/ tribute and profile Bogue, Lucy 8/20/97 Tolles CMC Unable to convert to CD. Defective tape. Bomier,Wallace unknown O.H. self interview Main St. S.S. in early 1900s talks about business and locations Bonnifield, Paul 6/5/98 Brown Bag Railroads Bonnifield, Paul 7/25/03 Brown Bag The Ute Uprising Bonnifield, Paul 8/6/04 Brown Bag Breaking Wild Horses Bonnifield, Paul 7/23/10 Brown Bag Congressional Hearings from 1879 Confilct Bostock, Dale 1981 TWW/student McGregor mining and ranching appeared in spring 1981 TWW issue Bower, John unknown lecture American Indians and Mountain men not sure if this is related to TWW Bower, John 1975 lecture Fur trade Bowes, Bill 9/1/2010 Jayne Hill skiing, WWII, Perry Mansfield, H.Hill 2010 oral history interview series Bowes, Bill unknown TWW/student mining, Hahns Peak Brenner, Gerald 7/7/2011 LD Shoffner Hay Ranching/Ranch Tours Part of "2011 Ranch Tours program" Brenner, Harold 1976 TWW/student sheep ranching appeared in the fall 1976 TWW issue Brenner, Harold 7/21/09 Jayne Hill ranching, Yampa Valley memories Briggs-Casson, Maggie 4/8/06 Hazie W. Award Her Life Bristol, Benita 8/17/01 Brown Bag Founding of CMC Bristol, Benita 9/25/97 Jayne Hill Life in Steamboat; CMC Unable to convert to CD. Defective tape. Brooks, Elmer 9/30/73 O.H. Historic S. Ann conversation with Val Brunner S.S. area Browns Park etc. Brooks, Elmer 7/20/73 O.H. Historic S. Ann conversation w/ Carl Welch about S.S. Brookshire, Ardys 1982 TWW/student telephone history appeared in the winter 1982 issue Brookshire, Ardys 04/00/97 Dee Richards Steamboat Memories, life, work Brophy, Frank & Winton 1980 TWW/student Vista Verde Guest ranch appeared in the fall 1980 issue of TWW Brown, Florence unknown TWW/student Brown's Book Corner 9/17/2013 Page 2 Brown, Marvin 6/20/97 Lynn Abbott His Life in Steamboat/father banker/Marvin Brunner, Val 9/30/73 O.H. Historic S. w/ conversation w/Elmer Brooks S.S. area Buchanan, Norm & Alice 1991 O.H. Historic S. w/ Pat their life in S.S. Buffham, Katy unknown ? TWW/student school day memories Burwell, Pam 2/13/07 Betsy Chase Ute History Butler, Roger 1984 TWW/student early pioneer, appeared in spring 1985 issue of TWW Calhoun, Mary 9/16/80 TWW/student life, author appeared in the winter 1980 TWW Campbell, Albert 1979 TWW/student Milner resident, father was a coal miner not sure if this went to TWW print Campbell, Gertrude 1982 TWW/student schools/teacher Jayne Hill's voice too spring 1982? Carlson, Doug 7/15/2010 Ranch Tour Program Red Angus Cattle operation Carpenter, Ferry 10/26/1976 TWW/student his life, ranching, law appeared in the fall 1976 TWW issue Carpenter, Ferry unknown lecture Ancedotes on cattle ranching, rustling, Carpenter, Rosamund (Underwood) 1973 O.H. Historic Society Her life Carmichael, Marie 2/12/07 Betsy Chase Lichen School, Hugh Carmichael, Nelson Carmichael, Nelson 1/25/10 Jayne Hill freestyle mogul skiing, broze medal, Carmichael, Nelson 2/17/10 TOP Program Olympian Experience w/several other Carter, Ken 5/5/97 McKelvie Class SS in the '70s/Construction Carver, Ruth 1978 TWW/student rural schools Casey, Ann Marie 11/18/98 Jayne Hill Her Life, Casey's Pond Cesspooch, Larry 8/8/12 special program Ute Storytelling and Culture Program Cesspooch, Larry 6/15/12 Oral History Ute memories same tape with Gardner, Wayne Chotvacs, Maybelle 10/9/06 Betsy Chase 50s town & family life; First Baptist Church; Chotvacs, Wade 5/10/97 McKelvie Class SteamboatCommunity SpringsOrchestra Combs, Beulah 9/25/75 TWW/student tatting appeared in winter 1976 TWW issue Compestine, Maude 1981 TWW/student McGregor appeared in the spring 1981 issue Convery, William 7/24/09 Brown Bag Utes, Meeker Incident, Nathan Meeker Cook, Verna TWW/student begins with Si Lockhart-unsure if this is V. Cool, Gene Lowell Whiteman School could be TWW or McKelvie Cordova, Ted 1981 TWW/student "Ted's Ridge" on Mt. W./working on Mt. appeared in the spring 1981 issue Coyner, Leo 1978 TWW/student Coyner family and S.S. appeared in the fall 1978 issue Coyner, Leo 1978 TWW/student Coyner family appeared in fall 1978 TWW issue Crawford, Jim 7/15/2011 Brown Bag "James H. Crawford" Crawford, Jim & Sharon 8/9/02 Brown Bag Crawford Memories Group Brown Bag see also: Rosi, Nancy Crawford, Gary 1980 TWW/student Ski jumping part appeared in winter 1980 Crawford, Gary 2/4/09 Jayne Hill growing up in SS; Oympian; SSWSC coach; Crawford, Gary 2/17/10 TOP Program Olympian Experience w/several other Crawford, Marvin unknown TWW or McKelvie early days of Storm Mountain Crawford, Marvin 1980 TWW/student early skiing Crawford, Marvin unknown Smokey Vandergrift Howelsen Hill, skiing DVD created on 6/15/2005 Crawford, Russel 1979 TWW/student ranching life part appeared in spring 1979 Criswell, Chris 8/7/2009 Brown Bag Lemmon & Crisswell family history Should do an oral inter. As well Crowder, Mary Ann 10/10/97 Faulkner Perry Mansfield/Her Life Crowder, Mary Ann 5/22/97 McKelvie Class Perry Mansfield location unknown Crowner, Susi Harris 2/26/06 Betsy Chase Grandfather founding Mt Harris; Dalpes, Louis J.
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