Weber_Davis County

The Marriott-Slaterville City Oral History Collection was created by the residents of the town to document their history. Each participant was provided with a list of questions asking for; stories about their childhood, schools they attended, stories about their parents and grand-parents, activities they enjoyed, fashions they remember, difficulties or traumas they may have dealt with, and memories of community and church leaders. This endeavor has left behind rich histories, stories and important information regarding the history of the Marriott-Slaterville area.

(Digital Copy Linked - To access hard copy/working files, take name and OH number to the

Special Collections Department)

Marriott-Slaterville City Oral History Interviews

Brown,Connie_OH5_001

Butler, Keith_OH5_002

Hodson, Carl_OH5_003

Holley, Orvil_OH5_004

Lewis, Adele_OH5_005

McFarland, Lila_OH5_006

Powell, Julian_OH5_007

Shurtleff, Laree_OH5_008

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The Weber and Davis County Communities Oral History Project includes interviews conducted by Weber State University faculty, staff and students, and other members of the community. The interviews cover various topics including city government, diversity, personal everyday life experiences and other recollections regarding the history of the Weber and Davis County areas.

(Currently Processing - Contact Jamie Weeks, 801-626-6486, jweeks@weber.edu

for more information about these interviews)

Weber/Davis Community Oral History Interviews

Barker, Sam

Garcia, Jesse

Hurtado, Alex

Johnson, Lewis

Moore, William

Ortega, Catherine

Ramos, Andres

Ritchie, James D.

Ryujin, Masako (Mary)

Wolthuis, Bart

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The Great Depression in Weber County, Utah, is an Oral History Project by Mack S. Taft for completion of his Master’s Thesis at Utah State University during the summer of 1969. The forty-five interviews address the Great Depression through the eyes of individuals in several different occupations including: Bankers, Laborers, Railroad Workers, Attorneys, Farmers, Educators, Businessmen, Community and Church Leaders, Housewives, Children and Physicians. All of these individuals lived in Weber County from 1929 to 1941. The interviews were based on what they remembered about the depression, how they felt about those events and how it affected their life then and now.

(To access hard copy/working files, take name and OH number to the Special Collections Department)

The Great Depression in Weber County Oral History Interviews

Alberts, Alida_OH7_001

Anderson, Wesely_OH7_002

Barnes, Herbert_OH7_003

Barrett, Morris Allen_OH7_004

Bartlett, Frank_OH7_005

Bates, A. Parley_OH7_006

Beus, J. Levi_OH7_007

Beus, Jay R._OH7_008

Brown, Arthur_OH7_009

Budge, William Arthur_OH7_010