Manuscript Collection Descriptions

Fruits of their Labors records

Fruits of their Labors records

Dates: 2004-2005

Collection includes field work materials, including oral histories, photographs, and supporting materials, gathered by Fruits of their Labors participants between July and August, 2004. Materials focus on the development, management, and decline of orchards in Utah Valley, Utah.

  • Extent: 5 boxes (2.5 linear ft.)
  • Creator: Fruits of their Labors (Field school)
  • Call Number: MSS 6044
  • Repository: L. Tom Perry Special Collections; Literary Manuscripts; 1130 Harold B. Lee Library; Brigham Young University; Provo, Utah 84602; http://sc.lib.byu.edu/
  • Access Restrictions: Open for public research.
Languages and Scripts
English
Arrangement
Arranged primarily by interviewees into 37 series: 1. Fruits of their Labors records on the Wadley family, 2. Fruits of their Labors records on Tim and Natalie Crandall, 3. Fruits of their Labors records on Rodney Pulham, 4. Fruits of their Labors records on Deena Justice, 5. Mike Watowa and Maria Avery fieldnotes, 6. Fruits of their Labors records on Trevor Slade, 7. Fruits of their Labors records on Larry Arnoldsen, 8. Fruits of their Labors records on Charles Anderson, 9. Fruits of their Labors records on Jay Wallace, 10. Fruits of their Labors records on Harley and Mary Jane Gilman, 11. Fruits of their Labors records on Dawn Jones and daughters, 12. Fruits of their Labors records on Ann Stratton Perry, 13. Fruits of their Labors records on Dorman Kyab, 14. Fruits of their Labors records on Rueben Contreras, 15. Fruits of their Labors records on Keven Stratton, 16. Fruits of their Labors records on Raul Chavez, 17. Fruits of their Labors records on Tim Hall and Daniel Smith, 18. Fruits of their Labors records on Ray Allred, 19. Fruits of their Labors records on South Ridge Farms, 20. Fruits of their Labors records on Scott Smith, 21. Fruits of their Labors records on JaNae Brown Haas, 22. Catherine McIntyre field notes on fruit stands, 23. Fruits of their Labors records on M. Clyde and Alice J. Walker, 24. Fruits of their Labors records on James L. and Julie Siebach, 25. Fruits of their Labors records on Jill Hatch, 26. Fruits of their Labors records on Alex Lott, 27. Fruits of their Labors records on West Mountain Orchard, 28. Fruits of their Labors records on the St. Francis Assisi Catholic Church, 29. Fruits of their Labors records on Ken Chase, 30. Fruits of their Labors records on William Flegge, 31. Fruits of their Labors records on Mark Hansen, 32. Fruits of their Labors records on Roberto Consteneda, 33. Fruits of their Labors records on Lani Hatch, 34. Fruits of their Labors records on Judd family, 35. Fruits of their Labors records on Dean and Nona Gilman, 36. Fruits of their Labors records on the Stratton family, 37. Fruits of their Labors records on Chris Killpack.
Conditions of Use
It is the responsibility of the researcher to obtain any necessary copyright clearances. Permission to publish material from the Fruits of their Labors records must be obtained from the Supervisor of Reference Services and/or the Special Collections Board of Curators.
Preferred Citation
Initial Citation: MSS 6044; Fruits of their Labors records; Wilson Folklore Archives; L. Tom Perry Special Collections, Harold B. Lee Library, Brigham Young University. Following Citations: MSS 6044, LTPSC.
Acquisition Information
Donated; Utah Heritage Project; 2004.
Subject Terms
Agriculture; Material Types; Utah Valley (Utah)--History; Orchards--Utah--Utah Valley--History; Folklore; Agriculture and Natural Resources; Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints--Utah; Fruits of their Labors (Field school)
Genre / Form
Audiocassettes; Oral histories; Photographs; Transcripts
Processing Information
Processed; Kristi A. Young; 2010.
Appraisal Information
Folklore from the Intermountain West (Wilson Folklore Archives collecting policy).
Finding Aid ID Number
UPB_MSS6044
Finding Aid Title
Fruits of their Labors records
Finding Aid Author
Kristi A. Young
Finding Aid Creator
This finding aid was produced using ArchivesSpace on 2015-10-28 09:49:26 -0600.
Finding Aid Language
Finding aid encoded in English
Sponsor
Library Services and Technology Act (LSTA) grant, 2007-2008
Biographical Info:

Administrative History

The Fruits of their Labors was a field school conducted by Brigham Young University and the American Folklife Center in 2004 as part of the Utah Heritage Project. The field school brought together folklore students from various institutions, and focused on gathering interviews with individuals that had owned or worked with orchards in Utah Valley. Interviews were conducted by field school participants between July and August, 2004.



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Kristi Young
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