Oral Histories from Issue #11, Spring 1980

: Issue # 11, Spring 1980 - Cory Guire Interview; Cory Guire is interviewed by Nathaniel Ethridge and Bill McKelvie about his life in Routt County and his many hobbies.

: Issue #11, Spring 1980 - Daryl Hansen Interview; Daryl and Jill Hansen are interviewed by Tara Grillo and Elise McGill about the history of the Royal Hotel, Yampa, CO.

: Issue #11, Spring 1980 - Henry Zehner Interview, Part 1; Henry Zehner discusses the 1929 Steamboat Springs Football team.

: Issue #11, Spring 1980 - Kenneth Sigley Interview; Kenneth Sigley is interviewed by Bill McKelvie and Lola Mack about coming to Steamboat Springs and his work in several churches upon moving to the Yampa Valley.

: Issue #11, Spring 1980 - Mark Drake Interview, Part 1; Mark Drake is interviewed about the 1979 Steamboat Springs Football Team

: Issue #11, Spring 1980 - Perley Green Interview; Perley Green and his wife, Bonnie Green, talk about their ranching life in rural Routt County in this interview with Russ Snowden, Tami Castle, and Bill McKelvie. Perley also explains his hunting guide and outfitter business.

: Issue #11, Spring 1980 - Sam McBride Interview; Samuel Joseph "Sam" McBride describes his early years and his 38 year mining career in Routt County in this interview with Roger Muhme and Bill McKelvie

: Issue #11, Spring 1980 - Tom Southall Interview, Part 1; Tom Southall discusses his experiences on the 1979 Steamboat Springs Football Team.

: Issue #11, Spring 1980 - Wayne Whitecotton Interview, Part 1; In this interview with Kristin Bostrom, Danny Horne and Bill McKelvie, Wayne Whitecotton describes growing up on a Routt County ranch in the early 20th century. Wayne made a living as a rancher and coal miner supplementing his food supply by hunting and trapping.

: Issue #11, Spring 1980 - Wayne Whitecotton Interview, Part 2; In this interview with Kristin Bostrom, Danny Horne and Bill McKelvie, Wayne Whitecotton describes growing up on a Routt County ranch in the early 20th century. After leaving school at age 13, Wayne made a living as a rancher and coal miner supplementing his food supply by hunting and trapping. He served with General Patton in World War II.