Telluride Oral Histories

: Ione Rose's Genealogical Survey; The genealogy survey for Ione Rose, which was taken after her oral history interview (interview was in 1988 and this survey was taken in 1999).

: Irene Visintin & Elvira Wunderlich's Oral History Interview; On 11/21/1989, Davine Pera interviewed Irene Visintin and Elvira Wunderlich about their lives in Telluride, Colorado.

: Irene Visintin & Elvira Wunderlich's Oral History Interview Transcript; The oral history transcript for Irene Visintine and Elvira Wunderlich's oral history interview.

: Irene Visintin's Genealogy Survey; The genealogy survey for Irene Visintine, taken at the time of her oral history interview (11/21/1989).

: Isaac & Marty Matis's Written Family Histories; Isaac and Mary Matis's family histories. The author is not known. Isaac and Mary are the parents of Arvo and Wilho.

: James William's Genealogy Survey; James Williams's genealogy survey, taken as part of his oral history interview on 05/28/2002.

: James William's Oral History Interview Transcript; The oral history transcript for James Williams.

: James Williams' Oral History Interview; The oral history interview for James Williams, conducted by Davine Pera on 5/28/2002.

: James Williams's Genealogy Survey Note; A note provided by James Williams, to add to his genealogy survey.

: Jeff Campbell's First Flight; An article, provided by Craig Muhonen via email, describes Jeff Campbell's first hang gliding flight In Telluride, Colorado.

: Jim Clark & Butch Cassidys' Interview Transcription; This is the transcription from an oral history that probably took place in the 1990's. Unfortunately, the oral history interview is missing, but here is a summary of the transcription: This document discusses the life and activities of Jim Clark/Butch Cassidy and his interactions with Judge Gilbett and the town of Telluride. Jim Clark/Butch Cassidy was involved in robberies and lawlessness in Telluride. Jim Clark worked as a laborer and deputy sheriff in Telluride. Jim Clark/Butch Cassidy helped the poor and disabled people in the town. Jim Clark was suspected of being involved in stagecoach robberies and had inside information. The town refused to rehire him as Marshal due to his participation in robberies. Jim Clark was involved in fights with other law officers in the town. The town council tried to dismiss Clark, but Judge Gilbett intervened and informed the authorities in Denver.

: John Partanen's Genealogy Survey; A genealogical survey, probably taken at the time of John Partanen's oral history interview.

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