Sheepherder and resident of Vernon, Utah. Discusses his life and the history of Simpson Springs, Utah. 44 pages.

Accountant. Discusses working for the Bamberger Railroad. 16 pages.

Utah store owner at Simpson Springs from 1918 to 1926. Discusses the history of the buildings at Simpson Springs, Utah. 36 pages.

History professor and dairyman. Discusses his background, his association with Charles Redd, and the Charles Redd Oral History Project. 35 pages.

Rancher and son of Charles Redd. Two interviews. Both interviews contain reminiscences of Charles Redd and his activities in San Juan County, Utah. 33 pages, 29 pages.

Military chaplain from the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Discusses experiences during World War II. 43 pages.

Indian fighter. Discusses experiences in a gunfight during the Posey War in 1923 which led to the death of Posey. 13 pages, index.

Rancher. Two interviews. One interview discusses Charles Redd and Lemuel Hardison Redd, Jr., the other discusses Jim Mike, Charles Bernheimer, and the discovery of Rainbow Bridge, Utah. 7 pages, 27 pages.

Rancher and official in the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Two interviews. The first interview describes the Indian Wars in San Juan County, Utah of 1915 and 1921, experiences on the range in Bluff and Blanding, Utah, a church mission in Texas, the depression in the 1930s, his work in the Manti Temple, homesteading, and the cattle industry. The second interview discusses Charles Redd and life in Blanding, Utah. 65 pages, 13 pages.

A debate before students at Brigham Young University between W. Cleon Skousen and Obert C. Tanner over the question "Is Peaceful Coexistence with Russia Possible?" The Skousen portion of the transcript does not accurately reflect the recording. 21 pages.