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Notes
- Abstract:
- Annalee Smith Bunch came to Henderson in 1952 with her family at the age of seven. Benefitting from a full tuition art scholarship, she earned her Bachelor of Fine Arts from Brigham Young University in 1967. She studied art in Europe with UNLV instructor Peter Meyer and BYU instructor Franz Johansen, Annalee shares stories about her life in Henderson, including the construction of the LDS Ocean Street chapel in 1950s Henderson and the story behind her two watercolor paintings of Three Kids Mine. The Henderson Historical Society is donating giclée reproductions of the mine paintings to the City of Henderson and State of Nevada in honor of Nevada’s Sesquicentennial.
- Additional Physical Form:
- Reference copies of the DVD and printed transcript are located in the Archives of the Paseo Verde branch of the Henderson District Public Libraries in Henderson, Nevada.
- Creation/Production Credits:
- Henderson District Public Libraries thanks Henderson Historical Society founder Louis F. LaPorta for arranging and participating in this interview. Henderson Historical Society director Fredric W. Watson assisted LaPorta in arranging donation of the Three Kids Mine giclées to the City of Henderson and State of Nevada in honor of Nevada’s Sesquicentennial. For more information about the Henderson Historical Society, please visit http://hendersonhistoricalsociety.org
- Creation/Production Credits:
- Transcription provided by Amanda Rookey and Anne Marie Hamilton-Brehm.
Record Information
- Source Institution:
- Henderson District Public Libraries
- Holding Location:
- Henderson District Public Libraries
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- hoh0018 ( Digital Id )
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