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Notes
- Summary:
- Betty Lou Anderson moved to Henderson from Montana in 1943. She talks about her involvement with the BMI Hospital, which eventually became St. Rose Hospital, and her involvement with the Black Mountain Golf Course. She remembers some of the early establishments in Henderson such as BMI, the bowling alley, Victory Theatre, Sears Roebuck, and the Catholic and Community Churches. This interview was conducted in celebration of Henderson's 50th year as an incorporated city.
- Additional Physical Form:
- The original interview was conducted by and resides with the Office of the City Clerk, Archives and Records Services in Henderson, Nevada.
- Creation/Production Credits:
- Henderson Libraries thanks the City of Henderson for their cooperation in providing this oral history interview and associated transcript for inclusion in this digital collection. Henderson Libraries also thanks Laurie Fruth, general manager at UNLV TV, and her team for digitizing this interview.
- Creation/Production Credits:
- Transcription provided by Tedie Jackson.
Record Information
- Source Institution:
- Henderson District Public Libraries
- Holding Location:
- Henderson District Public Libraries
- Rights Management:
- The City of Henderson holds copyright to this material but has provided Henderson District Public Libraries permission to include it in this digital collection. It is intended for personal, educational or research purposes only. Any other use without prior expressed permission is prohibited. Please contact the City of Henderson’s Office of the City Clerk, Archives and Records Services, in Henderson, Nevada for additional rights information and permission to use this item: http://www.cityofhenderson.com/city_clerk/contact_us.php
- Resource Identifier:
- hem0439 ( Digital Id )
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