Sandra Tatton Oral History Interview

Sandra Tatton discusses her experiences growing up in a Carbon County coal camp and her eventual return to Price, Utah, in 1975 to raise her family. She highlights the advantages of rural life, such as a strong sense of community, safety for children, and the comfortable pace of life, while also acknowledging the economic disadvantages compared to urban areas. Tatton reflects on the positive role of unions in coal mining communities and the observed shift in Price towards a more "cosmopolitan" feel due to an influx of new residents. She expresses hope for continued thoughtful growth and economic development in Price, emphasizing its suitability for both young families and retirees due to its amenities and quality of life.