Dixon and Talma Peacock Oral History, November 17, 2009

This oral history features Dixon and Talma Peacock, who share their life experiences in Emery County, Utah. Dixon recounts his early work in mines, his extensive career in coal mining focusing on safety, and his involvement in establishing local museums by collecting and preserving Native American artifacts and historical items. Talma discusses her childhood in Orangeville, her high school experiences, and the historical impact of football-related deaths on local schools. Both share details about their family histories, including farming, the operation of general stores, and personal challenges such as Dixon's brain tumor and strokes. The interview highlights their deep roots in the community, the evolution of local life, and the preservation of historical memory through personal narratives and artifacts.