Bill Muse Oral History Interview - April 15, 2011

Title Bill Muse Oral History Interview - April 15, 2011
Creator Muse, Bill; Brady, Margaret K., 1947-
Contributor Boulder Heritage Foundation
Publisher Utah Historical Society
Date 2011-04-15
Access Rights Utah Historical Society
Spatial Coverage Boulder, Garfield, Utah, United States https://www.geonames.org/5535723/boulder-town.html
Subject Mayors--Boulder (Utah); Ranching--Boulder (Utah); Historic preservation--Boulder (Utah); Horses--Training; Race horses; Saddles; Accidents--Prevention; Physical therapy; Traditional medicine; Native American philosophy; 4-H clubs; Oral histories
Description Bill Muse discusses his move to Boulder, Utah, in 1995 and his subsequent eight years as Mayor. He shares details about the historic Peterson Place ranch, which he bought and preserved for agricultural use, and the community's active participation in town meetings. Muse also recounts his extensive experience with horses, including his career training racehorses and the different saddles he and his family have used. A significant portion of the interview is dedicated to a severe riding accident that led to a life-changing recovery period at Calf Creek, and how this experience ultimately led him and his wife to settle in Boulder. He also describes his unique method of horse training based on Native American teachings and shares a heartwarming story about gifting a racehorse to a 4-H girl.
Collection Number and Name Mss B 2041 Boulder Saddle Stories Oral History Project, 2010-2011
Type Text
Genre oral histories (literary works)
Format application/pdf
Extent 48 pages
Language eng
Rights
Source Mss B 2041 Boulder Saddle Stories Oral History Project, 2010-2011
Metadata Cataloger Michelle Gollehon
ARK ark:/87278/s659rbzt
Setname dha_uhsoh
ID 2897489
Reference URL https://collections.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s659rbzt
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