Mormon History Association Oral History Interview with Glen M. Leonard on April 25, 2024

Title Mormon History Association Oral History Interview with Glen M. Leonard on April 25, 2024
Creator White, Adrienne; Leonard, Glen M.
Contributor Mormon History Association
Publisher Utah Historical Society
Date 2024-04-25
Access Rights Utah Historical Society
Date Digital 2024-04-25
Spatial Coverage Farmington, Davis, Utah, United States https://www.geonames.org/5774662/farmington.html
Subject Historians-United States-Interviews; Mormon History Association; The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints-History; Utah-History, Local; Museums-Collection management; Museum curators-United States-Interviews; Leonard, Glen M., 1938-; Oral history; Farmington (Utah)-History; Utah State Historical Society; Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints--Church History Library; Paul L. Anderson (1946-2018); Mountain Meadows Massacre, 1857; Latter-day Saints-Missions-New Zealand; Latter-day Saints-Missions-Utah; Latter-day Saints-Missions-Australia; Autobiographies-Authorship; Family history; Journalists-United States-Interviews; Military intelligence
Description This oral history interview with Glen M. Leonard, conducted on April 25, 2024, covers his extensive career as a historian of Mormon and Utah history, his significant contributions to the Church History Museum, and his involvement with the Mormon History Association. Leonard discusses his educational background at the University of Utah, his work with the Utah State Historical Society, and his long tenure with the LDS Church Historical Department, including his pivotal role in the planning and development of the Church History Museum as its director for 28 years. He highlights his research interests in local history, particularly Farmington and Davis County, and his co-authorship of Massacre at Mountain Meadows. The interview also touches on his military service, his family history, his time as a missionary in New Zealand and Australia, and his reflections on the evolving nature of Mormon history scholarship, including the increased transparency within the Church
Collection Number and Name Mss D 7 Mormon History Association Oral History Project
Type Sound; Text
Genre oral histories (literary works)
Format application/pdf
Extent 18 pages; 00:56:19
Language eng
Rights
Source Mss D 7 Mormon History Association Oral History Project
Scanning Technician Michelle Gollehon
Metadata Cataloger Michelle Gollehon
ARK ark:/87278/s6rcmn66
Setname dha_uhsoh
ID 2900791
Reference URL https://collections.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6rcmn66
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