Accession#:
2006A-108
Title:
Oral History of Hugh Dougherty
Date:
April 9, 2001
Catalog Date:
09/11/2006
Catalog Type:
Oral History
Category:
6: T&E For Communication
Classification:
History, Personal
Collection:
SBHS Archival Collection/History/Personal/Oral
Creator:
Veauta, Sally
Dates of Creation:
April 9, 2001
Existence of Copies:
None
Interview Date:
04/09/2001
Interview Place:
Home of Sally Veauta in Stinson Beach
Interviewer:
Veauta, Sally
Language of Material:
English
Location of Originals:
Media Safe
Narrator's Name:
Dougherty, Hugh
Notes:
See 2006A-108-02, 03
Object ID:
2006A-108-01
People:
Dougherty, Hugh
Veauta, Sally
Veauta, Sally
Related Units of Description:
One transcript
See 2008A-101 for the digital transcription.
See 2008A-101 for the digital transcription.
Scope & Content:
Hugh remembers Stinson Beach from the 1940's thru the 1990's. He talks about the Stinson Beach Water District, the Progressive Club (now the Village Association), and his relationship with entrepreneur George Leonard who much of the land around Stinson Beach, and architect Oren Jenkins.
He begins by telling of how his house was built (1956-7) and where he lived for 40 years. He offers a bit of SBWD history and the failed sewer plan. He explains how he became a lawyer and how his health forced him to quit and relocate out of Stinson.
Anecdotal stuff about the Sand Dollar and other local folks fill out the interview.
He begins by telling of how his house was built (1956-7) and where he lived for 40 years. He offers a bit of SBWD history and the failed sewer plan. He explains how he became a lawyer and how his health forced him to quit and relocate out of Stinson.
Anecdotal stuff about the Sand Dollar and other local folks fill out the interview.
Subcategory:
Sound Communication T&E
Subjects:
People
System of Arrangement:
Alpphabetically by name
Transcriptionist:
Cambron, Patricia
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Hugh Dougherty OH Tape 1
Hugh Dougherty OH Tape 2
Hugh Dougherty OH Tape 1
Hugh Dougherty OH Tape 2