Oral history, 1978-1983.

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Oral history, 1978-1983.

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Dr. Cullimore was interviewed by Hollis Scott on 28 June 1978 as part of the Joint Oral History Project for the Brigham Young University Archives and Brigham Young University Alumni Association Emeritus Club. The interview transcribed in 1983. The material centers on the 1920s and is mostly concerned with the early years of the BYU health center. Cullimore reminisces about BYU personalities such as Benjamin Cluff and Ernest L. Wilkinson. He talks about student health and also shares his ideas on preventative medicine, nutrition, rest homes, and practical religion.

1 sound tape reel (120 min.).

Harold B. Lee Library

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