Fife Folklore Archives
Welcome! The Fife Folklore Archives is one of the largest repositories of American folklore in the United States. The FFA is part of Utah State University's Special Collections and Archives where the historical American Folklore Society Manuscript Collection is housed.
Established in 1972, the Archives is an integral part of USU's cultural studies arena. The Fife Folklore Archives is named for
folklorists Austin E. and Alta S. Fife, Utahns who helped shape the field of folklore and worked to preserve the folk expressions of the American West.
The FFA is home to over forty collections, including student fieldwork collections, oral history collections and Austin and Alta Fife's fieldwork collections.
* History
* Using the Collections: Search Engine
* FFA Mission Statement & Collection Development Policy
* Northern Utah Speaks: ORAL HISTORY COLLECTIONS
* Collecting Guide for Students, including Release Forms
* Folklife & Folk Art Education Resource Guide
* Fife Folklore Archives Curator
* Folklore Links
* Disclaimer
* Use Agreement and Reproduction Order form
* Permission to Publish
* Using the Collections: Search Engine
* FFA Mission Statement & Collection Development Policy
* Northern Utah Speaks: ORAL HISTORY COLLECTIONS
* Collecting Guide for Students, including Release Forms
* Folklife & Folk Art Education Resource Guide
* Fife Folklore Archives Curator
* Folklore Links
* Disclaimer
* Use Agreement and Reproduction Order form
* Permission to Publish
Randy Williams, Folklore Curator.
435-797-3493
435-797-2663 (SCA office phone)
435-797-2880 (fax)
Randy.Williams@usu.edu
435-797-3493
435-797-2663 (SCA office phone)
435-797-2880 (fax)
Randy.Williams@usu.edu