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Gil Mull, Interview 1, Part 1 |
Gil Mull was interviewed in his home in Santa Fe, New Mexico on October 20 and 21, 2004 by Karen Brewster. Gil and his wife, Yvonne, moved to Santa Fe after he retired in 2003 from the State of Alaska, Division of Geological and Geophysical Surveys, Division of Oil and Gas. In this interview, Gil talked about the geologic history of the Brooks Range and the North Slope, geologic maps of the region, the oil exploration program, the discovery of oil at Prudhoe Bay, doing geological fieldwork in the Gates of the Arctic National Park and the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge areas, and changes resulting from the establishment of the park. The last day of the interview, Gil sat at his laptop computer and narrated a Powerpoint presentation titled "The Road to Prudhoe Bay: Geological Exploration of the Alaskan North Slope, 1900-1975" that he had previously created for a public lecture. See "Gil Mull's Powerpoint Presentation" to view these photos and listen to his accompanying audio.
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2002-27-22_PT.1 |
Gates of the Arctic National Park |
Oct 20, 2004 |
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Gil Mull, Interview 1, Part 2 |
This is a continuation of the interview with Gil Mull on October 20, 2004 with Karen Brewster in Santa Fe, New Mexico. This is part two of tape number Oral History 2002-27-22. The interview continues in part three and four of tape number Oral History 2002-27-22, and parts one and two of tape number Oral History 2002-27-23. In this part of the interview, Gil talks about drilling for oil and the leasing of federal lands, his work as a drill geologist, and his family background and employment history.
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2002-27-22_PT.2 |
Gates of the Arctic National Park |
Oct 20, 2004 |
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Gil Mull, Interview 1, Part 3 |
This is a continuation of the interview with Gil Mull on October 20, 2004 with Karen Brewster in Santa Fe, New Mexico. This is part three of tape number Oral History 2002-27-22. The interview continues in part four of tape number Oral History 2002-27-22, and parts one and two of tape number Oral History 2002-27-23. The interview began in parts one and two of tape number Oral History 2002-27-22. In this part of the interview, Gil talks about doing geological fieldwork, and the effects of oil exploration on animal populations.
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2002-27-22_PT.3 |
Gates of the Arctic National Park |
Oct 20, 2004 |
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Gil Mull, Interview 1, Part 4 |
This is a continuation of the interview with Gil Mull on October 20, 2004 with Karen Brewster in Santa Fe, New Mexico. This is part four of tape number Oral History 2002-27-22. The interview continues in parts one and two of tape number Oral History 2002-27-23. The interview began in parts one, two and three of tape number Oral History 2002-27-22. In this part of the interview, Gil talks about the various geologist jobs he has held and the types of projects he has worked on, and what he believes are his contributions to geological fieldwork.
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2002-27-22_PT.4 |
Gates of the Arctic National Park |
Oct 20, 2004 |
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Gil Mull, Interview 2, Part 1 |
This is a continuation of the interview with Gil Mull in October 2004 with Karen Brewster in Santa Fe, New Mexico. This interview took place on October 21, 2004, day two of the interviewing. This interview began with tape number Oral History 2002-27-22, Parts 1-4, and continues on tape number Oral History 2002-27-23, Part 2. In this part of the interview, Gil talks about doing field work in northern Alaska, the geology of the Brooks Range and the North Slope, and discusses geological maps of the area.
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2002-27-23_PT.1 |
Gates of the Arctic National Park |
Oct 21, 2004 |
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Gil Mull, Interview 2, Part 2 |
This is a continuation of the interview with Gil Mull by Karen Brewster on October 21, 2004 in his home in Santa Fe, New Mexico. This is a continuation from tape number Oral History 2002-27-23, Part 1, and tape number Oral History 2002-27-23, Parts 1-4. In this part of the interview, Gil talks about geological maps of the Brooks Range and North Slope of Alaska, and his views on the establishment of Gates of the Arctic National Park and Preserve.
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2002-27-23_PT.2 |
Gates of the Arctic National Park |
Oct 21, 2004 |
