Contains general information about the lives of Brian and Edith Heath, with an emphasis on Edith. It includes transcripts, correspondence, audio and video related to the oral history Edith completed for the Regional Oral History Office at UCB, an interview conducted by Jay Stewart and Peter Mcnair, as well as video of Edith at home working on a mosaic. This subseries also includes birth, marriage, and death certificates for the couple in addition to other personal ephemera.

Contains general information about the lives of Brian and Edith Heath, with an emphasis on Edith. It includes transcripts, correspondence, audio and video related to the oral history Edith completed for the Regional Oral History Office at UCB, an interview conducted by Jay Stewart and Peter Mcnair, as well as video of Edith at home working on a mosaic. This subseries also includes birth, marriage, and death certificates for the couple in addition to other personal ephemera.

Contains general information about the lives of Brian and Edith Heath, with an emphasis on Edith. It includes transcripts, correspondence, audio and video related to the oral history Edith completed for the Regional Oral History Office at UCB, an interview conducted by Jay Stewart and Peter Mcnair, as well as video of Edith at home working on a mosaic. This subseries also includes birth, marriage, and death certificates for the couple in addition to other personal ephemera.

Contains general information about the lives of Brian and Edith Heath, with an emphasis on Edith. It includes transcripts, correspondence, audio and video related to the oral history Edith completed for the Regional Oral History Office at UCB, an interview conducted by Jay Stewart and Peter Mcnair, as well as video of Edith at home working on a mosaic. This subseries also includes birth, marriage, and death certificates for the couple in addition to other personal ephemera.

Consists of two VHS tapes of Edith’s visual and ceramic arts.

Consists of two VHS tapes of Edith’s visual and ceramic arts.

Contains records that focus primarily on Edith as a teacher, an individual potter, not as the designer/owner of Heath Ceramics, and her involvement in the creative community.