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    • [Childs Dress, Compound View]

    • [Childs Dress, Compound View]

    • Children's clothing & dress

    • The dress is fashioned in a brown, white, and blue plaid pattern. Small ruffles are seen across the sleeve area. The dress is in stable condition and show signs of usage.
    • Berea College
    • [Childs Dress]

    • [Childs Dress]

    • Children's clothing & dress

    • The dress is fashioned in a brown, white, and blue plaid pattern. Small ruffles are seen across the sleeve area. The dress is in stable condition and show signs of usage.
    • Berea College
    • A woman quilting

    • A woman quilting

    • Quilting; Textiles

    • A woman sews at the corner of a quilt stretched across a wooden frame. Another woman and a teenage girl watch as she sews. Teenager wears a Woolwine High School sweatshirt. Part of a series of photos of a quilting party at Charity Community...
    • Ferrum College
    • Agee gristmill and millpond

    • Agee gristmill and millpond

    • Mills

    • Overall view of the Agee Mill and millpond in Patrick County, Virginia. The photo was taken from across the millpond, facing the side of the mill with the water wheel and races. A woman stands beside the water wheel, just off the dirt path that...
    • Ferrum College
    • Bonny Barbara Allan

    • Bonny Barbara Allan

    • Ballads;

    • One leaf of lined paper, handwritten in pencil on both sides. The song text is written on a school examination form. The document is in fairly good physical condition, with two holes punched in the center of the top of the leaf, a fold in the...
    • Mars Hill College
    • bootlegging (talking)

    • bootlegging (talking)

    • Interviews; Storytelling; Moonshine;

    • Tom Allen tells Kip Lornell about running across a moonshiner while working for the CCC camps during the depression. This takes place in his home near Love Mountain, in Amherst County.
    • Ferrum College
    • Campbell Mansion Artifacts; new parlor, 1947

    • Campbell Mansion Artifacts; new parlor, 1947

    • Entertaining; Guests; Domestic life; Parlors;

    • Strangers' Hall, as it was known by the community, was a one-story guest wing on the West side of the house, consisting of a formal parlour and two bedrooms. It had a porch with columns across the front and a privy out back. It was the final...
    • Bethany College
    • dog fight (talking)

    • dog fight (talking)

    • Interviews;

    • Marshall Largin talks with Kip Lornell about walking in the dark one night in his youth. He came across some angry dogs, and scared them away.
    • Ferrum College
    • Girl beneath Jack's Creek Bridge

    • Girl beneath Jack's Creek Bridge

    • Bridges; Children

    • A young girl stands in front of a tree trunk beside the base of a covered bridge built across Jack's Creek in Patrick County, Virginia. The branches of the tree cover the roof of the bridge.
    • Ferrum College
    • Girls walk across footbridge

    • Girls walk across footbridge

    • Basket making; Bridges; Children

    • Evonee Rakes (front) and one of her sisters walk across a footbrige over a stream of water. Both girls carry baskets over their arms. Photo taken from the opposite river bank, from a side angle.
    • Ferrum College
    • Goin' Across the Mountain

    • Goin' Across the Mountain

    • Rucker, Sparky; Folk Songs--Tennessee; Guitar Music--Tennessee; Afro-Americans; Music; Goin' Across the Mountain;

    • Song sung and played on guitar by Sparky Rucker and recorded at the Berea College Celebration of Traditional Music 10-26-01.
    • Berea College
    • Goin' Across the Sea

    • Goin' Across the Sea

    • Banjo Music--Kentucky; Anderson, Virgil; Goin' Across the Sea;

    • Banjo music played and sung by Virgil Anderson at the Berea College Celebration of Traditional Music 10/29/82.
    • Berea College
    • Going Across the Sea

    • Going Across the Sea

    • Fiddle music, Monday, Isham; Going Across the Sea;

    • Fiddle tune played by Isham Monday and recorded by D.K. Wilgus in Monroe County, Kentucky, July, August, and November 1959 for the Western Kentucky University Folklore Archive.
    • Berea College
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