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- Early History of Black Berea
- Berea College
- Log structure 48
- Log buildings--Appalachian Region--Photographs
- A common varient of the English Hall and Parlor style is the I-shaped house. Forty-eighth hyperlinked image in the essay "Historical Survey of Log Structures in Southern Appalachia."
- Berea College
- Log structure 39
- Log buildings--Appalachian Region--Photographs
- A Dog-Trot house consists of two single-pen cabins joined by a common roof. Thirty-ninth hyperlinked image in the essay "Historical Survey of Log Structures in Southern Appalachia."
- Berea College
- Log structure 12
- Log buildings--Appalachian Region--Photographs
- A full-dovetail is cut at a compound angle on both top and bottom edges and is the most elaborate form or corner timbering; developed in Europe and found frequently in Pennsylvania, this cut is rarely found in the mountains of Appalachia Twelfth...
- Berea College
- Log structure 41
- Log buildings--Appalachian Region--Photographs
- A Saddle Bag house was created by constructing an addition on the chimney end of the second pen. Forty-first hyperlinked image in the essay "Historical Survey of Log Structures in Southern Appalachia."
- Berea College
- Midland
- Accordions; Jumahl; Midland
- Accordian music played by Jumahl and accompanied by Greg Buergler on fiddle and John Schwab on guitar at the Appalachian Stringband Festival, Clifftop, West Virginia, 08-06-06.
- Berea College
- Unknown
- Accordions; Jumahl; Unknown;
- Accordian music played by Jumahl and accompanied by Greg Buergler on fiddle and John Schwab on guitar at the Appalachian Stringband Festival, Clifftop, West Virginia, 08-06-06.
- Berea College
- Tene Tu Der Plu
- Accordions; Jumahl; Tene Tu Der Plu;
- Accordian music played by Jumahl and accompanied by Greg Buergler on fiddle, John Schwab on guitar and Sael Sandler on triangle at the Appalachian Stringband Festival, Clifftop, West Virginia, 08-06-06.
- Berea College
- Prairie Run Waltz
- Accordions; Jumahl; Prairie Run Waltz;
- Accordian music played by Jumahl and accompanied by Greg Buergler on fiddle, John Schwab on guitar, and Sael Sandler on triangle at the Appalachian Stringband Festival, Clifftop, West Virginia, 08-06-06.
- Berea College
- Log structure 66
- Log buildings--Appalachian Region--Photographs
- After 1900 the use logs in outbuildings was replaced increasingly by clapboard and frame. Sixty-sixth hyperlinked image in the essay "Historical Survey of Log Structures in Southern Appalachia."
- Berea College
- Conference of mountain workers / [unknown]. In Mountain herald / Lincoln Memorial University.
- Conference of Southern Mountain Workers (Knoxville, Tenn.) ; East Tennessee State Normal School.; Lincoln Memorial University (Harrogate, Tenn.); Universities and colleges -- United States -- Appalachian Region, Southern -- Congresses and...
- An article from the "Mountain Herald," about the March 29th and 30th, 1916 annual conference of the college and preparatory schools in the Southern Appalachians. The first address was delivered by Hon. Samuel W. Sherrill, State...
- Lincoln Memorial University
- Southern Appalachia Log Structures Essay
- Log buildings--Appalachian Region--Photographs
- An essay with eighty-four photographs documenting the combination of German, Scotch-Irish, English, and Scandinavian folk art expressions that resulted in early southern Appalachian log structures.
- Berea College
- Log structure 32
- Log buildings--Appalachian Region--Photographs
- An example of board and battan construction. Thirty-second hyperlinked image in the essay "Historical Survey of Log Structures in Southern Appalachia."
- Berea College
- Log structure 84
- Log buildings--Appalachian Region--Photographs
- Another view of the one room school house. Eighty-fourth hyperlinked image in the essay "Historical Survey of Log Structures in Southern Appalachia."
- Berea College
- My Buddy; Roses Are Shining in Picardy; Theres A Long Long Trail A Winding;
- Country Music--Kentucky; Country Musicians--Kentucky; Radio Programs--Kentucky; WHAS (Radio Station: Louisville, Ky.); Shea, Jim; Sunshine Sue (Workman); My Buddy; Roses Are Shining in Picardy; Theres A Long Long Trail A Winding;
- Armistice Day song medley sung byJim Shea and Sunshine Sue (Workman) on the Kentucky Play Party radio program on WHAS, Louisville, Kentucky 11-11-39
- Berea College
- Log structure 35
- Log buildings--Appalachian Region--Photographs
- As buildings were improved the roofs were lightly framed and covered with shakes - long, rough shingles split out of a section of a log. Thirty-fifth hyperlinked image in the essay "Historical Survey of Log Structures in Southern...
- Berea College
- House Carpenter (Child #243)
- Ballads--Kentucky; Child Ballad #243; Dulcimer Music--Kentucky; Ritchie, Jean; House Carpenter;
- Ballad sung and played on dulcimer byJean Ritchie at the Berea College Celebration of Traditional Music 10-30-82.
- Berea College
- Sally of London [Sally Wells]
- Ballads--Kentucky; Edwards, Barbara; Sally of London [Sally Wellls];
- Ballad sung by Barbara Edwards at Berea College on 10-25-91.
- Berea College
- Lady Isabella (Child #4)
- Ballads--North Carolina; Child Ballad #4; Smith, Betty; Lady Isabella;
- Ballad sung by Betty Smith of Madison County, North Carolina at the Berea College Celebration of Traditional Music 10-22-92.
- Berea College
- Lord Thomas (Child #73)
- Ballads--North Carolina; Lord Thomas; McMillon, Bobby;
- Ballad sung by Bobby McMillon of Madison County, North Carolina at the Berea CollegeCelebration of Traditional Music 10-26-85.
- Berea College