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- History of Lost River Community
- Mimeograph description of settlement of West Virginia community.
- West Virginia Wesleyan College
- Peace in the Valley
- Renfro Valley Country Store ; Radio Programs--Kentucky; Country Music--Kentucky; Country Musicians--Kentucky; WHAS (Radio Station: Louisville, Kentucky); Peace in the Valley; Behrens, Jerry; Coon Creek Girls;
- Song sung and played by Jerry Behrens and the Coon Creek Girls on the Renfro Valley Country Store program originating from Renfro Valley, Kentucky over Louisville radio station WHAS 11-19-51.
- Berea College
- Take Me Back To Renfro Valley
- ; Radio Programs--Kentucky; Country Music--Renfro Valley Barn Dance Kentucky; Country Musicians--Kentucky; WLW (Radio Station: Cincinnat, Ohio); Take Me Back To Renfro Valley; Foley, Red;
- Song sung by Red Foley on the Renfro Valley Barn Dance originating from Renfro Valley, Kentucky over Cincinnati radio station WLW 11-18-39.
- Berea College
- Native Mountaineers
- Indians of North America
- The author's description of a visit to the Cherokee Indians of Graham, Jackson, Swain, and Cherokee Counties of Western North Carolina.
- Lees-McRae College
- Red River Valley
- Banjos;
- Mattie Oakes Jacobs plays the banjo and sings in her home in Red Valley, Virginia, for interviewer, Vaughan Webb.
- Ferrum College
- Red River Valley
- Fiddle music; Fannin, Glen; Red River Valley;
- Fiddle tune played by Glen Fannin (formerly of Magoffin County, Kentucky), recorded by Bruce Greene in North Fairfield, Ohio, on 04/02/77
- Berea College
- Old Country Church
- Renfro Valley Gatherin' ; Radio Programs--Kentucky; Country Music--Kentucky; Country Musicians--Kentucky; WHAS (Radio Station: Louisville, Kentucky); Old Country Church;
- Song sung and played by combined cast on the Renfro Valley Gatherin' originating from Renfro Valley, Kentucky over Louisville radio station WHAS 11-18-51. (Includes promation for the Renfro VAlley Hymn Book.)
- Berea College
- Legend of the Monongahela
- Indians of North America; Monongahela National Forest
- Story of Susquehanna chief Monongahela, for whom the West Virginia river is named.
- West Virginia Wesleyan College
- Autobiography of John C. Shaw
- Education
- A self-published autobiography of John C. Shaw, educator and former president of West Liberty Normal School (now West Liberty State College) from 1908-1919.
- West Virginia Wesleyan College
- A real record at 'Lonesome Valley' / [unknown]. In Mountain herald / Lincoln Memorial University.
- Appalachian Region, Southern -- Education.; Claiborne County (Tenn.) -- Education. ; Education, Rural -- Tennessee, East. ; Lincoln Memorial University (Harrogate, Tenn.)
- An illustrated article from the "Mountain Herald" about a one-room rural school located at the head of Lonesome Valley, in Claiborne County, Tennessee. The school then furnished "as many or more teachers to Claiborne County than any...
- Lincoln Memorial University
- Red River Valley
- Mouth organs; Guitars;
- Wilbur Martin plays harmonica with his brother-in-law, Kenneth Hepinstall playing guitar. This takes at Hepinstall's store near Huddleston, Virginia.
- Ferrum College
- Lilly of the Valley
- Mouth organs; Guitars;
- Wilbur Martin plays harmonica with his brother-in-law, Kenneth Hepinstall playing guitar. This takes at Hepinstall's store near Huddleston, Virginia.
- Ferrum College
- Red River Valley
- Dulcimers;
- Dave Talbert plays a song on the dulcimer during an interview with Kip Lornell. This takes place in Dave's home near McCready's Gap. Dave learned to play dulcimer from Ben Dinsmore as a child.
- Ferrum College
- Woman guides ox cart down a road
- Animals; Transportation; Carts & wagons
- A woman walks down a dirt road beside a team of oxen pulling a wagon. The woman holds a rope in her right hand. The small wagon is filled with white sacks. The road is located in Indian Valley, Virginia. Palmer titled this photo "Old ...
- Ferrum College
- Farm in Indian Valley, Virginia
- Agriculture; Agricultural facilities; Fences
- Landscape photo of a farm on a hillside in Indian Valley, Virginia. The farmhouse, barn, and other outbuildings are barely visible through the trees. Fields are divided by post and wire fences.
- Ferrum College
- May I Sleep in Your Barn Tonight Mister
- Banjos; Guitars;
- Ted Boyd plays banjo in his Endicott home in Franklin County, Virginia. Hub McAlexander and Junior Shively are playing guitars.
- Ferrum College
- May I Sleep In Your Barn Tonight Mister
- Guitars; Singing;
- Spencer Moore sings and plays his guitar. He was born and raised in Mountain City, Tennessee, and now lives in Chilhowie, Virginia.
- Ferrum College
- Little Green Valley
- Radio Programs--Kentucky; Radio Programs--Ohio; Country Music--Kentucky; Country Music--Ohio; Country Musicians--Kentucky; Country Musicians--Ohio; Pinex Merrymakers ; Plantation Party ; Renfro Valley Barn Dance ; Girls of the Golden West; Goode,...
- Song sung and played on guitar by Red Foley and the Girls of the Golden West on the Pinex Merrymakers and Plantation Party radio programs over station WLW, Cincinnati, Ohio, 1937-1938.
- Berea College
- Lonesome Valley Sally
- Radio Programs--Kentucky; Radio Programs--Ohio; Country Music--Kentucky; Country Music--Ohio; Country Musicians--Kentucky; Country Musicians--Ohio; Pinex Merrymakers ; Plantation Party ; Renfro Valley Barn Dance ; Girls of the Golden West; Goode,...
- Song sung and played on guitar by Red Foley and the Girls of the Golden West on the Pinex Merrymakers and Plantation Party radio programs over station WLW, Cincinnati, Ohio, 1937-1938.
- Berea College
- These Bones Are Going to Rize Again
- Renfro Valley Gatherin' ; Radio Programs--Kentucky; Country Music--Kentucky; Gospel Music--Kentucky; Country Musicians--Kentucky; WHAS (Radio Station: Louisville, Kentucky); Gloryland Quartet; These Bones Are Going to Rize Again;
- Song sung by the Gloryland Quartet on the Renfro Valley Gatherin' broadcast from Renfro Valley, Kentucky over radio station WHAS 12/27/48.
- Berea College