Digital Library of Appalachia

You've searched:

All Collections

All fields: Williams

(268 results)

Sort by: Relevance

Relevance

Title

Description

Subject

Display Options

...

Display: 20

100

200

- Ollie (Mollie) Estelle Williams; Milligan College, TN
- Children; Portrait photographs
- Ollie (Mollie) Estelle Williams; Milligan College, TN. Born July 16, 1873; died April 10, 1950. Married William Thomas Givens, 5 children; daughter of Susan Nannie Barker & George Thomas Williams, Carter County Clerk; granddaughter of Wilson G....
- Milligan College
- Unidentified (Hank Williams tune)
- Guitars;
- Dave Shively plays the guitar at the house of Ted Boyd, where he and other musicians have been playing music together. This takes place in Endicott, Franklin County, Virginia. This is a Hank Williams song.
- Ferrum College
- Mrs. Delia L. Williams pamphlet
- Tennessee Wesleyan College; Civil War; Teachers' colleges; Home economics;
- Pamphlet written by Mrs. Delia L. Williams, founder of the Ritter Home for Girls, 1891, at the Athens School (now Tennessee Wesleyan College), to recruit and inspire local girls to attend the Teachers' Training Course in domestic industries. She...
- Tennessee Wesleyan College
- I'm Thinking Tonight of My Blue Eyes
- I'm Thinking Tonight of My Blue Eyes; Williams, Bill; Blues Music--1971-1980; Afro-Americans; Music--Kentucky; Guitar Music--Kentucky;
- Song sung and played on guitar by Bill Williams and recorded by Wilson Reeves at the Fraley Family Festival, Carter Caves State Park 8-73.
- Berea College
- Yankee Doodle
- Yankee Doodle; Williams, Bill; Blues Music--1971-1980; Afro-Americans; Music--Kentucky; Guitar Music--Kentucky;
- Song sung and played on guitar by Bill Williams and recorded by Wilson Reeves at the Fraley Family Festival, Carter Caves State Park 8-73.
- Berea College
- I Love You 'Cause You're You
- I Love You 'Cause You're You; Williams, Bill; Blues Music--1971-1980; Afro-Americans; Music--Kentucky; Guitar Music--Kentucky;
- Song sung and played on guitar by Bill Williams and recorded by Wilson Reeves at the Fraley Family Festival, Carter Caves State Park 8-73.
- Berea College
- Nobody's Business But My Own
- Nobody's Business But My Own; Williams, Bill; Blues Music--1971-1980; Afro-Americans; Music--Kentucky; Guitar Music--Kentucky;
- Song sung and played on guitar by Bill Williams and recorded by Wilson Reeves at the Fraley Family Festival, Carter Caves State Park 8-73.
- Berea College
- "Miss Williams and Farm School Boys"
- Students; Clubs;
- Miss Williams and boys that made up three different clubs at Asheville Farm School.
- Warren Wilson College
- Elizabeth Williams playing tennis.
- Teachers; Tennis;
- Miss Elizabeth Williams, a teacher at Asheville Farm School, holding a tennis racket.
- Warren Wilson College
- "Miss Williams & Miss Hadden, 1895"
- Teachers; Cabins;
- Miss Williams and Miss Hadden, two teachers at Asheville Farm School
- Warren Wilson College
- "Miss Williams by the Swannannoa"
- Teachers; Rivers; Trees;
- Miss Williams, one of the first teachers at Asheville Farm School, sitting by the Swannanoa River. She is wearing a hat.
- Warren Wilson College
- "Faculty, 1902"
- Teachers;
- A group photo of the faculty in 1902. Miss Elizabeth Williams and her brother, Nelson Williams, on right.
- Warren Wilson College
- Construction of Williams Chapel
- Students;Work;Buildings;Construction;
- A group of Asheville Farm School boys ready to do more construction on Williams Chapel.
- Warren Wilson College
- Memorial of Mrs. Delia L. Williams, by David A. Bolton
- Tennessee Wesleyan College; Teachers' colleges; Home economics;
- David A. Bolton, dean of Tennessee Wesleyan College, memorial describing his association with Delia L. Williams, founder of the Ritter Home for Girls at the Athens School, now Tennessee Wesleyan College. The home was built by the Home Missionary...
- Tennessee Wesleyan College
- Joshua (Luther?) Williams, Milligan College land donor
- Universities & colleges; Land;
- Joshua (Luther?) Williams; donated one acre of land near Buffalo Creek Church in 1867 for site on which to build building for the "Buffalo Male and Female Institute"; also sold six acres to Wilson G. Barker on hill on Toll Branch Road for...
- Milligan College
- Alyce Horton Williams with daughters
- Home food processing
- Alyce Horton Williams with daughters, Margaret and Charlotte with preserved food. This was the way food was preserved before freezers were available in Vardy, Tennessee
- King College
- 1933 Tornado
- Tornadoes; Buildings;
- Alyce Horton Williams describes how a tornado in 1933 affected the Vardy Community.
- King College
- Drew B. Williams
- People; Melungeons
- Educator Drew B. Williams married Alyce Horton, daughter of Adelaide Collins and Daniel B. Horton. He taught at the Vardy Community School and later became Superintendent of Schools in Hancock County. He was also an elder at the Vardy Presbyterian...
- King College
- Drew B. Williams
- People; Melungeons
- Educator Drew B. Williams married Alyce Horton, daughter of Adelaide Collins and Daniel B. Horton. He taught at the Vardy Community School and later became Superintendent of Schools in Hancock County. He was also an elder at the Vardy Presbyterian...
- King College
- Druanna Williams
- People; Melungeons
- Druanna Williams is standing in front of the missionaries' house in the 1950's.
- King College