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- Working Tan Bark
- Social life
- Roan Mountain resident's account of working with tanning bark as a young man.
- Lees-McRae College
- Indian Tribes That Hunted In and Claimed Parts of West Virginia
- Indians of North America
- Brief overview of Native American tribes that resided in West Virginia. Huron -- Mohawk -- Mingoes -- Delaware --Cherokee -- Shawnee -- Tuscaroras.
- West Virginia Wesleyan College
- Axe peels bark from tree
- Medicinal plants; Equipment
- Close up of Newton Hylton's left hand holding an axe handle. Hylton uses the axe to peel a narrow strip of bark from a tree. Palmer's title for this small series of photos is: "Newton Hylton gets black cherry bark for medicine for...
- Ferrum College
- Man peels bark from tree
- Medicinal plants; Equipment
- Close up of Newton Hylton's left hand guiding an axe as it peels bark from a tree. Palmer's title for this small series of photos is: "Newton Hylton gets black cherry bark for medicine for colds."
- Ferrum College
- Man uses axe to peel bark from tree
- Medicinal plants; Equipment
- Close up of Newton Hylton's left arm as he peels a piece of bark from a tree. Palmer's title for this small series of phots is: "Newton Hylton gets black cherry bark for medicine for colds."
- Ferrum College
- Newton Hylton peels bark from tree
- Medicinal plants; Equipment
- Close up photo of Newton Hylton's hands on an axe handle as he peels a small piece of bark from a tree. Palmer's title for this small series is: "Newton Hylton gets black cherry bark for medicine for colds."
- Ferrum College
- Newton Hylton removes bark from tree
- Equipment; Medicinal plants
- Newton Hylton uses an axe to skin the bark off of a tree in the woods. Palmer's title for this small series of photos is: "Newton Hylton gets black cherry bark for medicine for colds."
- Ferrum College
- Newton Hylton removes bark from tree with axe
- Equipment; Lumber industry; Woodwork
- Newton Hylton bends over a felled tree on the ground with an axe in his hands. Hylton uses the axe to remove bark from the tree trunk. Part of a larger series of photos on handmade wood shakes.
- Ferrum College
- Man removes bark from tree
- Equipment; Lumber industry; Woodwork
- Newton Hylton removes the bark from a tree with an axe. Part of a larger series of photos on handmade wood shakes.
- Ferrum College
- Removing bark from bee tree
- Bees; Honey; Equipment; Lumber industry
- A man wearing a beekeeper's hat and gloves removes a section of bark from a tree trunk with an axe to access the honeycomb in the hollow center of the tree. Part of a series of photos of a bee hunting trip attributed to Ted Dehart.
- Ferrum College
- [Large Melon Basket]
- Handicraft; Baskets
- The basket is hand-made and is chestnut brown in color. The basket is woven out of broad sections of bark. Its handle is a solid piece of bark. The basket is woven in a melon shape and is in very good condition.
- Berea College
- History of Indian Camp Community (Upshur County, W. Va.)
- Early history of a West Virginia community. Content appears to have been written in early 20th century.
- West Virginia Wesleyan College
- History of Walkersville Community: Lewis County W. Va.
- Description of early settlement of Walkersville, West Virginia.
- West Virginia Wesleyan College
- Warren Wilson College garden cabin
- Buildings;
- With the expansion of the garden, the college built a cabin to hold gardening tools. Trees, about 60 of them, from the college forest were cut by the natural resources crew, stripped of bark by the landscaping crew. The carpentry crew built the...
- Warren Wilson College
- Hatcher Hotel 7/20
- hotels; sayings; rural areas
- Mr. Hatcher spent time writing sayings and stories about local history and folk lore on the walls of his hotel. The Hatcher Hotel was located on Main St. in Pikeville, KY.
- University of Pikeville
- What They Do
- Appalachian Mountains; Families
- The author's impressions of the work habits of the Appalachian mountaineers.
- Lees-McRae College
- The Missionary to Banner Elk
- Missionaries
- Tha author's humorous account of a community's attitude toward a visiting preacher.
- Lees-McRae College
- Newton Hylton holds axe to tree
- Equipment; Woodwork; Lumber industry
- Newton Hylton stands next to a tree, holding an axe in his right hand and an iron wedge in his left hand. The wedge is placed against the tree. Pieces of bark have been stripped from tree trunk. Part of a larger series of photos on handmade wood...
- Ferrum College
- Man aims mallet at tree
- Equipment; Lumber industry; Woodwork
- Newton Hylton swings a wooden mallet at an iron wedge placed in a cut in a tree trunk. Bark has been removed from the trunk. A crosscut saw lays on the ground to the left of the tree. Part of a larger series of photos on handmade wood shakes.
- Ferrum College
- Iron wedge in tree trunk
- Lumber industry; Equipment; Woodwork
- Close up photo of an iron wedge embedded in the side of a tree trunk. Bark has been removed from the trunk. Part of a larger series of photos on handmade wood shakes with Newton Hylton.
- Ferrum College

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