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- History of Lost River Community
- Mimeograph description of settlement of West Virginia community.
- West Virginia Wesleyan College
- Man working with pipe of moonshine still
- Stills (Distilleries); Moonshine
- Man bent over to left of moonshine still with pipe in his hands. Man is either inserting or removing pipe from part of still. Still set up on the bank of a small creek. Mason jars sit on rocks in front of wooden barrels of still. Metal tub sits...
- Ferrum College
- Sam Dehart at large moonshine still
- Stills (Distilleries); Moonshine
- Sam Dehart stands next to a large moonshine still and reaches for a mason jar sitting on top of still. Parts of still rest on concrete blocks. Long pieces of pipe or tubing laying on ground beside still.
- Ferrum College
- Two men at small submarine moonshine still
- Stills (Distilleries); Moonshine
- Small submarine moonshine still set up in the woods. Two men are at the still, one standing by the still, the other squatting on the ground with his hand on a glass jug. The men's faces are turned from the camera.
- Ferrum College
- Submarine still site on Runnett Bag Creek
- Stills (Distilleries); Moonshine
- Three men make moonshine in a submarine still. One man is bent over metal tub of moonshine and a box of mason jars. Same man holds piece of tubing. Other two men stand in front of still. Palmer's notes place the still on Runnett Bag Creek in...
- Ferrum College
- Moonshine still belonging to C.L. Radford
- Stills (Distilleries); Moonshine
- Moonshine still set up against the bank of a hill in the woods. Man standing in front of still, poking at the fire with a stick. Mason jar half-full of moonshine sits on top of the wooden condensor box. Palmer's notes attribute possesion of...
- Ferrum College
- C.L. Radford's moonshine still
- Stills (Distilleries); Moonshine
- Man standing in front of moonshine still, bent over and poking at the fire under the still with a stick. Palmer's notes attribute possession of the still to C.L. Radford of Ferrum, VA.
- Ferrum College
- Moonshine still on Poplar Camp Creek
- Stills (Distilleries); Moonshine
- Two men in the process of making moonshine at a still located on Poplar Camp Creek in Franklin County, VA. One man emptying bucket of unidentified material into still while the other man holds a mash fork. Cap of still is laying on top of a large...
- Ferrum College
- Submarine moonshine still and furnace
- Stills (Distilleries); Moonshine
- Submarine moonshine still on raised cinderblocks with place for a fire below. Two mason jars sit on top of the still. Palmer's notes place still site on Poplar Camp Creek in Franklin County, VA.
- Ferrum College
- Smoke from fire at moonshine still
- Stills (Distilleries); Moonshine
- Smoke rises from a fire built at a moonshine still site. Axe buried in log is visible in front of fire. A man stands behind a small tree, looking into a wooden box housing part of the still. Palmer's notes indicates the still was located on...
- Ferrum College
- Roy Wood beside submarine moonshine still
- Stills (Distilleries); Moonshine
- Man squatting on the ground beside a large, submarine moonshine still. Jug sitting on top of still. Pipes visible beneath still.
- Ferrum College
- Letter, 1945, Feb. 15, Washington, D.C., to "Dear Nik" [Roland D. Carter]
- Stuart, Jesse -- 1906-1984 -- Correspondence.; Stuart, Jesse -- 1906-1984 -- Friends and associates.; Stuart, Jesse -- 1906-1984 -- Military service.; Stuart, Jesse -- 1906-1984 -- Primary sources.; Stuart, Jesse -- 1906-1984 -- Relationship with...
- In this letter to his friend (Dr. Roland D. Carter, Department of English, University of Tennessee at Chattanooga), Stuart writes that he is still stateside in Washington, D.C. even though he thought he would be sent overseas for U.S. Navy service...
- Lincoln Memorial University
- First Fire
- Indians of North America; Myths
- Telling of a Cherokee myth.
- Lees-McRae College
- Man and gun at moonshine still
- Stills (Distilleries); Moonshine
- A man sits on rock on a creek bank between a metal tub and a wooden barrel of a moonshine still. The man is smoking a pipe and holding a jar of moonshine in one hand. A rifle is propped up against another barrel of the still. Jugs and jars sit...
- Ferrum College
- Sam Dehart at a moonshine still
- Stills (Distilleries); Moonshine
- Sam Dehart stands in front of the worm box at the end of a large still resting on concrete blocks. Mason jar sits on top of part of still. Taken by Palmer on 04/10/1973 or 10/20/1988.
- Ferrum College
- Making moonshine at submarine still
- Stills (Distilleries); Moonshine
- Three men performing tasks around a submarine moonshine still. One man reaches for mason jars in a box next to a metal tub of moonshine; the other two men work around the still. Palmer's notes place location on Runnett Bag Creek in Franklin...
- Ferrum College
- Men at moonshine still on Poplar Camp Creek
- Stills (Distilleries); Moonshine
- Two men stand behind group of large wooden boxes. Men are making moonshine in a still behind the boxes. One man holds jar of moonshine, and is in the process of taking a sip. Palmer's notes indicate the still was located on Poplar Camp Creek in...
- Ferrum College
- Roy Wood standing beside submarine moonshine still
- Stills (Distilleries); Moonshine
- Man standing beside submarine moonshine still in the woods. Jug sitting on top of still.
- Ferrum College
- Sam Dehart and Goode Rakes at moonshine still
- Stills (Distilleries); Moonshine
- One man sits on a rock, holding a pipe and jar of moonshine while the other man works with part of the still in the background. Palmer's note reads, "Moonshine still set up Sunday, July 19, 1970. Goode Rakes and Sam Dehart modeling - Old gun...
- Ferrum College
- Unidentified
- Banjos; Bands;
- Clayton Hurt plays banjo with other band members, Troy Proffitt, Carlos Burke, Junior Davis, Clarence Love, Gerald and Guster Clifton.
- Ferrum College