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- Virginia 1911
- Graduation ceremonies; Dormitories; Universities & colleges; Students;
- Photograph of Virginia Hall taken on Commencement day, 1911. The image was taken by a member of the Gray Family, Rev. Dr. Charles Oliver Gray was president of Tusculum from 1908 - 1932.
- Tusculum College
- History of Lost River Community
- Mimeograph description of settlement of West Virginia community.
- West Virginia Wesleyan College
- Hughes M. Thompson
- Teachers; Libraries; Universities & colleges;
- Image of Dr. Hughes M. Thompson, Professor of Chemistry, taken in 1950. Possibly taken in the library.
- Tusculum College
- Jack Russell and students
- Men; Teachers; Students; Architecture; Universities & colleges;
- There are three copies of this image. All three agree that this is a picture of Jack Russell and students. Two of the images state that the second from the left is Sam Cogdill, and the third from the left is Bobby Broyles (coach at Chuckey-Doak...
- Tusculum College
- Hatcher Hotel 17/20
- 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
- Hatcher Hotel 4/20
- 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. Taken in 1945.
- University of Pikeville
- The Old Regular Baptist
- Religion; Religious events; newspapers
- This is a newspaper printed by the Old Regular Baptists at Millstone, Kentucky. This is volume 2, whole number 20, number 8, and was printed in September 1925. It has letters, editorial, and obituaries.
- University of Pikeville
- Homestead taken for Logging Operation in Fannin County, Georgia.
- ; Loggers; Lumber industry
- This photograph was taken to prove possession of a homestead in Fannin County, Georgia that was to be logged in the early 1900s.
- Mars Hill College
- Homestead taken for Logging Operation in Fannin County, Georgia.
- ; Loggers; Lumber industry
- This photograph was taken to prove possession of a homestead in Fannin County, Georgia that was to be logged in the early 1900s.
- Mars Hill College
- Homestead taken for Logging Operation in Fannin County, Georgia.
- ; Loggers; Lumber industry
- This photograph was taken to prove possession of a homestead in Fannin County, Georgia that was to be logged in the early 1900s.
- Mars Hill College
- Homestead taken for Logging Operation in Fannin County, Georgia.
- ; Loggers; Lumber industry
- This photograph was taken to prove possession of a homestead in Fannin County, Georgia that was to be logged in the early 1900s.
- Mars Hill College
- Homestead taken for Logging Operation in Fannin County, Georgia.
- ; Loggers; Lumber industry
- This photograph was taken to prove possession of a homestead in Fannin County, Georgia that was to be logged in the early 1900s.
- Mars Hill 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
- Let Me Play with Your Yo-Yo
- Guitars; Singing; Blues music;
- Thurman 'Cowboy' Burks sings and plays acoustic guitar. He is a longtime street performer from Botetourt County, Virginia.
- Ferrum College
- Ragtime Joe
- Guitars; Singing; Blues music;
- Thurman 'Cowboy' Burks sings and plays acoustic guitar. He is a longtime street performer from Botetourt County, Virginia. Listen to him speak the lyrics of this song: fe00507.
- Ferrum College
- Ragtime Joe (spoken)
- Guitars; Singing; Blues music; Interviews;
- Thurman 'Cowboy' Burks speaks the lyrics to a song about a cowboy. He is a longtime street performer from Botetourt County, Virginia. Listen to him singing this song: fe00508.
- Ferrum College
- Penitentiary Blues (spoken)
- Blues music; Interviews;
- Thurman 'Cowboy' Burks speaks the lyrics to a song about killing a woman and going to jail. He is a longtime street performer from Botetourt County, Virginia.
- Ferrum College
- Going Down the Road Feeling Bad
- Guitars; Singing; Blues music;
- Thurman 'Cowboy' Burks sings and plays acoustic guitar. He is a longtime street performer from Botetourt County, Virginia.
- Ferrum College
- Slow Drag
- Blues music; Guitars; Singing;
- Turner Foddrell plays guitar and sings in the Foddrell's country store. They are sons of Posey Foddrell, and residents of Patrick County, Virginia. They learned this song from Posey. This is a faster version than: fe08203.
- Ferrum College
- Rough Road to Danville
- Guitars; Singing; Railroads;
- Thurman 'Cowboy' Burks sings and plays acoustic guitar. He is a longtime street performer from Botetourt County, Virginia. This is an original version of the common song, Wreck of the Old 97.
- Ferrum College