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    • Black-Eyed Susie

    • Black-Eyed Susie

    • Fiddle music; Bands;

    • The Roan Mountain Hilltoppers play at an informal jam session. Band members include Joe Birchfield (fiddle), Creed Birchfield (banjo), Bill Birchfield (guitar), and Janice Birchfield (washtub bass).
    • Warren Wilson College
    • Sally Ann

    • Sally Ann

    • Fiddle music; Bands;

    • The Roan Mountain Hilltoppers play at an informal jam session. Band members include Joe Birchfield (fiddle), Creed Birchfield (banjo), Bill Birchfield (guitar), and Janice Birchfield (washtub bass).
    • Warren Wilson College
    • Ragtime Annie

    • Ragtime Annie

    • Fiddle music; Bands;

    • The Roan Mountain Hilltoppers play at an informal jam session. Band members include Joe Birchfield (fiddle), Creed Birchfield (banjo), Bill Birchfield (guitar), and Janice Birchfield (washtub bass).
    • Warren Wilson College
    • Soldier's Joy

    • Soldier's Joy

    • Fiddle music; Bands;

    • The Roan Mountain Hilltoppers play at an informal jam session. Band members include Joe Birchfield (fiddle), Creed Birchfield (banjo), Bill Birchfield (guitar), and Janice Birchfield (washtub bass).
    • Warren Wilson College
    • Sugar Hill

    • Sugar Hill

    • Fiddle music; Bands;

    • The Roan Mountain Hilltoppers play at an informal jam session. Band members include Joe Birchfield (fiddle), Creed Birchfield (banjo), Bill Birchfield (guitar), and Janice Birchfield (washtub bass).
    • Warren Wilson College
    • Sugar Hill

    • Sugar Hill

    • Fiddle music; Bands;

    • The Roan Mountain Hilltoppers play at an informal jam session. Band members include Joe Birchfield (fiddle), Creed Birchfield (banjo), Bill Birchfield (guitar), and Janice Birchfield (washtub bass).
    • Warren Wilson College
    • Women of the Mountains

    • Women of the Mountains

    • Education

    • Text of a brochure written by Rev. Edgar Tufts, Principle of the Girls Department of Lees-McRae Institute, Banner Elk, North Carolina, describing the plight of young women in the mountains of Western North Carolina and requesting scholarship...
    • Lees-McRae College
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