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Caution: In genealogy, stories are considered hearsay and not
generally used as a resource.
Manners and Customs in
Western NC
[e-book] |
Cultural Studies
includes folk art, museums and
storytelling, mountain life |
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The
Works Project Administration [WPA]
conducted not just cemetery surveys, and local records transcriptions, they also
recorded stories told by area residents. There are some transcriptions of these
records online. For the complete WPA collections, consult the appropriate State
Archives or local genealogical or historical society.
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WPA Life Histories from Georgia |
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WPA Life
Histories from South Carolina |
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John C. CAMPBELL Folk School Brasstown,
NC |
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East TN History Center &
Museum Knoxville, TN |
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McMinn County TN
Living Heritage Museum Athens,
TN |
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Tennessee Overhill Experience |
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Center for Appalachian
Studies Boone, NC |
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Appalachian Culture
Museum Boone, NC |
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Center for Appalachian Studies &
Services Johnson City, TN |
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The Appalachian Studies Center
Dahlonega, GA |
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Funk Heritage Center
- at Rhinehart College
in Waleska, GA |
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NC Museum of History |
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Mountain Gateway
Museum & Heritage Center Old Fort NC |
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Southern Highland Craft
Guild Asheville, NC |
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Early Appalachian Folk Art & Museum Lexington,
KY |
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Appalachian Folk Art
bthey E. Cunningham video about snake handlers |
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Documenting the American South
- UNC at Chapel Hill |
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Appalachian
History - a slideshow
prepared by Jefferson Co. TN Schools |
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Appalachian Folktales in Film, Drama, and Storytelling
Recordings |
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NC
Echo - Exploring Cultural Heritage On-line |
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NC Folklore Society |
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SC State Museum |
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SC
Upcountry History Museum |
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National Register of Historical Places |
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