Pine Mountain Settlement School
Series 18: PUBLICATIONS RELATED
Studies Surveys Reports Guide
Chronological List of Publications 1932-1991

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TAGS:  reports, studies, surveys, institutional analysis, Pine Mountain Settlement School, rural Appalachia studies, Berea College, rural education, education analysis, environmental surveys, poverty, sociology, anthropology, environmental studies, health studies, photographic reports, population studies, programs for youth, migration studies, religious tolerance, racial disparity

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PUBLICATIONS RELATED Studies Surveys Reports Guide

Chronological List of Publications 1932-1991

Pine Mountain Settlement School and the surrounding community have been studied, surveyed, and reported on by numerous institutions, individuals and agencies. The accumulated data, extending from 1901 until today, is a rich body of material for scholars, scientists, pundits, and many other researchers.

Photographs also may hold valuable details in a visual report as, for example, this Album gathered by Katherine Pettit in 1901:

Social Settlement in  Kentucky Mountains SASSAFRAS ALBUM 1901

The SASSAFRAS ALBUM documents the early work at Hindman, Kentucky to establish the school that became the precursor of Pine Mountain Settlement School in Harlan County, Kentucky.

Studies, surveys, reports, and photographic collections provide rich fields to plow for researchers.  For those interested in the Central Appalachians, its people, and its land, the Pine Mountain Settlement School Collections provides rich soil. Research material, published by various research scholars, is a particularly valuable PMSS resource found throughout the collection. While the material researched for a variety of venues by researchers of varying levels of competency and depth of scholarship, must be carefully assessed, it remains a unique body of material for scholars as well as the general public. The collections reveal studies, surveys, and reports that are generally disciplined, carefully documented and researched. Also included are student papers with seeds of research that are just beginning to sprout…… and some that withered on the vine.  The user of these resources must do their due diligence to sort out the cursory, sometimes biased, and sometimes shallow analysis, and also un-practiced writing,  research, and verification. Yet, important observations and discoveries may be found in most all the collected work chosen for publication here. The editors acknowledge that the chosen work was undertaken with conviction and enough diligence to bring it into print.

Some of the material continues to be under copyright and is not published but is acknowledged by citation.   In some cases the author could not be reached for permission and, again, the full document may not be online. Permission has been granted from Berea College and also directly from some Berea faculty, to publish papers that were presented to Pine Mountain for their archive and that represent work important to the cultural knowledge of  Pine Mountain Settlement and its surrounding community.

The keepers of this extensive archive have made every attempt to determine if the material may be released to the public on this site, but the process in some cases may be incomplete.  If we have violated anyone’s rights, please be in contact with us so we may correct our perhaps over-eager desire to share the material.

Some of the material here is shared with other collections. For example, many of the surveys, studies, and reports came to Pine Mountain Settlement through its deep relationship with Berea College which maintains an official relationship with the Settlement School following an agreement of shared governance after 1949 in which the President of Berea College serves on the Board of Trustees of the School.

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PUBLICATIONS RELATED Studies, Surveys, Reports Guide

YEAR	PUBLICATIONS RELATED – BY DATE
1901	Semple, Ellen Churchill. “The Anglo-Saxons of the Kentucky Mountains …” Images and transcriptions of the original article, published in The Geographical Journal [London], June 1901, by the Royal Geographical Society of London. It is an important window into early interpretation of the culture of the Central Appalachians.
1932	Miller, Iva M. M.D. 1932 Health Survey of Harlan County, Kentucky IVA M. MILLER, M.D., was representative of the International Save the Children Fund of America, Inc.***Have you ever wondered what health care looked like during the Great Depression in Harlan County, KY? This 1932 Health Survey of Harlan County, Kentucky contains rich comparative data and information about health in Eastern Kentucky. See also Series 14: MEDICAL
1940	Weidler, Albert G. (Berea College) 1940 Berea’s Program in the Light of Basic Economic Trends and Needs of the Berea Territory. Presentation to Faculty, November 29, 1940.)
1942	Bishop, Birdena. 1942. Survey of Communities Surrounding PMSS 1934-1942. [Maps, families, schools]. LAND USE Map – Community Residents 1934-1942. [Check dates.REMOVE TO PMSS UNDER BISHOP] Used as supplementary material for the Roscoe Giffin 1950 study of “Selected Aspects of their Population, Families, Economy, Social Organization, and Values and Attitudes as of Summer, 1950″
1942	Morris, Glyn. 1942 Study and Recommendations PMSS Southern Mountain Region [REMOVE TO MORRIS UNDER PMSS]
1949	Oldendorf, Walter P. (Berea College) 1949 Pine Mountain Boarding High School: A Unique Educational Community, 1930-1949
1950	Giffin, Roscoe. (Berea College) 1950 People of the Pine Mountain School District, Harlan County, Kentucky” Preface and Index ( i-ix) A large study of “Selected Aspects of their Population, Families, Economy, Social Organization, and Values and Attitudes as of Summer, 1950″
1950	Giffin, Roscoe. (Berea College ) 1950 People of the Pine Mountain School District, Part 1 (pp. 001-050) A large study of “Selected Aspects of their Population, Families, Economy, Social Organization, and Values and Attitudes as of Summer, 1950″
1950	Giffin, Roscoe. (Berea College) 1950 People of the Pine Mountain School District, Part 2 (pp. 052-089) A large study of “Selected Aspects of their Population, Families, Economy, Social Organization, and Values and Attitudes as of Summer, 1950″
1950	Giffin, Roscoe. (Berea College) 1950 People of the Pine Mountain School District, Part 3 (pp. 090-129) A large study of “Selected Aspects of their Population, Families, Economy, Social Organization, and Values and Attitudes as of Summer, 1950 ” (pp. 90-130)
1950	Roscoe Giffin. (Berea College) 1950 People of the Pine Mountain School District, Part 4 (pp. 131-157) A large study of “Selected Aspects of their Population, Families, Economy, Social Organization, and Values and Attitudes as of Summer, 1950″
1951	Chang, Fu Liang. (Berea College) 1951 Whither Pine Mountain. Evaluation of farm and boarding school closure.
1955	Rural Life Council, Tuskegee Institute. 1955 A Study of Health Care Services and Facilities in the Southern Appalachians.
1955	Taylor, Paul F. The Coal Mine War in Harlan County, Kentucky, 1931-33. Thesis. Graduate School, University of Kentucky, 1955. Archival material.
1956	Giffin, Roscoe. (Berea College) 1956  When Families Move … From Cinder Hollow to Cincinnati, 1956.
1960	Wear, Pat W. (Berea College)  Pine Mountain Settlement School Survey Report, April 22, 1960.
1960	Drake, Richard. (Berea College) 1960 Migration Myths
1961	Hudson, L. Richard. 1961 Report of Workshop on Urban Adjustment of Southern Appalachian Migrants. [Pastor of the Forest Park Christian Church, Cincinnati where he ministered to Appalachian migrants in the city. This report was presented at the 1961 conference on Urban Adjustment of Southern Appalachian Migrants sponsored by the Council of Southern Mountains, Inc., Berea College, KY. His attendance was sponsored jointly by the Ohio Society and the Department of Church Development and the United Christian Missionary Society.]
1966-1968	Rogers, Burton Papers. Community Development Training Program for Vietnam and Tibet, 1966-1968. Berea RG 10.10..11 Tibetan visitors in June-July 1967 (to Pine Mountain) (part of U.S. Advisory Committee for Tibetans); Summary Report on Training Program for the Committee for Tibetan Refugees (written by Community Development Counseling Service) (1967). PHOTOGRAPHS [Berea record: 1 Bx. 3 folders Tibet. 2 folders] These collections contain records of Berea College’s work in developing and providing community development programs for two groups: (1) the Foreign Service Institute of the Department of State as part of a larger specialized, interagency long-term training program, the “Vietnam Training Center,” established to prepare civilian personnel for their work in rural areas of Vietnam, and (2) Tibetan students through the Community Development Counseling Group. Training programs included travel to the off-site location of the Pine Mountain Settlement School. Records include correspondence, contracts, itineraries, budgeting information, information about Pine Mountain Settlement School, participant evaluations, field trip reports, and reports.
1970	Stokely, James. 1970 Serving in Appalachia. SETTLEMENT INSTITUTIONS OF APPALACHIA Inc. brochure.
1981	Boyd, Tom. 1981 (Berea College) Appalachian Institutions, Appalachian Culture: A Case for Distinctiveness? A paper presented as part of the panel discussion THE PEOPLE OF APPALACHIA: CLASS OR CULTURE. 1981 Meeting of the Southern Sociological Society.
1983	Gray, Debbie. 1983 The “Fotched-on Women” from the Seven Sisters’ Colleges: A slide and tape presentation designed for use by alumnae chapters of the Seven Sisters Colleges. Part of work for a Master’s Degree, 1980-1983. Archival material.
1985	Boyd, Tom. 1985 (Berea College) A Status Survey of The Pine Mountain Settlement School Service Area Population. Berea College Department of Sociology. Studies in Applied Sociology Nr. 11. March 1985.
1991	Deaton, John. 1991 Response to Harry Robie article, “Resolved: That on Balance the Settlement Schools Were Harmful to the Culture of the Southern Mountains.” Appalachian Heritage 19.1 (1991): 6–10.

SERIES 18	PUBLICATIONS RELATED – BY DATE
1991	Deaton, John. 1991 Response to Harry Robie article, “Resolved: That on Balance the Settlement Schools Were Harmful to the Culture of the Southern Mountains.” Appalachian Heritage 19.1 (1991): 6 – 10.
1985	Boyd, Tom. 1985 (Berea College) A Status Survey of The Pine Mountain Settlement School Service Area Population. Berea College Department of Sociology. Studies in Applied Sociology Nr. 11. March 1985.
1983	Gray, Debbie. 1983 The “Fotched-on Women” from the Seven Sisters’ Colleges: A slide and tape presentation designed for use by alumnae chapters of the Seven Sisters Colleges. Part of work for a Master’s Degree, 1980-1983. Archival material.
1981	Boyd, Tom. 1981 (Berea College)  Appalachian Institutions, Appalachian Culture: A Case for Distinctiveness? A paper presented as part of the panel discussion THE PEOPLE OF APPALACHIA: CLASS OR CULTURE. 1981 Meeting of the Southern Sociological Society.
1970	Stokely, James. 1970 SETTLEMENT INSTITUTIONS OF APPALACHIA Inc. brochure, Serving in Appalachia
1966-68	Rogers, Burton Papers. Community Development Training Program for Vietnam and Tibet, 1966-1968 Berea RG 10.10..11  [THIS PAGE REDIRECTS TO ANOTHER PAGE]  Tibetan visitors in June-July 1967 ( to Pine Mountain)(part of U.S. Advisory Committee for Tibetans); Summary Report on Training Program for the Committee for Tibetan Refugees (written by Community Development Counseling Service) (1967).PHOTOGRAPHS[Berea record: 1 Bx. 3 folders Tibet. 2 folders] These collections contain records of Berea College’s work in developing and providing community development programs for two groups: (1) the Foreign Service Institute of the Department of State as part of a larger specialized, interagency long-term training program, the “Vietnam Training Center,” established to prepare civilian personnel for their work in rural areas of Vietnam, and (2) Tibetan students through the Community Development Counseling Group. Training programs included travel to the off-site location of the Pine Mountain Settlement School. Records include correspondence, contracts, itineraries, budgeting information, information about Pine Mountain Settlement School, participant evaluations, field trip reports, and reports.
1961	Hudson, L. Richard.1961 Report of Workshop on Urban Adjustment of Southern Appalachian Migrants. [Pastor of the Forest Park Christian Church, Cincinnati where he ministered to Appalachian migrants in the city. This report was presented at the 1961 conference on Urban Adjustment of Southern Appalachian Migrants sponsored by the Council of Southern Mountains, Inc., Berea College, KY His attendance was sponsored jointly by the Ohio Society and the Department of Church Development and the United Christian Missionary Society.]
1960	Drake, Richard. (Berea College)1960 “Migration Myths“
1960	Wear, Pat W. (Berea College) 1960 Survey of Pine Mountain DUPLICATE? REMOVE? (see 1951)
1956	Giffin, Roscoe (Berea College) 1956  “When Families Move … From Cinder Hollow to Cincinnati,” 1956.
1955	Taylor, Paul F. The Coal Mine War in Harlan County, Kentucky, 1931-33. Thesis. Graduate School, University of Kentucky, 1955. Archival material.
1955	Rural Life Council, Tuskegee Institute. 1955 A Study of Health Care Services and Facilities in the Southern Appalachians.
1954	Giffin, Roscoe.  (Berea College) 1954 Report (Migration Report) “When Families Move … Cinder Hollow to Cincinnati” DUPLICATE? REMOVE?
1951 ? 1960?	Wear, Dr. Pat W. Pine Mountain Settlement School Survey Report, April 22, 1960. Undertaken by Dr. Wear at the suggestion of the PMSS Board of Trustees, 1951. Internet resource.
1951	Chang, Fu Liang. (Berea College)1951“Whither Pine Mountain”  Evaluation of farm and boarding school closure.
1950	Giffin, Roscoe. (Berea College) 1950 People of the Pine Mountain School District, Harlan County, Kentucky” Preface and Index ( i-ix) A large Study of Selected Aspects of their Population, Families, Economy, Social Organization, and Values and Attitudes as of Summer, 1950 “
1950	Giffin, Roscoe. (Berea College)1950 People of the Pine Mountain School District, Part 1  (pgs.001-050) A large Study of Selected Aspects of their Population, Families, Economy, Social Organization, and Values and Attitudes as of Summer, 1950 “
1950	Giffin, Roscoe. (Berea College)1950 People of the Pine Mountain School District, Part 2 (pgs. 051-089) A large Study of Selected Aspects of their Population, Families, Economy, Social Organization, and Values and Attitudes as of Summer, 1950 “
1950	Giffin, Roscoe. (Berea College)1950 People of the Pine Mountain School District, Part 3 (pgs.090-129 A large Study of Selected Aspects of their Population, Families, Economy, Social Organization, and Values and Attitudes as of Summer, 1950 ”  (pgs. 90 -130)
1950	Roscoe Giffin (Berea College) 1950 People of the Pine Mountain School District, Part 4 (pgs. 131-157) A large Study of Selected Aspects of their Population, Families, Economy, Social Organization, and Values and Attitudes as of Summer, 1950 “
1949	Oldendorf, Walter P. (Berea College) 1949 “Pine Mountain Boarding High School: A Unique Educational Community, 1930-1949“
1942	Morris, Glyn. 1942 Study and Recommendations PMSS Southern Mountain Region [REMOVE TO MORRIS UNDER PMSS]
1940	Weidler, Albert G. (Berea College) 1940  “Berea’s Program in the Light of Basic Economic Trends and Needs of the Berea Territory.” November 29, 1940. Presentation to Faculty)
1940
1942	Bishop, Birdena. 1942. Survey of Communities Surrounding PMSS 1934-1942. [Maps, families, schools]. LAND USE Map – Community Residents 1934-1942. [Check dates. REMOVE TO PMSS UNDER BISHOP]  Used as supplementary material for the Roscoe Giffin 1950 Study of Selected Aspects of their Population, Families, Economy, Social Organization, and Values and Attitudes as of Summer, 1950 “
1932	Miller, Iva M. M.D. 1932 Health Survey of Harlan County, Kentucky IVA M. MILLER, M.D., was representative of the International Save the Children Fund of America, Inc.***Have you ever wondered what health care looked like during the Great Depression in Harlan County, KY? This 1932 Health Survey of Harlan County, Kentucky contains rich comparative data and information about health in Eastern Kentucky See also Series 14: MEDICAL
1901	Semple, Ellen Churchill. PUBLICATIONS RELATED 1901 Ellen Churchill Semple “The Anglo-Saxons of the Kentucky Mountains …” Images and transcriptions of the original article, published in The Geographical Journal [London], June 1901, by the Royal Geographical Society of London. It is an important window into early interpretation of the culture of the Central Appalachians.

 

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See Also:

PUBLICATIONS RELATED Guide – Alphabetical by Author
PUBLICATIONS RELATED to PMSS – List of Guide Pages

STUDIES SURVEYS REPORTS Guide – Alphabetical by Author

PUBLICATIONS PMSS Ephemera
PUBLICATIONS PMSS Ephemera Guide

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