Pine Mountain Settlement School
Series 27: SCRAPBOOKS
Scrapbooks Guide
c. 1800s – c. 1980s
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SCRAPBOOKS Guide, c. 1800s – c. 1980s
The SCRAPBOOKS GUIDE provides a list of links to the multiple scrapbooks held in the Pine Mountain Settlement School archive. The scrapbooks, a rich source of regional history, range from approximately the early 1800s until approximately the late 1980s. The first two scrapbooks were gathered by Pine Mountain School staff while the remaining scrapbooks are the efforts of individual donors who were associated with the School.
See Also:
SCRAPBOOKS (Series 27) – Introduction to scrapbooks in the PMSS Collections.
CONTENTS: SCRAPBOOK BEFORE 1929 (selected) [SB1929]
The Women On Troublesome by William T. Bradley (1898)
A Mountain Farm Girl (1922)
School for Mountain Folk in Alabama (1923)
Asheville Home School Asheville Normal (1923)
School Ma’am of Sandy Ridge & Response (1920-21)
Danish Educators Take Part in Dedication of Folk School in W.N.C. (19 ??)
Kentucky Federation of Women’s Clubs newsletter (1925)
Doings on Troublesome by Ethel de Long (1912)
The English of the Mountaineer by Henderson Daingerfield Norman (1923)
Folk Schools [Brasstown] in the Southern Mountains by Clark (192?)
A Forgotten People: The Pennsylvania Mountaineers by Henry W. Shoemaker before the Woman’s Club, Bellefonte, PA, April, 24th, 1922
Our Contemporary Ancestors in the Southern Mountains by William Frost (1890)
Educational Rally at Big Stone Gap and Ladder of Success by William Goodell Frost
Southern Mountaineer: Our Kindred of the Boone and Lincoln Type by William Frost (1900)
In the Southern Mountains by William Frost (1898)
A Glimpse of the Kentucky Mountains about Pine Mountain (1921)
Highways and Schools Sounding the Death Knell of Mountain Dialect (n.d.)
Kentucky Hits Us in Four Places at Once by Percy MacKaye (1924)
Mountain Music by Winifried Kirkland (1921)
Mr. Campbell Once Said … , review of The Southern Highlander by Ethel de Long (1911)
Pathfinders of the Cumberlands by James D. Burton (1923)
Indignant Over the Perry County Pardons (1910)
On the Banks of the Red Bird (1918)
Are You Too Old to Learn…? [Moonlight Schools] (1920)
SCRAPBOOK AFTER 1929 GUIDE [SA1929] [CONTENTS not currently detailed]
LOCAL HISTORY SCRAPBOOK Guide 1920-1980 (selected):
Cumberland Gap Past and Present
Graves of Unknown Dead on Warrior’s Trail (1922)
Harry C. Batts, Descendent of First Party of White Men Through Gap (1922)
Indian Tragedy of Mingo Hollow (1921)
Old Wilderness Road One [of the] Best Early Highways (1923)
Our Mountain English (1923)
Mountaineers of the Appalachian Mountains (1923)
Cumberland Gap Pioneer Settlers (1923)
Pioneer Days in Kentucky Aunt Susie Collins of Puckett’s Creek “Squaw Fannie” 1922
Pioneer Families of Kentucky William Bingham of Pineville, KY, n.d.
Winton and Its Treasures by Johanna Peter. Merediths – Breckenridge. Relatives of Katherine Pettit.
Old Pioneer Tales, Parsons Family Civil War [Part I] (1921)
Old Pioneer Tales, Parsons Family Civil War [Part II] (1921)
Old Pioneer Tales, A Night of Horror [Part III] 1921 (Alchemy)
Cumberland Gap and Wilderness Road. Indian Outrages Succeeded by Those of White Bandits (Harpes Brothers) [See: #1]
‘Tis 60 Years Since Civil War in Cumberland Valley
Cumberland Gap 1815–1861 Part I, Pages 16-16a
Cumberland Gap and Vicinity Fall and Early Winter of 1861 Part II, Pages 17-17a. Incidents Recounted By Rev. S. Owsley and Others.
Cumberland Gap 1861–1862 Part III, Pages 18-18a
War at Paynes Mill (Civil War episode)
Pioneer Life at Callaway, Ky. 1922
Past History: Three States Newspaper. How Those Historic Reprints, etc., Were Started in 1922
Wallins Creek. Red Men Revive Interest in Search for Silver Mine
History of Combs Family by S.S. Combs, (Hazel Green Herald) 1926 [?]
Hazard, Heart of the Coal Fields 1919 by Samuel Morse Chenault
In Old Kentucky: Stories of the Mountains … (N.Y. Herald Tribune, 1920)
History of Harlan County by Mrs. A.B. Cornett, May 7, 1921.
A Strange Tale of Demoniacal Possession [partial article; c. 1920s]
John Shell: “Latest Study of Oldest Man in the World …” New Church League Journal, Dec. 1921, and Lexington Herald-Leader, July 1919. [Page 28a, 28b, 28c, 28d; some pages repeat and are cropped]
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The Mountain Magazine (Hazard Herald): Vol.1, No.2, October, n.d.:
“The First American Battle in World War”
“Sketch by Rev. Ira Combs of Jeff”
“Morgan’s Men – Reminiscences of Enoch ‘Chunk’ Craft”
“The Hazard High”
“Bethel of Boone’s Trace “ [continued from last issue]
“Civil War Times in and Around Whitesburg”
“Prof. Clarke Remembers”
“Hazard’s Pioneer History” by W.J. Combs
“What Physical Training Can Do For Us” by G.H. Marshall
“How Dr. Hurst Climbed the Ladder”
“Hindman Seniors”
“Articles to Appear in Our Next Issue”
“Yellow Creek” Anderson Combs Gives Its History
“Luck”
“The Telegraph and the White House”
Chris Anderson.
BIRDENA BISHOP Guide to Scrapbook Collection, c. 1940s
GUIDE TO ETHEL S. NORTON SCRAPBOOK AND PHOTOGRAPH ALBUM
ETHEL S. NORTON Scrapbook and Photograph Album (Part 1)
ETHEL S. NORTON Scrapbook and Photograph Album (Part 2)
ETHEL S. NORTON Scrapbook and Photograph Album (Part 3)
ETHEL S. NORTON Scrapbook and Photograph Album (Part 4)
GUIDE TO SCRAPBOOK OF PMSS LEAFLETS, PROGRAMS & PAMPHLETS, 1913-1939
(See Series 17: PUBLICATIONS for individual items and duplicates)
TID-BITS Scrapbook Boarding School Memoir, Morris Years, 1919-1983
TITUS BOGGS BOTANICAL SCRAPBOOK (5th Grade)
See Also:
PUBLICATIONS RELATED Guide
SCRAPBOOKS
SCRAPBOOK BEFORE 1929 Guide