PUBLICATIONS PMSS EPHEMERA Guide

Pine Mountain Settlement School
Series 17: PUBLICATIONS PMSS
EPHEMERA Guide
Published by PMSS School

PUBLICATIONS PMSS EPHEMERA 1943 Pine Mountain Family Album

1943 Pine Mountain Family Album, cover page. Designed by Abby Winnie Christensen [1943_family_album_001.jpg]


TAGS: publications, PMSS ephemera, print shop, histories, fundraising brochures, ballads, play scripts, workbooks, reports, one-time publications of Pine Mountain Settlement School, Uncle William Creech, Harlan County, Kentucky, Katherine Pettit, Ethel de Long Zande, ephemera, public relations, dated information, guides, promotional literature, program literature, brochures, leaflets, posted materials, printed fund-raising materials, flyers, 

ephemera : items of collectible memorabilia, typically written or printed ones, that were originally expected to have only short-term usefulness or popularity. “Informal documents of transitory value, sometimes preserved as samplesor specimens.” Promotional literature, for example.


 

PUBLICATIONS PMSS Ephemera Guide (By Date When Known)

The ephemeral publications produced by Pine Mountain Settlement School are many and diverse. During the Boarding School days, many of the publications were printed in the campus print shop by students as part of their industrial training. In the earlier years, printing was farmed out to commercial companies, such as Holmes Press of Philadelphia and Marchbank. Following the end of the Boarding School in 1949, the printing was again turned over to commercial printers or was another mechanical form of printing, or similar in-house methods.

EPHEMERAL PUBLICATIONS are one-time publications that are not necessarily associated with similar printed materials but generally stand alone. The International Council of Archives’ Dictionary of Archival Terminology, simply defines ephemera as: “Informal documents of transitory value, sometimes preserved as samplesor specimens.”

The arrangement of this series is by year and then by publication resource. If the publication was published repeatedly, as in a series, it is given its own heading and is not included in the ephemeral collections.

For an introduction and a brief history of ephemeral publications in the Pine Mountain Settlement School Collections, go to PUBLICATIONS PMSS Ephemera.


DATE PUBLICATION TITLE IMAGE
n.d. PUBLICATIONS PMSS EPHEMERA Uncle William’s Reasons and Uncle William’s Letter  
n.d.

PUBLICATIONS PMSS EPHEMERA Pine Mountain Settlement School [Promotional literature – flyer.]

 
1913-14

PUBLICATIONS PMSS EPHEMERA 1913 -14 Donor Appeal

 
1913     
1915 PUBLICATIONS PMSS EPHEMERA  1915 Pine Mountain Settlement School in the Making  
1915 PUBLICATIONS PMSS EPHEMERA 1915 Appeal to Annual Subscribers  
c.1915

PUBLICATIONS PMSS EPHEMERA 1915 Uncle William’s Reasons

PUBLICATIONS PMSS Ephemera Guide
  PUBLICATIONS PMSS EPHEMERA, 1916[?]. Uncle Williams Reasons
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c. 1915  PUBLICATIONS PMSS EPHEMERA 1915 The History of the Pine Mountain Settlement School: The Clothing of an Idea with Substance: A 16-page promotional brochure likely written by Ethel de Long Zande and intended as a fundraising tool.  
     
1920

PUBLICATIONS PMSS EPHEMERA The History of the Pine Mountain Settlement School. “Where there is no vision the people perish.”

PUBLICATIONS PMSS EPHEMERA Pine Mountain Settlement School, Inc. Pine Mountain, Harlan County, Kentucky. “Do you make your children go to School?” “My children, they haint to make; they cry to go.” 
Printed by: The Holmes Press, Philadelphia

 
 1924    
1928 (?)  Christensen, Abby Winch – Book Plate designed by Abby Winch Christensen for Songbooks in the Chapel pews.   
1929 PUBLICATIONS PMSS EPHEMERA William Creech Founder

000 Brochure Cover. “William Creech, Founder, 1845-1918…” [flyer_uncle_wm_reasons_000]

PUBLICATIONS PMSS EPHEMERA William Creech Founder

1930    
Late 1920s-Early 1930s

PUBLICATIONS PMSS EPHEMERA Department of Fireside Industries Brochure – A small brochure produced by the Print Shop at Pine Mountain Settlement School in the late 1930s-early 1940s. Associated with the larger Appalachian craft network called “Fireside Industries,” the Pine Mountain Fireside crafts were marketed throughout the United States.

See: WEAVING Fireside Industries and Weaving at PMSS

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1940-1941 Experiences in Consumer Cooperation at PMSS, 1940-41: A report by Co-op students on their studies and operation of the Consumer Cooperative program.

Experiences in Consumer Education, 1940-1941, Cover

1942

WORKBOOK for Students of Printing by August Angel.

NOT EPHEMERA

AUGUST ANGEL Staff ; PUBLICATIONS PMSS Ephemera Guide
1943-


1943 Pine Mountain Family Album

PUBLICATIONS PMSS EPHEMERA 1943 Pine Mountain Family Album

1943 Pine Mountain Family Album, cover page. [1943_family_album_001.jpg]

1944

1944 Pine Mountain Family Album

944 PMSS Family Album. [1944_PMSS_family_album_000]

 

GOVERNANCE 1944 Directors Reports and Letters to BOT

1947 PUBLICATIONS PMSS EPHEMERA 1947 A Glimpse of Pine Mountain:
1955

PUBLICATIONS PMSS EPHEMERA “Dear Mr. Rogers ….”
Fundraising letter to Friends of PMSS

 

1958     
1960    
1965     
1968     

 


SEE:
PUBLICATIONS PMSS Guide
PUBLICATIONS PMSS Ephemera – Introduction and Brief History