Pine Mountain Settlement School
Series 17: PMSS Publications (Published by the School)
Index to Notes from the Pine Mountain Settlement School, 1919 – 2001
NOTES Index
NOTES – INDEX provides a link to each year’s issue of the Notes from the Pine Mountain Settlement School that is currently available online. The linked pages provide images of the publication and a list of its contents.
The Notes from the Pine Mountain Settlement School were sent several times a year to friends and alumni of Pine Mountain Settlement School from 1919 onward. NOTES is published for the purposes of communicating news about the school, preserving historical information, attracting publicity, and raising funds for various purposes.
The publication schedule shows some irregularity, particularly during World War II and again in the 1960s, but the issues are generally consistent with a twice-a-year publication: once in the Spring and once in the Fall. The format also remains relatively consistent throughout the years. Early issues were printed at the School with black and white ink on white or pastel paper and folded in half to create a four-page issue. Some issues ran to eight pages for special topics. In recent years the color photographs of the School have brightened the pages.
The first issue was published in 1919 and during WWII some issues were not printed. Most Notes have volume and issue information, but series information can be erroneous in some cases. During the Boarding School years, the issues for 1934 and for 1937 appear to be missing or to never have been printed.
The Post-Boarding School Years from 1949 to 2019 are currently being added to the site and include the Community School and the later Environmental Education Program.
NOTES Index: THE BOARDING SCHOOL YEARS 1919 – 1949
1919 FEBRUARY
1919 MAY
1919 OCTOBER
1934 No known NOTES from 1934
1937 No known NOTES from 1937
1938 OCTOBER
1938 Silver Jubilee Edition (See Silver Jubilee)
1946 JANUARY
1946 MAY
1946 NOVEMBER
NOTES – INDEX: POST-BOARDING SCHOOL YEARS 1949 – 2019
1952
1954
1955
1957
1958
1959
1960
1961
1962
1963
1964
1965
1966
1967
1968
1969
1970
1971
1972
1973
1982 SPRING
1982 FALL
1984 SPRING
1984 FALL
1985 DECEMBER
1985 FALL
1986 MAY
1986 FALL
1987 APRIL
1987 FALL
1988 SPRING
1988 FALL
1989 APRIL
1989 NOVEMBER
1990 APRIL
1990 NOVEMBER
1991 SPRING
1991 FALL
1992 SPRING
1992 FALL
1993 SPRING
1993 FALL
1994 SPRING
1994 FALL
1995 SPRING
1995 FALL
1996 JANUARY
1996 SPRING
1996 FALL
1997 SPRING
1997 FALL
1997 SUMMER
1998 SPRING
1998 SUMMER
1998 FALL
1998 HOLIDAY
1999 SPRING
1999 FALL
2000 SPRING
2000 FALL
2001 SPRING
2001 SUMMER
2001 FALL
2002 SPRING
2002 SUMMER (AUGUST 14, 2002)
2002 FALL
2003 SPRING
2003 FALL
2003 LATE WINTER
2004 SPRING
2004 FALL
2005 SPRING
2005 FALL
2006 SPRING
2006 FALL
2007 SPRING
2007 FALL
2008 SPRING
2008 FALL
2009 SPRING
2009 FALL
2010 SPRING
2010 FALL
2011 SPRING
2011 FALL
2012 SPRING
2012 FALL
2013 SPRING
2013 FALL
2014 SPRING
2014 FALL
2015 SPRING
2015 FALL
2016 SPRING
2016 FALL
2017 SPRING
2017 FALL
2018 SPRING
2018 FALL
2019 SPRING
2019 FALL
2020 SPRING
2020 FALL
2021 SPRING
2021 FALL
2022 SPRING
Index to Notes from the Pine Mountain Settlement School, 1919 – 200—
[INDEX IS NOT COMPREHENSIVE but samples key topics]
| Title | NOTES – INDEX |
| Alt. Title | Index to Notes from the Pine Mountain Settlement School, 1919 – 2001 |
| Creator | Pine Mountain Settlement School |
| Alt. Creator | Director of PMSS |
| Identifier | https://pinemountainsettlement.net/?page_id=817 |
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| Subject LCSH | Notes from the Pine Mountain Settlement School. Pine Mountain Settlement School — Publications. Pine Mountain Settlement School –Kentucky. Literature — Kentucky — Harlan County. |
| Description | Publicity and fundraising notes sent annually to friends and alumni of Pine Mountain Settlement School. Publication schedule is irregular. The first issue was published in 1919 and during WWII some issues were not printed. Most Notes have volume and issue information, but series information can be erroneous in some cases. |
| Publisher | Pine Mountain Settlement School, Pine Mountain, KY. |
| Contributor | |
| Date original | 1919 – present |
| Date digital | 2008-06-30 ; 2013-09-24 ; |
| Type | Collection ; text ; image ; |
| Format | Pamphlets ; copies of pamphlets ; |
| Source | Series 17: Publications and Publicity |
| Language | English |
| Relation | Is related to: Pine Mountain Settlement School ; Series 17: Publications and Publicity ; |
| Coverage Temporal | 1919 – 2001 |
| Coverage Spatial | Pine Mountain Settlement School ; Harlan County, Kentucky ; Southern Appalachians |
| Rights | Any display, publication or public use must credit Pine Mountain Settlement School, Kentucky. Copyright retained by the authors of certain items in the collection, or their descendants, as stipulated by United States copyright law. |
| Donor | n/a |
| Acquisition | |
| Citation | Notes from the Pine Mountain Settlement School. Series 17: Publications and Publicity. Pine Mountain Settlement School Institutional Papers. Pine Mountain Settlement School, Pine Mountain, KY. |
| Processed By | Helen Hayes Wykle ; Ann Angel Eberhardt ; |
| Last Updated | 2008-06-30hw ; 2013-09-24 hw ; 2014-05-02 aae ; 2014-08-28 hw ; 2020 aae; Source: Notes from the Pine Mountain Settlement School, Pine Mountain Settlement School Collection, Pine Mountain, KY. Archival material. |