Box Small Coll. 22

This small collection consists of a single issue of Mountain Life & Work and several photographs of schools in the Appalachian Region taken in the 1950s. These photographs are mostly of one-room schools and were taken in Jackson County, KY, Greene and Hancock Counties, Tennessee and Russell County, Virginia, Several photos were deliberately unidentified including one photograph with an integrated class. Several photos also show parents building playgrounds and painting the school.

This small collection consists of a single issue of Mountain Life & Work and several photographs of schools in the Appalachian Region taken in the 1950s. These photographs are mostly of one-room schools and were taken in Jackson County, KY, Greene and Hancock Counties, Tennessee and Russell County, Virginia, Several photos were deliberately unidentified including one photograph with an integrated class. Several photos also show parents building playgrounds and painting the school.

This small collection consists of a single issue of Mountain Life & Work and several photographs of schools in the Appalachian Region taken in the 1950s. These photographs are mostly of one-room schools and were taken in Jackson County, KY, Greene and Hancock Counties, Tennessee and Russell County, Virginia, Several photos were deliberately unidentified including one photograph with an integrated class. Several photos also show parents building playgrounds and painting the school.

This small collection consists of a single issue of Mountain Life & Work and several photographs of schools in the Appalachian Region taken in the 1950s. These photographs are mostly of one-room schools and were taken in Jackson County, KY, Greene and Hancock Counties, Tennessee and Russell County, Virginia, Several photos were deliberately unidentified including one photograph with an integrated class. Several photos also show parents building playgrounds and painting the school.

Includes notes on an article about verbs in mountain speech.

Includes commencement programs from the Kentucky College for Women and George Peabody College for Teachers, news clippings and correspondence between various family members. The correspondence documents the work history of the Cox family and gives a glimpse into their personal lives. One letter talks about a large fire in Berea, KY, another talks about the flood of 1937, another talks about Elizabeth's experiences in a public school in Hattiesburg, MS. Later letters mention World War II.

This collection documents the history of the Bethlehem Church of Christ at Dreyfus, KY. It includes financial records, meeting minutes, a single letter to the pastor, a history of the church, and a biography of its founding pastor. The records are not complete and what is included appears to be from a time that Edna Burns was the record-keeper for the church. The publications include transcripts of membership records and church business from the first membership book of the church.

This collection documents the history of the Bethlehem Church of Christ at Dreyfus, KY. It includes financial records, meeting minutes, a single letter to the pastor, a history of the church, and a biography of its founding pastor. The records are not complete and what is included appears to be from a time that Edna Burns was the record-keeper for the church. The publications include transcripts of membership records and church business from the first membership book of the church.

This collection documents the history of the Bethlehem Church of Christ at Dreyfus, KY. It includes financial records, meeting minutes, a single letter to the pastor, a history of the church, and a biography of its founding pastor. The records are not complete and what is included appears to be from a time that Edna Burns was the record-keeper for the church. The publications include transcripts of membership records and church business from the first membership book of the church.

This collection documents the history of the Bethlehem Church of Christ at Dreyfus, KY. It includes financial records, meeting minutes, a single letter to the pastor, a history of the church, and a biography of its founding pastor. The records are not complete and what is included appears to be from a time that Edna Burns was the record-keeper for the church. The publications include transcripts of membership records and church business from the first membership book of the church.