Collection: Appalachian Oral History Project - ARVAS Search Results

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Georgia Croy interview by Gustavo Colon, tape logs and 3 cassettes, Restricted Box 4, Folder 19

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Jack and Lillian Minnick interview by Stacey R. Minnick, cassette Box 4, Folder 21

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Judith Crowell Sale interview by Margaret Sale, tape log Box 1, Folder 17

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Julia T. Bratton interview by Margaret G. Sale, tape log Box 1, Folder 4

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Keith Webb interview by Stephanie Meredith, tape log Box 4, Folder 23

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Kenneth S. Hamblin, Sr., a dulcimer maker, interview by Kimberly W. Pruett Box 1, Folder 14

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Lillie A. Beavers interview by K. Michael Hanna Box 1, Folder 2

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Lillie A. Beavers interview by Shawn Hash, tape log Box 1, Folder 3

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Mildred S. Richardson interview by Margaret G. Sale, tape log Box 1, Folder 16

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Ora Evans Interview by Heather Dorsey Box 3

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