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appalachian studies
uniVeRsitY OF KentucKY
global
energy
local
coal
a land about which, perhaps, more things are known
labor
that are not true than of any part of our country class
wealth
JOHN C. CAMPBELL
poverty
place
image
at once the other America and the conscience of America
water
watershed
RON ELLER
region
land
culture
one of America's most important, least understood,
knowledge
and least appreciated regions mountain
religion
RICHARD ULACK AND KARL RAITZ
music
migration
race
not a metaphor for America, Appalachia is America
story
myth
RODGER CUNNINGHAM
education
gender
literature
leadership
art
progress
policy
rural
heritage
humor
democracy
University of Kentucky

APPALAChiAN StUDieS
1977-2011
research and Design: Nyoka hawkins
Created for the University of Kentucky Appalachian Studies Program/2011
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All rights reserved College of Arts and Sciences
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Images: Library of Congress Digital Collections•U.S. Geological Survey•NASA• Diego Gutiérrez
1562 Map of America•1888 Map, Lexington, Kentucky, C.J. Pauli (detail: State College of
Kentucky). Cover QUotAtioNS:John C. Campbell,The Southern Highlander and His Homeland,
University Press of Kentucky, 1969 (russell Sage Foundation 1921)•ron eller, Uneven Ground:
Appalachia Since 1945, University Press of Kentucky, 2008•richard Ulack and Karl B. raitz,
Appalachia: A Regional Geography, Land, People, and Development, Westview, 1984•rodger
Cunningham, ‘the view From the Castle,’ Confronting Appalachian Stereotypes: Back Talk from
an American Region, University Press of Kentucky, 1999.
AppAlAchiAn TrAdiTionAl Music And ArTs
are a vital and treasured part of our national heritage.
The AppAlAchiAn liTerAry renAissAnce of the 1970s
brought fresh attention to Appalachian literature and gave rise
to a new generation of Appalachian writers.
The nATurAl resources of
AppAlAchiAn kenTucky provide
electricity and water to u.k. and the
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UniversitY of KentUcKY
appalachian studies timeline
in the context of related events 1880-2011
1880-1930 IndUstrIalIzatIon of aPPalacHIa • raIlroads • tImberIng • mIneral extractIon • UnIon organIzIng
1913 council of southern mountain Workers formed 2011 Ancient Creek, gurney norman
2010 I Wonder as I Wander:
1925 Mountain Life and Work begins publication
The Biography of John Jacob Niles, ronald a. Pen
1932 Highlander folk school established
2010 Recovering the Commons:
1934 Man with a Bull-Tongue Plow, Jesse stuart Democracy, Place, and Global Justice, Herbert reid and betsy taylor
2008 Uneven Ground: Appalachia Since 1945, ronald d eller
1940 River of Earth, James still
2007 Lost Mountain: A Year in the Vanishing Wilderness,
1946 James s. brown joins UK sociology department
Radical Strip Mining and the Devastation of Appalachia, erik reece
1950 Beech Creek: A Study of a Kentucky Mountain Neighborhood, James s. brown 2005 $200,503 neH grant to enhance appalachian collection
1954 The Dollmaker, Harriette arnow 2002 Women, Power, Dissent in the Hills of Carolina, mary K. anglin
1957 Pat and tom gish acquire The Mountain Eagle, Whitesburg, Kentucky 2001 $325,000 rockefeller Humanities fellowships grant, civic Professionalism & global regionalism
2000 board of trustees establishes James s. brown graduate appalachian studies fund
1959 Little Smoky Ridge, marion Pearsall
2000 The Road to Poverty, dwight billings & Kathleen blee
1961 The Southern Mountaineer in Fact and Fiction, cratis d. Williams, Ph.d. dissertation, nYU
1999 Confronting Appalachian Stereotypes, dwight billings, gurney norman, Katherine ledford, eds.
1962 The Southern Appalachian Region: A Survey, thomas r. ford, ed.
1998 erik reece joins UK english department
1963 President John f. Kennedy forms the President’s appalachian regional commission (Parc) 1996 appalnet listserv founded
1963 Night Comes to the Cumberlands, Harry m. caudill 1995 Two Sides to Everything, shaunna l. scott
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1964 President lyndon b. Johnson announces a War on Poverty, martin county, Kentucky 1995 Appalachia in the Making: The Mountain South in the Nineteenth Century, dwight billings, et al. 01
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1964/65 appalachian regional commission established 1994 mary anglin joins UK anthropology department SS
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1991 ron Pen joins UK school of music R
1967 John b. stephenson joins UK sociology department E P
1990 $1,208,850 W. K. Kellogg foundation grant, appalachian civic leadership Project V
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1968 Shiloh: A Mountain Community, John b. stephenson
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1968 Herbert g. reid joins UK Political science department L
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1986 Kate black joins UK library, curator, appalachian collection
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1960s and '70s appalachian Volunteers, black lung movement, roving Pickets, appalachian 1986 appalachian studies conference becomes appalachian studies association N
committee for full employment, appalachian group to save the land and People KI
1984 Appalachia, A Regional Geography, Karl b. raitz and richard Ulack W
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1969 appalachian film Workshop (appalshop) begins, Whitesburg, Kentucky H
1984 UK appalachian center/University of rome faculty exchange established A
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1974 gerald alvey joins UK english department 1983 Who Owns Appalachia? appalachian land ownership task force O
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1975 dwight billings joins UK sociology department 1982 Miners, Millhands and Mountaineers:
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Industrialization of the Appalachian South 1880-1930, ronald d eller N
1976 $35,000 rocKefeller foUndatIon grant to Plan aPPalacHIan center
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1979 gurney norman joins UK department of english SI
1977 $125,000 rocKefeller grant to establIsH aPPalacHIan center E
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1978 Inaugural appalachian studies conference, berea, KY /
1977 sePt 12, UK senate aPProVes aPPalacHIan center H
1978 Colonialism in Modern America, Helen lewis, et al. C
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1977 Kinfolks, gurney norman E
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1977 $275,997 neH grant to deVeloP 1977 alan deYoung joins UK's education dept R
University of Kentucky
UK aPPalacHIan stUdIes cUrrIcUlUm 1977 Harry caudill joins UK's History dept
With 13 New Courses Planned, UK's Appalachian Center Gains Momentum
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on regional studies on Appalachia. Appalachian culture." Lexington, Kentucky ESI
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A P PA L AC H I A N S TU D I E S SELECTED TITLES
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RUPERT b. vANCE
the TjOHHONM AC.S b REL. CfOHRERD iiin the Making the People
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southern GEORGE A. HILLERy jR.
appalachian RROOySC fO. PE RGOIfCfTIONR ccThe Mountain South in
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region CHARLES L. qUITTMEyER aaEdited by
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A Survey jPOAHUNL ww.. wMAOGRERRIS llMary Beth Pudup
AORELINR EbD. Gj.R GARfAfy aaDwight B. Billings
EARL D.C. bREwER
C. HORACE HAMILTON ppAltina L. Waller
thomas r. FEdoiterd dby wwwfbRE.IIARDLLN.NLM wIIkACA EMEH D AA. yTES. Hk.MS CEETOIRMETLfvHAEOENRNDS ApAp CDaLTonhoecdevmaoelmll ooupgnymiteyn t maSr.H ym Aealnexnnin Hme iW. nLseadwlalaenliersd
Beech Creek James S. Brown, Berea College Press, 1988 (1950) •
The Southern Appalachian Region Thomas R. Ford, Univ of Ky Press, 1962 • Appalachia in the Making Mary Beth Pudup, Dwight Billings, Altina Waller, Univ of NC Press, 1995 •
Night Comes to the Cumberlands Harry Caudill; Little, Brown, 1963 • It Comes from the People Mary Ann Hinsdale, Helen M. Lewis & S. Maxine Waller, Temple Univ Press, 1995 •
Shiloh: A Mountain Community John B. Stephenson, Univ of Ky Press, 1968 • Confronting Appalachian Stereotypes Dwight Billings, Gurney Norman, Katherine Ledford, eds., Univ Press of Ky, 1999 •
Appalachia in the Sixties John B. Stephenson & David Walls, eds., Univ of Ky Press, 1972 • Affrilachia Frank X Walker, Old Cove Press, 2000 •
Divine Right’s Trip Gurney Norman, Dial Press, 1972 • Kinfolks Gurney Norman, Gnomon Press, 1977 • The Road to Poverty Dwight B. Billings and Kathleen Blee, Cambridge Univ Press, 2000 •
Colonialism in Modern America Helen M. Lewis et al., Appalachian Consortium Press, 1978 • Women, Power & Dissent in the Hills of Carolina Mary K. Anglin, Univ of Illinois, 2002 •
Miners, Millhands, and Mountaineers Ronald D Eller, Univ of Tennessee Press, 1982 • An American Vein Gurney Norman, Sharon Hatfield & Danny Miller, Ohio Univ Press, 2005 •
Lost Mountain Erik Reece, Riverhead Books, 2006 •
AN AMERICAN VEIN
colonialism in
modern america CRITICAL READINGS
IN APPALACHIAN
the appalachian case
LITERATURE
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Helen Matthews Lewis
DANNy L. MILLER, SHARoN HATfIELD
Linda Johnson and 1
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Who Owns Appalachia? Appalachian Land Ownership Task Force, Univ Press of Ky, 1983 • Uneven Ground: Appalachia Since 1945 Ronald D Eller, Univ Press of Ky, 2008 • L
Appalachia, A Regional Geography Karl B. Raitz & Richard Ulack, Westview Press, 1984 • Upheaval Chris Holbrook, Univ Press of Ky, 2009 • O
Blacks in Appalachia William Turner & Edward J. Cabell, eds., Univ Press of Ky, 1985 • The Bibliography of Appalachia John R. Burch, Jr., McFarland, 2009 • S/
Ancient Creek Gurney Norman, Video, Centro Internazionale Crocevia, 1993 • Recovering the Commons Herbert Reid and Betsy Taylor, Univ of Illinois Press, 2010 • N
Two Sides to Everything Shaunna L. Scott, State Univ of New York Press, 1995 • I Wonder as I Wander Ron Pen, Univ Press of Ky, 2010 • KI
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• MISDEaL in appalachia, Harry Caudill, The Atlantic, June 1965. Y • Strategic Differences: Gendered Labor in Southern Appalachia, Mary Anglin, Frontiers, 1993.
• RELIGIOuS Fundamentalism and Denominational Preference in the Southern appalachian Region, T • iSolation and Economic Change in Appalachian Kentucky: An Historical Analysis of Marriage-Mate
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Gordon F. DeJong and Thomas R. Ford, Journal for the Scientific Study of Religion, 1965. S Selection Distances, Stan Brunn, Southeastern Geographer, 1994.
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• THE FaMILY behind the Migrant, James S. Brown, Mountain Life and Work, 1968. • teaching for Democracy: Reflections on Teaching Appalachian Studies, Shaunna L. Scott,
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Dwight Billings, Social Forces, 1974. Alan J. DeYoung, Anthropology and Education Quarterly, 1995.
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David S. Walls, Journal of Sociology and Social Welfare, 1976. Kathleen Blee and Dwight Billings, Social Science History, 1996.

• the Sociology of Southern Appalachia, David S. Walls and Dwight Billings, Appalachian Journal, 1977. • global Adjustments, Throwaway Regions, Appalachian Studies: Resituating the Kentucky Cycle on the Postmodern

• toward a new History of the Appalachian South, Ronald Eller, Appalachian Journal, 1977. Frontier, Herbert G. Reid, Journal of Appalachian Studies, 1996. 1
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• Political Science and Appalachia, Richard Couto, Appalachian Journal, 1977. • I Can almost See the Lights of Home: a Field Trip to Harlan County, Kentucky, Alessandro Portelli & Charles 20
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• coal Lands and Mineral Ownership, David Walls, Dwight Billings, Mary Payne, and Joe F. Childers, Hardy, The Journal for MultiMedia History 2 (no. 1), 1999. http://www.albany.edu/jmmh/ S
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Baseline Assessment of Coal Industry Structure in the ORBES Region, 1979. • inSularity, Advocacy, and Postmodernism in Appalachian Studies, Dwight Billings, Appalachian Journal, 2001 R
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Sally Ward Maggard, Frontiers: A Journal of Women Studies, 1987. Ácoma: Rivista Internazionale di Studi NordAmericani, 2003. A
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Linda Neville Papers, 1783-1974
Belinda Mason Papers, 1958-1991
Midwifery Collection, 1920-1930
Frontier Nursing Service Records, 1789-2006 REFORMERS
Frontier Nursing Service Delivery Logs, 1925-1976 Cora Wilson Stewart Papers, 1900-1940
COAL MINING
Frontier Nursing Service Medical Surveys, 1960-1971 Anne and Harry Caudill Collection, 1854-1996
Frontier Nursing Service Postcards, 1900-1960 Frontier Nursing Service Records, 1789-2006 David Zageer Papers FOUNDED IN 1977 as part of an
Harlan County U.S.A., 1972-1976
Appalachian Regional Hospital Records Linda Neville Papers, 1783-1974 NEH grant to establish the
Sherrill Martin Collection, 1937-1954
Appalachian Studies Curriculum,
Eastern Kentucky Health Services, Inc.
Herndon J. Evans Collection, 1929-1982
Wheelwright Collection, 1916-1979 the Appalachian Collection
Benham Coal Company Records, 1910-1970
provides support for classroom
Anne and Harry Caudill Collection, 1854-1996
REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT study in Appalachian Studies
Southeast Coal Co. Records and LaViers Family Papers
Commission on Religion in Appalachia (CORA) and Appalachian research.
Ashland Coal and Iron Railway Co. Mines Ledger, 1888-1889
Eastern Kentucky Housing Development Corporation
Consolidation Coal Co., Elkhorn Division Records, 1911-1936 The collection includes 10,000+
Appalachian Regional Commission Collection, 1965-1997
AUTHORS Lee Pennington’s The Scotian Women Collection, 1970-1981 books and exceeds 30,000
John D. Whisman Papers, 1936-1995
John Fox, Jr. Papers Jenkins, Kentucky Photographic Collection, 1911-1930 linear feet of manuscripts,
Jackson Energy Cooperative Records
Jesse Hilton Stuart Papers
Stearns Coal Strike Information Files, 1975-1984 archives, and audio visual
Mountain Parkway Collection
James Still Papers, 1915-1985
Russell Lee Photographic Collection, 1979 images and recordings.
Dean Cadle Papers, 1919-1997
Everette Tharp Collection, 1958-1976
Southern Appalachian Writers Cooperative, 1976-1979
Wheelwright Collection, 1916-1979
Lee Pennington’s The Scotian Women Collection, 1970-1981
Harkins Family Papers, 1860-1954
Anne and Harry Caudill Collection, 1854-1996 FOLK MUSIC 1
George J. Titler Papers 1
John Jacob Niles Collection, 1900-1980 0
Harriette S. Arnow Papers, 1927-1986 2
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Belinda Mason Papers, 1958-1991 John L. Lair Research Library Collection TIMBER AND LUMBER INDUSTRIES SS
Charles F. Faber Recorded Sound Collection E
George Ella Lyon Papers Burt and Brabb Lumber Co. Records, 1890-1939 R
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Rebecca Caudill Papers Glenn C. Wilcox Collection Harkins Family Papers, 1860-1954 VE
Woodsongs Archive O
Lillie Chaffin Papers IRON, OIL AND GAS INDUSTRIES C
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Dudley Oil and Gas Archives L
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Means Family Papers, 1839-1966 & Seaton Family Papers, 1788-1954 /
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Tacony Oil Company Records
Kentucky Union Land Company Records, 1783-1918 KI
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Louisville & Nashville Railroad Co. and Lexington & Eastern Railway Co. Records, 1884-1917 ENVIRONMENT A
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Richmond and Louisville Railroad Company Collection, 1880-1884 Anne and Harry Caudill Collection, 1854-1996 A
Ashland Coal & Iron Railway Co. Mines Ledger, 1888-1889 WAR ON POVERTY Red River Gorge Collection, 1958-1978 OK
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John D. Whisman Papers, 1936-1995 N
Anne and Harry Caudill Collection, 1854-1996 ©
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Appalachian Regional Commission Collection, 1965-1997 G
EDUCATION AND LITERACY MIGRATION ⁄ COMMUNITY STUDIES Appalachian Leadership & Community Outreach, 1997 SI
Country Life Schools in Kentucky, 1912-1950 James S. Brown, 1917-2005 DE
Emergency Fund and Service, Inc. Records, 1966-1996 /
Alice Lloyd Caney Creek Community Center Collection, 1915-1954 UNIVERSITY OF KENTUCKY H
Everette Tharp Collection, 1958-1976 C
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Pearl Bach Day Papers on Hazel Green Academy SPeCIAL CoLLeCtIoNS A
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Cora Wilson Stewart Papers, 1900-1940 S
M.I. KING LIBRARY BUILDING E
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