tennessee arts commission folk arts program …

State of Tennessee

Department of State

Tennessee State Library and Archives

TENNESSEE ARTS COMMISSION FOLK ARTS

PROGRAM RECORDS, 1889-2017

RECORD GROUP 340

COLLECTION SUMMARY

Creator:

Tennessee Arts Commission. Folk Arts Program

Cogswell, Robert

Inclusive Dates:

1889-2017, bulk 1976-2014

Scope & Content:

Consists of materials representing an official record of the Folklife Program of the

Tennessee Arts Commission (TAC) from its inception through the directorship of

Dr. Robert (Roby) Cogswell. Totaling approximately 38 linear feet and housed in

65 boxes, the Folk Arts Program Records include office files, research files,

correspondence, photographs, slides, negatives, ephemera, and a large amount of

audio/visual materials. The collection documents Tennessee’s rich folk art culture

as well as local traditions and art forms. The highlight of the assemblage is the

approximately 22,000-image photography grouping which includes printed

photographs, slides, negatives, contact sheets, and digital files. The collection

focuses on folk artists and art forms as well as traditional and cultural art. Key

topics include the 1986 Smithsonian Festival of American Folklife, information

on artists who have received the National Heritage Fellowship and Tennessee

Folklife Heritage Awards, and grants awarded by TAC. (Please see “Scope and

Content” for each of the eight series to view a more detailed description of

subjects.)

Physical Description/Extent:

38 linear feet

Accession/Record Group Number:

RG 340

Language:

English

Permanent Location:

ASRS, IX-D-2-5v

Repository:

Tennessee State Library and Archives, 1001 Rep. John Lewis Way North,

Nashville, Tennessee, 37219

Administrative/Biographical History

1965 Tennessee House of Representatives creates a Commission on

Performing Arts to study artistic facilities in the state

1967 Tennessee General Assembly creates the Tennessee Arts

Commission (TAC) “with the special mandate to stimulate and

encourage the presentation of the visual, literary, music and

performing arts and to encourage public interest in the cultural

heritage of Tennessee”

1984 Tennessee Arts Commission establishes its Folk Arts Program

October

1984 Dr. Robert Cogswell becomes Director of the Folk Arts Program

1986 Tennessee folk artists participate in the Smithsonian Festival of

American Folklife in Washington, D.C.

2000 Name of Folk Arts Program is changed to Folklife Program

2002 Folklife Program transitions from film to digital photography

2002 Jennifer Core is Folklife Program Assistant

-2004

2003 TAC begins initial efforts to scan photographs and create a digital

-2004 images database

2009 Dana Everts-Boehm is Folklife Program Assistant

-present

2013 Christina Skinker works with Cogswell to

October catalog the program’s 22,000-image photographic collection and

-2014 May scan selected items

2014 Cogswell retires

December

Robert Cogswell

Robert (Roby) Cogswell, a native of Shelbyville, Tennessee, holds a B.A. from

Vanderbilt University and M.A. and Ph. D. degrees from the Indiana University

Folklore Institute. He taught in the American Studies Program at the University of

Louisville and conducted public folklife projects for the Kentucky Arts Council

before joining the staff of the Tennessee Arts Commission in 1984. As Director of

the Folklife Program, Roby researched, documented, and wrote about Tennessee

folk arts, provided technical assistance and information services about the state's

folk culture, initiated and conducted special projects, and managed grant

programs. He has served as a festival consultant for the Smithsonian Institution,

the National Park Service, and the National Folk Festival, and he has chaired the

Folk Arts Advisory Panel of the National Endowment for the Arts. Roby retired

from the Tennessee Arts Commission in December 2014.

Organization/Arrangement of Materials

Series I. Folklife Program Files, 1976-2014 Boxes 1-6

Series II. Deceased Artist Files, 1925-2014 Boxes 7-9

Series III. Grant Funding, 1970-2010 Boxes 10-12

Series IV. Organizations and Events, 1899-2014 Boxes 13-17

(bulk 1976-2014)

Series V. Experts/Individuals, 1907-2014 Box 18

Series VI. Photographs, 1899-2013 Boxes 19-26

(bulk 1984-2013)

Series VII. Ephemera, 1983-2014 Box 27 and oversize

folder 28

Series VIII. Audio/Visual Materials, 1947-2014 Boxes 29-63

Series IX. Basketry, 1889-2017 Boxes 64-65

Conditions of Access and Use

Restrictions on Access:

No restrictions.

Restrictions on Use and Reproduction:

While the Tennessee State Library and Archives houses an item, it does not

necessarily hold the copyright on the item, nor may it be able to determine if the

item is still protected under current copyright law. Users are solely responsible for

determining the existence of such instances and for obtaining any other

permissions and paying associated fees that may be necessary for the intended

use.

Index Terms

Personal Names:

Acuff, Charlie, 1919-2013

Alexander, Lamar, 1940-

Allen, Jewell

Alvic, Philis

Anderson, Virgil, 1902-1997

Armstrong, Howard, 1909-2003

Ashley, Clarence, 1895-1967

Atkinson, Ben, 1921-2000

Baker, Kenny, 1926-2011

Barbee, Eldia

Barnes, George, 1840-1919

Belfour, Robert, 1940-

Berry, Sarah, 1819-1898

Big Bo

Big Maybelle, 1924-1972

Bigay, Daniel

Blaustein, Richard

Blaylock, Laura, 1892-1985

Blizard, Ralph, 1918-2004

Bogan, Ted, 1910-1990

Boggs, Dock, 1898-1971

Bolden, Hawkins, 1914-2005

Bond, Eddie (Fiddler)

Bowman, Charlie

Box, Taylor J.

Boyle, Frank, 1933-2001

Brandon, Luke

Brewer, Finley J.

Brewster, W. Herbert (William Herbert), 1897-1987

Bright, Fletcher

Buchanan, James, 1907-2008

Bullard, Helen, 1902-

Calhoun, Dale, 1937-2007

Campbell, Blind James, 1906-

Cantú, Norma E., 1947-

Carathers, Mildred, 1913-2011

Carathers, Ruth Ann

Cardwell, Vina Mae

Carter, Roland M., 1942-

Christian, Jacky

Clark, Cortelia

Clayton, Georgia

Cleveland, Michael (Fiddler)

Cline, Kitty Cora, 1876-1973

Cogswell, Kathy

Cogswell, Robert

Condra, Estelle, 1944-

Cooper, Wilma Lee, 1921-2011

Cox, Ida, 1889-1967

Cross, Hugh, 1904-1970

Davenport, Clyde, 1921-

Davenport, Homer

Davis, Hoyt Jake

Davis, Ida Pearl, 1921-2007

Davis, Ted, 1940-2008

Decker, Charles F., 1832-1914

Defosche, Mike

Dixon, Dean

Douglas, Bob, 1900-

Driver, Taft, 1912-

Duncan, Byrd, 1900-1986

Duncan, Stuart

Edmondson, William, 1882?-1951

Estes, Sleepy John, 1899-1977

Estes, Viella, 1921-2007

Evans, David, 1944-

Evans, Lizzie, 1865-1941

Finster, Howard, 1916-2001

Fodor, Clara, 1920-2008

Forrester, Howdy, 1922-1987

Fox, Curly

Fraley, J. P.

Franks, Randall

Frye, Elcie Mae

Fulcher, Bobby

Garrett, Bud, 1916-1987

Garrett, Carl

Garrett, Henry (Vocalist)

Ghent, Aubrey

Gordon, Bart J., 1949-

Gore, Al, 1948-

Granade, John Adam, 1763?-1807

Griffith, James S.

Green, Archie

Green, Homer, 1910-2002

Grier, Walter, 1898-

Haile, Hascal, 1906-

Hale, Theron

Haley, Alex

Hall, H. Richard

Handy, W. C. (William Christopher), 1873-1958

Harlan, Howard L.

Harris, Anselmo, 1849-1938

Harris, Deadrick

Harris, Wash

Harsh, Nathan

Harvey, Bessie, 1929-1994

Helms, Mary Dougherty

Hemphill, Jessie Mae

Hibdon, Thelma

Hicks, Dee

Hicks, Johnny Ray, 1925-2000

Hodgins, Alma

Horner, Charles Jean

Hoskinson, Danny, 1956-2008

Howard, Clint, 1930-

Hughes, Ruby

Irwin, John Rice, 1930-

Jarrett, Alvin, 1904-1993

Jefferson, Blind Lemon, 1897-1929

Jones, Loyal, 1928-

Jones, Waynell, 1926-

Keahey, Tommy, 1918-

Keith, Leslie

Kemp, Cordell, 1909-2005

Keys, Will, 1923-2005

Kimzey, Anne

King, B. B.

King, Elvin, 1924-2002

Knowles, Dan

Krauss, Alison, 1971-

Landry, Bill

Laury, Booker T., 1914-1995

Lawson, Doyle

Light, Joe, 1934-2005

Longworth, Mike, 1938-

Louvin, Charlie, 1927-2011

Lowery, Bill

Macon, Uncle Dave, 1870-1952

Mangrum, Blind Joe, -1932

Martin, Jimmy

Maupin, Thomas

Mayes, Henry Harrison, 1898-1986

McBee, Hamper, 1931-1998

McCarroll, Jimmy

McConnell, Doc

McDowell, Fred

McGee, Kirk, 1899-1983

McGee, Sam, 1894-1975

McGhee, Brownie, 1915-1996

McWherter, Ned R., 1930-2011

Meade, Guthrie T., 1932-1991

Meaders, Cleater, 1921-2003

Merritt, Nelda Joan

Mize, Robert, 1920-2003

Monroe, Bill, 1911-1996

Moon, Arlin, 1917-2008

Morrison, Naomi

Moss, Frazier

Muddy Waters, 1915-1983

Neeves, Glen

Nemerov, Bruce

Newberry, Dallas

Nixon, Hammie

O’Day, Molly, 1923-1987

Orr, Jay

Owen, Blanton, 1945-1998

Pace, Roy, 1926-2011

Palmer, Kathleen Dunn, 1943-

Peeler, Armistead

Peeler, Parlee

Pitchford, Gayel

Prince, Dan, 1951-

Pugh, Dow

Rachell, Yank

Raichelson, Richard M., 1941-

Rankin, Hystercine

Rector, Red

Richardson, Deanie

Robison, Carson

Rodriguez, Dionicio, 1891-1955

Rutherford, Leonard

Sasser, James R.

Sayre, Maggie Lee, 1920-

Schnaufer, David

Schoemaker, George H.

Scott, Revin

Scott, Tom, 1899-

Scott, Willie, 1902-1986

Scruggs, Earl

Seeger, Mike, 1933-2009

Seroff, Doug

Shearon, Stephen Mark

Shipley, Reese

Sisson, Allen

Slayden, Will

Smith, Arthur, 1898-1971

Smith, Bessie, 1894-1937

Smith, Blaine

Smith, Jerry Lee

Smith, Lucille, 1910-

Speller, Henry, 1902-1997

Spencer, Robby

Spicer, Robert, 1921-2002

Spradlin, Retta, 1903-1978

Stephens, Uncle Bunt

Stewart, Alex Lewis, 1891-1985

Stewart, Florrie

Stoneman, Patsy (Musician)

Streeter, Colia, 1891-1965

Streeter, Vannoy

Stringfield, Clarence, 1903-1976

Stubbs, Eddie

Sundquist, Don, 1936-

Swan, Billy

Sweezy, Nancy

Sweezy, Sam

Tabor, Frank, 1893-1961

Taylor, John Y., 1893-

Texas Ruby

Thomas, Earl (Vocalist)

Townsend, Bob

Townsend, Parks, 1909-1991

Treadway, James, 1935-

Tripp, William Blevins, 1955-

Trischka, Tony, 1949-

Troxell, Clyde, 1911-1994

Tullock, Jake

Turner, Clay

Underwood, Alberta, 1926-

Van Story, Marcus

Vandergriff, Russ

Vinson, Mose, 1917-2002

Waggoner, Tim, 1940-2013

Waldvogel, Merikay, 1947-

Weatherly, Elton, 1917-

Weld, Alison G.

Wells, Patricia Atkinson

Western, Clyde, 1910-

Wickham, Enoch Tanner, 1883-1970

Williamson, Sonny Boy, 1914-1948

Wilson, Red

Wilson, Sadye Tune

Wiseman, Mac

Wolfe, Charles K.

Womack, Billy, 1922-1992

Work, John W. (John Wesley), 1901-1967

Youngblood, Gertie

Corporate Names/Organizations/Government Bodies:

American Folklife Center

Appalachian Consortium

Archives of Appalachia

Arts Center of Cannon County

Bellfuries (Musical group)

Berea College. Appalachian Center

Birthplace of Country Music Alliance (Bristol, Tenn.)

Blue Ridge Institute

Blues Foundation

Cabin Row Missionary Baptist Church (Montgomery County, Tenn.)

Center for Southern Folklore

Columbia State Community College

Country Music Foundation

Country Music Hall of Fame & Museum (Nashville, Tenn.)

Cumberland County Playhouse

Cumberland Music Tour (Musical group)

Customs House Museum (Clarksville, Tenn.)

Danza Azteca

Dismembered Tennesseans (Musical group)

Dixie Travelers (Musical group)

Dixon Pentecostal Research Center

Don and Earl

Dulin Gallery of Art

Dynamic Dixie Travelers (Musical group)

East Tennessee Historical Society

East Tennessee State University. Center for Appalachian Studies and

Services

Fiery Gizzard String Band (Musical group)

Fireside Singers

Fisk University

Friends of the Cumberland Trail

Grand Ole Opry (Radio program)

Green McAdoo School (Clinton, Tenn.)

Grundy County Swiss Historical Society (Tenn.)

Harpeth Valley Sacred Harp Singers

Hatch Show Print (Firm)

Hockaday Brooms

Hunter Museum of American Art

International Bluegrass Music Association

Jackson Area Plectral Society

Jim and Jesse

John Hartford Stringband

Knoxville Blues Society

Louvin Brothers

Mariachi Guadalajara

Memphis Pow Wow Association

Middle Tennessee State University. Center for Popular Music

Middle Tennessee State University. Sonneck Society

Museum of Appalachia

Music City Blues Society

Nashville Mandolin Ensemble

Nashville Old-Time String Band Association

National Association for the Preservation and Perpetuation of Storytelling

(U.S.)

National Council for the Traditional Arts

National Endowment for the Arts

National Folk Festival Association

National Public Radio (U.S.)

Native American Indian Association of Tennessee

New Beginning Evangelical Church (Nashville, Tenn.)

New River Boys (Musical group)

Night Crawlers String Band (Musical group)

Old Harp Singers of Eastern Tennessee

Old-Time Music and Dance Foundation

Pine Breeze Center

Roane County Ramblers

Roan Mountain Hilltoppers

Rhythm and Bones Society (Chattanooga, Tenn.)

Scott Tobacco Company (Bowling Green, Ky.)

Smithsonian Folklife Festival -- History -- Sources

South Cumberland Cultural Society (Tenn.)

Southern Arts Federation (U.S.)

Spirit of Memphis Quartet

Spring Fed Records

Stax Records

Stillhouse Reelers (Musical group)

Tennessee. Department of Conservation

Tennessee Archive of Moving Image and Sound

Tennessee Arts Commission

Tennessee Arts Commission. Folk Arts Program -- Records and

correspondence

Tennessee Association of Museums

Tennessee Banjo Institute

Tennessee Basketry Association

Tennessee Committee for the Humanities

Tennessee Folklore Society

Tennessee Historical Commission

Tennessee Humanities Council

Tennessee Latino Network

Tennessee Overhill Heritage Association

Tennessee River Trails Association

Tennessee State Museum

Tennessee State Planning Office. “Homecoming ’86” Committee

Tennessee State University

Tennessee Valley Authority

The Cluster Pluckers (Musical group)

The Fairfield Four (Musical group)

The Isaacs (Musical group)

Traditional Appalachian Musical Heritage Association

United States. National Historical Publications and Records Commission

Utah Arts Council

WBIR-TV (Television station : Knoxville, Tenn.)

WDVX (Radio station : Knoxville, Tenn.)

WEVL (Radio station : Memphis, Tenn.)

WKRN (Television station : Nashville, Tenn.)

WNPT (Television station : Nashville, Tenn.)

WSMV (Television station : Nashville, Tenn.)

Weems String Band

West Tennessee Agricultural Museum

West Tennessee Delta Heritage Center

World Music Institute

World of Bluegrass -- History -- Sources

World’s Fair of 1982 (Knoxville, Tenn.) -- History -- Sources

Subjects:

African Americans -- Music -- History

Agriculture -- History -- Sources

Appalachian dulcimer -- History -- Sources

Appalachian dulcimer music -- History -- Sources

Ballads -- History -- Sources

Banjo music -- History -- Sources

Basket making -- History -- Sources

Bluegrass music -- History -- Sources

Blues (Music) -- History -- Sources

Boatbuilding -- History -- Sources

Civil Rights -- History -- Sources

Clog dance music -- History -- Sources

Clog dancing -- Appalachian Region

Clog dancing -- Competitions -- United States

Clog dancing -- Study and teaching

Clog dancing -- United States -- History

Cooking, American -- Southern style -- History

Coopers and cooperage -- History -- Sources

Cotton -- History -- Sources

Cotton farmers -- Tennessee -- History

Country gospel music -- History -- Sources

Dance -- History -- Sources

Distilling, Illicit -- History -- Sources

Duck calls -- Collectors and collecting -- Tennessee

Duck calls -- Study and Teaching -- Tennessee

Festival of American Folklife -- History -- Sources

Fiddling -- Competitions -- Tennessee

Fiddling -- Instruction and study

Fiddling -- Southern States -- History and criticism

Fisheries -- History -- Sources

Fishing -- History -- Sources

Fishing nets -- History -- Sources

Folk art -- History -- Sources

Folk music -- History -- Sources

Folk songs -- History -- Sources

Furniture making -- Exhibitions

Furniture making -- History -- Sources

Gospel music -- History -- Sources

Herbalists -- History -- Sources

Hunting -- History -- Sources

Jazz -- History -- Sources

Jubilee Singers -- History -- Sources

Jug bands -- History -- Sources

Marbles (Game) -- History -- Sources

Melungeons -- Appalachian Region, Southern -- History

Music -- History

Mussel culture -- Research -- United States

National Storytelling Festival -- History -- Sources

Needlework -- History -- 20th century

Needlework -- History -- Exhibitions

Needlework -- United States -- Exhibitions

Needlework -- United States -- History

Old-time music -- History -- Sources

Outsider art -- Southern States -- 20th century -- Exhibitions

Outsider art -- Southern States -- History -- Sources

Outsider art -- Tennessee -- 20th century -- Exhibitions

Outsider art -- Tennessee -- History -- Sources

Quilts -- History -- Sources

Quilting -- History -- Sources

Rhythm and blues music -- History -- Sources

River life -- History -- Sources

Rockabilly music -- History -- Sources

Shape-note singing -- Appalachian Region, Southern

Shape-note singing -- Southern States -- History and criticism

Shape-note singing -- Tennessee -- History and criticism

String band music -- History -- Sources

Superstition -- History -- Sources

Tobacco curing -- History -- Sources

Tobacco farms -- History -- Sources

Traditional medicine -- History -- Sources

Turkey calls -- Collectors and collecting -- Tennessee

Turkey calls -- Study and Teaching -- Tennessee

Weaving -- History -- Sources

Wood-carving -- History -- Sources

Geographic Names:

Alabama -- History -- Sources

Bicentennial Mall (Nashville, Tenn.)

Colorado -- History -- Sources

Connecticut -- History -- Sources

Georgia -- History -- Sources

Kentucky -- History -- Sources

Mississippi -- History -- Sources

Nevada -- History -- Sources

Oklahoma -- History -- Sources

South Carolina -- History -- Sources

Tennessee -- History -- Sources

Utah -- History -- Sources

Washington (D.C.) -- History -- Sources

Washington (State) -- History -- Sources

Document Types:

Audiovisual materials

Correspondence

Office files

Photographs

Acquisition and Appraisal

Provenance and Acquisition:

These records were transferred to the Tennessee State Library and

Archives by the Tennessee Arts Commission in November 2014 in

accordance with RDA SW06.

Processing and Administrative Information

Preferred Citation:

Tennessee Arts Commission Folk Arts Program Records, 1889-2017, RG

340, Tennessee State Library and Archives

Processing Information:

Processing completed by Lori D. Lockhart in June 2015. Series IX

materials added in September 2019. Items 26-37 in box 45 and item 10 of

box 29 added in August 2021.

Electronic Location and Access:

Selected items from Series VI: Photographs have been digitized, and a

database index to digitized materials is available. Please see staff for

access to electronic records.

DETAILED COLLECTION DESCRIPTION

SERIES I. -- FOLKLIFE PROGRAM FILES

Series Scope and Content: This series consists of working files for the Tennessee Arts

Commission’s Folk Arts Program. Examples of materials include program descriptions,

correspondence, promotional materials, brochures, planning documents, and clippings.

Materials from a binder contain a yearly overview of all Folk Arts/Folklife programming,

Commission initiatives, special projects, National Endowment for the Arts grants, and

activities for the years 1985-2014. A table with a general overview of the contents of

each file follows. Box and folder numbers will be listed in the container list following the

series arrangement statement.

Fiscal Year(s) File Name Content Notes

FY85-14 Tennessee Arts Commission

Folk Arts/Folklife Binder

(Materials in the binder

have been placed in four

folders.)

Compilation of major special projects

facilitated by the director of the Folk Arts and

Folklife programs covering fiscal years 1985-

2014. Binder includes sample programs, exhibit

notes, informational writings, published

articles, panel summaries, brochures, and

directories. The following items are listed as

tabs in the folder:

Introduction

1. Homecoming ’86 folk arts guide

2. “Friends of Folklife”

3. “Folk Arts/Full Lives”

4. 1986 Smithsonian Festival

5. NEA [National Endowment for the Arts]

Crafts Policies Meeting

6. “A Tennessee Homecoming”

7. “Cannon County Crafts”

8. “The Cumberland Music Tour”

9. “1988 Gospel Arts Day Nashville”

10. “Tennessee Folk Music Recordings”

11. “Fiddle and Old-Time Music Contests in

Tennessee”

12. Handbook for Tennessee Folk Artists

13. “1988 Gospel Arts Day Nashville”

14. “Personal Visions: B. Harvey and H.

Green”

15. “Soft Covers for Hard Times”

16. Southern Cultural Heritage

17. “Folk Artists as Tourism Resources”

18. “Alex Stewart Remembered”

19. 1993 National Folk Festival

20. 1994 National Folk Festival

21. Fodor Exhibit #1

22. “Dixie Frets: Luthiers of the SE”

23. “Portraits of Tradition”

24. “Doing Right by the Local Folks”

25. “Tennessee Bicentennial Folk Music

Directory”

26. Calhoun Heritage Award

27. Southeastern Indian organizations

28. “Ready for the Rapture”

29. Bessie Harvey retrospective

30. West Tennessee Music project

31. Cherokee Heritage Trail

32. Tennessee State Museum acquisitions

33. Latino Culture report

34. Royal Lao Troupe documentation

35. Wickham exhibit

36. Model Press Kit Project

37. Fodor exhibits #2 and #3

38. Choctaw/Crafts research and acquisition

39. “Cultural Threads”

40. “Choctaw Crafts: Making Tennessee

Home”

41. James Bunch retrospective

42. Natchez Trace Music Heritage Inventory

43. American Masterpieces project

44. Aubrey Ghent Washington performances

45. Latino and Immigrant Initiative

46. Traditions: Tennessee Lives and Legacies

47. “Carathers Family Quilts”

48. Mexican Folk Artist

49. “Latino Folk Arts and Traditions in East

Tennessee”

50. “Al-Tatreez: Palestinian Embroidery”

51. Cannon County Basketry

52. “Latino Folk Arts and Traditions in East

Tennessee”

53. “Clorinda Chávez Galdós Bell”

FY76 National Endowment for the

Arts: 1976 Tennessee Folk

Arts Coordinator:

Evaluation

Materials related to the hiring of Linda White as

the first Arts Program director in Tennessee and

supported by National Endowment for the Arts

funding.

FY84-85 National Endowment for the

Arts Grant: 1st Year Folk

Arts Position

National Endowment for the Arts grant

application, job description, and

correspondence relevant to adding a Folk Arts

Coordinator to the Tennessee Arts Commission

(TAC) staff.

FY85 “Tennessee Celebrates”

exhibit

Materials regarding an exhibit commissioned

by Homecoming ’86.

FY85 Local Contacts

Homecoming Steering

Committee

Promotional materials related to the Tennessee

Homecoming ’86 celebration including

program guide, fact sheet, planning guidelines

and regional contact information.

FY85 “Friends of Folklife:

Conserving the Heritage is a

Tennessee Tradition”

Article and correspondence relating to article

published in Tennessee Conservationist, written

by Robert Cogswell.

FY85 “Folk Arts and

Homecoming ’86: An

Overview”

Overview and guidelines encouraging

communities to utilize their local folk artists for

Tennessee Homecoming ’86 events and

programming.

FY85 Folk Arts Program

Literature for Public

Libraries

Materials related to Folk Arts program initiative

for public libraries in Tennessee.

FY85 Program Activity: Folk Arts

Questionnaires

Completed folk arts questionnaires identifying

Tennessee artists.


Arts Grant: Folk Arts

Position, 2nd Year

Grant application, budget, program report, and

correspondence related to the continuation of

the Folk Arts Coordinator position at the

Tennessee Arts Commission.

FY86 “Folk Arts/Full Lives:

Seven Midstate Seniors”

exhibit (1 of 4)

Materials and publicity from “Folk Arts/Full

Lives: Seven Midstate Seniors” exhibit at the

Tennessee Arts Commission Gallery.


Seven Midstate Seniors” (2

of 4)

Story submission by Robert Cogswell and tear

sheets for the Collage newsletter, Vol. 4, No. 4.



exhibit (3 of 4)

Loan agreements with artists, news release, and

correspondence.



(4 of 4)

Field notes and correspondence relating to the

“Folk Arts/Full Lives: Seven Midstate Seniors”

exhibit at the Tennessee Arts Commission

Gallery.

FY86 FAF 1986: Initial Meeting List of contacts and materials for initial meeting

of the Smithsonian’s 1986 Festival of American

Folklife (FAF) event in Washington, D.C.

FY86 FAF 1986: Festival

Contract

Contract and correspondence related to

Tennessee’s involvement in the 1986 Festival

of American Folklife event in Washington,

D.C.

FY86 FAF 1986: Program

Planning

Fieldwork contracts and lists of potential

participants and presenters for the 1986 Festival


D.C.

FY86 FAF 1986: Notes on

contacts

Notes and contact information for potential

participants and presenters for the 1986 Festival


D.C.

FY86 FAF 1986: Fieldwork

Report

Field notes, travel log, sound recording logs,

and contact information for participants and

presenters for the 1986 Festival of American

Folklife event in Washington, D.C.

FY86 FAF 1986: “Tennessee

Folklife: Three Rooms

Under One Roof”

Draft and correspondence relating to Robert

Cogswell’s submission of 1986 Festival of

American Folklife program

FY86 FAF 1986: Participants Finalized list and contact information for

Tennessee participants at the 1986 Festival of

American Folklife event in Washington, D.C.

FY86 FAF 1986: Charles Wolfe

Fieldwork Summaries

Biographical summaries on Tennessee

musicians for potential inclusion in the 1986

Festival of American Folklife event in

Washington, D.C.

FY86 FAF 1986: Phyllis May

Fieldwork Summaries

Completed interview reports and photo log

materials related to African American folk

artists in Tennessee and Alabama for potential

inclusion in the 1986 Festival of American

Folklife event in Washington, D.C. Includes

biographical summaries for folk artists

representing musical, waterways, and cotton

traditions.

FY86 FAF 1986: David Evans

Fieldwork Summaries

Field report and program essay on Tennessee

blues music traditions, including artists Jessie

Mae Hemphill, Waynell Jones, Uncle Ben and

his Nephews.

FY86 FAF 1986: Bill Kornrich

Fieldwork Summaries

Field report, photo and sound recording logs for

various skilled crafters, including Mary Helms,

Rick Stewart, and Jep Mackey.

FY86 FAF 1986: Merikay

Waldvogel Fieldwork

Summaries

Field report and support articles on

needleworkers and quilters, including Vacie

Murphy Thomas, Georgia Thomas Mize, and

Nora Crabtree Ladd.

FY86 FAF 1986: Robert Cogswell

Fieldwork Summaries

Field report and correspondence on various folk

crafters, including basketmakers Tom Scott and

Ida Pearl Davis, luthier Jean Horner, and wire

sculptor Vannoy Streeter.

FY86 FAF 1986: Bobby Fulcher

Fieldwork Summaries

Field report and correspondence on various folk

artists and practitioners, including several

Rolley Hole marble players, old-time musicians

the Roan Mountain Hilltoppers, ballad singer

Johnny Ray Hicks, and marble maker and

musician Bud Garrett.

FY86 FAF 1986: Nancy Michael

Fieldwork Summaries

Field report, tape logs and correspondence on

individuals involved in musseling and

waterways traditions, including Virginia and

Noel Nolin, Howard “Cotton” Bowden, and Ed

Hunt.

FY86 FAF 1986: Lisa Moody

Fieldwork Summaries


hunters and duck call makers Rev. Homer C.

Hooks and Wylie Heidel.

FY86 FAF 1986: Judy Peiser

Fieldwork Summaries


individuals involved in food preparation and

various folk crafts, including baker Mamie

Gammon, Chinese cook and restaurant owner

Bernard Chang, woodworker Milton Bluestein,

and cotton farmers Jack Sharp Hudson and Joe

Tom Park.

FY86 FAF 1986: Bob Gates

Fieldwork Summaries

Field report, audio logs, photo logs, and

interview report forms on boatmaking, turtle

trapping, the making and use of duck calls, and

traditional blues music.

FY86 FAF 1986: Jay Orr

Fieldwork Summaries

Field report, selected discography, and audio

log on rockabilly musicians Marcus Van Story,

Roland James, and J. M. Van Eaton.

FY86 FAF 1986: Dick Raichelson

Fieldwork Summaries

Field report and essay on black gospel groups,

including the Harps of Melody and the

Pattersonaires as well as blues pianists Mose

Vinson and Booker T. Laury.

FY86 FAF 1986: Doug Seroff

Fieldwork Summaries

Field report on Nashville-area black gospel

groups, including The Fairfield Four, The

Fireside Singers, and Rev. Morgan Babb.

FY86 FAF 1986: Presenter

Information on Artists

Correspondence, schedules, and biographical

information on selected participants

encompassing craftspeople, old-time, blues,

gospel and rockabilly musicians who

represented Tennessee at the 1986 Festival of

American Folklife.

FY86 FAF 1986: 8x10 black and

white 19 photocopies of

prints sent to artists

Photocopies of Tennessee Arts Commission

Folklife Program images sent to participants in

the 1986 Festival of American Folklife.

FY86 FAF 1986: Miscellaneous

Correspondence Received

after Festival

Thank-you notes and miscellaneous

correspondence to Robert Cogswell from

participants in the 1986 Festival of American

Folklife, including Maggie Lee Sayre, Bob

Douglas, and others.

FY86 FAF 1986: Letters to Artists Letters sent by Robert Cogswell to participants

after Festival at the 1986 Festival of American Folklife,

including Rep. Bart Gordon (Democrat-

Tennessee, 6th District), J. M. Hemphill, J. M.

Van Eaton, and others.

FY86 FAF 1986: Presenter

Information

Miscellaneous materials given to presenters at

the 1986 Festival of American Folklife in

Washington, D.C., including meal ticket

booklet, handbook, and a certificate of

appreciation.

FY86 FAF 1986: Press Coverage

(1 of 3)

Miscellaneous newspaper clippings and

periodicals coverage of events at the 1986

Festival of American Folklife featuring the

State of Tennessee. Includes local, regional, and

national coverage.


(2 of 3)

Miscellaneous clippings from U.S. papers on

the 1986 Festival of American Folklife and its

participants, including Ransom Howard,

members of the Roan Mountain Hilltoppers,

Frazier Moss, Sen. Jim Sasser (Democrat-

Tennessee), and Tennessee Governor Lamar

Alexander.


(3 of 3)

Miscellaneous newspaper clippings and media

coverage of events at the 1986 Festival of

American Folklife featuring the State of

Tennessee. Includes local, regional, and

national coverage.

FY86 FAF 1986: Dale Calhoun

Press Coverage

Clippings from various Tennessee newspapers

featuring stories on boat-maker Dale Calhoun

and his participation in the 1986 Festival of

American Folklife in Washington, D.C.

FY86 FAF 1986: Publicity Report Compilation of photos, press releases, and print

news coverage for the 1986 Festival of

American Folklife featuring craftspeople and

musicians from the State of Tennessee.

FY86 Smithsonian Festival of

American Folklife 1986:

Tennessee

Assorted article reproductions, including a

feature, written by Robert Cogswell, in the

Tennessee Arts Report.

FY86 Smithsonian Festival of

American Folklife 1986:

Brochures and Programs

Copy of the 1986 Festival of American Folklife

program guide and color brochures providing

information about the Smithsonian event. A

photo taken by Robert Cogswell of white oak

baskets made by participant Ida Pearl Davis of

Cannon County, Tennessee, is featured on the

front flap of the brochure.

FY86 FAF 1986: Tape Logs,

Photo and Color Slide

Detailed logs of interviews conducted by

fieldworkers in preparation for the 1986

Inventory Festival of American Folklife including

informant, location, subject matter, and

interviewer’s name. Detailed log of black and

white and color photography taken during the

event with name of the photographer and

subject and/or event.

FY86 FAF 1986: photocopies and

contact sheets

Photocopies of contact sheets, documenting the

1986 Festival of American Folklife, on file at

the Smithsonian Institution’s archive in

Washington, D.C. Images include moonshiner

and storyteller Hamper McBee, basketmakers

Ida Pearl Davis and Thelma Hibdon, and

musician Howard Armstrong. All are

photographed with Gov. Lamar Alexander.

FY86 FAF 1986: Photo ID Sheets Log with ID numbers of all images of Festival

of American Folklife participants and guests

housed in the Tennessee State Photographic

Services files.


Arts Grant: 3rd Year Folk

Arts Position

Grant application, budget, program report, and

correspondence related to the continuation of

the Folk Arts Coordinator position at the


FY87 “Folk Arts and Oral

History”

Guidelines prepared by Dr. Robert Cogswell for

pursuing and conducting oral histories and

interviews for the Tennessee Homecoming ’86

initiative.

FY87 Tennessee Homecoming ’86

Reports

Reports for the Tennessee Homecoming ’86

program and the Smithsonian Festival radio

program produced in conjunction with the

Festival of American Folklife June 25-29 and

July 2-6, 1986.


Radio Program Permission

Forms

Permission forms for recording and

photography signed by participants in the 1986

Festival of American Folklife. The permission

forms also grant use for audio to be included in

a Tennessee Arts Commission-produced

National Public Radio (NPR) program.


Radio Program: Script

Script for a one-hour NPR program, “A

Tennessee Homecoming,” gathered from events

at Festival of American Folklife in 1986. Script

written by Dr. Charles K. Wolfe, an English

and Folklore professor at Middle Tennessee

State University (MTSU). File also contains

tape logs of interviews and performances

recorded at the event.

FY87 Tennessee Homecoming ’86 Layout and print copies of promotional flyer

Radio Program: Graphics that were mailed to public radio affiliates and

other media, includes composite layout, proof

sheet, and final flyer for “A Tennessee

Homecoming.”


Radio Promotions

Miscellaneous correspondence, clippings, and

print pieces related to promotion of the

Cumberland Music Tour and the Tennessee

Homecoming Radio program for NPR satellite.


Radio Promo Letters

Form letters composed by Robert Cogswell

promoting the Tennessee Homecoming radio

broadcast for NPR satellite.


Audio Logs

Audio logs from Festival of American Folklife

performances and interviews with the

Armstrongs, Frazier Moss, Jesse Mae Hemphill,

and others.


Mailing List

Cover letters dated September 29 and October

6, 1986, and mailing lists for distribution of the

announcement of the Tennessee Arts

Commission produced Tennessee Homecoming

Program for NPR affiliates via satellite.


Program: Nemerov

Correspondence and contracts related to the

production of the Tennessee Homecoming

Program for NPR satellite broadcast.

FY87 McWherter Inauguration

Gala Exhibit, 1/16/1987

Gala program, correspondence, and brief artist

biographies for objects displayed in the Ned

Ray McWherter Inauguration Gala Exhibit.

Includes materials related to folk artists Ida

Pearl Davis, Thelma Hibdon, Vannoy Streeter,

Nellie Mae Brown, and Dallas and Louie

Newberry.

FY87 Davy Crockett Days: Tape

Logs

Tape logs for craftspeople and musicians

interviewed and performing at Davy Crockett

Days in August 1986. Participants include Vic

Hood, Ottway Four, Bob Douglas, Ray Brown,

Johnny Ray Hicks, Bud Garrett, and others.

FY87 [Davy] Crockett Festival Correspondence, festival schedule, program,

informational materials, and press coverage

related to the Crockett Bicentennial Celebration

held August 15-17, 1986, at Crockett’s

birthplace near Limestone, Tennessee.

FY87 Cannon County Crafts

Exhibit Directory

Exhibit copy and press clippings for the Cannon

County Crafts exhibit at Tennessee Arts

Commission, December 1986. Includes

materials related to artists Ida Pearl Davis,

Thelma Hibdon, Mary Davis, Gertie Haley,

Alberta Underwood, Don Davis, Ray

Thompson, and others.


Exhibit Price List

Listing of objects and prices featured in the

Cannon County Crafts Exhibit at Tennessee

Arts Commission December 1987.


Exhibit Insurance Forms

Completed loan agreements and insurance

forms for items featured in the Cannon County

Crafts Exhibit at Tennessee Arts Commission

December 1987.

FY88 Cumberland Music Tour:

Grant and Grant Revisions

Paperwork and correspondence related to a

grant to produce the Cumberland Music Tour, a

traveling event featuring folk musicians from

the Cumberland Plateau area of Tennessee and

Kentucky. The tour was sponsored by the

Southern Arts Federation (SAF) with grant

funding from the National Endowment for the

Arts and administered by the Tennessee Arts

Commission Folk Arts Program.


Budget Report

Invoices, correspondence, and budget

breakdown for the Cumberland Music Tour.


Participants

List of artist contacts and completed contracts

for the Cumberland Music Tour, a traveling

event featuring traditional musicians from the

Cumberland Plateau area of Tennessee and

Kentucky.


Booking Promotion

Itinerary, radio spots, and press releases relating

to the Cumberland Music Tour.


Poster

Text and artwork for the Cumberland Music

Tour. Also includes samples of tour posters

made by Hatch Show Print in Nashville.


Tape

Track listing for projected anthology of

Cumberland Plateau music in conjunction with

the Cumberland Music Tour.


Brochure

Multiple copies of the brochure printed to

promote the Cumberland Music Tour featuring

the Troxell Brothers; Clyde Davenport; Johnny

Ray Hicks; and Virgil, Willard, and Hershel

Anderson.


Brochure Bids

Bids from multiple vendors and notes regarding

production of the promotional brochure for the

Cumberland Music Tour.


Publicity Photos

Three black-and-white publicity photos of the

participants in the Cumberland Music Tour as

photographed by Robert Cogswell.


Performance Contracts

SAF completed contracts for service providers

and presenters of the Cumberland Music Tour,

including Bruce Nemerov, the World Music

Institute (NYC) and others.


Publicity

Contains news releases, clippings, and features

published in the Old-Time Herald, Steppin’ in

Time newsletter, and Cumberland County

Playhouse playbill promoting or reviewing the

Cumberland Music Tour.


Evaluations

Post-program presenters’ evaluations and

comments for the Cumberland Music Tour.

Also includes some regional reviews of the

program, including one published in The New

York Times.

FY89 Tennessee Folk Music

Recordings: A

Recommended List

Manuscript for the publication, Tennessee Folk

Music Recordings: A Recommended List,

compiled by Richard Blaustein, David Evans,

Bobby Fulcher, Jay Orr, Charlie Seemann,

Doug Seroff, and Charles K. Wolfe and edited

by Robert Cogswell. Produced by Tennessee

Arts Commission Folklife program with

funding from the National Endowment for the

Arts Folk Arts Program.

FY89 Record List Project Correspondence and other materials related to

the production of Tennessee Folk Music

Recordings: A Recommended List. The booklet

was distributed to libraries and potential

consumers.

FY89 Handbook for Tennessee

Folk Artists: Pat Wells

Contract

Contract between Tennessee Arts Commission

and folklorist/consultant Patricia Atkinson

Wells to research and write a technical booklet,

A Handbook for Tennessee Folk Artists (1st

edition). Grant funding provided by the

National Endowment for the Arts.

FY89 Fiddle and Old-Time Music

Contests in Tennessee:

Leads

Contact info, leads, and materials used to

compile the Fiddle and Old Time Music

Contests in Tennessee brochure funded by the

National Endowment for the Arts Folk Arts

program and produced by Robert Cogswell.

Includes programs for Uncle Dave Macon

Days, Clarksville Old-Time Fiddlers’

Championship, Williamson County Music and

Craft Festival, and others.



Miscellaneous Notes

Support materials including clippings, articles,

brochures, flyers, and correspondence related to

the production of the Fiddle and Old Time

Music Contests in Tennessee brochure funded

by the National Endowment for the Arts Folk

Arts program and produced by Robert

Cogswell.



Disclaimers

Copy of the completed Fiddle and Old Time

Music Contests in Tennessee brochure and

content disclaimer.

FY90 “Personal Visions: Bessie

Harvey and Homer Green”

Exhibition Text

Exhibit copy and press release for “Personal

Visions: Bessie Harvey and Homer Green” at

Tennessee Arts Commission Gallery,

November 6-December 20, 1989.

FY90 Personal Visions: Bessie


Loan and Price Papers

Loan agreements between Tennessee Arts

Commission, Bessie Harvey and Homer Green

for works displayed in the “Personal Visions:

Bessie Harvey and Homer Green” exhibit. File

also contains price list for exhibit items, bills of

sale for works sold, and related correspondence.



Press Release

Press release announcing “Personal Visions:

Bessie Harvey and Homer Green” at Tennessee

Arts Commission and related newspaper

clippings.



Reduced Graphics

Reduced graphics and narrative for “Personal

Visions: Bessie Harvey and Homer Green”

exhibit staged at Tennessee Arts Commission.

FY91 “Alex Stewart

Remembered,” January 10-

February 14, 1991

Materials related to the “Alex Stewart

Remembered” exhibit commemorating the 100th

anniversary of his birth and displayed at the

Tennessee Arts Commission gallery. Items

include press release, obituary (1985), exhibit

content listing and copy, photocopies of images

and clippings.

FY92 Volunteer Woodcarving

Exhibit

Contains news release, loan agreements,

correspondence, clippings, and exhibit guide

related to the Volunteer Woodcarving Exhibit at

Tennessee Arts Commission January 7-

February 14. The juried exhibit was co-

produced by the Smoky Mountain Woodcarvers

and the Center and Council for the Arts in

Morristown, Tennessee.

FY93-94 1993 National Folk Festival

General Planning

Brochures, festival program, staff and volunteer

informational guides, information regarding

other events, correspondence, site maps and

other logistical documents related to the

production and management of the 1993

National Folk Festival staged in Chattanooga,

Tennessee, October 8-10.


Artists Leads

Clippings, reviews, festival programs, artists’

biographies, and correspondence identifying

potential presenters and participants in the 1993




Craft Area

Clippings, reviews, festival programs, artists’

biographies, presenters’ information, notes, and

correspondence relating to the development and

implementation of craft areas at the 1993




Maritime Area

Daily schedules, participant rosters, clippings,

print materials on various waterways/rivers

events, recommendation letters from Southern

arts organizations, notes, and correspondence

related to the development and implementation

for craft areas at the 1993 National Folk

Festival staged in Chattanooga, Tennessee,

October 8-10.


Photos

Correspondence related to the acquisition of

participants’ photos from their respective arts

agencies for inclusion in text panels and

program book for the 1993 National Folk

Festival staged in Chattanooga, Tennessee,

October 8-10.


Copy Panels (1 of 2)

Text panels with photos featuring participants’

biographies used for the 1993 National Folk

Festival. File also contains a floppy disc of

images. Participating artists include

needleworker Margaret Horvath, boat-builder

Raymond Hicks, quilter Hystercine Rankin, and

basketmaker Annie Scott.


Copy Panels (2 of 2)

Final proofs for exhibit panels used for the 1993

National Folk Festival. Artists participating

include needleworker Margaret Horvath, boat-

builder Raymond Hicks, quilter Hystercine

Rankin, and basketmaker Annie Scott.


Press Releases and

Clippings

Local, regional, and national print media

coverage of the 1993 National Folk Festival

staged in Chattanooga, Tennessee, October 8-

10. Robert Cogswell coordinated the “Folk Life

of the Waterways” demonstrations, among

others. A fact sheet and news releases are also

included.


Follow-up

Follow-up reports, stage layouts, meeting

agendas, site maps, correspondence

and other documents, selected list of Southern

folk artists, preliminary plans and

recommendations for 1994, including budget

and National Endowment for the Arts grant

materials.


Demonstration Programs

Planning (1 of 2)

Records of artist selection, securing

photographs, and preparation of interpretive

texts for crafts, apprenticeships, and waterways

demonstration at the National Folk Festival in

Chattanooga, October 1994.


demonstration Programs

Planning (2 of 2)

Records of site planning and communications

with participants for crafts, apprenticeships, and

waterways demonstration at the National Folk

Festival in Chattanooga, October 1994.


Publicity

Copies of releases, publicity materials, and

coverage for the National Folk Festival in

Chattanooga, October 1994. Also, includes

black-and-white photographs of the festival.

FY94-95 “Stately Stiches” Clara

Fodor Exhibit at the

Chattanooga Regional

History Museum, Fall 1994

Clippings, biography, typed research notes and

copy for Clara Fodor “Stately Stiches” exhibit

at the Chattanooga Regional History Museum,

September-October 1994.

FY94-95 “Dixie Frets” Exhibit

General Planning

Notes on Southeastern luthiers, working list of

makers by state, lists of participating artists,

exhibit outline, correspondence, publicity

mailing list, Breland Green slides, and radio

PSA [Public Service Announcement] related to

the “Dixie Frets: Luthiers of the Southeast”

exhibit at the Hunter Museum, Chattanooga,

Tennessee.


Plans and Specs

Includes exhibit prospectus, floor plans,

instrument placement and cases, layout, text

and label overview, artifact labels and text, and

photocopies of images. Nashville Guitar

Company, Jean Horner, Rudy Q. Jones, Frank

Neat, and Don Gallagher are among those

artisans represented in the exhibit.

FY94-95 “Dixie Frets” Exhibit Loan

Agreements

Instrument and tool loan agreements for items

included in the “Dixie Frets: Luthiers of the

Southeast” exhibit at the Hunter Museum,

Chattanooga, Tennessee.

FY94-95 “Dixie Frets”

Exhibit Copy

Final exhibit text and label copy for the “Dixie

Frets: Luthiers of the Southeast” exhibit at the

Hunter Museum, Chattanooga, Tennessee.


Press Release and Clippings

Press release and local and national media

coverage for the “Dixie Frets: Luthiers of the

Southeast” exhibit at the Hunter Museum,

Chattanooga, Tennessee. Includes items from

Bluegrass Unlimited, USA Today, Chattanooga

Times and others.

FY95 “Portraits of Tradition”

Exhibit Details

Exhibit copy and typed inventories with box

locations for images used in “Portraits of

Tradition” and other projects. Photos by Robert

Cogswell.


Exhibit in Tennessee Arts

Commission Gallery

Invoices, content list, label copy and

biographical sketches of artists featured in the

“Portraits of Tradition” exhibit produced by

Robert Cogswell and displayed in the

Tennessee Arts Commission Gallery. Artists

include gospel artists The Fairfield Four,

basketmaker Betty Todd Tanner and husband,

Royal Lao Dancers, and luthier Audey Ratliff.


Mailing Lists

Mailings lists, sample invitations, Tennessee

Arts Commission Report promotion and news

releases related to the opening of the “Portraits

of Tradition” photo exhibit.

FY95-96 “Tennessee Bicentennial

Folk Music Directory: A

List of Performers and

Groups”

Compilation of Tennessee-based musicians

encompassing several genres including old-

time, bluegrass, African American religious

music, Anglo American religious music, and

other ethnic and folk-related music. File also

includes a compilation of Tennessee performing

artists of color. Copies of blank information

forms for artists’ completion.

FY95-96 Native American Cultural

Organizations in the

Southeast Survey

Resource material, completed surveys, notes,

and correspondence resulting in a draft titled

Native American Cultural Organizations in the

Southeast, completed April 1996.

Representation from Alabama, Tennessee,

Arkansas, Kentucky, Mississippi, and North

Carolina are included in the listing.

FY95-96 “Ready for the Rapture”

Exhibit (1 of 2)

Correspondence, press releases, clippings and

exhibit copy in support of the exhibit “Ready

for the Rapture: Roadside Religious Signs in

Northern Ireland” photographed by Michael

McCaughan of Ulster, Ireland. Exhibit showed

in Etowah, Tennessee, under the sponsorship of

the Tennessee Overhill Heritage Association.

Also includes one color photograph of

unidentified religious signs.

FY95-96 “Ready for the Rapture”

Exhibit (2 of 2)

Press releases, exhibit text, correspondence, and

quotes from U.S. academics about religious

signage in the U.S.

FY96-97 “Handbook for Tennessee

Folk Artists,” Notes for 2nd

Notes and changes to the revised second edition

of “Handbook for Tennessee Folk Artists”

Edition compiled and written by Patricia Atkinson

Wells under contract with Tennessee Arts



Folk Artists” 1997, 2nd

Edition

Revised second edition of “Handbook for

Tennessee Folk Artists” compiled and written

by Patricia Atkinson Wells under contract with

Tennessee Arts Commission Folk Arts

Program.


Folk Artists” 1997 Mock-

Up

Final draft and mock-up of revised edition of

“Handbook for Tennessee Folk Artists”

compiled and written by Patricia Atkinson

Wells under contract with Tennessee Arts



Folk Artists” Distribution

Correspondence and order requests for

Tennessee Arts Commission produced

“Handbook for Tennessee Folk Artists”

compiled and written by Patricia Atkinson

Wells.

FY97-99 West Tennessee Music

Project, (with Center for

Popular Music, Middle

Tennessee State University)

List of interview subjects and dates, consent

forms, audio logs of performances, log of

interviews with subjects’ names and topics

conducted at Tennessee State Parks in 1979 and

1980; associated correspondence and clippings.

Taping sessions were engineered by the Center

for Popular Music’s Bruce Nemerov with

additional fieldwork conducted by Robert

Cogswell. Participants included Harvey

Middleton, Vina Mae Cardwell, Lucille Parker,

and Dalton Tate. In all, more than 30

individuals participated. Additional files are

housed at the Center for Popular Music.

FY97-00 Cherokee Heritage Trail

Project with TOHA and NC

Arts Council

Records of Tennessee Arts Commission

Folklife Program’s involvement in a three-year,

multi-state grant funded by the National

Endowment for the Arts to Cherokee Arts and

Culture Trail cultural tourism initiative in

adjoining counties of East Tennessee and North

Carolina. Documents include: correspondence,

grant paperwork, reproductions of historic 1838

regional maps from the National Archives,

clippings, press releases, meeting agendas,

notes and minutes, panelists’ input, and other

key planning documents.

FY97 Miscellaneous Folk Arts

Clippings and Reprints

(folder 1 of 11)

Assorted clippings, reprints, liner notes, and

background material of folk artists, musicians,

and other topics of interest. These materials

were partially processed for a bibliography

database project that was not completed.



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that was not completed.



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FY97 Internship Project: Wendy

Windsor and Tennessee

Folk Culture Bibliography

Correspondence and documents related to a

partially completed Folk Arts bibliography

database project.

FY98 “Routes of the Blues”

project, partnership with

Tennessee Humanities

Council

Contract, budget, and correspondence related to

a joint grant project between the Tennessee

Humanities Council and the Tennessee Arts

Commission to facilitate two tourism projects

about blues music in West Tennessee and the

cultural heritage of the Big South Fork of the

Cumberland Plateau.

FY98 “Routes of the Blues in

West Tennessee” by David

Evans, edited by Robert

Cogswell

Narrative on West Tennessee blues musicians

and history written by David Evans of the

University of Memphis, with editorial

comments by Robert Cogswell.

FY98 Report on Latino Culture,

by consultant Norma Cantú

In-depth overview of the status of Latino

culture in Tennessee written by Norma Cantú,

Ph.D. Includes findings at site visits to

Memphis, Nashville, Knoxville, and other

communities. Provides information on Latino

media, resources, artists and organizations.

Article about the project was also published in

the Tennessee Arts Commission newsletter.

FY98 “A Selected Bibliography of

Folks Arts,” Revised

(Tennessee Arts

Commission Folk Arts

Program)

Listing of book-length works and journals that

are major or representative sources on the range

of traditional music, arts, and crafts of

Tennessee compiled by Robert Cogswell.

FY99 Cherokee Heritage Task

Force

Maps, clippings, correspondence, and other

documents relating to the National Endowment

for the Arts funded, multi-state grant for a

tourism initiative to bring awareness to

Cherokee culture in Tennessee. Also included

are design plans for the Cherokee Removal

Memorial Park, a 2001 soft-bound artist

directory, and photocopied reprints on Indian

Affairs.

FY99 Unicoi Turnpike, National

Millennium Trail

Grant application and attendant

correspondence, background materials and

proposal nominating the Unicoi Turnpike in

Southeast Tennessee for designation as a U.S.

Millennium Flagship Trail.

FY99 Carillon Project,

Bicentennial Mall, Planning

with Tennessee State

Museum

Recommendations, biographical information

and correspondence related to Tennessee

musicians whose names were considered for

inclusion in the Carillon project located on the

Bicentennial Mall in Nashville.

FY99-03 Tennessee State Museum

Acquisitions: Baskets

Contains information on basketmakers and their

work acquired for the Tennessee State Museum

from 1999-2003 and acquisition records,

completed by Jennifer Core, in fiscal year 2003.

Makers include Ida Pearl Davis, Trevle Wood,

Mary Davis, Gertrude Youngblood, Albert

Thomas, Josie Jones, Alberta Manus

Underwood, Patricia Wood, Mary Mullican,

Martha Jones, Kathleen Dunn Palmer, Nelda

Merritt, Mary Prater, Betty Todd Tanner, Dee

and Dennis Gregory, and Maggie Murphy.


Acquisitions: Craftspeople

This folder contains information on artists and

their work acquired for the Tennessee State

Museum from 1999-2003 and acquisition

records, completed by Jennifer Core, in fiscal

years 2001-2002. Artists represented include

boat-builder Dale Calhoun; self-taught [torch]

artist Danny “Bucketman” Hoskinson; self-

taught sculptor Clarence Stringfield;

musician/painter Roy Harper; and woodcarver

Parks Townsend. A floppy disc is also included.

FY00 Folk Arts Task Force,


Folklife Program

Meeting notes, correspondence, and surveys

related to a designated task force to review and

reform the Tennessee Arts Commission Folk

Arts Program.

FY01 Tennessee Folklore Society

Archival Project

Materials related to hiring of contract worker to

inventory Tennessee State Folklore Society

materials housed at Middle Tennessee State

University and catalog images housed in the

Tennessee Arts Commission Folklife

Collection.

FY01-02 Cumberland Trail

Millennium Arts Tennessee

Arts Commission/National

Endowment for the Arts

Letters of support, background materials, and

grant application to the National Endowment

for the Arts’s Arts Projects on MillenniumTrails

project for the Cumberland Trail area, an 11-

county region. Includes event handbills,

newspaper clippings, regional arts calendars,

and other background materials. Also contains

information on the Arts Projects on the

Millennium Trail initiative.

FY01 Tennessee State Museum

Acquisitions:

Baskets

Information on fiscal year 2001 folk arts

purchases for the Tennessee State Museum.

Includes purchases from basketmakers Josie

Jones, Kathleen Dunn Palmer, Dee and Dennis

Gregory, and Gertie Youngblood; peach seed

carver Roger Smith; cooper Rick Stewart, and

wood carver Rene Stewart, among others.

Includes invoices, correspondence, and contact

information for artists.

FY01 Ripley Choctaw Project Contract and support materials detailing

independent contractor Dr. David Dye to

research crafts in the West Tennessee Choctaw

community. Work was not completed and the

contract was cancelled.

FY01 Tennessee Folklife Heritage

Award 2001

Invitations and programs for the 2001

Governor’s Awards in the Arts, first year of

Folklife Heritage Award. Honorees included

Folklife advocate John Rice Irwin, fiddler Bob

Douglas, Cannon County basketmakers Ida

Pearl Davis and Thelma Hibdon, and Spirit of

Memphis Quartet.


Acquisitions: Tennessee

Craftspeople

(Four folders)

This material contains information on Robert

(Bud) Garrett (marble maker), Roger Smith

(peach seed carver), Ben Atkinson

(woodcarver), and Rick Stewart (cooper)

regarding their work acquired for the Tennessee

State Museum in fiscal years 2001-2002.

Acquisition records were completed by Jennifer

Core in fiscal year 2002.


Arts: Folklife Program Asst.

1st Year Grant

Grant application to the National Endowment

for the Arts and attendant paperwork for a

Folklife Program Assistant. Includes grant

application, job description, and

correspondence. Also includes five color slides.

FY02 Sample Press Kit Project:

Extra Photos Jubilee

Community Arts,

Commission Initiative

8x10 black-and-white and color publicity

photos of area artists promoted by Jubilee

Community Arts. Included are musicians Will

Keys, Charlie Acuff and the Lantana Drifters,

Roy Harper, and dance group Nanae Hateruma

Ramey and the Miyagi Ryu Nozo Kai.


Jubilee Community Arts,


Contract for grant funding for Jubilee Arts

Center to produce press kits for area artists.

Includes contract, check list and artist

biographies.



Full press kits for Fiery Gizzard String Band,

Roy Harper, Will Keys, Charlie Acuff and the


Lantana Drifters, Miyagi Nosho Ryukyu Dance

and Music School, and the Natti Love Joys.

FY02 Artist Press Kit Project:

Global Education

Center/Heritage

Partnerships, Commission

Initiative

Contract for grant funding for Global Education

Center to produce press kits for area artists.

Includes contract, correspondence, background

materials, and invoices.


Global Education

Center/Heritage


Initiative

Color photo proofs and draft artist bios with

corrections.


Global Education

Center/Heritage


Initiative

Additional copies of publicity photos, bios, and

inserts. Contains compact disc with documents

and images.


Global Education

Center/Heritage


Initiative

Full press kits for Djembefole, NanaNom

Dance Ensemble, Batimbo Drummer Ensemble,

Hula Halau Mano’ A E Hawaii, Doalnara

Rising Sun, Gary Cady, and Kala Nivedanam.

FY02 “Stately Stitches”:


Gallery, January 10-

February 8, 2002

Materials related to the “Stately Stitches”

exhibit at Tennessee Arts Commission featuring

the quilted and embroidered wall hangings of

Clara Fodor; curated by Jennifer Core. Includes

label copy, exhibit layout, loan agreements, and

the Tennessee Arts Commission newsletter

feature.

FY02 Uncle Dave Macon CD

Reissue, Arts Center of

Cannon County (Spring Fed

Records), Commission

Initiative

Paperwork related to the reissue of recordings

by Uncle Dave Macon during Grand Ole Opry

performances. Includes budget, correspondence,

track listing and proofs of artwork.

FY02 Wickham Poster/Custom

House Museum FY2002,


Grant request and attendant paperwork related

to the production of an E. T. Wickham poster

by the Customs House Museum in Clarksville,

Tennessee.

FY02 Pine Breeze Audio

Preservation/Allied Sound

Production

Grant application and paperwork requesting

funds for audio preservation of reel-to-reel

audio tapes recorded in Southeast Tennessee by

students of the Pine Breeze Center, a

Chattanooga school for teenagers with

disabilities. Included are project scope

statement, background of recordings, contracts,

and miscellaneous correspondence.


Arts: Tennessee Folklife

Program Assistant 2nd Year

Grant

Grant application to National Endowment for

the Arts requesting continued funding for

Tennessee Folklife Program Assistant. Includes

grant application, slides (four black and white,

sixteen color), letters of support, and

correspondence.

FY03 “Key Ingredients: America

by Food” – Humanities

Tennessee

Materials related to “Key Ingredients: America

by Food,” a joint project of the Smithsonian

Institution Traveling Exhibition Service and the

Federation of State Humanities Council.

Contains exhibit narrative, meeting notes,

correspondence and resource information.

Robert Cogswell served as a member of the

committee.

FY03-05 Cultural Threads

Documentation Project/

Jennifer Core FY2003

Documentary project on the textile traditions of

Tennessee’s immigrant groups. Includes

correspondence, completed surveys, release

forms, photos, and other materials related to

this two-year project. Also contains material on

craftspeople interviewed by Jennifer Core,

Folklife Program Assistant. Participants include

Nedzad Dizdarevic, Rasa Duracak, Sabiha

Muhijic, Cvijeta Vujinovic, Cvijeta Milanovic

(Bosnia), Dahiya Hakim (Sudan), Salam Al-

Magsusi (Iraq), Joyce Ankar (Palestine), Yerey

Abdilahi Abdi, Hakima Yusef Mohamed,

Ahado Adan, Halima Arbow Bashow, Hawa

Abdirahman Mberwa, Amina Aweis, Amina

Mussa Halima Arbow (Somalia), and Ekaterina

Kislava (Ukraine).

FY03 Folklife Program Overview:

Presentation to Tennessee

Arts Commission

Contains meeting agenda and chart comparing

Folklife programs in Alabama, Florida, North

Carolina, Kentucky, and Tennessee. Delivered

at Tennessee Arts Commission’s quarterly

meeting in Cannon County, Tennessee.


Arts: Tennessee Folklife

Program Asst. 3rd Year

Grant

Grant application to National Endowment for

the Arts requesting continued funding for

Tennessee Folklife Program Assistant. Includes

grant application, letters of support, and

correspondence. Also contains nineteen slides.

Six of the slides are heat damaged.

FY03-04 Arts and Crafts of the West

Tennessee Choctaw

FY2003-04

Note: This group contains 8

This material contains information on Ripley

Choctaw craftspeople and their work purchased

for the Tennessee State Museum in fiscal year

2003. Acquisition records were completed by

folders as follows:

1. 5 CD-R discs,

historical

background, release

forms, bios, and

photos

2. Releases, photos,

and bios

3. Artifact descriptions

and object reports

4. Artifact descriptions

and object reports

5. Invoices and

photos‒ includes

disc with Choctaw

postcard layout

6. Photos

7. Choctaw

Purchases/Debbie

Halstead

8. Choctaw

Research/Debbie

Halstead‒includes

disc: “Choctaw

Object Description

of Crafts Choctaw

Project”

Jennifer Core in fiscal year 2004. Artists

represented include Claudia Thompson, Minnie

Bell, Jessie Thompson, Cubert Bell, George

Bell, Joyce Bell, Lacie Bell, Newman Bell,

Nancy Farmer, Pam Frazier, Maegan John,

Patsy Roach, Samantha Roach, Hillman

Solomon, Laura Solomon, Andrea Thompson,

Dorian Thompson, Harry Thompson, Sally

Wells, Bonnie Williams, Wendy Williams, and

Kenneth Willis. Background information

researched and written by Deborah Halstead

and edited by Jennifer Core. Folder 5 of 8

includes a disc with “Choctaw Postcard layout.”

Folder 8 of 8 includes a 3.5′ diskette with

“Choctaw object description of crafts” and

“Choctaw Project.”

FY04-05 Folklife Program Database:

Image AXS

Working papers and instructions for Image

AXS database, a program designed to manage

and access data related to the Folklife Program

photo collection.


Design (1 of 2)

Working papers and correspondence with

contractor Tom Adler related to database

development for contact and artist information

in the Folklife Program collection.


Design (2 of 2)

Contract and correspondence related to hiring

contractor Tom Adler for database development

that would enable Folklife staff to access

contact and artist information.


TAG Technical Assistance

Report by Dr. George

Schoemaker

White paper on state arts agencies database

needs and standards for folk arts programs in

the U.S. written by Dr. George Schoemaker,

Utah Arts Council, Folk Arts Program. Project

supervised by Robert Cogswell for the NASAA

[National Assembly of State Arts Agencies]

Folk Arts Peer Group.

FY04 Folklife Object Purchases

for FY2004

Authorization request and invoice for the

commission of an 11-inch white oak basket

made by Gertie Youngblood for inclusion in the

Tennessee State Museum collection.

FY04 “Stately Stitches” Exhibit,

Customs House Museum.

October 1, 2003-January 4,

2004

Materials related to the exhibition of Clara

Fodor’s quilted and embroidered wall hangings

at the Customs House Museum in Clarksville,

Tennessee. Includes news releases, exhibit

brochures, biographical timeline, loan

agreement, exhibit floor plan, photocopy of

exhibit guestbook, and program for 2003

Governor’s Awards in the Arts, when Fodor

was named one of the Folklife Heritage Award

honorees.

FY04 Pine Breeze CD Reissue

Jubilee Community Arts


Grant application from Jubilee Arts Center

requesting funding for CD reissue featuring

Southeastern Tennessee musicians including

fiddlers Eldia Barbee and Bob Douglas.

Recordings were made by residents of the Pine

Breeze Center under the direction of Ron

Williams. Includes correspondence, grant

application, newspaper clippings, history of the

oral history program and CD budget.

FY04 Billy Womack CD: Arts

Center of Cannon County

(Spring Fed Records),


Grant request from the Arts Center of Cannon

County to produce and sell a documentary CD

of the music of Cannon County fiddler Billy

Womack.

FY04 “Selected Bibliography of

Tennessee Folklife”

Updated bibliography of Tennessee Folklife

compiled by Robert Cogswell. Subjects

included: Melungeons, The Bell Witch, music,

art, basketmaking, quilt-making, chairmaking

cooperage, weaving, and other topics of

interest.

FY04 “Choctaw: Making

Tennessee Home” Exhibit,


Gallery December 8, 2003-

March 18, 2004

Exhibit on the arts and crafts of the West

Tennessee Choctaw, curated by Jennifer Core.

Includes list of artifacts, exhibit layout, copy,

publicity pieces, and correspondence. Objects

are from earlier Tennessee Arts Commission

Folklife purchases for the Tennessee State

Museum collection. Craftspeople include

Minnie Bell, Bonnie Williams, Joyce Bell,

Nancy Farmer, George Bell, and Hillman and

Laura Soloman.

FY05 Natchez Trace: Tri-State

Files 1 – 8

1. Meetings

Meeting agendas, notes, funding proposal, draft

plan, strategy, and other correspondence related

to the development of the Natchez Trace Music

2. Archival inventory of

events

3. Development, Tennessee

Arts Commission grant

application from Buffalo-

Duck River Resource

Conservation and

Development Council

4. Buffalo-Duck River

Resource Conservation and

Development Council

Tennessee-Natchez Trace

music heritage inventory

project

5. Brochures and

supplemental information

re: events in the nine

Tennessee counties along

the Natchez Trace Parkway.

6. Assorted mailing lists and

correspondence re: the

Buffalo-Duck River


Development Council

Commission Initiative grant

project compiled by

contractor Merielle Flood

7. Draft bibliographies and

bios related to artists from

the nine-county Tennessee

route of the Natchez Trace

Parkway

8. Final report for the

Natchez Trace Music

Heritage Project researched

and prepared by Merielle

Flood under the direction of

Cogswell with funding from


to Buffalo-Duck River


Development Council,

January 2006.

Heritage Trail spanning a portion of the

Natchez Trace corridor running through

Tennessee and Alabama. Folder 2 of 8 contains

two discs.

FY05 Sequatchie Valley Cultural

Resource Inventory: Music,

Southeast Tennessee

Tennessee Arts Commission grant application

from the Southeast Tennessee Development

District seeking funds to conduct a cultural

Development District

technical assistance grant

resource inventory project on the musical

heritage of the Sequatchie Valley area in

Southeastern Tennessee. Includes support

documents, correspondence, CD-R of photos,

and final report prepared by contractor Merielle

Flood.

FY05 Tennessee Music Heritage

Radio and Archives Project:




from Jubilee Community Arts (Knoxville,

Tennessee) requesting funding to produce a

radio program, “Country Classics: The

Tennessee Recordings.”

FY05 “Key Ingredients: America

by Food,” Humanities

Tennessee, Commission

Initiative


from Humanities Tennessee for production of

an interpretive booklet to accompany the “Key

Ingredients: America by Food” touring exhibit

in fiscal year 2005. Includes miscellaneous

correspondence and copy of booklet.

FY05 Sam Sweezy: Acquisition of

Archival Photography Arts

Center of Cannon County,


Correspondence related to the acquisition of

interview tapes and archival photos of Cannon

County basketmakers by Sam Sweezy for

inclusion in the Arts Center of Cannon County,

Tennessee, archives.

FY06 [Sam and Kirk] McGee CD

Project, Arts Center of



Initiative


from the Arts Center of Cannon County

requesting funding for a music CD reissue of

country singers and Grand Ole Opry members

Sam and Kirk McGee.

FY06 Davis Unlimited CD

Reissues, Arts Center of



Initiative



requesting funding for support and staffing of a

National Endowment for the Arts-funded CD

reissue project of recordings made by

Tennessee Valley traditional musicians,

including Sam McGee, Frazier Moss, J. T.

Perkins, and others. The CD was issued on the

Davis Unlimited record label.

FY06 Tennessee Folk Music

Discography, Jubilee

Community Arts,



for fiscal year 2006 from Jubilee Arts Center

requesting funding to design and develop a

database of sound recordings of traditional

Tennessee music, encompassing all genres of

ethnic groups.

FY06 Exhibit Case for Clara

Fodor Embroidery, Buffalo-

Duck River Resource

Conservation and


from the Buffalo-Duck River Resource

Conservation and Development Council

requesting funds to build and install a

Development Council,


permanent exhibit case for a quilted and

embroidered wall hanging by Clara Fodor, 2003

recipient of the Governor’s Award in the Arts.

Includes additional correspondence, exhibit

copy, and photos. Also includes a CD and disc.

FY06 Craft Exhibit, Arts Center

of Cannon County,




requesting funding for the development and

implementation of an interpretive exhibit about

the white oak basketmaking tradition of Cannon

County, Tennessee.

FY07 BCMA Museum

Development Grant,


Correspondence from staff at Birthplace of

Country Music Alliance requesting funding for

archival research and technical service support

for work related to the development of exhibits

at the Birthplace of Country Music Museum in

Bristol Tennessee/Virginia.

FY07 Fund for Folk Culture Artist

Support Program

Newberry/Fiery Gizzard

Nominations

Tennessee Arts Commission grant to the Fund

for Folk Culture Artist Support Program

requesting support for Tennessee artists Bob

Townsend and his “Fiery Gizzard String Band”

and letters of support for Mark Newberry’s

request to expand his family’s chairmaking

operation. Also includes grant guidelines, an

announcement, and miscellaneous

correspondence.

FY07 John Work III CD, Arts

Center of Cannon County

(Spring Fed Records),




requesting funding for a CD of 1940s fieldwork

collected by John Wesley Work III, Fisk

University ethnomusicologist and composer,

recorded mostly in Tennessee, titled “Recording

Black Culture.” Contains clippings,

biographical materials, and other related

documents. A CD is also included with the

following track listing:

Social Songs

1. “Poor Black Sheep” -- Nathan Frazier and

Frank Patterson

2. “Texas Traveler” -- Nathan Frazier and Frank

Patterson

The Quartets

3. “Daniel saw the Stone” -- Holloway High

School Quartet

4. “Shine On Me” -- unnamed quartet

5. “I Am His, He Is Mine” -- female

group/Zema Hill’s church

6. “Walk Around in Dry Bones” -- Fairfield

Four

7. “If I Had My Way” -- Heavenly Gate Quartet

Work Song

8. “My Captain’s Angry” -- Al Washington

Congregational Singing

9. “Egypt Land” -- unnamed leader and

congregation

10. “Since I Laid My Burden Down” --

unnamed leader and congregation

11. “Amazing Grace” -- Elder Gray and the

Pulaski Prayer Society

Blues

12. “Ain’t Gonna Work No Mo’” -- Joe Holmes

13. “Interview with Muddy Waters” -- John W.

Work

Colored Sacred Harp

14. “Great God Attend” -- Houston County

Singing Convention

FY07 Johnny Ray Hicks CD,




from Jubilee Arts Center requesting funding to

produce a CD by ballad singer Johnny Ray

Hicks of Clarkrange, Tennessee.

FY07 Research for Exhibit

Development, Birthplace of

Country Music Alliance,


Tennessee Arts Commission grant applications

from Birthplace of Country Music Alliance for

funding to conduct research for exhibit

development at the organization’s Country

Music Cultural Heritage Center in Bristol

Tennessee/Virginia.

FY07 Tennessee Arts Commission

Cultural Crossroads

Conference Music

Musicians’ biographies, contact information,

invoices, and correspondence related to

entertainment for the Tennessee Arts

Commission’s Cultural Crossroads Conference

in Jonesborough, Tennessee, October 2006.

Performers included Paul Williams, Roan

Mountain Hilltoppers, and Trey Hensley.

FY07-08 Fisk Jubilee Singers, Paul

Kwami, National


American Masterpieces

project

(1 of 3)

Materials related to the Fisk Jubilee Singers

project, Singing our Song educational kit and

multimedia presentation, produced by the

Tennessee Arts Commission under the

American Masterpieces initiative of the

National Endowment for the Arts for fiscal

years 2007-2008. Correspondence, clippings,

brochures, and other related materials are

included.

FY07-08 Fisk Jubilee Singers, Paul

Kwami, National


American Masterpieces

project

(2 of 3)

Materials related to the Fisk Jubilee Singers

project, Singing our Song educational kit and

multimedia presentation, produced by the

Tennessee Arts Commission under the

American Masterpieces initiative of the

National Endowment for the Arts for fiscal

years 2007-2008. Includes drafts of teacher’s

guide, song selections, and other relevant

information relating to the kit.

FY07-08 Fisk Jubilee Singers,

National Endowment for the

Arts American Masterpieces

project, photography

(3 of 3)

Materials related to photo session for the Fisk

Jubilee Singers project, Singing our Song

educational kit and multimedia presentation,

produced by the Tennessee Arts Commission

under the American Masterpieces initiative of

the National Endowment for the Arts for fiscal

years 2007-2008. Correspondence, contracts,

and invoices are included.

FY07 Natchez Trace Photography:

Lawrenceburg Shoot – Jed

DeKalb, TPS

Correspondence related to photo shoots

assigned to photographer Jed DeKalb

(Tennessee State Photo Services) in

Lawrenceburg (Vaughn Museum, Weather’s

Music Store, Crockett Theater) and Dickson

(The Grand Ole Hatchery and Dickson Old-

Timers’ Day, Arthur Smith-Robert Spicer

Memorial Fiddle Contest).


Folk Artists Mailings

Cover letter to accompany mailing to Handbook

for Tennessee Folk Artists produced by the



Folk Artists, Revised 3rd

edition

Color proof, correspondence, list of photo

selections and 3 CD-Rs associated with the 3rd

edition of the Handbook for Tennessee Folk

Artists, written by Patricia Atkinson Wells with

research by Dana Everts-Boehm under

Tennessee Arts Commission contract.

FY08 Pat Wells Contract for

Handbook for Tennessee

Folk Artists, Revised 3rd ed.

Contract, correspondence, and invoices for the

production of the Handbook for Tennessee Folk

Artists, 3rd ed. by Patricia Atkinson Wells in

fiscal year 2008.

FY08 Tennessee Folklore Society

Member Database,

Technical Assistance


from Jubilee Community Arts Center

requesting funding to develop a member and

subscriber database for the Tennessee Folklore

Society.

FY08 White Oak Timber Co-op,

Arts Center of Cannon


from Arts Center of Cannon County requesting

County, Commission

Initiative

funding for the White Oak Timber Co-Op, a

non-invasive, timber harvesting co-operative

program designed to selectively harvest and

provide Tennessee basketmakers the timber

needed to continue their craft tradition.

FY08 Latino Arts Survey, Allied

Arts of Chattanooga,


CI [Commission Initiative] grant to conduct

documentation of traditional Latino artists in

the Chattanooga area, project directed by

folklorist Liza Blair.


Arts Infrastructure Grant:

1st Year Program Assistant

Funding

Tennessee Arts Commission application to the

National Endowment for the Arts requesting

infrastructure funding for a program assistant.

Includes completed grant application,

correspondence, resume for Dana L. Everts-

Boehm, and other support materials.

FY09 Latino/Immigrant Initiative Site visit reports documenting work of Folklife

Program Assistant Dana Everts-Boehm’s

fieldwork with artists, organizations, and

events.

FY09 Cedar Glades Video

reissues, Arts Center of

Cannon County,




funding for updated format of documentary

videos about Tennessee folk musicians,

including Bob Douglas, Will Keys, Charlie

Acuff, Clyde Davenport, and McDonald Craig.

FY09 Latino Arts Survey, Allied

Arts of Greater

Chattanooga, Commission

Initiative


for 2nd year of documentation of traditional

Latino artists in the Chattanooga area, directed

by folklorist Liza Blair.

FY09 Tradition Book Project:


photography contract with

Dean Dixon, Commission

Initiative (T1 of 18)

Management of payments to Dixon for year one

photo assignments overseen by Robert

Cogswell.

FY10 Tradition Book Project:


photography contract with

Dean Dixon, Commission

Initiative (T2 of 18)

Management of payments to Dixon for year two

photo assignments overseen by Robert

Cogswell.

FY09-10 Tradition Book Project:

Details of Dixon Photo

Assignments (T3 of 18)

Communications with Dean Dixon about photo

assignments with specific subjects.


Budget and Invoices, Dixon

Photo Assignments (T4 of

18)

Documents regarding Robert Cogswell’s

authorization for JCI payments to Dean Dixon.


Texts FY2010 (T5 of 18)

Twenty-two artist profiles by Robert Cogswell,

three artist profiles by Dana Everts-Boehm,

introduction draft, and additional written

materials for book project.


Planning FY2010-11 (T6 of

18)

Notes and timeline regarding photography,

book and exhibit production, distribution, and

touring plans for project.

FY11 Tradition Project: Releases

FY2011 (T7 of 18)

Signed releases from book and exhibit subjects

giving permission for photo use in the project.

Also includes CD with PowerPoint

presentation.

FY11 Tradition Project: Teacher’s

Guide FY2011 (T8 of 18)

Summary and draft of text for project teacher’s

guide by Dana Everts-Boehm.

FY10-11 Tradition Project: Exhibit

Production, Hunter Museum

FY2010-11 (T9 of 18)

Documents and communications regarding

framing of photos, fabrication, and crating of

exhibit by the Hunter Museum.


Booking FY2010-11 (T10

of 18)

Promotional materials, communications with

prospective exhibit spaces, and booking

agreements. Also includes CD with related

photos and documents.


Tour FY2011-14 (T11 of

18)

Planning specifications for tour and schedule.


Shipping, Bonsai Fine Arts

FY2011-14 (T12 of 18)

Details of transportation of exhibit between

venues and billing documents.

FY11 Tradition Project: Opening

at Hunter Museum FY2011

(T13 of 18)

Planning for opening exhibit of tour, including

special non-photo components and

communications with featured artists for

attendance. Also includes CD with object

photos.

FY12 Tradition Project: Related

Exhibit at Governor’s

Mansion FY2012 (T14 of

18)

Plans for obtaining objects by featured artists

for display in Conservation Hall.

FY10-14 Tradition Project: Book

Distribution to Venues

FY2010-14 (T15 of 18)

Details of book sales by exhibit tour venues.

FY11 Tradition Project: Book

Distribution to Artists

FY2011 (T16 of 18)

Details of comp books and additional sale to

featured artists.


Distribution to Public

FY2011-14 (T17 of 18)

Details of online book sales through

Tennesseans for the arts website.


Publicity FY2011-14 (T18

Coverage and reviews of project.

of 18)



2nd Year Program Assistant

Funding

Tennessee Arts Commission’s application to

the National Endowment for the Arts requesting



correspondence, support materials, and final

report.

FY10 Sacred Music Documentary

CD Project: Arts Center of



Initiative



funding to create recordings, record interviews,

and document the settings of sacred music of

Middle Tennessee folk communities and

produce a three-part documentary project, CD,

and traveling exhibit in Middle Tennessee.

FY10 Latino Textile Arts

Workshop: St. Andrews

Center, Commission

Initiative


from St. Andrews Center (Chattanooga) to host

programming growing out of survey funded by

previous CI [Commission Initiative] grants to

Allied Arts, directed by Liza Blair. Match for

National Endowment for the Arts grant.




events.

FY10 Folklife Assistant Exhibits Information on fiscal year 2010 exhibits in the

Tennessee Arts Commission’s Gallery curated

by Dana Everts-Boehm. “Growing in

Tennessee: Rural Youth Cultivate Common

Ground” featured Telamon Corporation project

involving migrant education students in

photography, and “Carathers Family Quilts”

featured quilts by multiple generations of a

Hickman County family.



3rd Year Program Asst.

Funding






report.

FY11 Littlejohn Recordings

Project: Arts in McNairy,


Tennessee Arts Commission grant for audio

preservation project to fund digital transfer of

local collection of traditional music.

FY11 Tennessee presentations at

American Folklore Society,


Tennessee Arts Commission grant to support

performances by Tennessee musicians Aubrey

Ghent and Friends and Warren and Cushman at

the 2011 annual meeting of the AFS [American

Folklore Society] in Nashville.

FY11 Arts Center of Cannon

County: Hamper McBee

Spring Fed Records Reissue

Grant application from the Arts Center of

Cannon County to produce a CD reissue of a

recording made by Hamper McBee of the

Monteagle, Tennessee, area.

FY11 Latino/Immigrant Initiative Site visit reports documenting the work of

Folklife Program Assistant Dana Everts-

Boehm’s fieldwork with artists, organizations,

and events.

FY11 Folklife Assistant Exhibit Information on fiscal year 2011 exhibit in the


by Dana Everts-Boehm. “Memories of

Cartagena” featured paintings by Colombian

artist Jorge Yances.



4th Year Program Assistant

Funding






report.

FY12 Fairfield Four reissue CD:

Arts Center of Cannon

County (Spring Fed


Initiative

Tennessee Arts Commission grant for reissue of

1989 cassette recording by African American

gospel group The Fairfield Four (1989 National

Endowment for the Arts Heritage Fellows and

1994 Tennessee Folklife Heritage honorees).

FY12 Latino Folk Arts and

Traditions of East

Tennessee, Pt. 1: HoLa

Hora Latina, Commission

Initiative

Tennessee Arts Commission grant for first year

of documentary work on Latino arts in the

Knoxville area conducted by Knoxville Latino

non-profit group.

FY12 “Diversity in the Arts: From

Mission to Practice”

Project: Global Education

Center, Commission

Initiative

Tennessee Arts Commission grant for

production of video on best practices for

cultural diversity in programming, board

development, and outreach, later posted on the

Tennessee Arts Commission’s website.




events.



5th Year Program Asst.

Funding






report.

FY13 Littlejohn Sessions Reunion Tennessee Arts Commission grant to interview

and Documentation: Arts in

McNairy, Commission

Initiative

surviving musicians represented in the Stanton

Littlejohn recordings, with resultant video

program, matching American Folklife Center

funding.

FY13 Indexing of TFS Bulletin,

Tennessee Folklore Society,


Tennessee Arts Commission grant to create

index of the Tennessee Folklore Society

Bulletin, published since 1935, as a feature of

the Tennessee Folklore Society’s website.

FY13 Latino Folk Arts and

Traditions of East

Tennessee, Pt. 2: HoLa

Hora Latina, Commission

Initiative

Tennessee Arts Commission grant for second

year of documentary work on Latino arts in the

Knoxville area conducted by Knoxville Latino

non-profit group.




events.

FY13 Folklife Assistant Exhibit Information on fiscal year 2013 exhibit in the


by Dana Everts-Boehm. “Al-Tatreez:

Palestinian Embroidery” featuring work by four

women from the Memphis area.



6th Year Program Asst.

Funding




Includes application narrative and final report.




events.

FY14 Folklife Assistant Exhibits Information on fiscal year 2014 exhibits in the


by Dana Everts-Boehm. “Latin American

Artists Groups Show Featuring Rafael Casco”

featured work from the Knoxville area.

“Clorinda Chavez Galdos Bell: Cuzco School

of Religious Art” featured work in a Peruvian

religious tradition by a Knoxville artist.

FY84-99 Folklife Program Quarterly

Reports

Reports on the Folklife Program’s activities and

special projects prepared by Robert Cogswell

for years 1984-1999.

FY00-14 Folklife Program Monthly

Reports

Reports on the Folklife Program’s activities and

special projects prepared by Robert Cogswell

for years 2000-2014.

Series Arrangement: This series is arranged chronologically by fiscal year.

CONTAINER LIST

Contents/Item Title Date Box Folder

Tennessee Arts Commission Folk Arts/Folklife

program projects binder, folder 1 of 4

1985-2014 1 1



1985-2014 1 2



1985-2014 1 3



1985-2014 1 4

FY76 -- National Endowment for the Arts: 1976

Tennessee Folk Arts Coordinator: Evaluation

1976 1 5

FY84 -- National Endowment for the Arts Grant:

1st Year Folk Arts Position

1984-1985 1 6

FY85 -- “Tennessee Celebrates” Exhibit 1985 1 7

FY85 -- Local Contacts Homecoming ’86 Steering

Committee

1985 1 8

FY85 -- “Friends of Folklife: Conserving the

Heritage is a Tennessee Tradition”

1985 1 9

FY85 -- “Folk Arts and Homecoming ’86: An

Overview”

1985 1 10

FY85 -- Folk Arts Program Literature for Public

Libraries

1985 1 11

FY85 -- Program Activity: Folk Arts

Questionnaires

1985 1 12

FY86 -- National Endowment for the Arts Grant:

Folk Arts Position, 2nd Year

1985-1986 1 13

FY86 -- “Folk Arts/Full Lives: Seven Midstate

Seniors” exhibit publicity, folder 1 of 4

1986 1 14


Seniors,” folder 2 of 4

1986 1 15


Seniors” exhibit, folder 3 of 4

1986 1 16


Seniors” Loan Agreements, folder 4 of 4

1986 1 17

FY86 -- Festival of American Folklife 1986: Initial

Meeting

1986 1 18

FY86 -- Festival of American Folklife 1986:

Festival Contract

1986 1 19


Program Planning

1986 1 20

FY86 -- Festival of American Folklife 1986: Notes

on Contacts

1986 1 21


Fieldwork Report (Robert Cogswell)

1986 1 22


“Tennessee Folklife: Three Rooms Under One

Roof”

1986 1 23


Participants

1986 1 24


Charles Wolfe Fieldwork Summaries

1986 1 25


Phyllis May Fieldwork Summaries

1986 1 26

FY86 -- Festival of American Folklife 1986: David

Evans Fieldwork Summaries

1986 1 27

FY86 -- Festival of American Folklife 1986: Bill

Kornrich Fieldwork Summaries

1986 1 28


Merikay Waldvogel Fieldwork Summaries

1986 1 29


Robert Cogswell Fieldwork Summaries

1986 1 30

FY86 -- Festival of American Folklife 1986: Bobby

Fulcher Fieldwork Summaries

1986 1 31

FY86 -- Festival of American Folklife 1986: Nancy

Michael Fieldwork Summaries

1986 1 32

FY86 -- Festival of American Folklife 1986: Lisa

Moody Fieldwork Summaries

1986 1 33

FY86 -- Festival of American Folklife 1986: Judy

Peiser Fieldwork Summaries

1986 1 34

FY86 -- Festival of American Folklife 1986: Bob

Gates Fieldwork Summaries

1986 1 35

FY86 -- Festival of American Folklife 1986: Jay

Orr Fieldwork Summaries

1986 1 36

FY86 -- Festival of American Folklife 1986: Dick

Raichelson Fieldwork Summaries

1986 1 37

FY86 -- Festival of American Folklife 1986: Doug

Seroff Fieldwork Summaries

1986 1 38


Presenter Information on Artists

1986 1 39

FY86 -- Festival of American Folklife 1986: 8x10

black-and-white Photocopies of prints sent to

artists

1986 1 40


Miscellaneous Correspondence Received after

Festival

1986 1 41


Letters to Artists after Festival

1986 1 42


Presenter Information

1986 1 43

FY86 -- Festival of American Folklife 1986: Press

Coverage, folder 1 of 3

1986 1 44



1986 1 45



1986 1 46

FY86 -- Festival of American Folklife 1986: Dale

Calhoun Press Coverage

1986 1 47


Publicity Report

1986 2 1

FY86 -- Smithsonian Festival of American Folklife

1986: Tennessee

1986 2 2

FY86 -- Smithsonian Festival of American Folklife

1986: Brochures and Programs

1986 2 3

FY86 -- Festival of American Folklife 1986: Tape

Logs, Photo and Color Slide Inventory

1986 2 4


Photocopies and contact sheets

1986 2 5

FY86 -- Festival of American Folklife 1986: Photo

ID Sheets

1986 2 6

FY86-87 -- National Endowment for the Arts Grant

3rd Year Folk Arts Position

1986-1987 2 7

FY87 -- “Folk Arts and Oral History” 1987 2 8

FY87 -- Tennessee Homecoming ’86 Reports 1986-1987 2 9

FY87 -- Tennessee Homecoming ’86 Radio

Program Permission Forms

1986-1987 2 10


Program: Script

1986-1987 2 11


Program: Graphics

1986-1987 2 12


Promotions

1986-1987 2 13

FY87 -- Tennessee Homecoming ’86 Radio Promo

Letters

1986-1987 2 14

FY87 -- Tennessee Homecoming ’86 Audio Logs 1986-1987 2 15

FY87 -- Tennessee Homecoming ’86 Mailing List 1986-1987 2 16

FY87 -- Tennessee Homecoming ’86 Program:

Nemerov

1986-1987 2 17

FY87 -- McWherter Inauguration Gala Exhibit January 16,

1987

2 18

FY87 -- Davy Crockett Days: Tape Logs 1987 2 19

FY87 -- [Davy] Crockett Festival 1986-1987 2 20

FY87 -- Cannon County Crafts Exhibit Directory 1987 2 21

FY87 -- Cannon County Crafts Exhibit Price List 1987 2 22

Cannon County Crafts Exhibit Insurance Forms 1987 2 23

FY88 -- Cumberland Music Tour: Grant and Grant

Revisions

1988 2 24

FY88 -- Cumberland Music Tour: Budget Report 1988 2 25

FY88 -- Cumberland Music Tour: Participants 1988 2 26

FY88 -- Cumberland Music Tour: Booking

Promotion

1988 2 27

FY88 -- Cumberland Music Tour: Poster 1988 2 28

FY88 -- Cumberland Music Tour: Tape 1988 2 29

FY88 -- Cumberland Music Tour: Brochure 1988 2 30

FY88 -- Cumberland Music Tour: Brochure Bids 1988 2 31

FY88 -- Cumberland Music Tour: Publicity Photos 1988 2 32

FY88 -- Cumberland Music Tour: Performance

Contracts

1988 2 33

FY88 -- Cumberland Music Tour: Publicity 1988 2 34

FY88 -- Cumberland Music Tour: Evaluations 1988 2 35

FY89 -- Tennessee Folk Music Recordings: A

Recommended List

1989 2 36

FY89 -- Record List Project 1989 2 37

FY89 -- Handbook for Tennessee Folk Artists: Pat

Wells Contract

1989 2 38

FY89 -- Fiddle and Old-Time Music Contests in

Tennessee: Leads

1989 2 39


Tennessee: Miscellaneous Notes

1989 2 40


Tennessee: Disclaimers

1989 2 41

FY90 -- “Personal Visions: Bessie Harvey and

Homer Green” Exhibition Text

1989-1990 2 42


Homer Green” Loan and Price Papers

1989-1990 2 43


Homer Green” Press Release

1989-1990 2 44


Homer Green” Reduced Graphics

1989-1990 2 45

FY91 -- “Alex Stewart Remembered” January 10-

February 14,

1991

2 46

FY92 -- Volunteer Woodcarving Exhibit 1992 2 47

FY93-94 -- 1993 National Folk Festival General

Planning

1993-1994 2 48

FY93-94 -- 1993 National Folk Festival Artists

Leads

1993-1994 2 49

FY93-94 -- 1993 National Folk Festival Craft Area 1993-1994 2 50

FY93-94 -- 1993 National Folk Festival Maritime

Area

1993-1994 2 51

FY93-94 -- 1993 National Folk Festival Photos 1993-1994 2 52

FY93-94 -- 1993 National Folk Festival Copy

Panels, folder 1 of 2

1993-1994 2 53

FY93-94 -- 1993 National Folk Festival Copy

Panels, folder 2 of 2

1993-1994 2 54

FY93-94 -- 1993 National Folk Festival Press

Releases and Clippings

1993-1994 2 55

FY93-94 -- 1993 National Folk Festival Follow-up 1993-1994 2 56

FY94-95 -- 1994 National Folk Festival

Demonstration Programs Planning, folder 1 of 2

1994-1995 3 1

FY94-95 -- 1994 National Folk Festival

Demonstration Programs Planning, folder 2 of 2

1994-1995 3 2

FY94-95 -- 1994 National Folk Festival Publicity 1994-1995 3 3

FY94-95 -- “Stately Stitches” Clara Fodor Exhibit

at the Chattanooga Regional History Museum

1994-1995 3 4

FY94-95 -- “Dixie Frets” Exhibit General Planning 1994-1995 3 5

FY94-95 -- “Dixie Frets” Exhibit Plans and Specs 1994-1995 3 6

FY94-95 -- “Dixie Frets” Exhibit Loan Agreements 1994-1995 3 7

FY94-95 -- “Dixie Frets” Exhibit Copy 1994-1995 3 8

FY94-95 -- “Dixie Frets” Exhibit Press Release and

Clippings

1994-1995 3 9

FY94-95 -- “Portraits of Tradition” Exhibit Details 1994-1995 3 10

FY94-95 -- “Portraits of Tradition” Exhibit in

Tennessee Arts Commission Gallery

1994-1995 3 11

FY94-95 -- “Portraits of Tradition” Mailing Lists 1994-1995 3 12

FY95-96 -- “Tennessee Bicentennial Folk Music

Directory: A List of Performers and Groups”

1994-1995 3 13

FY95-96 -- Native American Cultural

Organizations in the Southeast Survey

1995-1996 3 14

FY95-96 -- “Ready for the Rapture” Exhibit, folder

1 of 2

1995-1996 3 15

FY95-96 -- “Ready for the Rapture” Exhibit, folder

2 of 2

1995-1996 3 16

FY96-97 -- “Handbook for Tennessee Folk Artists”

Notes, for 2nd Edition

1996-1997 3 17


1997, 2nd Edition

1993, 1997 3 18


1997 Mock-Up

1997 3 19


Distribution

1997 3 20

FY97-99 -- West Tennessee Music Project (with

Center for Popular Music, MTSU)

1997-1999 3 21

FY97-00 -- Cherokee Heritage Trail Project with

TOHA and NC Arts Council

1997-2000 3 22

FY97 -- Miscellaneous Folk Arts Clippings and

Reprints, folder 1 of 11

1997 3 23



1997 3 24



1997 3 25



1997 3 26



1997 3 27



1997 3 28



1997 3 29



1997 3 30



1997 3 31



1997 4 1



1997 4 2

FY97 -- Internship Project: Wendy Windsor and

Tennessee Folk Culture Bibliography

1997 4 3

FY98 -- “Routes of the Blues” project, partnership

with Tennessee Humanities Council

1998 4 4

FY98 -- “Routes of the Blues in West Tennessee”

by David Evans, edited by R. Cogswell

1998 4 5

FY98 -- Report on Latino Culture, by consultant

Norma Cantú

1998 4 6

FY98 -- “A Selected Bibliography of Folk Arts,”

Revised (Tennessee Arts Commission Folk Arts

Program)

1998 4 7

FY99 -- Cherokee Heritage Task Force 1999 4 8

FY99 -- Unicoi Turnpike, National Millennium

Trail

1999 4 9

FY99 -- Carillon Project, Bicentennial Mall,

Planning with Tennessee State Museum

1999 4 10

FY99-03 -- Tennessee State Museum Acquisitions:

Baskets

1999-2003 4 11


Craftspeople

1999-2003 4 12

FY00 -- Folk Arts Task Force, Tennessee Arts

Commission Folklife Program

2000 4 13

FY01 -- Tennessee Folklore Society Archival

Project

2001 4 14

FY01-02 -- Cumberland Trail Millennium Arts

Tennessee Arts Commission/National Endowment

for the Arts

2001-2002 4 15

FY01 -- Tennessee State Museum Acquisitions:

Baskets

2001 4 16

FY01 -- Ripley Choctaw Project 2001 4 17

FY01 -- Tennessee Folklife Heritage Award 2001 4 18


Tennessee Craftspeople, folder 1 of 4

2001-2002 4 19



2001-2002 4 20



2001-2002 4 21



2001-2002 4 22

FY01-02 -- National Endowment for the Arts:

Folklife Program Asst. 1st Year Grant

2001-2002 4 23

FY02 -- Sample Press Kit Project: Jubilee

Community Arts, folder 1 of 2

2002 4 24


Community Arts, folder 2 of 2

2002 4 25


Community Arts, Fiery Gizzard String Band Press

Kit

2002 4 26


Community Arts, Roy Harper Press Kit

2002 4 27


Community Arts, Will Keys Press Kit

2002 4 28


Community Arts, Charlie Acuff and the Lantana

Drifters Press Kit

2002 4 29


Community Arts, Miyagi Nosho Ryukyu Dance

and Music School Press Kit

2002 4 30


Community Arts, Natti Love Joys Press Kit

2002 4 31

FY02 -- Artist Press Kit Project: Global Education

Center/Heritage Partnerships, folder 1 of 3

2002 4 32



2002 4 33



2002 4 34


Center/Heritage Partnerships, Djembefole Press Kit

2002 4 35


Center/Heritage Partnerships, NanaNom Dance

Ensemble Press Kit

2002 4 36


Center/Heritage Partnerships, Batimbo Drummer

Ensemble Press Kit

2002 4 37


Center/Heritage Partnerships, Hula Halau Mano’A

E Hawaii Press Kit

2002 4 38


Center/Heritage Partnerships, Doalnara Rising Sun

Press Kit

2002 4 39


Center/Heritage Partnerships, Gary Cady Press Kit

2002 4 40


Center/Heritage Partnerships, Kala Nivedanam

Press Kit

2002 4 41

FY02 -- “Stately Stitches”: Tennessee Arts

Commission Gallery

January 10-

February 8,

2002

4 42

FY02 -- Uncle Dave Macon CD Reissue, Arts

Center of Cannon County (Spring Fed Records)

2002 4 43

FY02 -- Wickham Poster/Customs House Museum 2002 4 44

FY02 -- Pine Breeze Audio Preservation/Allied

Sound Production (serv. contract)

2002 4 45


Tennessee Folklife Program Assistant 2nd Year

Grant

2002-2003 4 46

FY03 -- “Key Ingredients: America by Food” --

Humanities Tennessee

2003 4 47

FY03-05 -- Cultural Threads Documentation

Project FY2003/Jennifer Core

2003-2005 4 48

FY03 -- Folklife Program Overview: Presentation

to Tennessee Arts Commission

2003 4 49


Tennessee Folklife Program Asst. 3rd Year Grant

2003-2005 4 50

FY03-04 -- Arts and Crafts of the West Tennessee

Choctaw, folder 1 of 8

2003-2004 5 1



2003-2004 5 2



2003-2004 5 3



2003-2004 5 4



2003-2004 5 5



2003-2004 5 6



2003-2004 5 7



2003-2004 5 8

FY04-05 -- Folklife Program Database: Image

AXS

2004-2005 5 9

FY04-05 -- Folklife Program Database: Design,

folder 1 of 2

2004-2005 5 10

FY04-05 -- Folklife Program Database: Design,

folder 2 of 2

2004-2005 5 11

FY04-05 -- Folklife Program Database: TAG

Technical Assistance Report by Dr. George

Schoemaker

2004-2005 5 12

FY04 -- Folklife Object Purchases 2004 5 13

FY04 -- “Stately Stitches” Exhibit, Customs House

Museum

October 1,

2003-January

4, 2004

5 14

FY04 -- Pine Breeze CD Reissue Jubilee

Community Arts

2004 5 15

FY04 -- Billy Womack CD: Arts Center of Cannon

County (Spring Fed Records)

2004 5 16

FY04 -- “Selected Bibliography of Tennessee

Folklife”

2004 5 17

FY04 -- “Choctaw: Making Tennessee Home”

Exhibit, Tennessee Arts Commission Gallery

December 8,

2003-March

18, 2004

5 18

FY05 -- Natchez Trace: Tri-State Files, folder 1of 8 2005 5 19

FY05 -- Natchez Trace: Tri-State Files, folder 2 of

8

2005 5 20


8

2005 5 21


8

2005 5 22


8

2005 5 23


8

2005 5 24


8

2005 5 25


8

2005 5 26

FY05 -- Sequatchie Valley Cultural Resource

Inventory: Music, Southeast Tennessee

Development District Technical Assistance Grant

2005 5 27

FY05 -- Tennessee Music Heritage Radio and

Archives Project

2005 5 28

FY05 -- “Key Ingredients: America by Food,”

Humanities Tennessee

2005 5 29

FY05 -- Sam Sweezy: Acquisition of Archival

Photography Arts Center of Cannon County

2005 5 30

FY06 -- [Sam and Kirk] McGee CD Project, Arts

Center of Cannon County (Spring Fed Records)

2006 5 31

FY06 -- Davis Unlimited CD Reissues, Arts Center

of Cannon County (Spring Fed Records)

2006 5 32

FY06 -- Folk Music Discography Jubilee

Community Arts

2006 5 33

FY06 -- Exhibit Case for Clara Fodor Embroidery,

Buffalo-Duck River Resource Conservation and

Development Council

2006 5 34

FY06 -- Craft Exhibit, Arts Center of Cannon

County

2006 5 35

FY07 -- BCMA Museum Development Grant 2006 5 36

FY07 -- Fund for Folk Culture Artist Support

Program: Newberry/Fiery Gizzard Nominations

2007-2008 5 37

FY07 -- John Work III CD, Arts Center of Cannon

County (Spring Fed Records)

2006-2008 5 38

FY07 -- Johnny Ray Hicks CD, Jubilee

Community Arts

2007 5 39

FY07 -- Research for Exhibit Development:

Birthplace of Country Music Alliance

2007 5 40

FY07 -- Tennessee Arts Commission Cultural

Crossroads Conference Music

2006 5 41

FY07-08 -- Fisk Jubilee Singers, Paul Kwami:

National Endowment for the Arts American

Masterpieces project, folder 1 of 3

2006-2008 5 42




2006-2007 5 43




2006-2007 5 44

FY07 -- Natchez Trace Photography:

Lawrenceburg Shoot -- Jed DeKalb, TPS

2007 5 45

FY08 -- Handbook for Tennessee Folk Artists

Mailings

2009 5 46

FY08 -- Handbook for Tennessee Folk Artists,

Revised 3rd Edition

2008 5 47

FY08 -- Pat Wells Contract for Handbook for

Tennessee Folk Artists, Revised 3rd Edition

2007-2008 5 48

FY08 -- Tennessee Folklore Society Member

Database, Technical Assistance

2007 5 49

FY08 -- White Oak Timber Co-op, Arts Center of

Cannon County

2007 5 50

FY08 -- Latino Arts Survey, Allied Arts of

Chattanooga

2009 6 1

FY09 -- National Endowment for the Arts

Infrastructure Grant: 1st Year Program Asst.

Funding

2007-2009 6 2

FY09 -- Latino/Immigrant Initiative 2009 6 3

FY09 -- Cedar Glades Video reissues: Arts Center

of Cannon County

2008 6 4

FY09 -- Latino Arts Survey, Allied Arts of Greater

Chattanooga

2008-2009 6 5

FY09 -- Tradition Book Project: Jubilee

Community Arts, photography contract with Dean

Dixon, folder 1 of 18

2008-2009 6 6

FY10 -- Tradition Book Project: Jubilee

Community Arts, photography contract with Dean

Dixon, folder 2 of 18

2009 6 7

FY09-10 -- Tradition Book Project: Details of

Dixon Photo Assignments, folder 3 of 18

2009 6 8

FY09-10 -- Tradition Book Project: Budget and

Invoices, Dixon Photo Assignments, folder 4 of 18

2009-2010 6 9

FY09-10 -- Tradition Book Project: Texts, folder 5

of 18

2009-2010 6 10

FY10-11 -- Tradition Book Project: Project

Planning, folder 6 of 18

2010 6 11

FY11 -- Tradition Book Project: Project releases,

folder 7 of 18

2010 6 12

FY11 -- Tradition Book Project: Teacher’s Guide,

folder 8 of 18

2010-2011 6 13

FY10-11 -- Tradition Book Project: Project Exhibit

Production, Hunter Museum, folder 9 of 18

2010 6 14


Booking, folder 10 of 18

2010-2011 6 15


Tour, folder 11 of 18

2010 6 16


Shipping, Bonsai Fine Arts, folder 12 of 18

2010-2013 6 17

FY11 -- Tradition Book Project: Project Opening at

Hunter Museum, folder 13 of 18

2010 6 18

FY12 -- Tradition Book Project: Project Related

Exhibit at Governor’s Mansion, folder 14 of 18

2011 6 19

FY10-14 -- Tradition Book Project: Book

Distribution to Venues, folder 15 of 18

2010-2012 6 20

FY11 -- Tradition Book Project: Book Distribution

to Artists, folder 16 of 18

2010-2011 6 21


Distribution to Public, folder 17 of 18

2010-2012 6 22


Publicity, folder 18 of 18

2010, 2013 6 23


Infrastructure Grant: 2nd Year Program

2010 6 24

FY10 -- Sacred Music Documentary CD Project:

Arts Center of Cannon County (Spring Fed

Records)

2009 6 25

FY10 -- Latino Textile Arts Workshop: St.

Andrews Center

2009-2010 6 26

FY10 -- Latino/Immigrant Initiative 2009-2010 6 27

FY10 -- Folklife Assistant Exhibits 2009-2010 6 28


Infrastructure Grant: 3rd Year Program Asst.

Funding

2010, 2012 6 29

FY11 -- Littlejohn Recordings Project: Arts in

McNairy

2010, 2013 6 30

FY11 -- Tennessee presentations at American

Folklore Society

2010 6 31

FY11 -- Arts Center of Cannon County: Hamper

McBee Spring Fed Records CD Reissue

2010 6 32


FY11 -- Folklife Assistant Exhibit 2011 6 34


Infrastructure Grant: 4th Year Program Asst.

Funding

2010-2011 6 35

FY12 -- Fairfield Four reissue CD: Arts Center of

Cannon County

2011 6 36

FY12 -- Latino Folk Arts and Traditions of East

Tennessee, Pt. 1: HoLa Hora Latina

2011, 2014 6 37

FY12 -- “Diversity in the Arts: From Mission to

Practice” Project: Global Education Center

2011, 2014 6 38




Funding

2012 6 40

FY13 -- Littlejohn Sessions Reunion and

Documentation: Arts in McNairy

2012-2013 6 41

FY13 -- Indexing of TFS Bulletin, Tennessee

Folklore Society

2012 6 42

FY13 -- Latino Folk Arts and Traditions of East

Tennessee, Pt. 2: HoLa Hora Latina

2012 6 43


FY13 -- Folklife Assistant Exhibit 2012-2014 6 45



Funding

2012-2014 6 46


FY14 -- Folklife Assistant Exhibits 2013-2014 6 48

FY84-99 -- Folklife Program Quarterly Reports 1984-1999 6 49

FY00-14 -- Folklife Program Monthly Reports 2000-2014 6 50

SERIES II. -- DECEASED ARTIST FILES

Series Scope and Content: This series consists of working files on folk artists and

performers who are deceased or no longer active with the Tennessee Arts Commission

Folklife Program. Materials include biographical information, press clippings, and

correspondence. Information on Tennessee National Heritage Fellows and Tennessee

Folklife Heritage Awardees is also included. It should be noted that the folder on Kenny

Baker (Box 7, folder 5) contains a publication titled “Masters of the Folk Violin.” The

booklet includes information on and an image of a young Alison Krauss. A table with

general information on each artist follows. Box and folder numbers are identified in the

container list following the series arrangement statement.

Artist Award/

Year

Art Form Birth-

Death

Date

Ethnicity Locale Notes

Acuff, Charlie Tennessee

Arts

Commission

Heritage

Award

(2005)

Old-Time

Fiddle

1919-

2013

Anglo

American

Knoxville

Area (Alcoa,

Tennessee)

Armstrong,

Howard

National

Endowment

for the Arts

National

Heritage

(1990);

Tennessee

Arts

Commission

Heritage

Award

(2003)

Stringband

fiddle

1909-

2003

African

American

East

Tennessee

(LaFollette)

Ashley,

Clarence Tom

Clawhammer

banjo,

guitarist and

singer

1895-

1967

Anglo

American

East

Tennessee

(Mountain

City)

Atkinson, Ben Woodcarver 1921-

2000

Anglo

American

Greenfield,

Weakley

County,

Tennessee

Baker, Kenny National

Endowment

for the Arts

National

Heritage

Award

(1993)

Bluegrass

fiddle

1926-

2011

Anglo

American

Cottontown,

Sumner

County,

Tennessee

(born Jenkins,

Kentucky)

Barnes,

George

Fiddle 1840-

1919

Anglo

American

Ocoee Gorge,

Polk County,

Tennessee

(born

Caldwell

County, North

Carolina)

Berry, Sarah Posthumous

exhibits in

Fresno,

California

(1993),

Greeneville

and

Rogersville,

Tennessee

(1994)

Quilter 1819-

1899

Anglo

American

Otes,

Hawkins

County,

Tennessee

Blaylock,

Laura

Basketmaker 1892-

1985

Anglo

American

Ravenscroft,

Cumberland

County,

Tennessee

Blizard, Ralph National

Endowment

for the Arts

National

Heritage

Award

(2002);

Tennessee

Arts

Commission

Heritage

Award

(2003)

Old-time

fiddle

1918-

2004

Anglo

American

Blountville,

Sullivan

County,

Tennessee

Bolden,

Hawkins

Sculptor 1914-

2005

African

American

/Creole

Memphis,

Shelby

County,

Tennessee

Bowman,

Charlie

Inducted

into Old-

Time

Fiddlers

Hall of

Fame

Old-time

fiddle

1889-

1962

Anglo

American

Gray Station,

Washington,

County,

Tennessee

Box, T. J.

“Uncle Jake”

Banjo, guitar,

singing,

harmonica

unknown Anglo

American

Chester

County,

Tennessee

Boyle, Frank

“Preacher”

Outsider art,

bottle painting

1933-

2001

African

American

Memphis,

Shelby

County,

Tennessee

Brewer,

Finley “Pap”

Old-time

fiddle and

flatfoot

dancer

1906-

1993

Anglo

American

Roan

Mountain,

Carter

County,

Tennessee

Brewster,

Herbert

Honored by

the

Smithsonian

(date

unknown)

Black gospel

composer,

educator,

minister

1897-

1987

African

American

Memphis,

Shelby

County,

Tennessee

Brown, Jerry National

Endowment

for the Arts

National

Heritage

(1992)

Potter 1942-

current

Lamar

County,

Alabama

Buchanan,

James

“Goober”

Country

musician and

storyteller

1907-

2008

Anglo

American

Bowling

Green,

Kentucky

Buckner,

Lewis

Furniture

maker

circa

1856-

1924

African

American

Sevierville,

Sevier

County,

Tennessee

Tennessee

State

Museum has

several

Buckner

pieces

Calhoun, Dale National

Endowment

for the Arts

National

Heritage

(1998

Stumpjumper

boat builder

1937-

2007

Anglo

American

Tiptonville/

Reelfoot

Lake, Lake

County,

Tennessee

Campbell,

Blind James

and his

Friendly Five

Blues, jug,

and string

band street

musician,

guitarist and

singer

1906-

1981

African

American

Nashville,

Davidson

County,

Tennessee

Recorded for

Arhoolie

Records,

1963

Carathers,

Mildred

Quilter 1913-

2011

Anglo

American

Nashville,

Davidson

County,

Tennessee

Tennessee

Arts

Commission

Exhibit

(2010)

Tradition

book and

exhibit

(2010)

Chesney,

Ralph

Basketmaker 1911-

unknown

Anglo

American

Luttrell,

Union

County,

Tennessee

Baskets in

Museum of

Appalachia

collection

Clark,

Cortelia

Blues

guitarist,

singer

1908-

1969

African

American

Nashville,

Davidson

County,

Tennessee

Won 1966

Grammy for

Best Folk

Recording

Cline, “Kitty”

Cora

(also known

as “Granny

Cline”)

Hammered

dulcimer

player

1876-

1973

Anglo

American

Fairfield,

Sumner

County,

Tennessee

First female

solo Grand

Ole Opry

performer

Cox, Ida Blues singer

and

songwriter

1896-

1967

African

American

Knoxville,

Knox County,

Tennessee

Davis, Ida

Pearl

Tennessee

Arts

Commission

Heritage

Award

(2001)

Basketmaker 1921-

2007

Anglo

American

Woodbury,

Cannon

County,

Tennessee

Tennessee

Arts

Commission

award was

shared with

daughter,

Thelma

Hibdon

Davis, Ted Luthier 1940-

2008

Anglo

American

Loudon,

Loudon

County,

Tennessee

Featured in

Dixie Frets

exhibit

(1994)

Decker,

Charles F.

Potter 1832-

1914

Anglo

American

Washington

County,

Tennessee

The

Tennessee

State

Museum has

several

pottery

examples by

Decker

Delaney

Family

Chairmakers 1820-

1898

(Lofton)

1877-

1946

(Charles)

Anglo

American

Hardin and/or

Henderson

County,

Tennessee

Photos in

Tennessee

Arts

Commission

collection

Douglas, Bob Tennessee

Arts

Commission

Heritage

Award

(2001)

Fiddler 1900-

2001

Anglo

American

Chattanooga,

Hamilton

County,

Tennessee

Driver, Taft Broommaker 1912-

unknown

Anglo

American

Watertown,

Wilson

County,

Tennessee

Duncan, Byrd Storyteller 1900-

1986

Anglo

American

Duncan Flats,

Anderson

County,

Tennessee

Dynamic

Dixie

Travelers

Black gospel

musicians

Unknown African

American

Dickson,

Tennessee

Edmondson,

William

Stone carving 1874-

1951

African

American

Nashville,

Davidson

County,

Tennessee

Several

Edmondson

carvings in

Tennessee

State

Museum

collections

Estes, Sleepy

John

Blues

musician

1904-

1977

African

American

Brownsville,

Haywood,

County,

Tennessee

Estes, Viella Basketmaker 1921-

2007

Anglo

American

Woodbury,

Cannon

County,

Tennessee

Transcribed

interview by

Robert

Cogswell and

Nancy

Sweezy

available

Evans, Lizzie Vernacular

painter

1865-

1941

Anglo

American

Shelbyville,

Bedford

County,

Tennessee

Fodor, Clara Tennessee

Arts

Commission

Heritage

Award

(2003)

Needleworker 1920-

2008

Anglo

American

Linden, Perry

County,

Tennessee

Included in

Tennessee

State

Museum

collections

Garrett, Bud Flint marble

maker;

country blues

guitarist and

singer; Rolley

Hole marble

player

1916-

1987

African

American

Free Hill,

Clay County,

Tennessee

Marble

making

machine and

marbles in

the

Tennessee

State

Museum

Collections.

Subject of

Betsy

Peterson’s

dissertation.

Green, Homer Vernacular

sculptor;

outsider artist

1910-

2002

Anglo

American

Bradyville,

Cannon

County,

Tennessee

Several

Green

sculptures in

Tennessee

State

Museum

collections

Grier, Walter Fiddler 1898-

unknown

African

American

Nashville,

Davidson

County,

Tennessee

Haile, Hascal Carpenter,

cabinetmaker,

luthier

1906-

unknown

Anglo

American

Monroe

County,

Kentucky

Hale, Theron Old-time

fiddler and

banjo player

1883-

1965

Anglo

American

Pikeville,

Bledsoe

County,

Tennessee

Hale

performed

with his

daughters on

WSM’s

Grand Ole

Opry in the

1920s and

1930s.

Harris,

Anselmo

Woodcarver 1849-

1938

Anglo

American

Union City,

Obion,

County,

Tennessee

Artwork in

Tennessee

State

Museum

collection

Harris,

Deadrick

Fiddler Dates

unknown

Anglo

American

Unicoi,

Unicoi

County,

Tennessee

Harris, Wash Outsider

sculptor

1905-

unknown

African

American

Memphis,

Shelby

County,

Tennessee

Harvey,

Bessie

Tennessee

Arts

Commission

Heritage

Award

(1994)

Outsider

sculptor

1929-

1994

African

American

Alcoa,

Blount,

County,

Tennessee

Helms, Mary

Dougherty

Weaving

(coverlets)

Anglo

American

Russellville,

Hamblen

County,

Tennessee

Helms is a

member of

the

Dougherty

group of

weavers

spanning

several

generations;

presenter at

the 1986

Smithsonian

Festival of

American

Folklife.

Hemphill,

Jessie Mae

Mississippi

blues singer

and guitarist

1938-

2006

African

American

Memphis,

Shelby

County,

Tennessee

(born

Senatobia,

Mississippi)

Hicks, Johnny

Ray

Ballad singer

and storyteller

1925-

2000

Anglo

American

Clarkrange,

Fentress

County,

Tennessee

Hoskinson,

Danny

Torch

artist/sculptor

1956-

2008

Anglo

American

Delano and/or

Benton, Polk

County,

Tennessee

Howard, Clint Singer,

guitarist, and

storyteller

1931-

2011

Anglo

American

Mountain

City, Johnson

County,

Tennessee

Jarrett, Alvin Woodcarver,

sculptor, and

toy maker

1904-

1993

African

American

Rockvale,

Rutherford

County,

Tennessee

Keahey,

Tommy

Net maker 1918-

unknown

Anglo

American

Fyffe, DeKalb

County,

Alabama

Participated

in Folklife

events.

Kemp,

Cordell

Banjo player 1909-

2005

Anglo

American

Defeated,

Smith County,

Tennessee

Keys, Will National

Endowment

for the Arts

Heritage

Fellow

(1996)

Banjo player 1923-

2005

Anglo

American

Gray,

Washington,

County,

Tennessee

King, Elvin Woodcarver 1924-

2002

Anglo

American

Sewanee,

Franklin

County,

Tennessee

Laury, Booker

T.

Blues piano

player

1914-

1995

African

American

Memphis,

Shelby

County,

Tennessee

Light, Joe Outsider

artist, painter,

sculptor, and

sign maker

1934-

2005

African

American

Memphis,

Shelby

County,

Tennessee

(born

Dyersburg,

Dyer County,

Tennessee)

Mangrum,

Blind Joe

Old-time

fiddler

1853-

1932

Anglo

American

West

Tennessee

Martin,

Jimmy

Bluegrass

singer,

guitarist, and

songwriter

1927-

2005

Anglo

American

Nashville,

Davidson

County,

Tennessee

(born

Sneedville,

Hancock

County,

Tennessee)

Mayes, Henry

Harrison

Religious sign

maker

1898-

1986

Anglo

American

born

Middleboro,

Kentucky

Religious

signs placed

throughout

the USA

McBee,

Hamper

Storyteller

and

moonshiner

1931-

1998

Anglo

American

Sewanee,

Franklin

County,

Tennessee

McConnell,

Doc

Storyteller 1928-

2008

Anglo

American

Rogersville,

Hawkins

County,

Tennessee

McDowell,

Fred

Country blues

guitarist and

singer

1904-

1972

African

American

Memphis,

Shelby

County,

Tennessee

(born

Rossville,

Fayette

County,

Tennessee)

McGee, Sam

and Kirk

Country blues

and old-time

music

Sam

(1894-

1975)

Kirk

(1899-

1983)

Anglo

American

Franklin,

Williamson

County,

Tennessee

Long-time

Grand Ole

Opry stars

who recorded

with Uncle

Dave Macon,

Arthur

Smith, and

others

McGhee,

Brownie

National

Endowment

for the Arts

Heritage

Fellow

(1982)

Blues singer

and guitarist

1915-

1996

African

American

born

Knoxville,

Knox County,

Tennessee,

died Oakland,

California

Mize, Robert Dulcimer

maker

1920-

2003

Anglo

American

Blountville,

Sullivan

County,

Tennessee

Work in the

Tennessee

State

Museum

collections

Monroe, Bill National

Endowment

for the Arts

Heritage

Fellow

(1982);

National

Medal of

Arts (1995)

Bluegrass

mandolin

player, singer,

bandleader,

and

songwriter

1911-

1996

Anglo

American

Nashville,

Davidson

County,

Tennessee

(born Rosine,

Kentucky)

Moon, Arlin Luthier 1917-

2008

Anglo

American

Holly Pond,

Cullman

County,

Alabama

Moss, James

Frazier

Fiddler 1910-

1998

Anglo

American

Cookeville,

Putnam,

County,

Tennessee

(born Sugar

Creek,

Jackson

County,

Tennessee)

Nashville

Mandolin

Ensemble

Mandolin

orchestra

Still

active

Anglo

American

Nashville,

Davidson

County,

Tennessee

Original

members

Butch

Baldassari

and Charlie

Derrington

are deceased

Nixon,

Hammie

Blues singer,

harmonica

player, and

guitarist

1908-

1984

African

American

Brownsville,

Haywood

County,

Tennessee

Odomankoma

Kyerema

Troupe

Ghana drum

and dance

troupe

1983-

1990

Ghanaian Based in

Nashville,

Davidson

County,

Tennessee

Group

disbanded

Pace, Roy Woodcarver 1926-

2011

Anglo

American

Greenbrier,

Robertson

County,

Tennessee

Received

certificate of

appreciation

from

Governor

Bredesen

(2004)

Palmer,

Kathleen

Dunn

Basketmaker 1943-

unknown

Anglo

American

Smithville,

DeKalb

County,

Tennessee

Member of

the Dunn

family

potters and

basketmakers

Peeler,

Armistead

and Parlee

Self-taught

artists

(Armiste

ad died

2005)

(Parlee

died

2004)

African

American

Grand

Junction,

Hardeman

and Fayette

Counties,

Tennessee

Phillips, John

Jr.

Gospel singer 1928-

2010

African

American

Nashville,

Davidson

County,

Tennessee

Featured in

Tennessee

Arts

Commission

Tradition

book (2010)

Pilkington,

Uncle Pete

Old-time

banjo player

and Cherokee

mouth bow

maker

Dates

unknown

Anglo

American

Shelbyville,

Bedford

County,

Tennessee

Pugh, Dow Woodcarver 1906-

1994

Anglo

American

Monterey,

Putnam

County,

Tennessee

Rachell, Yank

Blues and jug

band,

mandolin and

guitar player

1910-

1997

African

American

born

Brownsville,

Haywood

County,

Tennessee,

died

Indianapolis,

Marion

County,

Indiana

Performed

with Sleepy

John Estes,

Sonny Boy

Williamson

and Hammie

Nixon, and

others

Rector, Red Bluegrass

mandolin

player

1929-

1990

Anglo

American

born

Marshall,

North

Carolina, died

Knoxville,

Knox County,

Tennessee

Rich (Greg)

and (Mark)

Taylor

Luthiers Dates

unknown

Anglo

American

Business

located in Mt.

Juliet, Wilson

County,

Tennessee

Featured in

the Dixie

Frets exhibit,

1994.

Company

dissolved.

Roane County

Ramblers

String band

featuring

Jimmy

McCarroll

Dates

unknown

Anglo

American

Lenoir City,

Loudon

County,

Tennessee

Revival of

1920s string

band by

group

members’

descendants

Rodriguez,

Dionicio

Cement

sculptor

1891-

1955

Mexican born Toluca,

Mexico, died

San Antonio,

Texas

Rodriguez’s

work figures

prominently

at the

Memphis

Memorial

Park Chrystal

Shrine Grotto

Sayre, Maggie Ethnographic

photographer

and

fisherwoman

1920-

2000

Anglo

American

born Paducah,

Kentucky,

lived on

Tennessee

River in and

around

Decatur

County,

Tennessee

‘Deaf

Maggie Lee

Sayre’:

Photographs

of a River

Life,

published

1995 and

various

exhibits

including the

1986

Smithsonian

Festival of

American

Folklife

Schnaufer,

David

Dulcimer

player

1952-

2006

Anglo

American

(born Hearne,

Texas)

Nashville,

Davidson

County,

Tennessee

1976

National

Dulcimer

Champion,

among other

titles.

Collection

donated to

the

Tennessee

State

Museum.

Scott, Tom Basketmaker 1899-

unknown

Anglo

American

Lexington,

Henderson

County,

Tennessee

Scott, Willie Tatting,

quilting,

embroidery,

crochet

1902-

1986

Anglo

American

(born Franklin

County)

Nashville,

Davidson

County,

Tennessee

Featured in

Tennessee

Arts

Commission

exhibits,

among others

Scruggs, Earl National

Endowment

for the Arts

National

Heritage

Fellow

(1989)

Tennessee

Arts

Commission

Heritage

Award

(1994),

National

Medal of

Arts (1992)

Bluegrass

banjo player,

song-

writer, singer

1924-

2012

Anglo

American

(born Shelby,

North

Carolina)

Nashville,

Davidson

County,

Tennessee

Shipley,

Reece

Guitarist and

singer

1921-

1998

Anglo

American

born

Whitesburg,

Hamblen

County,

Tennessee

Presenter at

1986

Smithsonian

Festival

of American

Folklife

Sisson, Allen Fiddler 1873-

1951

Anglo

American

(born North

Georgia) Polk

County,

Tennessee

Sisson was

the 1921

Tennessee

State Fiddle

Champion

Slayden, Will Banjo player Dates

unknown

African

American

Near

Memphis,

Shelby

County,

Tennessee

Tennessee

Folklore

Society

released a

collection of

recordings

made in

1952.

Smith, Bessie Blues singer 1894-

1937

African

American

born

Chattanooga,

Hamilton

County,

Tennessee

Smith, Enloe

and Emma

Basketmakers unknown African

American

Grand

Junction,

Hardeman

and Fayette

Counties,

Tennessee

Smith, Jerry

Lee

“Smoochy”

Rockabilly

and Rock ‘n’

Roll pianist

1939-

current

Anglo

American

Memphis,

Shelby

County,

Tennessee

Recorded at

Sun Records.

Performed at

the 1986

Smithsonian

Festival of

American

Folklife.

Smith, Lucille Outsider artist 1910-

unknown

African

American

Athens,

McMinn

County,

Tennessee

Smith, Mable

Louise “Big

Maybelle”

Blues singer 1924-

1972

African

American

Jackson,

Madison

County,

Tennessee

Speller, Henry Outsider

artist,

blues

musician and

guitarist

1902-

1997

African

American

(born

Mississippi)

Memphis,

Shelby

County,

Tennessee

Spicer, Robert National

Endowment

for the Arts

Heritage

Fellow

(1990)

Flatfoot/buck

dancer

1921-

2002

Anglo

American

Dickson,

Dickson

County,

Tennessee

Stephens,

“Uncle” Bunt

Fiddler 1879-

1951

Anglo

American

(born Bedford

County,

Tennessee)

Moore

County,

Tennessee

Stewart, Alex National

Endowment

for the Arts

Heritage

Fellow

(1983)

Cooper and

woodworker

1891-

1985

Anglo

American

Sneedville,

Hancock

County,

Tennessee

Participated

in the 1976

and 1983

Smithsonian

Festivals of

American

Folklife

Strawn, Ben Basketmaker Dates

unknown

Anglo

American

Hillsboro,

Coffee

County,

Tennessee

Streeter, Colia Country

musician,

fiddle, guitar,

and banjo

1891-

1965

African

American

born

Wartrace,

Bedford

County,

Tennessee

Father of

Vannoy

Streeter

Streeter,

Vannoy

“Wireman”

Wire sculptor 1919-

1998

African

American

Shelbyville,

Bedford

County,

Tennessee

(born

Wartrace,

Tennessee)

Stringfield,

Clarence

Woodcarver,

sculptor, and

fiddler

1903-

1976

Anglo

American

born Erin,

Houston

County,

Tennessee,

died Kingston

Springs,

Cheatham

County,

Tennessee

Works in

Tennessee

State

Museum

collections

Tabor, Frank Chairmaker 1893-

1961

Anglo

American

Crossville,

Cumberland

County,

Tennessee

Taylor, John

Y.

Basketmaker

and chair

bottom

weaver

1893-

unknown

African

American

Brownsville,

Haywood

County,

Tennessee

Taylor, Taps Tap dancer,

singer,

percussionist,

and musician

unknown African

American

Nashville,

Davidson

County,

Tennessee

(born

Murfreesboro,

Tennessee)

Townsend,

Parks

Woodcarver

and storyteller

1909-

1991

Anglo

American

Johnson City,

Carter

County,

Tennessee

Represented

in Tennessee

State

Museum

collections.

Participated

in 1986

Smithsonian

Festival of

American

Folklife.

Treadway,

James

Chairmaker 1935-

unknown

Anglo

American

Westel,

Cumberland

County,

Tennessee

Worked at

Lowe’s chair

shop in

Westel,

Tennessee

Triggs, Jim Luthier Unknown Anglo

American

Nashville,

Davidson

County,

Tennessee

Formerly

worked at

Gibson

Guitars,

currently

located in

Lawrence,

Kansas

Tullock,

“Cousin” Jake

Bluegrass

bass player,

singer, and

comedian

1922-

1988

Anglo

American

Etowah,

McMinn

County,

Tennessee

Festival

established in

his honor in

1994

Underwood,

Alberta

Basketmaker 1926-

unknown

Anglo

American

Woodbury,

Cannon

County,

Tennessee

Represented

at

Homecoming

’86 events

Voices of

Love

Gospel Group

including

Rev. James

McCord,

Michael

Dixon,

Margaret

Spence, Rev.

Johnny

Rogers, Huey

Brown, John

Phillips, Joe

Whitaker,

Robert

Merritt,

Edward

Bowens (John

Hill, manager)

unknown African

American

Nashville,

Davidson

County,

Tennessee

Ceased

performing

in the 1990s.

Participated

in a

recording

project with

Bruce

Nemerov,

circa 1993.

Waggoner,

Tim

Herbalist 1940-

2013

Anglo

American

Knoxville,

Knox County,

Tennessee

Weatherly,

Elton

Woodcarver 1917-

unknown

Anglo

American

Paris, Henry

County,

Tennessee

Weems String

Band

Old time

string band

featuring

Frank Weems

(fiddle), Dick

Weems

(fiddle),

Dodge

Condor (tenor

banjo),

unidentified

guitar player

Unknown Anglo

American

Mousetail,

Perry County,

Tennessee

Western,

Clyde

Basketmaker

and chair

bottom

weaver

1910-

unknown

Anglo

American

Jackson,

Madison

County,

Tennessee

Wickham,

Enoch Tanner

“E. T.”

Concrete

sculptor

1883-

1970

Anglo

American

Palmyra,

Montgomery

County,

Tennessee

A $40,000

National

Endowment

for the Arts

grant was

received to

document

and preserve

surviving

sculptures

Williamson,

Sonny Boy

Blues

harmonica

player

1914-

1948

African

American

Jackson,

Madison

County,

Tennessee

(died

Chicago,

Illinois)

Given name

is John Lee

Curtis

Series Arrangement: This series is arranged alphabetically by artist’s name.

CONTAINER LIST


Acuff, Charlie 1998, 2005,

2007-2008,

2010

7 1

Armstrong, Howard 1986, 1990,

1994, 1997,

2000-2003,

2007, 2013

7 2

Ashley, Clarence Tom 2010 7 3

Atkinson, Ben 1989, 2002,

2014

7 4

Baker, Kenny 1987-1988 7 5

Baker, Kenny -- 1993 National Endowment for the

Arts Heritage Fellow

1993 7 6

Barnes, George 2004 7 7

Berry, Sarah 1994, 2001 7 8

Big Maybelle (Mable Louise Smith) 2007 7 9

Blaylock, Laura 2013 7 10

Blizard, Ralph, folder 1 of 2 1939, 1984-

1985, 1996-

1997, 2001-

2006, 2010

7 11

Blizard, Ralph, folder 2 of 2 1932-1937,

1983-1987,

2001, 2003

7 12

Blizard, Ralph -- National Endowment for the Arts

Heritage Award 2002

2002 7 13

Bolden, Hawkins 2000, 2013 7 14

Bowman, Charlie 2001, 2003-

2004

7 15

Box, “Uncle Jake” T. J. 1979-1980,

2001

7 16

Boyle, Frank 1993, 2001,

2014

7 17

Brewer, Finley “Pap” 1994 7 18

Brewster, Herbert 1981-1982,

1987, 2001

7 19

Brown, Jerry 2001 7 20

Buchanan, James “Goober” 2014 7 21

Buckner, Lewis 1982, 1998,

2013

7 22

Calhoun Boat Builders 1957, 1986,

1990, 1995,

1997-1999,

2001, 2005-

2007, 2011,

2014

7 23

Calhoun, Dale -- Clippings, folder 1 of 3 1955, 1963-

1964, 1969,

1974, 1976,

1982, 1987-

1989, 1991-

1994, 1998,

2001-2002,

2007, 2010-

2011

7 24

Calhoun, Dale -- Clippings, folder 2 of 3 1964, 1975,

1977, 1983,

1986, 1993,

1997-1998,

2002, 2005

7 25

Calhoun, Dale -- Clippings, folder 3 of 3 1954, 1957,

1973-1977,

1979, 1981-

1982, 1985-

1986, 1988-

1989, 1992-

1993, 1995,

2009, 2011

7 26

Calhoun, Dale -- National Endowment for the Arts

Heritage Fellowship

1995-1996,

1998-1999

7 27

Calhoun, Dale -- Tennessee State Museum

Purchase

1998 7 28

Calhoun, Dale -- Periodicals, folder 1 of 2 1974, 1988,

1991, 1995

7 29

Calhoun, Dale -- Periodicals, folder 2 of 2 1973-1974,

1977, 1986,

1990-1991,

1997-1998,

2009

7 30

Calhoun, Dale -- Boat building article for

Tennessee Historical Society

2000-2001 7 31

Calhoun, Dale -- Tennessee Folklore Society

Bulletin

1998-1999 7 32

Calhoun, Dale -- Masters of copied articles 1957, 1963,

1974, 1976,

1987-1989,

1995

7 33

Campbell, Blind James 1995-1996,

2006

7 34

Carathers, Mildred 1998, 2009-

2011

7 35

Chesney, Ralph 1988, 1996 7 36

Clark, Cortelia 2012-2013 7 37

Cline, Cora 2003 7 38

Cox, Ida 2013 7 39

Davis, Ida Pearl, and Thelma Hibdon 2001-2002 7 40

Davis, Ted 1994-1995,

2000, 2001

7 41

Decker, Charles F. -- Decker Pottery Exhibit 1979, 1982,

1999-2000,

2003

7 42

Delaney Family Chairmakers 2008-2009,

2014

7 43

Douglas, Bob 1992, 2001,

2005, 2009

7 44

Douglas, Bob -- Grand Ole Opry Debut 2000 7 45

Driver, Taft 1991, 2001 7 46

Duncan, Byrd 2014 7 47

Dynamic Dixie Travelers 2006 7 48

Edmondson, William 1937, 1995,

1998, 2000-

2001, 2005,

2013-2014

7 49

Estes, Sleepy John 1992, 1995,

1998, 2001,

2004, 2009

7 50

Evans, Lizzie 2003 7 51

Finster, Howard 1987-1989,

1990-1992

7 52

Fireside Singers 1993, 2009 7 53

Flores Bros. 1996, 2001 7 54

Fodor, Clara 1981, 1994,

2001-2006,

2008

7 55

Garrett, Bud 1983, 1987-

1988, 2001-

2003

7 56

Green, Homer, folder 1 of 2 1989, 1991,

1994-1995,

2001

7 57

Green, Homer, folder 2 of 2 1995, 2002,

2005, 2008

7 58

Grier, Walter 2003 7 59

Haile, Hascal 2001 8 1

Harris, Anselmo 1983, 1994,

2003, 2008,

2012

8 2

Harris, Deadrick 1990 8 3

Harris, Wash 1984, 1987,

1989, 1993,

2001, 2010

8 4

Harvey, Bessie, folder 1 of 4 1987-1995,

2001, 2003,

2004

8 5

Harvey, Bessie, folder 2 of 4 1984, 1986-

1990, 2001

8 6

Harvey, Bessie, folder 3 of 4 1985, 1988-

1989, 1990-

1991, 1993-

1995, 2000-

2001

8 7

Harvey, Bessie, folder 4 of 4 1987-1993,

1995, 1997-

2001, 2008

8 8

Harvey, Bessie -- Exhibits 1986-1995,

2001

8 9

Harvey, Bessie -- KMA Exhibit 1996-1997,

2001, 2013

8 10

Harvey, Bessie -- SAF Fellowship Application

1992

1992 8 11

Helms, Mary Dougherty 1983, 1985,

2001

8 12

Hemphill, Jessie Mae 1991, 2014 8 13

Hicks, Johnny Ray 1994, 2000-

2001, 2011,

2013-2014

8 14

Hoskinson, Danny, folder 1 of 3 1997, 2002-

2005, 2008,

2010, 2014

8 15

Hoskinson, Danny, folder 2 of 3 1989, 1992,

1994, 1997-

2002, 2010

8 16

Hoskinson, Danny, folder 3 of 3 1989, 1992,

1994, 1997-

1999, 2000-

2004

8 17

Howard, Clint 1980, 1985,

1987, 2003-

2007, 2012

8 18

Jarrett, Alvin 1988, 1991-

1993, 2000-

2001, 2005,

2014

8 19

Keahey, Tommy 1993 8 20

Kemp, Cordell 2003, 2005,

2010, 2014

8 21

Keys, Will 1996-1997,

2001, 2008,

2011

8 22

King, Elvin 1980s, 2001,

2011

8 23

Laury, Booker T. 1981, 1983-

1984, 1986-

1987, 1989-

1990, 1992-

1995, 1997,

2001

8 24

Light, Joe 1997, 2000-

2001, 2005,

2013

8 25

Mangrum, Blind Joe 1932 8 26

Martin, Jimmy 2002 8 27

Mayes, H. H. -- Existing crosses 1997-1998,

2000-2001,

2004, 2008,

2010

8 28

Mayes, Rev. H. H. -- Writings about 1974, 1982,

1986, 1997-

1998, 2000-

2001, 2003,

2009

8 29

Mayes, Rev. H. H. -- Bill Henry materials 1952, 1961,

1973-1975,

1979-1980,

1983-1985

8 30

Mayes, Rev. H. H. -- Book reviews 1999-2000,

2002

8 31

Mayes, Rev. H. H. -- Communication with

Catherine Mayes

1997-1998,

2000, 2002,

2014

8 32

McBee, Hamper 2010 8 33

McConnell, Doc 2008, 2014 8 34

McDowell, Fred 2001, 2013 8 35

McGee, Sam and Kirk 1974, 1997,

2004-2005,

2014

8 36

McGhee, Brownie 2009, 2013 8 37

Mize, Robert 1975, 2001-

2003

8 38

Monroe, Bill 1996, 2001 8 39

Moon, Arlin 1985-1987,

1994, 2001

8 40

Moss, Frazier 1978, 1987,

1996, 1998,

2001, 2004,

2006

8 41

Nashville Mandolin Ensemble 1994, 2001,

2009

8 42

Nixon, Hammie 1998 8 43

Odomankoma Kyerema Troupe 1982-1987,

1989-1990,

2001

8 44

Pace, Roy 1986, 1990,

2001, 2004,

2014

8 45

Palmer, Kathleen Dunn 1979, 1983,

1985, 1999,

2001, 2003,

2012-2014

8 46

Peeler, Armistead and Parlee 2013 8 47

Phillips, John 1983, 1988,

2009, 2011

8 48

Pilkington, Uncle Pete 1971, 2001,

2014

8 49

Pugh, Dow 1981, 1985,

1992, 2001,

2009

8 50

Rachell, Yank 1996, 1997,

2001, 2008,

2012

8 51

Rector, Red 2000, 2001 8 52

Rich and Taylor 1994, 1997,

2001

8 53

Roane County Ramblers 2003 8 54

Rodriquez, Dionicio 1991-1992,

1995, 2001,

2006, 2010,

2013

8 55

Sayre, Maggie -- Book 1986, 1989,

1995-1996,

1998, 2001,

2005

8 56

Sayre, Maggie -- Exhibit 1986-1987,

1989, 1995,

2001

8 57

Schnaufer, David 1984, 2001 8 58

Scott, Tom 1980, 2001 8 59

Scott, Willie 1979-1981,

1985-1986,

2001

9 1

Scott, Willie -- “The History of the Master Tatter:

Mrs. Willie Smith Scott and Her Daughter Miss

Charlotte Scott”

1978-1982,

1985-1986,

1989-1990,

1996, 2009,

2011-2012

9 2

Scruggs, Earl 2005, 2012 9 3

Shipley, Reece 2013 9 4

Sisson, Allen 1925-1926,

2002, 2004,

2009

9 5

Slayden, Will 1999, 2001-

2003

9 6

Smith, Bessie 1973, 1986,

1992, 2006,

2012-2013

9 7

Smith, Enloe undated 9 8

Smith, Lucille 1988-1989,

1998, 2001

9 9

Speller, Henry 2000, 2004,

2009, 2013

9 10

Spicer, Robert -- National Endowment for the Arts

National Heritage

1987, 1990,

2001-2002,

2004

9 11

Stephens, Bunt 1926, 1969,

1972, 1999,

2001, 2003,

2009-2010,

2012

9 12

Stewart, Alex -- General, folder 1 of 5 1978, 1980-

1981, 1983,

2001, 2009

9 13

Stewart, Alex -- General, folder 2 of 5 1978, 1981,

1983-1985,

2001

9 14

Stewart, Alex -- General, folder 3 of 5 1978, 1983,

2000-2001,

2005

9 15

Stewart, Alex -- Memorial Fund, folder 4 of 5 1985 9 16

Stewart, Alex -- Obituaries, folder 5 of 5 1985, 2001 9 17

Strawn, Ben 2013 9 18

Streeter, Colia 1988, 1994,

1996, 2001,

2003, 2005

9 19

Streeter, Vannoy -- General, folder 1 of 2 1985-1987,

1989-1994,

1996, 1998,

2001

9 20

Streeter, Vannoy -- General, folder 2 of 2 1989, 1992,

1996, 1998,

2000-2001,

2003, 2013

9 21

Streeter, Vannoy -- Drawings 1992 9 22

Stringfield, Clarence -- Hemphill Auction 1966, 1969-

1970, 1972,

1975-1976,

2001-2004,

2008

9 23

Tabor, Frank 1956, 2001,

2008, 2014

9 24

Taylor, John Y. 1984-1985,

2001

9 25

Taylor, Taps 1989, 2001 9 26

Townsend, Parks 1983, 2001-

2003

9 27

Treadway, James 2005 9 28

Triggs, Jim 1993-1994,

2001

9 29

Tullock, Jake 2008 9 30

Underwood, Alberta 1985, 1994,

2001-2002

9 31

Voices of Love 1993, 2001 9 32

Waggoner, Tim 1986, 2001,

2014

9 33

Weatherly, Elton 1988, 2001 9 34

Weems String Band 2001 9 35

Western, Clyde 2001 9 36

Wickham, E. T. -- General, folder 1 of 2 1975-1976,

1980-1983,

1985, 1988,

1991, 2001

9 37

Wickham, E. T. -- General, folder 2 of 2 1987, 1990,

1999, 2002,

2005, 2010,

2013

9 38

Wickham, E. T. -- Clarksville-Montgomery County

Museum

1999-2000 9 39

Wickham, E. T. -- Humanities Grant 1983, 2000-

2001

9 40

Williamson, Sonny Boy 1990-1991,

2000, 2008,

2014

9 41

SERIES III. -- GRANT FUNDING

Series Scope and Content: This series consists of working files related to grants

awarded to Tennessee organizations as assistance to Folklife programming and projects.

Materials include grant applications, correspondence, and support documents related to

project funding. Folders were condensed by the Tennessee Arts Commission to contain

application copies only. A table with a general overview of the contents of each file

follows. Box and folder numbers will be identified in the container list following the

series arrangement statement.

Year(s) File Name Project

1970-

1984

Folk Arts Panel Members

1970-1984

List by year of Tennessee Arts Commission Folk Arts

panel members

1976-

1979

Folk Arts Grant Funding

History

Chronological listing of Folk Arts grant funding for

years 1976-1979

FY1984 FY1984 Folk Arts Panel Folk Arts Panel FY1984, meeting notes,

correspondence, list of grant applicants

FY1985 FY1985 Folk Arts Grant

Applications

List of grant recipients, grant applications

FY1986 FY1986 Folk Arts Panel List of grant recipients, rankings, list of applicants,

correspondence, list of panel members, minutes of

April 12, 1985, panel meeting, grant review

guidelines, check list for 1985 grants-in-aid

FY1987 FY1987 Folk Arts Panel Correspondence, list of panelists, evaluation results,

site visit assignments, minutes of April 10, 1986,

meeting, notifications to grant applicants

FY1988 FY1988 Folk Arts APS

Applications

APS grant applications, Southern Folk Cultural

Revival Project (SFCRP) board of directors list,

Tennessee Grassroots Day general pattern of

presentation document, site evaluation for SFCRP,

correspondence

FY1988 FY1988 Folk Arts GOS

Applications

GOS grant application and Center for Southern

Folklore board of directors roster

FY1988 FY1998 Folk Arts Panel List of Folk Arts grant applications and awards, memo

re: review of applications dated February 5, 1987, list

of Tennessee Arts Commission Folk Arts panelists,

totals for funding for Center for Southern Folklore and

Southern Folk Cultural Revival Project/Grassroots

Day


Applications

APS grant applications, site visit announcements, site

visit evaluations


Applications

GOS grant application and site visit evaluation

FY1989 FY1989 Folk Arts Panel List of Folk Arts grant awards and rankings, site visit

assignments, memo dated May 17, 1989, re:

procedures, list of panelists


Applications

APS grant applications


Applications

GOS grant application

FY1990 FY1990 Folk Arts Panel List of grant recipients and ranking, list of folk

advisory panel members, memo dated March 13, 1989,

re: grant reviews, meeting minutes for April 7, 1989


Applications

APS grant applications, correspondence, brochure for

The Old-Time Music and Dance Foundation


Applications

GOS grant applications

FY1991 FY1991 Folk Arts Panel Rankings, correspondence, site visit assignments, list

of grant awards and rankings, minutes of April 4,

1990, panel meeting


Applications

APS grant application, correspondence and brochures

for Native American Indian Association (NAIA) of

Tennessee


Applications


FY1992 FY1992 Folk Arts Panel List of Folk Arts panelists, notification of grants

awarded, resumes for panelists Drew Beisswenger,

Jane Woodside, Laura Jarmon and Shirley Range


Applications

APS grant applications, listing of 1992 Native

American Indian Association board of directors and

list of arts and crafts demonstration participants, site

visit evaluation form for NAIA


Applications

GOS grant application, site visit evaluation form for

Center for Southern Folklore

FY1993 FY1993 Folk Arts Panel Rankings, minutes for April 8, 1992, meeting, site visit

assignments, memo to potential grantees regarding

state budget FY1993, general correspondence


Applications

APS grant applications and programs for the 11th and

12th annual NAIA Pow-Wow and Fall Festival


Applications


FY1994 FY1994 Folk Arts Panel Rankings, grant awards memo, general

correspondence, list of panelists, full list of grantees

organized by panel, list of financial resources FY1994

grants, panel conflict of interest policy, memo re:

advisory panels orientation, resume for advisory panel

member Michael L. Baker

FY1995 FY1995 Tennessee Arts

Commission/National


Rural Arts Initiative

Applications

Grant applications for National Endowment for the

Arts funded program, the Rural Arts Initiative

FY1995 FY1995 Tennessee Arts

Commission/National


Rural Arts Initiative Panel

Review comments of panelists, rankings in meeting

notes of November 21, 1994


Applications

APS grant applications, NASAA profile anecdote by

Cogswell


Applications


FY1995 FY1995 Folk Arts Panel Awards memo, rankings, general correspondence,

conflict of interest statement, list of panelists,

Tennessee Arts Commission panel meeting

assignments, key to development districts, panels and

grant programs, site visit grantee monitoring reports


Applications



Applications


FY1996 FY1996 Folk Arts Panel Rankings, list of panel members, grant notification

memo, general correspondence, panel meeting

assignments, grant application checklists, list of

panelists, Center for Southern Folklore Statement of

Functional expenses


Applications



Applications


FY1997 FY1997 Folk Arts Panel Major cultural institutions general support list, list of

Folk Arts applicants, list of panelists, general

correspondence, presenter assignments, application

checklist, advisory panel nomination form for Melody

Reeves


Applications



Applications


FY1998 FY1998 Folk Arts Panel Major cultural institution awards and rankings, general

correspondence, staff advisory panel statement, panel

schedule, advisory panel list, vitae and resumes for

Cherry Condra, Dr. Francesca McLean, Dr. Luke

Powers, and Chad Berry

FY1999 FY1999 Rural Arts Project

Applications

List of grant allocations, grant applications, flyer for

Cousin Jake Memorial Bluegrass Festival, Etowah,

Tennessee


Applications

APS grant applications, clipping re: folk presenters at

the Chattanooga Downtown Partnership

FY1999 FY2000 Folk Arts Panel Rankings, grant allocations, general correspondence,

list of Folk Arts panelists


Applications

Grant applications

FY2000 FY2000 Rural Arts Panel List of advisory panel members, schedule of panel

orientation meetings, rating and ranking sheet of

applicants


Applications

APS grant applications and correspondence


Applications


FY2000 FY2000 Folk Arts Panel Cultural Visions program allocations, rating and

ranking sheet, list of applicants, arts project support,

general operating support


Applications

Grant applications

FY2001 FY2001 Rural Arts Panel Panel meeting agenda for April 7, 2000, rating and

ranking sheet, grant awardees

FY2001 FY2001 Folklife APS

Applications

APS grant applications, monitoring report for Center

for Southern Folklore FY ending June 30, 2001

FY2001 FY2001 Folklife GOS

Applications


FY2001 FY2001 Folklife Panel Commission Initiatives awardees list, Rural Arts

Project Support, rating and ranking sheet, Folk Arts

general support grantees, general correspondence,

Tennessee Arts Commission budget organization and

presentation, Folk Arts panel meeting agenda for April

10, 2000, Folk Arts Advisory Panel list, list of

program requests

FY2002 FY2002 Rural Project

Applications

Grant applications for Rural Arts Initiative

FY2002 FY2002 Rural Arts Panel Rural Arts grant submissions list, Folklife allocation,

presenters assignments, rating and ranking sheet


Applications



Applications


FY2002 FY2002 Folklife Panel Recommended Folklife Program spending FY2002,

checklist of closed grants, advisory panel list, rating

and ranking sheet, Folklife grant panel review

schedule, list of grant applicants


Applications



Applications



Applications


FY2003 FY2003 Folklife Panel Folklife budget allocations, Rural Arts application

check list, general correspondence, April 12, 2002,

panel meeting agenda, rating and ranking, allocations

worksheet, list of panel members, grant allocations list


Applications


FY2004 FY2004 Rural Arts Panel Ratings and rankings, allocations FY2003-04, review

schedule for April 11, 2003, project support list

FY2004, application checklist


Applications



Applications


FY2004 FY2004 Folklife Panel Folklife Program budget FY2004, list of applications,

April 9, 2003, review schedule, allocations FY2003-

2004, ratings and rankings, list of advisory panel

members


Applications


FY2005 FY2005 Rural Arts Panel Rating and rankings, April 14, 2004, review schedule,

checklist status


Applications



Applications


FY2005 FY2005 Folklife Panel Folklife Program budget FY2005, list of advisory

panel, general correspondence, list of grant

applications, ratings and rankings, grant application

review schedule for April 7, 2004, mailing list for Folk

Arts contacts


Applications


FY2006 FY2006 Rural Arts Panel List of applications, rating and rankings, April 15,

2005, review schedule


Applications



Applications


FY2006 FY2006 Folklife Panel Folklife Program budget FY2006, list of advisory

panel, general correspondence, list of grant

applications, ratings and rankings, allocations FY2006,

program funding requests


Applications (1 of 2)





FY2007 FY2007 Rural Arts Panel List of applications, rating and rankings, April 13,

2006, review schedule, application checklist, list of

organizational members of Tennesseans for the Arts
















FY2007 FY2007 Folklife Panel Folklife Program budget FY2007, revised budget

processing, list of advisory panel, general

correspondence, list of grant applications, ratings and

rankings, allocations FY2007, advisory panel review

schedule for April 7, 2006, applicant checklist,

funding recommendations, GOS evaluation form and

guidelines, Rural Arts Project guidelines, APS and

RAP grant application review checklist, Arts

Education evaluation form, grant funding requests

FY2007, panel review lists for GOS applicants, GOS

checklists

FY2007 FY2007 Major Cultural

Institutions

Ratings for major cultural institutions, adjudicator

comments form, review schedule March 29 and 30,

2006, application checklist

FY2008 FY2008 Technical

Assistance – Folklife

FY2008 Technical Assistance grant application







FY2008 FY2008 Rural Arts Panel Rating and rankings, April 18 and 19, 2007, review

schedules













FY2008 FY2008 Folklife Panel Folklife Program budget FY2008, list of grant

applications, list of advisory panel, general

correspondence, list of APS and GOS funds to allocate

by program, GOS allocations, rating and rankings,

advisory panel schedule for April 5, 2007, list of

panelists for years 2001-2006, panelist nomination

forms and vita for Evan Hatch, Dr. Lindsey King,

panelist list for Rural Arts Project for years 2001-

2006, grant evaluation criteria, list of GOS applicants

and review status, grant presentation guidelines,

presentation template for Arts Project Support/Rural

Arts Project Support/Arts Access, application

checklists


Institutions

Applications for Major Cultural Institutions







FY2009 FY2009 Rural Arts Panel Rating and rankings, April 16 and 17, 2008, review

schedules, cost centers for rural funding
















FY2009 FY2009 Folklife Panel Listing of grant applications by category; FY2009

budget; April 1, 2008, review schedule, rating and

rankings; list of Tennessee Arts Commission and GOS

support organizations; general correspondence; budget

allocations by category; Rural Arts allocations


Institutions

Grant applications, review schedule for March 26 and

27, 2008













FY2010 FY2010 Rural Arts, GOS

and APS Panels

List of grant applications, list of panel members, April

2, 2009, review schedule, GOS allocations, April 22

and 23, 2009, review schedules for Rural Arts,

program allocations by category 2007-2010, rankings

and ratings (Rural Arts panels 1 and 2), list of

allocations by category







FY2010 FY2010 Folklife Panel April 2, 2009, review schedule, listing of grant

applications by category, general correspondence, list

of panel members, rating and ranking, allocations

work sheet, revised Folklife budget and contract file

completion FY2010


Institutions

Grant application, review schedule for March 25 and

26, 2009, general correspondence, grant evaluation

form

Series Arrangement: This series is arranged chronologically by fiscal year.

CONTAINER LIST


Folk Arts Panel Members 1970-1984 10 1

Folk Arts Grant Funding History 1976-1979 10 2

FY1984 -- Folk Arts Panel 1982-1983 10 3

FY1985 -- Folk Arts Grant Applications 1983-1984 10 4



FY1988 -- Folk Arts APS Applications 1987 10 7

FY1988 -- Folk Arts GOS Applications 1987 10 8

FY1988 -- Folk Arts Panel 1987 10 9










FY1992 -- Folk Arts APS Application 1991 10 19






FY1994 -- Folk Arts APS Applications 1992-1993 10 25



FY1995 -- Tennessee Arts Commission/National

Endowment for the Arts Rural Arts Initiative

Applications

1994 10 28

FY1995 -- Tennessee Arts Commission/National

Endowment for the Arts Rural Arts Initiative Panel

1994 10 29













FY1999 -- Rural Arts Project Applications 1998 10 42




FY2000 -- Rural Arts Panel 1999 10 46






FY2001 -- Folklife APS Applications 2000 10 52

FY2001 -- Folklife GOS Applications 2000 10 53

FY2001 -- Folklife Panel 2000 10 54

























FY2007 -- Rural Arts Project Applications, folder 1

of 2

2006 11 16


of 2

2006 11 17


FY2007 -- Folklife APS Applications, folder 1 of 2 2006 11 19


FY2007 -- Folklife GOS Applications, folder 1 of 3 2006 11 21




FY2007 -- Major Cultural Institutions 2006 11 25

FY2008 -- Technical Assistance -- Folklife 2007 11 26


of 2

2007 11 27


of 2

2007 11 28









of 2

2008 12 1


of 2

2008 12 2










of 2

2009 12 11


of 2

2009 12 12



FY2010 -- Rural Arts, GOS, and APS Panels 2009 12 15





SERIES IV. -- ORGANIZATIONS AND EVENTS

Series Scope and Content: This series consists of working files related to other state

agencies, organizations, and events related to Folklife programming in Tennessee.

Materials include programs, news releases, brochures, and other print materials. A table

with a general overview of the contents of each file follows. Box and folder numbers will

be included in the container list following the series arrangement statement.

Year(s) Organization/Topic Event

1987 Tennessee State University African American Culture and History

Conference, Nashville, Tennessee

1996 and

2000

Tennessee State University African American Culture and History


2002 and

2003

Tennessee State University African American Culture and History


1994 Allied Arts “Doing Fine on the Big Nine: The Ninth

Street Revival” documentary on Jazz and

Blues in Chattanooga

2005-

2007

American Roots Music Education Roots music workshops presented at Metro

Nashville Public Schools

2009 Arts Center of Cannon County,

Tennessee

Spring Fed Records Initiative

1986-2008 Arts Center of Cannon County,

Tennessee

Directories of Cannon County crafts people,

brochures, clippings and correspondence.

1997-2014 Birthplace of Country Music

Alliance, Bristol, Tennessee Note:

Two files

Brochures, newspaper clippings,

correspondence, programs, poster, invitation

to opening of museum.

1997 Blues Foundation/Blues

Connection, Memphis, Tennessee

Programs for Blues Symposium, May 2 and 3,

1997; Handy Blues Awards May 1, 1997

2000 Breakin’ Up Winter, Cedars of

Lebanon State Park

March 2000 newsletter and event information

sheet.

2008 Blue Ridge Institute and Museum,

Ferrum, Virginia

Poster for 35th Annual Blue Ridge Folk Life

Festival, exhibit brochure for “Hometown

Stars: Southwest Virginia’s Recording

Legacy.”

1985 Appalachian Consortium “Archives in Appalachia: A Directory” funded

by the National Historical Publications and

Records Commission and published in 1985

by the Appalachian Consortium.

1989 ETSU: “Now and Then,” The

Appalachian Magazine

1989, Vol. 6, Number 3, issue of “Now and

Then” magazine produced by the Center for

Appalachian Studies at East Tennessee State

University. Interview with Cogswell on page

41.

1986 Old Time Country Radio Reunion Programs for the 8th Annual Old Time

Country Radio Reunion held in Jonesboro,

Tennessee, May 30, 1986.

1986 “Archives of Appalachia

Newsletter”

Spring 1986 issue of the “Archives of

Appalachia Newsletter” produced by The

Sherrod Library at ETSU.

2008 [MTSU] Center for Popular Music Materials related to the Farther Along

Conference, April 4and5, 2008.

1989 [MTSU] The Sonneck Society Program and other materials related to the

organization’s annual meeting held in

Nashville, April 5-9, 1989.

1995-96 [MTSU] Center for Popular Music Information on music workshops and lectures

including programs for the fingerstyle guitar

seminar and conference (1995) and

Crossroads Intersections in American

Vernacular Music (1996).

2006 Center for Southern Folklore Miscellaneous publications including 2006

annotated overview of the CSF.

1979 Center for Southern Folklore Program Report

1986 Center for Southern Folklore Memphis Music Booklet

1977-91 Center for Southern Folklore News releases, clippings, exhibit programs,

and other materials related to assorted CSF

projects.

1982 Center for Southern Folklore Midsouth Music and Heritage Festival

program, news releases and clippings.


presenter’s guide, brochures and

correspondence related to the 1988 event.

1989 Center for Southern Folklore Midsouth Music and Heritage Festival,

includes National Endowment for the Arts site

visit report for 1989.



includes National Endowment for the Arts site

visit report for 1991.


includes event schedule and program for 1992.


includes event schedule and program for 1993.

1976-83 Center for Southern Folklore Includes press kits, programs and other items

related to films and exhibits presented by the

CSF.

1979-82 Center for Southern Folklore Newsletters 1979-82

1991 Chattanooga African American

History Museum

January 1991 newsletter, The Heritage and

recipes.

2005 Chattanooga Downtown

Partnership

Color photo scans and program for 2005

demonstration series.

2002 Coal Creek Watershed Foundation Correspondence

1986 Coffee County Museum Brochures

1986 Commission on Aging Conference Correspondence and program for the

Tennessee Aging Network Institute Spring

Conference, April 28-May 2, 1986.

1984 and

‘88

[Tennessee] Conservation

Department

Correspondence, paper titled “Heritage

Conservation for Metropolitan Nashville,” and

program for 1988 Appalachian Rendezvous.

1985 Country Music Foundation Arts in Education Project, Spring 1985

1985 Country Music Foundation Tennessee Committee for the Humanities AIE

grant application; “Tennessee Traditions in the

Classroom” workshop materials.

1982 Country Music Foundation Country Music Foundation and Tennessee

Arts Commission “Folk Roots of Tennessee”

school program. Includes application, program

ideas, and correspondence.

2007 Cousin Jake [Tullock] Memorial

Bluegrass Festival

Program flyers and clippings

2013 Friends of the Cumberland Trail “Cumberland Trail Suite” program

2005 Customs House Museum and

Cultural Center

Tobacco Exhibit

2000 Dias De Los Muertos (Day of the

Dead), Hendersonville

Program information and price list for art

work.

2003 Dixon Pentecostal Research

Center

Includes program for the official opening of

the Pentecostal Heritage exhibit, “The Beauty

of Holiness.”

1986 Dulin Gallery “Handed Down: East Tennessee’s Folk

Heritage,” October 26-November 30, 1986

1986 Historic Nashville, Inc. Family Folklore Exhibition, Fort Nashborough

1992-04 Fiddle Contests and Festivals:

Notes and Correspondence

Lists of Fiddle contests and festivals in the

Southeast.


Tennessee

Assorted flyers, schedules and announcements

for fiddle contests in Tennessee.

2005-06 Fiddle Contests and Festivals: East

Tennessee /Chattanooga Bob

Douglas Fiddle Fest

Flyers, clippings


Boxcar Pinion Memorial

Bluegrass Festival

Flyers and program for Boxcar Pinion

Memorial Bluegrass Festival, Chattanooga,

Tennessee, 2000, 2004, 2005, 2007, and

2013.

2005 Fiddle Contests and Festivals: The

Legacy Bluegrass Pik’n Barn

Bluegrass Summer and Fall Fest 2005


Laurel Bloomery

Johnson County Old-Time Fiddlers’

Convention flyers for 1995-98


Loudon Smoky Mountain Fiddlers

Convention

Ads and flyers for 1995, 1996, 2004, 2005,

2006


South Pittsburg Fire on the

Mountain Bluegrass Festival and

National Cornbread Festival

Flyers for 2003 and 2004, among others

1990-2013 Fiddle Contests and Festivals: East

Tennessee/Various

Includes Great Southern Old-Time Fiddlers’

Convention (2014), Coke Ovens Bluegrass

Festival (2013), Pioneer Days Bluegrass

Festival (2000) and others


Adams Bell Witch Bluegrass

Competitions

Programs and flyers for years 1993, 1995,

1996, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2002, 2003,

2004, 2006, 2007, 2012 and 2013.


Dickson Arthur Smith-Robert

Spicer Memorial Fiddlers’ Contest

Programs and flyers for 2002, 2004, 2005,

2006


Dunlap Coke Ovens Bluegrass

Festival

Flyers for 1995 and 1996


Bluegrass Along the Harpeth

Fiddlers Jamboree

Programs and flyers for 2008, 2009, 2010

1899 Fiddle Contests and Festivals:

Gallatin 1899 Fiddle Contest

Miscellaneous clippings and archival

materials related to contest held October 20,

1899.


Nashville Grand Master Fiddler

Championship

Programs for 2005, 2006, 2012 and 2013

2006 Fiddle Contests and Festivals: Red

Boiling Springs: The Donoho

Hotel Annual Bluegrass Festival

2006 programs

1985-

2011

Fiddle Contests and Festivals:

Smithville Fiddlers Jamboree and

Crafts Festival


1988, 1989, 1991, 1997, 1999, 2011; black

/white photos and clippings

1996 and

2000


Summertown Bluegrass Reunion

Flyers for 1996 and 2000

1983-

2014


Murfreesboro Uncle Dave Macon

Days

Note: 2 files


1998, 1990, 1991, 1993, 1994, 1996, 1999,

2000, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2010, 2011,

2012, 2014; miscellaneous clippings and news

releases

1985-

2007


Wartrace Pickin’ and Fiddlers

Convention

Flyers and programs for 1985, 1986, 1991,

2006 and 2007

1996-

2008


Middle Tennessee

Flyers, clippings, and programs for fiddle

contests in the Middle Tennessee region

including Rocky River, Lincoln County,

Madison, Jamestown, Lynchburg, and other

locations for years 1996-2008.

1975-

2012


Clarksville Old-Time Fiddlers

State of Tennessee Championships

Programs and schedules for 1975, 1988, 1989,

1990, 1991, 1996, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2002,

2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2010 and 2012

1986-

2013


Holladay Old Time Bluegrass and

Fiddlers Jamboree

Programs for 1986, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2005,

2006, 2007, 2010, 2012, 2013

1995-

2007


Jackson Old Time Music Festival

Programs for 1995, 1999, 2004, 2006 and

2007

1995-

2007


West Tennessee Various

Flyers for 1995, 2003, 2005, 2007

1995 and

2005


Various States

Miscellaneous programs and information on

fiddle contests in Missouri, Mississippi, and

Kentucky

1985-86 Fisk [University] Black Folklife

Festival

Flyers for Fisk Black Folklife Festival (1985

and 1986) and print materials on related

program

1986 Fisk [University] “Making Do”

exhibit

Background materials for Fisk Black Folk

Arts in Tennessee exhibit at the Hunter

Museum of Art, Chattanooga, Tennessee,

1986

1988-94 Folk Medicine Festival, Red

Boiling Springs, Tennessee

Background materials, clippings and

brochures for the Folk Medicine Festival

covering the years 1988-1994

2013 Folk School of Chattanooga Pulse article dated October 2013

1999,

2006

Curly Fox Museum Correspondence related to the Curly Fox

Museum in Dayton, Tennessee

2000-02 Global Education Center Brochures and program information for the

Global Education Center, Nashville,

Tennessee

1987 Gospel Arts Day: National

Proclamation

Background material on proclamation

declaring June 19, 1987, Gospel Arts Day

signed by President Ronald Reagan.

1988 Gospel Arts Day: 1988 National

Endowment for the Arts Grant

Application

Grant application and supporting

documentation requesting funds to produce a

Gospel Arts Day event in 1988.

1988 Gospel Arts Day: 1988 Final

Report

National Endowment for the Arts site visit

report on 1988 Gospel Arts Day by Gerald L.

Davis, Ph.D.

1989 Nashville Gospel Ministries:

Gospel Arts Day June 18,

1989/Doug Seroff

Video script, program, and other materials

related to Gospel Arts Day at Fisk University,

Nashville.

1989 Gospel Arts Day Booklet

Distribution

Cover letter by Cogswell and distribution list

for 1989 Gospel Arts Day program booklet.

September

11 and 12,

2004

The Great Island Festival Brochure and information on the Great Island

Festival at Fort Loudoun.

2008 Green McAdoo Cultural Center,

Clinton, Tennessee

Info on the “New Harmonies” exhibit at

Green McAdoo Cultural Center, Clinton,

Tennessee.

2002 Grundy County, [Tennessee]

Swiss Historical Society

Interview notes with John Baggenstoss and

newspaper article on efforts to establish a

working farm museum at Gruetli-Laager,

Tennessee, home of Swiss settlers in the late

1800s.

1995 Hancock County [Tennessee], Kay

Aker

Tourist information on Hancock County,

Tennessee.

1988-

2000

Harpeth Valley Sacred Harp

Singers

Newsletters published by the Harpeth Valley

Sacred Harp Singers, 1988-2000.

2003 Hartsville Museum Informational materials

1995 Heartland Series Heartland Video series listings produced by

WBIR-TV in Knoxville.

2008 Henderson County Folk Festival Clippings

2006 Hickman County Quilt Project Notes on quilt show organized by Ruth Ann

Carathers.

2008 International Bluegrass Music

Association Awards

Registration and program for 2008 IBMA

World of Bluegrass Conference, Nashville

1991 Jackson Area Plectral Society Series of 1991 newsletters

1998 Jubilee Community Arts Center Fundraising strategic plan, grant application to

the Fund for Folk Culture, bios of National

Endowment for the Arts National Heritage

Fellows.

1998 Jubilee Community Arts:

Knoxville Folk Arts Initiative


Grant FY1999


application, guidelines, and support

documents.




Grant FY2000



documents.




Grant FY2001



documents. Includes a disc: Tennessee Arts

Commission/Jubilee Community Arts Work

Sample B, Folk and Traditional Arts

Infrastructure Initiative FY2000.

1989-96 Jubilee Community Arts Schedule of events, calendars, and

correspondence.

1996-

1998

Jubilee Community Arts:

International Jubilee Festival

Schedule of events, flyers for International

Jubilee Festival for years 1996-1998.

1999 Knoxville Blues Society Newsletter

2000 Latino Festival, Nashville,

Tennessee

Arts Leadership Award Nomination for

Scarritt-Bennett Center.

2007 and

2008

Louie Bluie Festival Programs and promotional materials

1996 Memphis Pow Wow Association Correspondence

1995-

2013

Mountaineer Folk Festival Schedule of events for years 1995, 2002,

2003, 2004, 2009 and 2013.

2004 Mule Day, Columbia, Tennessee Program

1984-98,

2007

Museum of Appalachia Press kits, programs for 1984-1998 and 2007,

clippings, and correspondence. Includes disc

with 2009 press kit.

1994 Music City Blues Society Newsletters, November and December 1994

1985-86 National Association for the

Preservation and Perpetuation of

Storytelling (NAPPS)

Correspondence and background materials

related to National Endowment for the Arts

and Tennessee Humanities Council grants.

1986 National Assn. for the


Storytelling Homecoming ’86

Project

Correspondence, programming plans, and

related background materials.

1986 National Assn. for the


Storytelling

Site visit for NAPPS National Endowment for

the Arts grant application.

2000 N4 Art: Tennessee African

American Artists

Status report on project to identify prominent

African American artists with strong

Tennessee ties.

2006-07 Nashville Old-Time String Band

Assn.

Newsletters for 2010-11, Breakin’ Up Winter

programs for 2006 and 2007, event schedule

for 2006, other supporting documents.

May 6-10,

1959

National Folk Festival, Nashville,

Tennessee, 1959

Assorted clippings, schedules, and

correspondence related to the 23rd annual

National Folk Festival held in Nashville,

Tennessee.

1969 National Folk Festival Association Correspondence and support materials for the

organization of the 32nd annual festival.

2005 National Storytelling Festival

2005: Visitor Study

Visitor study of 2005 event conducted by

Your Market Research, Mechanicsville, VA.

2005 and

2006

NAIA Pow Wow 2005 and 2006 Programs, clippings related to events in 2005

and 2006, softbound “History of the Native

American Indian Association,” and design

booklet for the Circle of Life Indian Cultural

Center.

1989-

2012

New Harp of Columbia New Harp of Columbia newsletter

2005 19th Century Trades Festival

Educator’s Guidebook

Educator’s guidebook prepared by Travellers

Rest Plantation and Museum, October 20-21,

2005.

1985 Northwest Tennessee Heritage

Festival

Programs and background materials

1986 Northwest Tennessee Heritage

Festival

Programs and background materials

1987-89 Old-Time Music and Dance

Foundation Newsletters

Newsletters 1987-1989

circa 1984 Old-Time Music and Dance

Foundation: Jacky Christian’s

Dance Book

Article, “Southern Folks and Dance” and

unnamed dance instruction manuscript by

Jacky Christian.


Foundation: Correspondence and

Notes

Correspondence, notes and brochures, Metro

Arts Commission grant application, proposal

for The Southern Heritage Center


Foundation: Clippings

Photos, brochures, programs, news releases,

clippings, a 1986 issue of People magazine

with a story on Bill Monroe includes photos of

Christian

Old-Time Music and Dance

Foundation: News Releases,

Handbills

Handbills, news releases, flyers

2005 Parsons Museum Correspondence

1984-85 Quilt [Tennessee] Project Clippings and correspondence relating to

project conducted by Merikay Waldvogel

1995 Quiltfest ’95, Jonesboro,

Tennessee

Program of events and workshops held August

9-12, 1995, in Jonesboro, Tennessee.

1985-

1996

Rolley Hole Marbles

Championship

Flyers, clippings, game rules, sample

scorecards, Charles Schultz “Peanuts” cartoon

strip related to the marble game Rolley Hole.

1996 Rolley Hole Marbles Festival 1996 Event information and schedule, programs,

network media contacts, Tennessee

Conservationist magazine, July/August 1996

issue, New York Times article dated December

5, 1995, on cultural tourism with R. Cogswell

quote.

1986-

1991

Rose Center Grant applications, brochures, press releases,

exhibit notices, clippings. Includes black-and-

white photographs.

1987-95 Smoky Mountain Woodcarvers Brochures

2005 Rhythm and Bones Society

Chattanooga, Tennessee

Brochure for Bones Fest July 8-10, 2005

2005-06 Rhythm and Roots Reunion,

Bristol, Tennessee

Schedules, brochure, clippings

1997 Scopes Trial Festival, Dayton,

Tennessee

Program for July 17-20, 1997, play and

festival, fact sheet on the Scopes Trial.

1984 Scott Tobacco Company Notes on Scott Tobacco Company of Bowling

Green and Memphis order form

2003 Sumner County Museum Brochure, notes of June 2, 2003, visit to

museum.

1987-88 Southern Folk Cultural Revival

Project (SFCRP): Technical

Assistance

Correspondence, organizational evaluation


Project (SFCRP): Tennessee

Grassroots Days

Program, clippings, commentary, contracts


Project (SFCRP): Southern

Grassroots Music Tour and School

Program

Program, school series evaluations, grant

application to Tennessee Arts Commission

No date Southern Folk Cultural Revival

Project (SFCRP): Tennessee State

University Merger Proposal

Draft of Tennessee HB 426 to create the

Institute of Traditional Culture for the South-

Haley Family Chair of Excellence at

Tennessee State University; draft proposal for

merger/sponsorship with SFCRP.

1980s Southern Folk Cultural Revival

Project (SFCRP): Anne Romaine

Bio, resume, clippings and other SFCRP

program information.

1997 Southern Folk Festival 1997 Programs, schedule, presenters’ information

kit for event of October 3-7, 1997.

1985, ‘90

‘93

Tennessee Association of

Museums

Conference programs, membership directory

(1985 and 1990 and 1993), organizational

brochures

2007 Tennessee Archive of Moving

Image and Sound: Film Series

Newsletter dated Spring 2007

1992 Tennessee Aquarium Clipping from Chattanooga News-Free Press

dated March 15, 1992, about folk art exhibit.

1988 Tennessee Banjo Institute

Program and Clippings

Program, clippings, Banjo Meltdown program,

December 1988 issue of Banjo Newsletter

with Tennessee Banjo Institute coverage,

November 10-12, 1988.


Program and Clippings


December 1990 issue of Banjo Newsletter

with Tennessee Banjo Institute coverage,

November 1-3, 1990.


Program


November 5-7, 1992.


Feature Story

Overview article previewing the 1992 event at

Cedars of Lebanon State Park.

2001 Tennessee Basketry Convention

Pigeon Forge July 17-20, 2002

Registration form and program for 2002;

program for 2001.

2001 Tennessee Basketry Association Newsletter

1995 Tennessee Business ’95 Tennessee Business ’95 Cogswell article

titled, “Doing Right by the Local Folks:

Grassroots Issues in Cultural Tourism.”

1995 Cultural Tourism: Sources for

Tennessee Business ’95

Clippings, journal reprints and other source

material for article by Robert Cogswell.

Includes black and white photographs.

1985 Tennessee Community Heritage

Project

Correspondence, program for one-day local

heritage conference, Spring 1984 issue of

Touchstone

1985 Tennessee Committee for the

Humanities: TCH Traveling

Exhibit

Exhibit storyline, correspondence, Spring

1986 issue of Touchstone


Humanities: Heritage Guide --

Caneta Hankins

Teachers’ Guide compiled by Caneta Skelley

Hankins

2007 Tennessee Folklore Society:

Management Change

Correspondence, initial draft of a proposal to

edit and produce the TFS Bulletin prepared by

Brent Cantrell September 7, 2007, forward to

TFS anthology by Cogswell.


“Southbound” PBS Series

Press releases, clippings about “Southbound”

PBS series produced by Sol Korine and Blaine

Dunlap, with assistance from TFS, Georgia

Educational Television and support from the

National Endowment for the Arts, Tennessee

Arts Commission and The Lyndhurst

Foundation.


Annual Meeting, October 19-20,

1984

Meeting agenda, program, treasurer’s report,

meeting notes, handouts, itinerary, clippings.


Annual Meeting, November 8-9,

1985


handouts, special projects report.



1986

Memo, treasurer’s report, special projects

report, clipping on Free Hill LP project.


Annual Meeting, October 22, 1988

Meeting program, treasurer’s report



Meeting program, treasurer’s report, special

projects report, hotel and parking information.



1990

Meeting program, treasurer’s report, special

projects report.


Annual Meeting, November 12,

1994

Meeting program, white paper on Charles

Faulkner Bryan.



1995


special projects report, meeting notes,

itinerary.



1996

Meeting agenda, program, meeting notes.



1997


meeting notes, handouts, itinerary,

bibliography.



1999


special projects report, handouts, notes.


Annual Meeting, October 20-21,

2000


special projects report, Frist Foundation

technology grant application, report of the

TFS Bylaws Committee, handouts, notes.




special projects report, TFS Bylaws revisions

and ballot, Tennessee Arts Commission report

outline.



2002

Call for papers, meeting agenda, program,

treasurer’s report, special projects report, 2001

meeting minutes, TFS Board of Directors

ballot, Tennessee Arts Commission Folklife

program report, Clyde Davenport concert

preview.



2003

Call for papers, meeting agenda, notes, Uncle

Dave Macon brochure, correspondence.



Meeting agenda, Tennessee Arts Commission

Folklife report, special projects report, job

description for Tennessee Arts Commission

Folklife assistant, call for TFSB editor,

membership recruitment initiative.


Business Meeting, April 22, 2005

Meeting agenda, financial policy manual,

notes, correspondence re: reorganization.



Meeting agenda and notes


Annual Meeting, November

3and4, 2006

Meeting agenda, program, flyer for TFS

recordings, special projects report,

correspondence, information on Reelfoot Lake

State Park Auto Tour.


Annual Meeting, November. 2-3,

2007

Meeting agenda, program, Tennessee Arts

Commission proposal for JCA funding to

produce the TFSB, Tennessee Arts

Commission Technical Assistance Grant

Proposal to fund JCA to develop and manage

membership database, Tennessee Arts

Commission Folklife Program report,

clipping.



2008

Meeting schedule, special projects report,

treasurer’s report, meeting notes.



Meeting agenda, treasurer’s report, board

member ballot, correspondence, outline for

documentary, “I’ll Keep on Singing: The

Southern Gospel Convention Tradition” by

Stephen Shearon and Mary Nichols



Meeting announcement and agenda,

treasurer’s report, Tennessee Arts

Commission Folklife Program, schedule for

32nd annual Bell Witch Old-Time and

Bluegrass contest.



Meeting agenda, treasurer’s report



2012

Meeting agenda, treasurer’s report, Tennessee

Arts Commission Folklife Program report,

McNairy County Artisan Trail brochure and

handout.

Not dated Tennessee Folklore Society:

Membership

Membership roster

2001 Tennessee Folklore Society: By-

laws Meeting

List of attendees, meeting notes, general non-

profit board protocol and guidelines, board

assessment form.


laws Report, October 21, 2000

Report and suggestions for revisions of TFS

by-laws, copy of non-profit status paperwork

and original by-laws drafted in 1935 and

amendments dated January 23, 1976,

information on 501(c) (3) organizations.


laws Comparative Documents

2001 revisions to by-laws, by-laws from other

organizations including TACA, American

Folklore Society, Alabama Folklife

Association, Inc., New York Folklore Society,

North Carolina Presenters Consortium, Inc.,

Tennessee Writers Alliance, Inc., North

Carolina Folklore Society, and Chattanooga

African American Museum Policies.

2001 Tennessee Folklore Society: Initial

Work Plan for Chris Skinker

Master list of materials housed at MTSU,

inventory of video tapes.

1935-72 Tennessee Folklore Society:

Articles Index (1935-72)

List of articles by title published in the TFS

Bulletin for years 1935-72.

2000 Tennessee Folklore Society TA:

June Spencer

Contract for consultant June Spencer to

update/amend by-laws and organizational

structure of the TFS, contract objects and

work plan, correspondence.

1984-86 Tennessee Folklore Society:

Charles Wolfe

Miscellaneous correspondence with Dr.

Charles Wolfe of MTSU, brief story on

Cogswell Tennessee Arts Commission hiring

submitted to TFS Bulletin.

1985 Tennessee Historical Commission:

Historic Sites

List of historic sites located in Tennessee

provided by the Tennessee Historical

Commission.

Tennessee Historical Commission:

The Courier

Newsletters published by Tennessee Historical

Commission: October 1985, June 1986,

February 1988, October 1990, February 1991,

February 1994.

1991 Tennessee Humanities Council:

Grants

Grant program announcement for years 1991-

1994, brochure on “Southern Voices” exhibit,

booklet for Tennessee Humanities Council

Speakers Bureau, fact sheet for Telling

Tennessee’s Story for the 21st Century–A

Bicentennial Legacy.


Humanities, Inc.: Touchstone

Vol. 1, No. 2, Nos. 13, 15, 25 and 27

1999 Tennessee Latino Network Participant list, meeting summaries,

correspondence, business cards, Title VI

brochures, Federal Register, Part X, dated

January 16, 2001, National Endowment for

the Arts Millennium initiatives, clippings, East

Tennessee Hispanic Community Services

promotional materials, and materials on

minority health programs .

1994 Tennessee Overhill Heritage

Association: Tourism Project

Correspondence, reprints, brochures, summary

of Southern Seed Legacy Project, list of

speakers for Heritage Partnerships Conference

(1994), “Regional Heritage Areas:

Approaches to Sustainable Development”

compiled by the National Trust for Historic

Preservation.

No date Tennessee Overhill: “Preserving

the Industrial Revolution”

Magazine article titled “Tennessee’s Overhill

Country: Preserving the Industrial

Revolution,” written by Sandra L. Ballard and

published in Now and Then, date unknown.

1994-08 Tennessee Overhill Heritage

Association/Caldwell

Correspondence, brochures, article on weaver

Maggie Parton Murphy, information on the

Trail of Tears Association, clippings,

America’s Millennium Trails initiative,

“1997-98 Guide to McMinn-Monroe-Polk

Counties,” Cherohala Skyway News.


Association: National Endowment

for the Arts RAI Grant (from

LRH)

2nd year application for Tennessee Overhill

Heritage Association expansion arts program

grant. National Endowment for the Arts

information booklets.


Association: 2nd Year National

Endowment for the Arts RAI

Grant Report

Completed status report with directions.


Association: 3rd Year National

Endowment for the Arts RAI

Grant

Request for third year funding for the National

Endowment for the Arts Rural Arts Initiative,

correspondence, support materials.


Association: USDA Forest Service

Application 1997

Grant application to USDA for a Rural

Community Assistance grant, correspondence,

support materials.

1996 Tennessee Overhill: Local

Religious Signs

Photocopy from book, These Stones Speak,

relating to Rev. H. H. Mays and other makers

of religious signage.


Association: Sign Project (USDA

Forest Series)

Grant application and support materials

requesting funding for “Follow the Signs:

Roadside Signs as Expressions of Place.”


Association: Sign Project

Invitation, exhibit guide book, event calendar,

brochures, clippings, news release, and

correspondence.


Association: Cultural Legacy

Project

Meeting notes, National Endowment for the

Arts Expansion Arts grant funding reviews,

correspondence, flyers, and survey forms.


Association: National Endowment

for the Arts Expansion Arts

Program Grant

Typed remarks delivered by former National

Endowment for the Arts Chair Jane

Alexander, February 9, 1994, brochures,

posters, grant application.


Association: Folk Cultural

Specialist Position

Application letters and résumés for the Folk

Cultural Specialist position, brochures, letter

of support for Brent Cantrell written by

Cogswell.


Association: Ocoee Event

Cultural Program schedule at 1996 Olympic

white water events, flyer and March-April

1989 issue of Precious Memories gospel

music journal.

1988 Tennessee Overhill: Sweetgrass

Conservation Field Trial

Proposal, correspondence re: Sweetgrass

Conservation Field Trial conducted by U.S.

Department of Agriculture.

No date Tennessee Valley Authority:

Tourism Project

Tennessee River heritage maps produced by

the TVA.

2004-05 Tennessee River Trails

Association

Meeting agenda, brochures, surveys, draft of A

Strategic Plan for the Tennessee River Trails

Region (2005), listing of attractions along the

Tennessee River and A Profile of the

Tennessee River Trails Area (2004)

2005 Tennessee Sampler Survey Cover letter and survey

1986 Tennessee Sites and Areas

Brochures

Assorted brochures for sites of interest in

Tennessee, including Jonesborough,

Chattanooga, Oak Ridge, Museum of Tobacco

Art and History, Appalachian Center for

Crafts and others. Tennessee Homecoming

’86 newspaper supplements for the Upper

Cumberlands and Middle Tennessee.

1985-87 Tennessee State Museum Copy of Southern Folk Art exhibit brochure,

clippings, invitation for Edmondson exhibit,

Tennessee State Museum organizational chart,

résumé for Dan Pomeroy.

2005 Traditional Appalachian Musical

Heritage Association

Brochures, correspondence, and color

photocopies of images of Ralph Blizard and

others.

2003 James Vaughan Museum Clippings, brochures, and background

information for gospel music publisher and

quartet leader James Vaughan.

1998-06 WDVX Radio Spring 1998 WDVX newsletter, marketing

booklet clippings, supplemental information

document, and car tag.

No date West Tennessee Delta Heritage

Center

Brochures and postcards, including Sleepy

John Estes home, West Tennessee Music

pamphlet, and Brownsville Blues Festival.

1995 West Tennessee Agricultural

Museum

Schedule of special events for 1995, brochures

for West Tennessee Agricultural Museum.

1985 Williamson County Country Music

Festival

Flyers for Williamson County Country Music

Festival, August 9-10, 1985.

1981 Report for World’s Fair by Mick

Moloney, 1981

Softbound report on developing a folk festival

for the 1982 World’s Fair staged in Knoxville,

Tennessee.

1982 World’s Fair Participants Weekly schedule and list of participants

featured at the 1982 World’s Fair in

Knoxville.

1982 1982 World’s Fair Program Book Program books for the 1982 World’s Fair

Folklife Festival May-October 1982.

Series Arrangement: This series is arranged alphabetically by organization or event

name.

CONTAINER LIST


African American Culture and History Conference

-- Tennessee State University

1987-1994 13 1



1995-2000 13 2



2002-2003 13 3

Allied Arts -- “Doing Fine on the Big Nine: The

Ninth Street Revival”

1994 13 4

American Roots Music Education 2005-2007 13 5

Arts Center of Cannon County 1986-1989,

1994, 2008

13 6

Arts Center of Cannon County -- Spring Fed

Records Initiative

2009 13 7

Birthplace of Country Music Alliance, Bristol,

Tennessee, folder 1 of 2

1997-2000 13 8

Birthplace of Country Music Alliance, Bristol,


2004-2014 13 9

Blues Foundation/Blues Connection, Memphis,


1985-2011 13 10

Blues Foundation/Blues Connection, Memphis,


1995-1997 13 11

Breakin’ Up Winter -- Cedars of Lebanon State

Park

2000 13 12

Blue Ridge Institute and Museum, Ferrum,

Virginia

2008 13 13

Center for Appalachian Studies (ETSU) --

Appalachian Consortium

1985 13 14

Center for Appalachian Studies (ETSU) -- “Now

and Then,” The Appalachian Magazine

1989 13 15

Center for Appalachian Studies (ETSU) -- Old

Time Country Radio Reunion

1986 13 16

Center for Appalachian Studies (ETSU) --

“Archives of Appalachia Newsletter”

1981-1991 13 17

Center for Popular Music (MTSU) -- Farther Along

Conference

2007-2010 13 18

Center for Popular Music (MTSU) -- The Sonneck

Society Annual Conference

1989 13 19

Center for Popular Music (MTSU) -- Music

conferences

1988-1996 13 20

Center for Southern Folklore -- Publications 1983-1984,

1999, 2005-

2006

13 21

Center for Southern Folklore -- Program report 1979 13 22

Center for Southern Folklore -- Memphis Music

Booklet

1986 13 23

Center for Southern Folklore -- News releases,

clippings, and programs

1977-1991 13 24

Center for Southern Folklore -- Midsouth Music

and Heritage Festival

1982 13 25



1988 13 26



1989 13 27



1990 13 28



1991 13 29



1992 13 30



1993 13 31

Center for Southern Folklore -- Films and Exhibits 1976-1983 13 32

Center for Southern Folklore -- Newsletters 1979-1982 13 33

Chattanooga African American History Museum --

The Heritage Newsletter

1991 13 34

Chattanooga Downtown Partnership -- Folk Arts

Demonstration Series, 1995

2005 13 35

Coal Creek Watershed Foundation 2002 13 36

Coffee County Museum -- Brochures 1986 13 37

Commission on Aging Conference 1984-1988,

1995

13 38

Conservation Department (State of Tennessee) 1984-1986 13 39

Country Music Foundation -- Arts in Education

Project

1985-1987 13 40

Country Music Foundation -- “Tennessee

Traditions in the Classroom”

1985-1987 13 41

Country Music Foundation -- “Folk Roots of

Tennessee Music”

1982 13 42

Cousin Jake [Tullock] Memorial Bluegrass Festival 1996, 2002-

2007

14 1

“Cumberland Trail Suite” -- Friends of the

Cumberland Trail

2013 14 2

Customs House Museum and Cultural Center --

Tobacco Exhibit

2003-2005 14 3

Dias De Los Muertos/Day of the Dead 2000 14 4

Dixon Pentecostal Research Center 1998, 2002-

2004

14 5

Dulin Gallery 1986 14 6

Family Folklore Exhibition -- Historic Nashville,

Inc.

1984-1986 14 7

Fiddle Contests and Festivals -- Notes and

correspondence

1992-1996,

2001-2003

14 8

Fiddle Contests and Festivals -- Tennessee 1994-1998,

2002-2006,

2009

14 9

Fiddle Contests and Festivals -- East Tennessee

/Chattanooga -- Bob Douglas Fiddle Fest

2004-2006 14 10

Fiddle Contests and Festivals -- Boxcar Pinion

Memorial Bluegrass Festival

2000-2008,

2013

14 11

Fiddle Contests and Festivals -- The Legacy

Bluegrass Pik’n Barn

2005 14 12

Fiddle Contests and Festivals -- Laurel Bloomery 1995-1998 14 13

Fiddle Contests and Festivals -- Loudon Smoky

Mountain Fiddlers Convention

1995-1996,

2004-2006

14 14

Fiddle Contests and Festivals -- South Pittsburg

Fire on the Mountain Bluegrass Festival and

National Cornbread Festival

1998-2004 14 15

Fiddle Contests and Festivals -- East Tennessee

/Various

1990-2014 14 16

Fiddle Contests and Festivals -- Adams Bell Witch

Bluegrass Competitions

1993-2013 14 17

Fiddle Contests and Festivals -- Dickson Arthur

Smith-Robert Spicer Memorial Fiddlers’ Contest

2002-2006 14 18

Fiddle Contests and Festivals -- Dunlap Coke

Ovens Bluegrass Festival

1995-1996 14 19

Fiddle Contests and Festivals -- Bluegrass Along

the Harpeth Fiddlers Jamboree

1994-1996,

2008-2010

14 20

Fiddle Contests and Festivals -- Gallatin 1899

Fiddle Contest

1899, 1989 14 21

Fiddle Contests and Festivals -- Nashville Grand

Master Fiddler Championship

2005-2014 14 22

Fiddle Contests and Festivals -- Boiling Springs --

The Donoho Hotel Annual Bluegrass Festival

2006 14 23

Fiddle Contests and Festivals -- Smithville Fiddlers

Jamboree and Crafts Festival

1985-2011 14 24

Fiddle Contests and Festivals -- Summertown

Bluegrass Reunion

1996, 2000,

2006-2007

14 25

Fiddle Contests and Festivals -- Murfreesboro

Uncle Dave Macon Days, folder 1 of 2

1983-2014 14 26

Fiddle Contests and Festivals -- Murfreesboro

Uncle Dave Macon Days, folder 2 of 2

1983-2014 14 27

Fiddle Contests and Festivals -- Wartrace Pickin’

and Fiddlers Convention

1985-1986,

1991, 2006-

2007

14 28

Fiddle Contests and Festivals -- Middle Tennessee 1993-2008 14 29

Fiddle Contests and Festivals -- Clarksville Old-

Time Fiddlers State of Tennessee Championships

1988-2012 14 30

Fiddle Contests and Festivals -- Holladay Old Time

Bluegrass and Fiddlers Jamboree

1986-2013 14 31

Fiddle Contests and Festivals -- Jackson Old Time

Music Festival

1995-2007 14 32

Fiddle Contests and Festivals -- West Tennessee

(Various Towns)

1995-2007 14 33

Fiddle Contests and Festivals -- Various States 1989, 1993,

1995-1996,

2005

14 34

Fisk [University] Black Folklife Festival 1985-1986 14 35

Fisk [University] “Making Do” Exhibit 1985-1986 14 36

Folk Medicine Festival -- Red Boiling Springs,

Tennessee

1984, 1988-

1994

14 37

Folk School of Chattanooga 2013 14 38

[Curly] Fox Museum 1999-2000,

2006

14 39

Global Education Center 2000-2004 14 40

Gospel Arts Day -- National Proclamation 1987-1988,

2004

14 41

Gospel Arts Day -- National Endowment for the

Arts Grant Application

1987-1988 14 42

Gospel Arts Day -- Final Report 1988 14 43

Gospel Arts Day -- Nashville Gospel Ministries 1989 14 44

Gospel Arts Day Booklet Distribution 1989 14 45

The Great Island Festival September 11-

12, 2004

14 46

Green McAdoo Cultural Center -- Clinton,

Tennessee

2008 14 47

Grundy County [Tennessee] -- Swiss Historical

Society

2002 14 48

Hancock County [Tennessee] -- Kay Aker 1995 14 49

Harpeth Valley Sacred Harp Singers 1988-2000 14 50

Hartsville Museum 2003 15 1

Heartland Series 1995 15 2

Henderson County Folk Festival 2008 15 3

Hickman County Quilt Project 2006 15 4

International Bluegrass Music Association Awards 2008 15 5

Jackson Area Plectral Society 1991 15 6

Jubilee Community Arts Center 1989-1998,

2008

15 7

Jubilee Community Arts -- Knoxville Folk Arts

Initiative -- Grant FY1999

1997-1998 15 8



1998-1999 15 9



1999-2000 15 10

Jubilee Community Arts 1987-1996 15 11

Jubilee Community Arts -- International Jubilee

Festival

1996-1998 15 12

Knoxville Blues Society 1999 15 13

Latino Festival -- Nashville, Tennessee 2001 15 14

Louie Bluie Festival 2007-2008 15 15

Memphis Pow Wow Association 1996 15 16

Mountaineer Folk Festival 1995-2013 15 17

Mule Day -- Columbia, Tennessee 2004 15 18

Museum of Appalachia, folder 1 of 3 1985-2008 15 19

Museum of Appalachia, folder 2 of 3 1984-1998,

2007

15 20

Museum of Appalachia, folder 3 of 3 2009 15 21

Music City Blues Society 1994 15 22

National Association for the Preservation and

Perpetuation of Storytelling (NAPPS)

1985-1986 15 23


Perpetuation of Storytelling -- Homecoming

Project

1985-1986 15 24


Perpetuation of Storytelling

1986 15 25

N4 Art -- Tennessee African American Artists 2000 15 26

Nashville Old-Time String Band Association 2005-2011 15 27

National Folk Festival -- Nashville, Tennessee 1959 15 28

National Folk Festival Association 1969 15 29

National Storytelling Festival -- Visitor Study 2005 15 30

Native American Indian Association -- Pow Wow 1988-1990,

2005-2006

15 31

Native American Indian Association -- “The Circle

of Life: Indian Cultural Center” book

undated 15 46

New Harp of Columbia -- Newsletters 1988-1991,

2008-2009,

2012

15 32

Nineteenth Century Trades Festival -- Educator’s

Guidebook

2005 15 33

Northwest Tennessee Heritage Festival 1985 15 34

Northwest Tennessee Heritage Festival 1986 15 35

Old-Time Music and Dance Foundation --

Newsletters

1987-1989 15 36

Old-Time Music and Dance Foundation -- Jacky

Christian’s Dance Book

1984 15 37


Correspondence and Notes

1986-1991 15 38


Clippings

1983-1986 15 39

Old-Time Music and Dance Foundation -- News

Releases and Handbills

1986-1991 15 40

Parsons Museum 2005 15 41

Quilt [Tennessee] Project 1984-1987 15 42

Quiltfest ’95 -- Jonesboro, Tennessee 1995 15 43

Rolley Hole Marbles Championship 1985-1996 15 44

Rolley Hole Marbles Festival 1996 15 45

Rose Center 1986-1995 16 1

Rhythm and Bones Society -- Chattanooga 2005 16 2

Rhythm and Roots Reunion -- Bristol, Tennessee 2006-2007 16 3

Scopes Trial Festival -- Dayton, Tennessee 1997 16 4

Scott Tobacco Company -- Memphis, Tennessee,

and Bowling Green, Kentucky

1984 16 5

Smoky Mountain Woodcarvers 1986-1995 16 6

Southern Folk Cultural Revival Project (SFCRP) --

Technical Assistance

1986-1988 16 7


Tennessee Grassroots Days

1978-1987 16 8


Southern Grassroots Music Tour and School

Program

1973, 1978-

1982

16 9


TSU Merger Proposal

1987 16 10


Anne Romaine

1968-1986 16 11

Southern Folk Festival 1987-1997 16 12

Sumner County Museum 2003 16 13

Tennessee Association of Museums 1985-1993 16 14

Tennessee Archive of Moving Image and Sound --

Film Series

2007 16 15

Tennessee Aquarium 1992 16 16

Tennessee Banjo Institute -- Programs and

Clippings

1988 16 17

Tennessee Banjo Institute -- Programs and

Clippings

1990 16 18

Tennessee Banjo Institute -- Program 1992 16 19

Tennessee Banjo Institute -- Feature Story 1992 16 20

Tennessee Basketry Association Newsletter 2001 16 21

Tennessee Basketry Convention -- Pigeon Forge July 17-20,

2002

16 22

Tennessee Business ’95 -- Dr. Robert Cogswell

Article

1994-1995 16 23

Tennessee Business ’95 -- Sources for Cultural

Tourism Article

1990-1995,

2010

16 24

Tennessee Community Heritage Project 1984-1985 16 25

Tennessee Committee for the Humanities (TCH) --

Traveling Exhibit

1985 16 26

Tennessee Committee for the Humanities (TCH) --

Heritage Guide -- Caneta Hankins

1983 16 27

Tennessee Folklore Society -- Management Change 2007 16 28

Tennessee Folklore Society -- “Southbound” PBS

Series

1981 16 29

Tennessee Folklore Society -- Annual Meeting 1984 16 30
















Tennessee Folklore Society -- Business Meeting 2005 16 46









Tennessee Folklore Society -- Membership undated 16 55

Tennessee Folklore Society -- By-laws Meeting 2001 16 56

Tennessee Folklore Society -- By-laws Report 2000-2001 16 57

Tennessee Folklore Society -- By-laws

Comparative Documents

2001 16 58

Tennessee Folklore Society -- Initial Work Plan for

Chris Skinker

2001 16 59

Tennessee Folklore Society -- Articles Index undated 16 60

Tennessee Folklore Society -- June Spencer 2000 16 61

Tennessee Folklore Society -- Charles Wolfe 1984-1985 16 62

Tennessee Historical Commission -- Historic Sites 1985 17 1

Tennessee Historical Commission -- The Courier 1985-1994 17 2

Tennessee Humanities Council -- Grants 1991-1997 17 3

Tennessee [Committee for the] Humanities, Inc. --

Touchstone

1984-1994 17 4

Tennessee Latino Network 1999-2001 17 5

Tennessee Overhill Heritage Association --

Tourism Project

1994 17 6


“Tennessee’s Overhill Country: Preserving the

Industrial Revolution”

undated 17 7


Caldwell

1994-2008 17 8


National Endowment for the Arts RAI Grant (from

LRH)

1995-1997 17 9

Tennessee Overhill Heritage Association -- 2nd

Year National Endowment for the Arts RAI Grant

Report

1995-1996 17 10

Tennessee Overhill Heritage Association -- 3rd

Year National Endowment for the Arts RAI Grant

1994-1996 17 11

Tennessee Overhill Heritage Association -- USDA

Forest Service Application

1997 17 12

Tennessee Overhill Heritage Association -- Local

Religious Signs

1996 17 13

Tennessee Overhill Heritage Association -- Sign

Project (USDA Forest Series)

1994-1996 17 14

Tennessee Overhill Heritage Association -- Sign

Project

1993-1998 17 15


Cultural Legacy Project

1994-1995 17 16


National Endowment for the Arts Expansion Arts

Program Grant

1994 17 17

Tennessee Overhill Heritage Association -- Folk

Cultural Specialist Position

1994-1996 17 18

Tennessee Overhill Heritage Association -- Ocoee

Event

1989, 1996 17 19


Sweetgrass Conservation Field Trial

1988, 1993 17 20

Tennessee River Trails Association 2004-2005 17 21

Tennessee Sampler Survey 2005 17 22

Tennessee Sites and Areas Brochures 1985-1987 17 23

Tennessee State Museum 1985-1987 17 24

Tennessee Valley Authority -- Tourism Project undated 17 25

Traditional Appalachian Musical Heritage

Association

2003-2005 17 26

[James] Vaughan Museum 2002-2004,

2008

17 27

WDVX Radio 1998-2006 17 28

West Tennessee Agricultural Museum 1995 17 29

West Tennessee Delta Heritage Center undated 17 30

Williamson County Country Music Festival 1985 17 31

World’s Fair -- Report by Mick Moloney 1981 17 32

World’s Fair -- Participants 1982 17 33

World’s Fair -- Program Book 1982 17 34

SERIES V. -- EXPERTS/INDIVIDUALS

Series Scope and Content: This series consists of working files related to “experts” on

various aspects of Folklore, Folk Arts, and Folklife concepts. Materials include

biographical information, published research, and correspondence. A table listing

individual researchers and their particular focus area(s) follows. Box and folder numbers

will be included in the container list following the series arrangement statement.

Name Area of Research

ALVIC, Philis Weaving, Appalachian crafts revival

ANTHONY, Holly Traditional music

ARNOW, Jan Southern craft traditions and author, By Southern

Hands

BLAUSTEIN, Richard Professor, Center for Appalachian Studies, East

Tennessee State University

BOROUGHS, Gerald Tennessee River lore, mussel/musseling

BRADLEY, Jeff Author, Tennessee Handbook

BUCHANAN, Curtis Windsor chairmaker

BULLARD, Helen Cumberland County, Tennessee crafts

CAVENDER, Tony Southern Appalachian folk medicine

CHIESA, Walter Puerto Rican professor, Southern crafts

CHRISTIAN, Jacky Buck dance and clogging

CORE, Jennifer Tennessee sampler traditions, needlework, former

Tennessee Folklife Program Assistant

CROUCH, Ned Folk art collector

DAVIS, Amy Barn dance, Southern Folklife Collection

EVANS, David Blues, article on Blind Lemon Jefferson

FRANKS, Randall Fiddler, actor

FULCHER, Robert Tennessee State Parks Folklife Project, Tennessee

River Folklife Center, Exhibit: Portrait of a River

Life,” Cumberland Music Tour, Tennessee Banjo

Institute, various articles

GREEN, Archie Professor of Folklore, Texas University (retired),

“Father of Public Sector Folklore,” labor traditions,

author, “Public Folklore’s Name: A Partisan’s Notes”

and Only a Minor and The Big Red Songbook, among

others

HADEN, Walter “The Singing Professor,” Professor of English and

Folklore at UT. Past president of the Tennessee

Folklore Society

HALEY, Alex Author, Roots

HARLAN, Howard Duck and turkey call maker, collector, author, and

historian

HARSH, Nathan Handmade Tennessee furniture

HOLMES, Tony Tennessee ferry articles and research for book,

member of East Tennessee Historical Society

HORNSBY, Jim 18th century music in Middle Tennessee, historic

homes. Materials include 2 CDs: “Music in Middle

Tennessee, 1780-1800, Mansker’s Station” and

“Music at Mansker’s Station, 1780-1800.”

HULAN, Dick Ethnomusicologist, article in Western Folklore, “John

Adam Granade: The ‘Wild Man’ of Goose Creek,”

1974. Materials include a CD containing dulcimer

photos.

JONES, LOYAL Former Director, Appalachian Center, Berea College,

Kentucky. Co-editor, Appalachian Center Newsletter

(Berea College), writer on Appalachian culture

KIELY, Denis Basket peddling, M.A. thesis, The Loving of the

Game: A Study of Basketry in the Mammoth Cave

Area, Bowling Green: Western Kentucky University,

1983.

LAMB, John Old Harp CDs: Shape note singing in East Tennessee.

“Never Park Again: New Harp of Columbia Singing

from the William H. Headrick Chapel.”

LONGWORTH, Mike Vintage instruments, appraisals, etc., Bell Buckle

LYONS, Beauvais Director, Hokes Archives, UT Knoxville. George and

Helen Seplvin Folk Art Collection

MEADE, Guthrie T. “Gus” 1926 Tennessee fiddle contests, old-time music

expert (deceased)

MONTGOMERY, Michael Associate Professor of English, University of South

Carolina, “The Vitality of Southern English”

NUSBAUM, Philip Author, “Folklorists at State Arts Agencies: Cultural

Disconnects and ‘Fairness’”(2004) published in

Journal of Folklore Research

OWEN, Blanton Former Nevada Folklife Program Director

(deceased). Description of 12-7″ reels of tape of folk

music from the Upper South recorded in 1970, gifted

to the American Folklife Center.

PITCHFORD, Gayel Author, Fiddler of the Opry: The Howdy Forrester

Story

PRINCE, Dan Author, Passing in the Outsider Lane re: self-taught

artists including Tennesseans Homer Green, Alvin

Jarrett, and Randy Toy.

RAICHELSON, Dick Documentary cassette tape, “W.C. Handy: Father of

the Blue Tune”

RENNICK, Robert Author, Lickskillet, an article on Kentucky place

names

RIPANI, Rick Author/Producer, “The Garden of Prayer

Tabernacle,” article and two CDs of 2002 fieldwork

recordings from this Pentecostal African American

church.

ROOD, Marlin Clarksville Fiddle Championship question

RUTENBECK, James Raise the Dead, documentary film and notes re: H.

Richard Hall, itinerant preacher from Cleveland,

Tennessee, in the 1950s.

SEROFF, Doug

Note: Five files

1. Correspondence and

Clippings

2. Correspondence and

Clippings

3. Manuscripts and

published articles

4. Interview

transcriptions re:

black gospel singers

5. Programs for Gospel

Arts Day,

Birmingham,

Ladysmith Black

Mambazo

Record and African American music expert. Project

director, “Gospel Arts Days in Nashville,” author of

booklets Gospel Arts Day, Nashville: A Special

Commemoration, Fisk University, 1988 and 1989.

Author, “The Paradox of Polk Miller, A Negro

Delineator,” The Rise of African American Popular

Music (co-authored with Lynn Abbott); “Home of the

Heroes” “Ladysmith Black Mambazo, Traditional

Gospel Quartets: Two Worlds, One Heart”; “A Voice

in the Wilderness: The Fisk Jubilee Singers’ Civil

Rights Tours of 1879-1888,” Birmingham Quartet

Scrapbook, “They Cert’ly Sound Good to Me: Sheet

Music, Southern Vaudeville and the Commercial

Ascendancy of the Blues,” and other articles too

numerous to list.

SHEARON, Stephen Co-producer with Mary Nichols video documentary,

“I’ll Keep on Singing: The Southern Gospel

Convention Tradition.” Professor of Musicology at

MTSU.

SHELBOURNE, Tom Old chair enthusiast

SWANN, Joe Producer, The Call of the Whistle, a documentary film

re: “The Kaygee 1875,” a steam traction engine used

in agriculture by Swann family of Robertson County,

Tennessee.

TURENTINE, Roy Documentary on basketmaking

WALDVOGEL, Merikay Quilt expert, co-author with Bets Ramsey, Southern

Quilts: Surviving Relics of the Civil War, co-curator

with Barbara Brackman of “Patchwork Souvenirs of

the 1933 Chicago World’s Fair,” Knoxville Museum

of Art, “Tennessee Applique Quilt Traditions,”

Fresno Art Museum, “Quilts of Tennessee” survey,

conducted with Bets Ramsey (1983-85).

WELD, Alison Assistant Curator of Fine Arts, New Jersey State

Museum. Moderator of “The Artist as Cultural

Transmitter: A Symposium.” Section on “Folk and

Self-Taught” includes Bessie Harvey and Roby

Cogswell.

WELLS, Paul Former Director, MTSU Center for Popular Music,

old-time music and fiddling; author of “Fiddling as an

Avenue of Black/White Interchange” published in

Black Music Research Journal (2003).

WILSON, Sadye Tune Textiles, co-author with Ruth Davidson Jackson,

Textile Arts Index 1950-1987. Co-author with Doris

Finch Kennedy, Of Coverlets: The Legacies, the

Weavers.

WOLFE, Charles K.

(Note: 2 files)

Professor of English and Folklore at MTSU

(deceased), author of numerous articles, liner notes,

and books on country music including Tennessee

Strings; In Close Harmony: The Story of the Louvin

Brothers; Kentucky Country; A Good-Natured Riot,

co-authored with Kip Lornell; The Life and Legend of

Leadbelly; recipient of the Governor’s Award in the

Arts for Career Achievement (1988), member of

Tennessee Folklore Society and past editor of

Tennessee Folklore Society Bulletin.

Series Arrangement: This series is arranged alphabetically by researcher’s name.

CONTAINER LIST


Alvic, Philis 1985, 1989,

1991-1994,

1996-1998,

2001

18 1

Anthony, Holly 2006 18 2

Arnow, Jan 1986 18 3

Blaustein, Richard 1994, 2009 18 4

Boroughs, Gerald 2007 18 5

Bradley, Jeff 1998, 2007 18 6

Buchanan, Curtis 2001, 2005 18 7

Bullard, Helen 1963-1965,

1972, 1976-

1977, 1985-

1986, 2001

18 8

Cavender, Tony 2006 18 9

Chiesa, Walter 1991, 1994 18 10

Christian, Jacky undated 18 11

Core, Jennifer 2006 18 12

Crouch, Ned 2013-2014 18 13

Davis, Amy 1995 18 14

Evans, David 2003 18 15

Franks, Randall 2008 18 16

Fulcher, Robert 1998-1999,

2001-2003,

2009

18 17

Green, Archie 1969, 1985,

1987, 1989,

2001, 2009

18 18

Haden, Walter 1973, 1984,

2001

18 19

Haley, Alex 1985, 1987-

1988

18 20

Harlan, Howard 1993-1994,

1998

18 21

Harsh, Nathan 1984-1985 18 22

Holmes, Tony 1998, 2002,

2006

18 23

Hornsby, Jim 2010 18 24

Hulan, Dick 1916, 1972,

1988, 2004,

2006-2010

18 25

Jones, Loyal 1987-1991 18 26

Kiely, Denis 2002 18 27

Lamb, John 2002, 2006 18 28

Longworth, Mike 1995 18 29

Lyons, Beauvais 2001 18 30

Meade, Guthrie T. “Gus” 1986, 1991,

2006

18 31

Montgomery, Michael 1988-1989 18 32

Nusbaum, Philip 2004 18 33

Owens, Blanton 2003 18 34

Pitchford, Gayel 2004-2007,

2009

18 35

Prince, Dan 1985-1986,

1988, 1990,

1997

18 36

Raichelson, Dick 1985, 1990 18 37

Rennick, Robert 1985, 1988,

2007

18 38

Ripani, Rick 2003 18 39

Rood, Marlin 2006 18 40

Rutenbeck, James 1991, 1993,

1996-1997

18 41

Seroff, Doug -- Correspondence and Clippings,

folder 1 of 5

1907-1909,

1912, 1918,

1972, 1985,

1987-1988,

1990, 2001-

2003

18 42

Seroff, Doug -- Correspondence and Clippings,

folder 2 of 5

1913, 1923,

1963, 1996,

1998-1999,

2001, 2004-

2005, 2010-

2011

18 43

Seroff, Doug -- Manuscripts and published articles,

folder 3 of 5

1986, 1993,

1996, 2001,

2005

18 44

Seroff, Doug -- Interview transcriptions re: black

gospel singers, folder 4 of 5

1982, 1986,

1988-1990,

1994, 2001,

2004

18 45

Seroff, Doug -- Programs for Gospel Arts Day --

Birmingham -- Ladysmith Black Mambazo, folder

5 of 5

1980, 1988-

1990, 2001,

2011

18 46

Shearon, Stephen 2010 18 47

Shelbourne, Tom 1985, 1990 18 48

Swann, Joe 2003 18 49

Turentine, Roy 2006-2007 18 50

Waldvogel, Merikay 1993, 1996,

1998, 2005

18 51

Weld, Alison 1993 18 52

Wells, Paul 2003 18 53

Wilson, Sadye Tune 1990 18 54

Wolfe, Charles K., folder 1 of 2 1986,1988-

1989

18 55

Wolfe, Charles K. -- Writing Workshop for

Traditional Culture, folder 2 of 2

undated 18 56

SERIES VI. -- PHOTOGRAPHS

Series Scope and Content: This series consists of photos, color slides, and digital

images complementing the fieldwork of the Folklife staff. Materials include photos of

events, folk artists, musicians, festivals, and other activities supported by the Folklife

Program for the years 1984-2013. Selected items have been digitized, and a database

index to digitized materials is available.

The following is an overview of the Tennessee Arts Commission Folklife Program’s

Photo Collection as written by Dr. Robert Cogswell.

The Tennessee Arts Commission established its Folk Arts Program in

October, 1984, the name of which was changed to the Folklife Program in 2000.

From the beginning, program director Robert Cogswell took photographs of

artists, sites, and events related to program activities, mainly using black-and-

white negative and color slide films. The program also regularly copied images

and acquired prints, both historic and recent, from other sources, including some

images by contracted photographers. In 2002, the program transitioned almost

entirely from film to digital photography. During the most recent period in which

the Folklife Program employed additional staff members, significant numbers of

photos were also taken by program assistants Jennifer Core (Fiscal Years 2002-

2004) and Dana Everts-Boehm (FY2009-present [2014]).

INITIAL ORGANIZATION. As concern for organizing and

documenting the collection grew in the 1990s, an initial system for cataloging was

put into place and periodically brought up to date. The photo originals (sleeved

negatives with contact sheets or sleeved slides) were physically stored in

sequential archival files, with the file number, photo date, and brief comments on

subject matter noted in pencil on the outer flap of each file. The management plan

involved three parts:

Image numbering and labeling. Every individual photo image was

assigned a number consisting of three elements separated by periods (.)—for

example, “1985.035B.12.” The first section (in this case, “1985”) gives the

calendar year in which the image was taken or acquired. The second element

gives information referencing the physical file in which the image is stored with,

in some cases, additional indication of the specific roll of film which contains it.

For files housing only one roll of processed film, only one three-digit number is

given. For files containing multiple rolls, alphabetical characters are appended to

indicate the roll within the file that contains the particular image (in this case,

“.035B.” designates the second roll). For files containing multiple rolls (rarely

more than 4 or 5), the rolls were usually shot in close proximity to each other,

often of the same subject matter or photo-shoot. The third element of the code

number designates the exact image in the negative or slide sequence (indicating

the frame number of the negative or the machine-stamped number of a slide).

Initially, these numbers only used two digits (as in this case, “.12”), as film and

slide rolls did not exceed 36 shots. In adapting to later digital image sequences,

which sometimes contained more than 100 images, the practice was altered to use

three digits. To accommodate this change, earlier image numbers were coded in

their later digital file and database names by adding an initial zero (rendered in

this case as (1985.035B.012”). On slides (which unlike negative frames are

separable from contiguous exposures), the complete 3-part image number was

also written on the slide mount.

Recording information about the images. A “Photograph Catalog

Sheet” (copy following) was manually completed for each film or slide roll and

stored with it in the physical photo file. Header information included the number

assigned to the roll in the cataloging system (ex. “1985.035B”), the previous

reference number if one was attached to the negative sheet and contact by the

photo processor, date shot, photographer, location, subject, project, event, county,

indication of whether a clearance (release) had been obtained, and photo format of

the roll. A chart then provided for recording of information about each image on

separately numbered lines. Actual practices in logging information varied over

time (for example, a county code system was deserted in favor of county name,

and an image rating box fell out of use), but the catalog sheet proved flexible

enough to accommodate entry of critical information. This manually completed

form was later adapted into a “Digital Photograph Catalog Sheet” digital file

template (copy following), a completed and printed copy of which is included in

physical storage files containing digital image files on CD/DVD, and a digital file

copy of which accompanies its corresponding images both on those CD/DVDs

and in the backed-up digital image master folders.

Collection Inventory. Prior to development of a database for the

collection, searching and location of particular images was accomplished through

a running inventory of all physical files in the collection, maintained in table

format in an MS Word file (current version named “TACFP photo inventory

1984-2013,” printout following). Brief notations in the table’s subject column, in

which names were most thoroughly recorded, proved adequate for staff familiar

with the collection to retrieve images from the physical files through “find”

searches of this large document file.

DIGITAL UPDATING OF THE COLLECTION. Initial efforts to

digitally scan images and create a database were made during FY2003-2004,

using the inexpensive Image AXS program, with scanning and entry work done

by Folklife Program Assistant Jennifer Core. In this trial initiative, Core designed

the field sets and interface and entered the majority of the images in the collection

from 1997-2004. Unfortunately numerous problems with the program and related

technical difficulties inhibited further implementation of this system. Image AXS

was taken off the market shortly after the Folklife Program’s acquisition of the

program, eliminating technical support from the vendor. Inadequate Tennessee

Arts Commission server space limited staff use of the program, and the program

installation disc was lost during IT staff turnover at the agency. The program also

utilized thumbnail image scans that did not meet archival density standards of the

Tennessee State Library and Archive when TSLA staff provided assistance to the

program in later database efforts during FY14. However, the field designs from

the Image AXS project proved very useful in TSLA’s adaptation of their MS

Access database system for the Folklife Program photo collection at that point.

Archiving of the Folklife Program photography collection was revived in

FY2014 with the budgeting of sufficient funds to support work by a contract

archivist for approximately six months. In preparing for this work, Tennessee

State Library and Archives afforded help from their archival database specialist,

Lori Lockhart, who adapted TSLA’s MS Access-based photo catalog database to

accommodate the field design previously developed by the Folklife Program. She

also provided advice on the TSLA’s scanning standards for the project and other

procedural details.

It was determined that there was not sufficient archivist work time to

accomplish individual scans and data entry for all of the nearly 22,000 images in

the collection. Folklife Program Director Robert Cogswell physically reviewed all

files within the collection (except for those shot by Dana Everts-Boehm, who

processed these later jpg. images) to select the highest-priority images for

digitization and data entry, to enter notations indicating these selections on the

manual catalog sheets, and to clarify information for data entry where needed.

Selection was made on the basis of image quality (focus, exposure, and

composition) to avoid scanning near-duplicate frames, as well as subject matter,

with the objective being to arrive at the best sampling of depicted artists and their

work possible with a scanning and data-entry rate of approximately 20% of the

total images in the collection. Under these guidelines, almost 4,200 images were

eventually fully processed in the final digital catalog.

Christina Skinker was the archivist contracted for the project. Her work

began during October, 2013, and was completed during May, 2014. Scanning of

original film negative and slide images was accomplished on the program’s Nikon

Super Coolscan 5000 scanner. Following TSLA’s recommended procedures,

scans were completed as uncompressed, high-resolution TIFF files, averaging

over 70MB in size each. Digital-original images from recent years in the

collection were in compressed JPEG files of much lower density, and selected

images from among them were copied in that format to the master

“TAC_FP_Images” folder also containing the TIFF scanned files. All files in this

folder are named according to the collection’s image-numbering system described

above, with the appropriate file format postscript (“.tif” or “.jpg”). Altogether,

scans for the project, which were housed and backed up on high capacity external

hard drives, required 227GB of total storage.

The MS Access-based database application provided by TSLA—named

“TACFP photo database” —was also housed and backed up alongside the master

images on external hard drive. Skinker entered data for the selected images in

record-specific form view, transferring information from the manual and digital

catalog sheets accompanying the original images, occasionally clarifying

information with program staff. Information was entered into the following fields

as appropriate: Reference Number (catalog number of image), Original Format,

Release (Y/N), Date, Art Form/Tradition, Cultural Group/ People, Image Type,

Group Name, Event, Project, Photographer, Photographer Affiliation, City,

County, State, Caption, Comments, Digital Image Location. Following Skinker’s

data entry, Cogswell and Everts-Boehm completed record-by-record review of

their respective sections of the collection to proof-read and perform corrections in

spelling and information.

PHOTO ARCHIVE COMPONENTS. To summarize, the following

components are being submitted by the Tennessee Arts Commission Folklife

Program to the Tennessee State Library and Archive for preservation and future

public archival access:

“TACFP photo database.” Searchable MS Access database application

developed by TSLA for this project, containing information records on 4,183

highest priority images in the Tennessee Arts Commission Folklife Program

photo collection, 1984-2013.

“TAC_FP_Images.” Digital folder containing all image files (in .tif and

.jpg formats) referenced and viewable in the above database. All files are

identified by numerical codes in the collection’s “year.file.image” image-

numbering system. Size of this digital folder is 227 GB.

Original physical files of the photo collection. Approximately 628 boxed

files containing original photo materials and accompanying catalog sheets. Each

file is housed in a 9 ½″ x 14 3/4″ archival folder with large cover flap externally

identified in handwritten notation. Combined physical size of these files is

approximately 9.1 running feet of shelf space. Original photo materials in the files

from 1984 to 2001 are principally sleeved black-and-white negatives with contact

sheets and sleeved color slides. Files from 2002-2013 principally contain groups

of .jpg image files on CD and DVD discs, along with a digital catalog sheet.

“Digital photo files 2002-2013.” Digital folder containing copies of all

original digital images from the later period of the collection, as backup of disc

copies contained in the physical file set. Size of this digital folder is 9.13 GB.

Sub-folders are named by their file number in the collection catalog system, with

each containing a set of .jpg image files bearing complete image numbers, along

with a .docx MS Word document file of the digital catalog sheet for the entire

group.

“TACFP photo inventory 1984-2013.” A .docx MS Word document file

containing a brief summary inventory of all physical files in the collection in table

form. Columns contain information on file number, date, subject, original film or

image type, and short numerical summary of contents. Subject information

includes names, and pertinent files can be quickly located by “find” search. This

document may continue to be of value for locating additional images in the

collection which have not been scanned and entered into the database.

“TACFP photo collection summary.” This is a .docx MS Word

document file of the present overview text about the collection, which may be

helpful to its future users.

FUTURE ACCESSIBILITY OF THE COLLECTION. The Folklife

Program’s photo archiving efforts in 2013-14, and the submission of the TACFP

photo collection to Tennessee State Library and Archive for future preservation

and management of public access to it, will make a large selection of the

collection’s highest-priority images easily available in digital form for many

future uses. The project has not, however, produced a comprehensive digital

catalog of the collection, nor has it accomplished sophisticated online

accessibility for the newly digitized images and information about them.

Fulfilling either of these objectives was beyond currently available budgetary

resources, but both could possibly be accomplished in the future through

additional digitization and data-entry and through importation of the data records

created in Access into more web-adapted software.

At present, the digitized portion of the TACFP photo collection is foreseen

as becoming part of the larger TSLA Photo Database searchable by public users

both in-house and on the TSLA website and available for prescribed uses under

TSLA guidelines. It is hoped that TSLA’s preservation of the collection’s

physical files may also allow more limited access to those images that have not, at

present, been digitized and entered into the database. Familiarization with the

non-database archival components outlined above will suggest strategies for

locating other potentially useful images among those that were not digitized in

this initial project. For every image accessible in the database, more related

images (viewable on contact sheets, slides, or within the “Digital photo files

2002-2013”) can be found in their proximity in the original photo files, and

information about them is recorded in accompanying catalog sheets. “Find”

searches within the “TACFP photo inventory 1984-2013” also offer another way

of locating potentially useful images of interest to some researchers. It is hoped

that interim arrangements can be made for TSLA to perform at least limited scans

upon request from these undigitized materials

NUMBER DATE SUBJECT FILM TYPE CONTENTS

1984.001 October

19-20,

1984

TFS Meeting,

50th Anniversary

Black and white

film

1 roll negatives and

contact sheet

1 black and white 5x7

print

5 black and white 3 ½

x 5 prints

1984.002 December

13, 1984

Robert Spicer

and dance at

Granny’s,

Dickson,

Tennessee, buck

dancing dance

class

Black and white

film

Color slides

2 rolls black and

white negatives and

contact

22 color slides


print

2 color 3 ½ x 5 prints

1984.003 Late

1800s-

present day

Newberry

Family: Chair

making–Historic

and Present Day

Family Photos

Black and white

reproductions

Black and white

slides

Color slide

Computer

Diskette


prints


print

2 letters

1 black and white

negative

1 black and white

slide

1 computer disk

1984.004 Circa

1890-1900

Booger Elkins

and Family:

Basketmaking

Black and white

film


print


x 5


print

(all same image)

1984.005 October 20,

1899

Fiddler’s

Carnival Flyer,

Gallatin,

Tennessee

Black and white

reproduction


x 11 print with

cropping marks

1984.006 Circa 1900 Colia Streeter

with banjo:

African

American Banjo

Black and white

film


prints

1984.007 Circa 1900 Mussel fishing

on Tennessee

River:

Tennessee State

Parks Folklife

Project

Black and white

film

2 black and white

negatives, 1 slide, 1

5x7 print (same

image)

1984.008 June 1951 Waterways: Fish

Basket and

Game Wardens

Black and white

film

1 black and white

negative and 1 black

and white 5x7 print;

from TSLA

1984.009 unknown Waterways:

Archie Sayre

with boat and

with big catfish

Black and white

negatives

21 black and white

negatives

1984.010 1966 Uncle Pete

Pilkington and

banjo,

Shelbyville

Color print

original

4 color 3 ½ x 3 ½

prints; 1 4 ½ x 4 ½

black and white copy;

2 color slides, 3 black

and white negatives

1984.011 Circa

1960s-

1980s

Roy Harper and

other musicians

and R. H.

paintings

Black and white

film

Color film

4 black and white

8x10 prints; 8 color

3 ½ x 3 ½ prints; 1

color

4 x 6; 1 black and

white 8 ½ x 11

photocopy

1984.012 August

1975

Dallas Newberry

and chairs: chair

making

Color slides

8 color slides;

1984.013 January/Fe

bruary

1976

Alex Stewart,

Cooper and

apprentice Bill

Henry

Color slides

Black and white

film

CD

49 color slides

(original); 51 color

slide duplicates; CD;


prints; 3 black and

white negatives

1984.014 May 1973-

April 1984

Baskets and

Maggie Murphy;

Folk

Architecture

Color slides 18 color slides

1984.015 March 15,

1980

H’mong

Handwork,

Memphis (image

is copyright

1989 Center for

Southern

Folklore)

Black and white

film


print with cropping

marks

1984.016 Early

1980s

CMF School

Programs: Virgil

Anderson

(banjo), Frazier

Moss (fiddle),

Wayne Jerrolds

(fiddle)

Black and white

film

4 black and white

8x10 prints

1984.017 Before

1984

Tobacco

Twisting and

Chair making,

Kentucky

Black and white

film

Black and white

drawing


prints


print

1984.018 Circa mid-

1980s

Furry Lewis,

African

American

bottleneck

bluesman,

Memphis

Black and white

film

1 black and white

8x10 print

1984.019 1984 Big Chief Larry

Banneck, Golden

Star Hunters

(Mardi Gras)

Black and white

film

1 glossy black and

white 8x10 print

1984.020 Late 1980s Ida Pearl Davis

and Thelma

Hibdon,

basketmaking

Black and white

film

Color film


print

1 Color 5x7 print

1984.021 1980s Bessie Harvey,

self-taught

African

American

sculptor

Black and white

film


prints

1984.022 Circa late

1980s

R. Cogswell with

James Kelly,

State Museum

curator;

Cogswell with

Roy Harper at

Cheekwood

Black and white

film

Color film


print

1 Color 4x6 print

1984.023 1980s Odomankoma

Kyerema

Cultural Troupe:

Drummers and

Dancers of

Ghana

Black and white

film

3 black and white

8x10 prints

1984.024 Frazier Moss,

Deanie

Richardson,

Roan Mountain

Hilltoppers,

“Boot Roots”

Ralph Blizard

Black and white

film

1985.001 January 10,

1985

R. C. Owen

Tobacco

Company,

Gallatin,

Tennessee

Black and white

film

Color slides

Color prints

1 roll black and white

negatives and contact

17 color slides


prints


x 5 prints


1985.002 February

26, 1985

Enoch Tanner

Wickham

Sculptures

Black and white

film



1 black and white

slide

1985.003 March 18,

1985

Vannoy Streeter Black and white

film

Color slides



18 color slides


print

1985.004 May 6,

1985

Jean Horner,

Luthier

Color slides

Color prints

22 color slides

1 color 5x7 print

1 color 3 ½ x 5 print


1985.005 May 6,

1985

Jean Horner and

Rick Stewart–

Future

Homemakers

Project

Black and white

film




print


x 5 print

1985.006 May 6,

1985

Rick Stewart,

Cooper

Black and white

film

Color slides

21 color slides


x 5 prints


print

1985.007 May 31,

1985

Fairfield Four,

black gospel

Black and white

film




x 5 prints

1985.008 June 24,

1985

James Treadway,

Byrd Duncan:

chair and

basketmaking

and storytelling

Color slides

Color prints

22 color slides


1985.009 June 1985 Kestle Bunch,

Dow Pugh, Byrd

Duncan, James

Treadway:

Woodcarving

Black and white

film

3 rolls black and

white negatives and

contact


print


x 5 prints

1985.010 June 25,

1985

Dow Pugh,

sculpture

Color slides

Color prints

20 color slides


1985.011 June 25-26,

1985

Kes Bunch, Kyle

Bowlin and Jep

Mackey:

tobacco,

woodworking,

fishing

Color slides

Color prints

19 color slides


1985.012 June 26,

1985

Jep Mackey and

Walter Horton:

fishing traditions

Hancock County


1985.013 June 27,

1985

Mary Dougherty

Helms, weaving


1985.014 July 5,

1985

Dallas

Newberry, chair

making and

Smithville

Jamboree

Black and white

film

Color slides

CD-R

Color prints



9 color slides

1 CD-R


prints


x 5 prints


1985.015 July 12,

1985

Peg Leg Myers

and Blair, Uncle

Dave Macon

Days


1985.016 August 6,

1985

Dallas

Newberry,

chairmaker and

son

Color slides

Color film

CD-R

41 color slides

1 CD-R

2 color 5x7 prints


1985.017 September

10, 1985

Rolley Hole

Marble

Championship

Black and white

film

Color slides

Color prints



39 color slides

1 duplicate slide



x 5 prints

1985.018 September

1985

Josie Jones and

Estel

Youngblood,

baskets

Color slides

Color prints

20 color slides

2 color 5x7 prints

1985.019 September

1985

Ida Pearl Davis,

basketmaking


1985.020 September

1985

Smithville/Fall

Creek Falls,

Kathleen Dunn

Manning,

Mountaineer

Folk Fest,

Smithville

Fiddler’s Jam

Color slides 2 rolls color slides (25

and 24)

1985.021 September

3, 1985

Maggie Murphy,

Short Mountain

baskets

Black and white

film

Color slides



1 ½ roll color slides

4 black and white

8x10 prints

1 black and white

photocopy

1985.022 September

1985

Maggie Murphy,

basketmaker

Black and white

film

1 black and white

11x15 ½ print

1985.023 September

21, 1985

Robert Spicer

and dancers

(flatfoot

dancing) at

Northwest

Tennessee

Heritage Fest at

Martin

Color slides

Color prints

2 rolls color slides

2 color 5x7 prints

1985.024 September

21, 1985

Northwest

Tennessee

Heritage Fest at

Martin


total)

1985.025 October 4,

1985

Alvin Jarrett,

woodcarving–

Rockvale

Black and white

film

Color slides

Photocopies



29 color slides


prints

1 black and white

8x10 photocopy,

cropped

1985.026 October 4,

1985

Vannoy Streeter,

wire sculptor

Black and white

film

Color slides

2 black and white

rolls negatives and

contacts


photos

6 color slides

1985.027 October 7,

1985

Ida Pearl Davis,

basketmaking

Black and white

film

Photocopy

2 rolls black and

white negatives and

contact


prints

1 black and white

photocopy

1985.028 October 12,

1985

Museum of

Appalachia

Homecoming

Color slides 4 rolls color slides

1985.029 October 15,

1985

Tennessee Arts

Commission

Conference:

Alex Haley,

Frazier Moss,

Bobby Jones and

New Life

Gospel,

Knoxville

Black and white

film

7 rolls black and

white negatives and

contact

1985.030 October 21,

1985

Mike Seeger,

Chattanooga AIE

program

Black and white 1 roll black and white


1985.031 October 24,

1985

Willie Scott:

Tatting, lace



1985.032 October 25,

1985 and

November

4, 1985

Flavil Patton,

quilting

Black and white 2 black and white

rolls negatives and

contact

1985.033 October 31,

1985

Herbert Baggett,

stone masonry



1985.034 November

14, 1985

Joe Hansberry,

blacksmith




print

1985.035 December

1985

“Folk Arts – Full

Lives” Exhibit

Black and white

film

Color slides



1 roll Color slides

12 black and white 3

½ x 5 prints

1985.036 unknown Smithville

Fiddlers

Jamboree (year

unknown); shot

by Jed DeKalb;

used in Fiddle

Contest brochure

project

5 black and white

prints

1986.001 January 2,

1986


Lives” Exhibit

close-ups

Black and white

film

13 black and white


11 black and white

5x7 prints

1986.002 January 22,

1986

Buddy Dupree,

basketmaking


(overexposed except #

4 and #21)

1986.003 January 22-

24, 1986

Buddy Dupree,

Jack Williams,

Tom Scott and

Tennessee River

Folklife Center

Exhibit: fishing

traps

Black and white

film

Color slides

2 rolls black and

white negatives and

contact

8 color slides


print

1986.004 January 24,

1986

Tennessee River

Folklife Center,

N.B. Forrest

Park


1986.005 January 30,

1986

Ransom

Howard, Vannoy

Streeter:

baskets,

woodcarving,

wire sculpture

Black and white

film

Color slides



21 color slides


print

1986.006 February

1986

Minnie Bell,

Choctaw

basketmaking


1986.007 February

1986


Lives” Exhibit


1986.008 February

1986

Mary and Tom

Davis,

basketmaking


1986.009 March

1986

Jean Horner,

Luthier; Frazier

Moss, Fiddler; J.

Christian, buck

dance; JR

Skillington –

animal

husbandry: AIE

Black and white

Color slides

2 rolls black and

white negatives and

contact

38 color slides

1 3x5 black and white

negative


prints

1986.010 March

1986

J. R. Skillington,

animal

husbandry


1986.011 March

1986

Betty Todd

Tanner,

basketmaking,

and Belle Meade

Dogtrot

Black and white

film

Color slides

1 black and white roll


14 color slides


prints

1986.012 April 1986 Ida Pearl Davis,

basketmaking


1986.013 April 3 and

5, 1986

Mussel fishing,

railroading,

Tennessee

Homecoming

’86: Exhibit and

Clarksville

Fiddle Contest

Color slides

Black and white

film

2 black and white

rolls negatives and

contact

15 color slides


print

1986.014 April 10,

1986

Archie Green

lecture

Black and white

film




print

1986.015 May 3,

1986

NAPPS “Echoes

of Tennessee”

program

Black and white

film

Color slides



25 color slides

1986.016 May 19,

1986

Odamankoma

Kyerema Dance

Troupe Nashville

Program

Black and white

film



1986.017 May 29,

1986

“Legends of

Bluegrass” at

Summer Lights

Black and white

film


contact; 1 black and

white 5x7 print

1986.018 May 31,

1986

NAPPS

Program,

Columbia

Black and white 2 black and white

rolls negatives and

contact

1986.019 June 25-26,

1986

Festival of

American

Folklife (FAF),

DC: Lamar

Alexander,

Ralph Rinzler,

Frazier Moss,

Maggie Lee

Sayre, Roan

Mountain

Hilltoppers, Bob

Douglas, etc.


1986.020 June 25-26,

1986

FAF: Boats,

BBQ, Quartet,

Shape-note,

Baskets, blues,

chair making,

Ralph Blizzard


1986.021 June 27-28,

1986

FAF: Roan

Mountain

Hilltoppers,

Ethel Birchfield,

Fairfield Four,

Bob Douglas,

chair making,

Rolley Hole,

food, woodwork


1986.022 June 27-28,

1986

FAF: BBQ pig,

Ransom

Howard,

Stumpjumpers,

Johnny Ray

Hicks, Bud

Garrett, Hamper

McBee, Red

Rector, etc.


1 duplicate slide

1986.023 June 29-30,

1986

FAF: Hamper

McBee, Frazier

Moss, blues,

Maggie Lee

Sayre, Davis and

Hibdon, Rolley

Hole, Jewel

Allen,

rockabilly, blues,

Garrett, Fairfield

4, etc.

Color slides

50 color slides

1986.024 June 29-30,

1986

FAF: Old-time

music, blues,

baskets, Food,

BBQ, Stump-

Jumpers, etc.


1986.025 July 2,

1986

FAF: Dale

Calhoun, Roy

Harper, Raz

Johnson, Frazier

Moss, Hamper

McGee, Alex

Stewart, quilts,

BBQ, boats, etc.

Color slides

Black and white

film

50 color slides


print

1986.026 July 2,

1986

FAF: Ethel

Birchfield, hay

baling, pottery,

quilting,

Fairfield Four,

Isaac Freeman,

Gertie Hemphill,

Will Keys, Ralph

Blizzard, etc.

Color Slides 72 color slides

1986.027 July 3-4,

1986

FAF:

woodwork,

coopering,

rockabilly, blues

(Garrett)


1986.028 July 3-4,

1986

FAF:

Moonshine,

Native American

Baskets, quilts,

cooper, food,

Garrett, McGee,

Hicks, etc.


1986.029 July 5-6,

1986

FAF: Hicks,

Howard,

cooking, Moss,

Sayre, McBee,

broom making,

tobacco twisting,

Bob Douglas

jam, etc.

Color Slides

CD-R

CD-R of Johnny

Hicks

53 color slides

1986.030 July 5-6,

1986

FAF: Mainer,

Sayre, Davis,

Hibdon, Rolley

Hole, Corn husk,

brooms, cooper,

Hicks, Rector,

etc.


1986.031 June 24-25,

1986

FAF: sawmill,

McBee, Jewell

Allen, Sayre,

Rolley Hole,

baskets, Raz

Johnson,

Rockabilly,

Rinzler and

Alexander,

Birchfields,

Harper, Duck

Creek Quartet,

Douglas, etc.

Black and white

film

3 black and white

rolls negatives and 2

contact sheets each (6

total)

1986.032 June 26-27,

1986

FAF: baskets,

Duck Creek,

Fieldstones,

Blizzard, Rolley

Hole, Sayre,

logs, folklorists,

Hilltoppers,

Fairfield Four,

Douglas, etc.

Black and white

film

3 black and white



total)


prints

1986.033 June 28-29,

1986

FAF: Howard,

Calhoun, Hicks,

McBee, Garrett,

Townsend,

Harper, Rector,

Armstrong,

Rockabilly,

Jones, Laury,

Fairfield Four,

et.

Black and white

film

3 black and white



total)

1986.034 June 29,

1986

FAF: Brown,

Keys, Pettigrew,

McCreery,

Choctaw baskets

(Bell), baskets,

Sun Rhythm,

Rector, Hibdon,

Moss, Hicks,

Sayre, Hooks,

BBQ, Moss,

Allen, Davis

Black and white

film

3 black and white



total)


prints

1986.035 July 2-4,

1986

FAF: Hicks,

Ford, Smith,

Garrett, Jones,

Rector, Stewart,

Birchfield,

McBee,

Hemphills, etc.

Black and white

film

CD-R

3 black and white


contact sheets ea.

1 CD-R


prints

1986.036 July 5-6,

1986

FAF: Thomas,

Calhoun, Harper,

Johnson,

Birchfield,

Pettigrew, Davis,

marbles, Jones,

Garrett, Shipley,

Hemphills,

Blizzard, Keys

Black and white

film

3 black and white


contact sheets ea.


prints

1986.037 August 16,

1986

Davy Crockett

Days,

Limestone,

Tennessee,

tobacco

Color slides

CD-R


1 CD-R (J. R. Hicks)

1986.038 August 16,

1986

Davy Crockett

Days,

Limestone,

Tennessee

Black and white

film

Photocopy

3 rolls black and

white negatives and

contacts


prints

1 black and white

large negative

2 color 8x10

photocopies

1 black and white

8x10 photocopy

1986.039 September

20, 1986

Northwest

Tennessee

Heritage

Festival, Martin

Color slides

Black and white

film

40 color slides

2 rolls black and

white negatives and

contact

1986.040 October 4

and 6, 1986

Fisk Black

Folklife Festival;

Fisk Jubilee Day

Color slides

Black and white

film

2 rolls black and

white negatives and

contacts

26 color slides

1986.041 October 11,

1986

“Making Do:

Black Folk Art

in Tennessee”

Hunter Museum,

Knoxville

Black and white

film

Color Slides

4 black and white

Negatives and contact

63 color slides

1986.042 October 22,

1986

Dallas and Louie

Newberry, chair

making

Black and white

film

CD-R

3 black and white

rolls negatives and

contact


prints

1 CD-R

6 black and white

8x10 photocopies

1986.043 October 22,

1986

Dallas and Louie

Newberry, chairs

Color slides

Color prints

CD-R

22 Color slides

1 CD-R

1 8x10 color print

1986.044 No file

1986.045 Early

1900s,

reproduced

December

28, 1986

Quilts and

Bridges:

Historic Cannon

County

Black and white

reproductions


negatives and contact;


print

1986.046 Circa

1940s,

reproduced

April 17,

1986

Thomas Davis

Family photos:

basket and chair

making, Cannon

County

Black and white

film

Black and white

slides

Photocopy


contact sheet

9 slides

6 5x7 prints

2 5x7 photocopies

Catalog sheet

1986.047 May 13,

1986

Home Extension

Network Craft

Seminar with

Helen Bullard,

Crossville

Black and white

film


½ x 5 print; 1 black

and white 5x7 print

1 roll negatives, no

contact sheet

1987.001 January 6,

1987

Gov. McWherter

Inaugural Gala

Exhibit: Brown,

Streeter

Black and white

film



1987.002 March 12,

1987

Roy Harper:

Paintings


1987.003 March 19,

1987

Jean Lawing,

“Fantasy Land”

Black and white

film

Color slides

Photocopy

2 black and white

rolls negatives and

contact

26 color slides


prints

8 black and white

8x10 Photocopy

1987.004 March 27,

1987

Enloe and Emma

Smith – baskets

Black and white

film

Color slides

Photocopy



26 color slides

4 black and white

8x10 Photocopy

1987.005 April 5,

1987

Frazier Moss

recording session

Black and white

film



1987.006 April 7,

1987

Cumberland

Music Tour: V.

Anderson, C.

Davenport, C.

Troxell

Black and white

film

Photocopy

4 rolls black and

white negatives and

contact


prints

3 black and white

8x10 Photocopy

1987.007 April 27,

1987

Trevle Wood

Baskets

(Tennessee Craft

Fair)


1987.008 May 3,

1987

Tennessee Crafts

Fair, Centennial

Park: chairs,

baskets,

coopering,

woodcarving

Color slides

45 color slides

1987.009 May 21-22,

1987

Blues Sculpture

Dedication,

Memphis and

Booker T. Laury,

Jessie Mae

Hemphill and

David Evans

Color slides

Black and white

film

Color Photocopy

26 color slides

1 color 8x10

Photocopy


x 4 ¼ prints

1987.010 May 23,

1987

“The

Fieldstones” –

Tennessee Arts

Commission

Conference,

Memphis


1987.011 June 1987 J. Paul Newby,

baskets, chairs


1987.012 June 9,

1987

1st Gospel Arts

Day: Fairfield

Four, Rev.

Jerome Wright,

Tommie Lewis

(Fisk)

Black and white

film

2 rolls black and

white negatives and

contact

5 black and white

Photocopy


print

1987.013 June 16,

1987

Trevle Wood –

baskets; Rector,

Frazier Moss,

Jackie Christian,

Mack Howard

Color slides

Black and white

film

23 color slides



1987.014 June 22-23,

1987

Johnny Shines at

Bessie Smith

Strut; Maggie

Lee Sayre at

Sarratt Center

Black and white

film

2 rolls black and

white negatives and

contact


print

1 handwritten note

1987.015 June 22,

1987

Bessie Smith

Strut: “Live and

Let Live”

Barbershop

Quartet, Lonnie

Brooks Band,

Shines, BBQ

Color slide 2 rolls color slides

File

missing

1987.017 July 1987 Kathleen Dunn

Manning:

baskets

Color slide 26 color slides

1987.018 July 1 and

11, 1987

Parks Townsend

– woodcarving,

storytelling and

Billy Womack

(Uncle Dave

Macon Days and

Elizabethton)

Color slides

Black and white

film

Photocopy

2 black and white

rolls negatives and

contact

26 color slides

1 color slide dup



print


x 11 photocopies

1987.019 September

6-7, 1987

Bud Garrett,

Free Hill, and

Cumberland

Music Tour,

Pickett State

Park

Black and white

film

Photocopy

CD-R

8 rolls black and

white negatives and

contact


prints

22 black and white

8x10 photocopies

Photo invoice

1987.020 September

6-7, 1987

Bud Garrett,

Free Hill

Color slide

16 color slides

1 CD-R

Handwritten notes

1987.021 September

1987

Hubert Baggett.

Stone masonry,

Cunningham


1987.022 September

1987

Chainsaw

Carving

Jamestown,

Tennessee


1987.023 September

26, 1987

Tennessee

Grassroots Days:

Fairfield Four,

Frazier Moss,

Ray Harper

Black and white

film

Photocopy

3 black and white

rolls negatives and

contact

6 black and white

8x10 photocopies

1987.024 September

26, 1987

Tennessee

Grassroots Days:

Moss, Harper,

Fairfield Four

Color slide

Black and white

prints

2 color slides


prints

1 black and white

8x10 print

1987.025 October 8,

1987

Roy Harper,

Norris,

Tennessee

Black and white

film

1 black and white

8x10 print

1987.026 October 18,

1987

NAIA (Native

American Indian

Association)

POW WOW


total)

1987.027 November

10, 1987

O. E. Wallace:

Slatted fishing

baskets,

Perryville

Color Slides

Black and white

film

Photocopy



26 color slides


prints

2 black and white

8x10 photocopies

1987.028 December

28, 1987

Cannon County

Craft Exhibition:

baskets, chairs,

quilts, bowls

Color slides

Black and white

film



26 color slides

1988.001 January 2,

1988

Fisk Jubilee

Singers historic

photos


total)

1988.002 January 2,

1988

Fisk Jubilee

Singers historic

photos


total)

1988.003 January 22,

1988

Jubilee Hall,

Fisk University:

Alex Haley

Color slides

Black and white

film

CD-R


negative and contact

18 color slides

1 CD-R

1988.004 March 19,

1988

Cumberland

Music Tour:

Hiddenite Center

Color film 3 color 3 ½ x 4 ½

prints

1988.005 March 22,

1988

Black gospel

group photos

from John

Phillips

Collection

(copies)

Black and white

film

2 black and white

rolls negatives and

contact

24 black and white

5x7 prints

1988.006 April 5,

1988

Fairfield Four at

WSMV-TV

Black and white

film

Color slides

Photocopy



14 color slides


print

4 black and white

8x10 photocopies

1988.007 April 28,

1988

Fisk Jubilee

Singers copies of

historic photos

for Gospel Arts

Day from Fisk

Library

Black and white

film

2 rolls black and

white negatives and

contacts

1988.008 May 12,

1988

Fairfield Four

copies of

historic photos

from Fisk

Library

Black and white

film


contact

1988.009 May 3,

1988

John Battle

Gravesite,

Roland Hayes

Bust, Fisk U.

Black and white

film



1988.010 May 9,

1988

Fairfield Four,

Fireside Singers,

Voices of

Nashville at

WSMV-TV

Black and white

film

Color slide

2 rolls black and

white negatives and

contact

34 color slides

1988.011 May 20,

1988

Fairfield Church,

Dusty Road

Club, Gospel Car

Black and white

film

Photocopy



1 black and white

8x10 print


print

3 black and white

8x10 photocopies

1988.012 May 21,

1988

CBS Singers

with Regina

McCrary and

Ann McCrary

Smith, St.

Mark’s Church,

Nashville

Black and white

film

Photocopy

2 rolls black and

white negatives and

contact

7 black and white

8x10 photocopies

1988.013 June 19,

1988

Gospel Arts

Day: Jubilee

Hall

Color Slides 2 rolls color slides (38

total)

1988.014 June 19,

1988

Gospel Arts

Day: Jubilee

Hall, Fisk U.

Black and white

film

Photocopy

4 black and white

rolls negatives and

contact


prints

2 black and white

8x10 photocopies

1988.015 June 25,

1988

1988 Folk

Medicine

Festival

Black and white

film

3 rolls black and

white negatives and

contact


print

1988.016 June 25,

1988

1988 Folk

Medicine

Festival

Color slides

Color print

2 rolls color slides (75

total)

1 3 ½ x 4 print

1988.017 June 28,

1988

Lucille Smith:

paintings,

Athens


1988.018 June 29,

1988

Bessie Harvey’s

artwork, Alcoa

Black and white

film

Photocopy




print

1 black and white

8x10 print

2 black and white

8x10 photocopies

1988.019 June 29,

1988

Bessie Harvey,

Alcoa

Color slides

Black and white

slides

25 color slides

2 color slide

duplicates

2 black and white

slide duplicates

1988.020 July 25,

1988

Rick Stewart,

Coopering Demo

in Japan

Black and white

film


x 4 ½ prints

1988.021 August 26,

1988

Clara Fodor,

quilting and

embroidery; J.P.

Chairs, Linden

Black and white

film




prints

1988.022 August 26,

1988

Clara Fodor,

quilts and

embroidery; J.P.

Chairs, Linden


1988.023 September

30, 1988

Homer Green’s

artwork, Beech

Grove



1988.024 September

30, 1988

Homer Green’s

artwork, Beech

Grove

Black and white

film

Photocopy



1 black and white

8x10 photocopy

1988.025 November

11, 1988

Tennessee Banjo

Institute

(Murfreesboro)

and Banjo

Meltdown

(Nashville)


total)

1988.026 November

11, 1988

Tennessee Banjo

Institute and

Banjo Meltdown

Black and white

film

Photocopy

3 rolls black and

white negatives and

contacts

1 black and white

8x10 photocopy

1988.027 November

11 and 13,

1988

Banjo Institute

and Meltdown;

Fireside Singers

45th Anniversary

(and Fairfield

Four)

Black and white

film

2 rolls black and

white negatives and

contact


prints

1988.028 November

13, 1988

Fireside Singers

45th Anniversary,

Mt. Calvary

Church


1988.029 November

1988

Roy Harper,

train paintings


1988.030 December

15, 1988

Willie Doss,

chairmaker,

Jamestown

Color slides

Black and white

film

Photocopy



20 color slides

3 black and white

8x10 photocopy


print

1988.031 1926;

reproduced

June 1,

1988

1926 Ford Fiddle

Contest,

Louisville, KY.

Historic photos

from the

Caufield and

Shook Collection

at the University

of Louisville

Photographic

Archives in

Ekstrom Library.

Cannot be

reproduced

without

permission from

the University of

Louisville.

Black and white

reproductions

4 black and white

8X10 prints

1989.001 February 8,

1989

Fairfield Four,

Black History

Conference,

Nashville

Color film 2 rolls color negatives

and contacts

17 color 5x7 prints


1989

Fairfield Four Black and white

film

Photocopy

3 rolls black and

white negatives and

contact



photocopies

1989.003 April 8,

1989

Clarksville

Fiddle Contest

Black and white

film

4 rolls black and

white negatives and

contact


prints

1989.004 April 8,

1989

Clarksville

Fiddle Contest

Color slide 1 roll color slides (24

total)

1989.005 April 10,

1989

Vannoy Streeter

wire sculpture

Color slide

Black and white

film

12 color slides

10 black and white

negatives

1989.006 April 21,

1989

Fisk Jubilee

Singers historic

photos for

Gospel Arts

Day; Vannoy

Streeter wire

sculpture

Black and white

film

Photocopy

2 black and white

rolls negatives and

contact

2 8x10 black and

white photocopies

1989.007 May 8,

1989

Fisk Jubilee

Singers historic

photos

Black and white

film

Photocopy

2 rolls black and

white negatives and

contact

9 black and white

8X10 photocopies

1989.008 June 14,

1989

Fisk Chapel Black and white

film



5 black and white

8x10 photocopies

1989.009 June 14,

1989

Fisk Jubilee

Singers historic

photos

Black and white

film

5 rolls black and

white negatives and

contact

1989.010 June 18,

1989

Gospel Arts Day,

Fisk U.: The

Reunion Quartet

Color slides

10 color slides

1989.011 June 18

and 19,

1989

Gospel Arts Day,

Fisk U.:

Reunion Quartet;

Homer Green,

wood carving

Black and white

film Black and

white 8x10

Photocopy

5 rolls black and

white negatives and

contact

35 black and white

8x10 photocopies

1989.012 June 19,

1989

Homer Green,

woodcarving,

Robinson’s

Ridge

Black and white

film

Photocopy

1 partial roll black

and white negatives

and contact

1 8x10 black and

white Photocopy

1 partial contact

1989.013 June 27,

1989

Parks Townsend,

woodcarving,

Elizabethton


1989.014 July 17,

1989

Dionicio

Rodriguez,

Crystal Grotto,

Memphis

Memorial

Garden


1989.015 July 26,

1989

Homer Green Black and white

film

Black and white

slides

Photocopy




prints

2 black and white

8x10 photocopies

1989.016 August

1989

Cade’s Cove

historic sites:

Primitive Baptist

Church,

gravestone,

blacksmith shop,

barn


1989.017 October 5-

6, 1989

Homer Green,

Bessie Harvey

Black and white

film

5 black and white

rolls negatives and

contacts


prints

1 black and white

8x10 print

4 black and white

slide duplicates

1990.001 January 3,

1990

Williamson

Chair Exhibit

Color slides

Black and white

film

1 roll (36 exposure)

black and white


26 color slides

1990.002 March 31,

1990

Clarksville

Fiddle Contest

Color Slides

Black and white

film

2 rolls black and

white negatives and

contact

25 color slides

1990.003 April 14

and 27,

1990

Royal Lao

Dance Troupe:

Lao New Year

Black and white

film

Photocopy




prints

5 black and white

8x10 photocopies

2 typed letters

1 magazine article

1990.004 April 14

and 27,

1990

Royal Lao

Dance Troupe:

Lao New Year

Color slides

Color prints

115 color slides (6

rolls)

5 color 5x7 prints


1990.005 April 27,

1990

Jerry Brown and

Cleater Meaders

at Brown’s

Pottery Shop,

Hamilton, AL

Black and white

film

Photocopy

2 black and white

rolls negatives and

contact


prints

5 black and white

8x10 photocopies

Typed statement

Brochure

1990.006 April 27,

1990

Jerry Brown and

Cleater Meaders

at Brown’s

Pottery Shop,

Hamilton, AL

Color slides

Color prints


total)

6 color 3 1/2x4 prints

1990.007 April 1990 Road sign, shop

window,

portable toilets


1990.008 May 10,

1990

Roger R. Smith,

Carved peach

pits

Black and white

film

Photocopies

2 black and white

rolls negatives and

contact (2 contact

sheets each)

4 black and white

8x10 photocopies

Handwritten contact

info

1990.009 May 10,

1990

Roger R. Smith,

Carved peach

pits


total)

1990.010 June 1,

1990

Sonny Boy

Williamson,

Blues; Memorial

Marker

Dedication

Black and white

film

2 black and white

rolls negatives and

contact

1990.011 June 1,

1990

Sonny Boy

Williamson

continued

Color slides

Color prints


total)


1990.012 July 25,

1990

Country Music,

fiddling:

Historic photos:

Bowman

Brothers, late

20’s

Black and white

film



1990.013 August 11-

12, 1990

White Oak Fair:

house raising,

chair making,

woodcarving,

basketry

Black and white

film

Color slides

37 color slides and

catalog



1990.014 November

3, 1990

Cedars of

Lebanon State

Park: Tennessee

Banjo Institute

Black and white

film

Color Slides

6 rolls black and

white negatives and

contacts

26 color slides

1990.015 circa 1990 Trevle and Alvin

Wood,

basketmakers,

Murfreesboro

Black and white

film


x 5 print

1991.001 January 31,

1991

Governor’s

Awards:

Scruggs, and

Fairfield Four;

Alex Stewart

Exhibit; Ben

Strawn baskets

Black and white

film




prints

1991.002 January 31,

1991

Alex Stewart

exhibit; Ben

Strawn baskets

Color slides

Color prints


total)


1991.003 September

14, 1991

Rolley Hole

National

Championship,

Standing Stone

State Park

Black and white

film

2 black and white

rolls negatives and

contact


prints

1991.004 September

14, 1991

Rolley Hole

Championship


total)

1991.005 December

3, 1991

Volunteer

Woodcarvers:

J.C. Wilsford, Ed

Norman

Black and white

film



1993.001 January 17,

1993

The Fireside

Singers, Black

Gospel

Black and white

film

Color film

1 black and white

8x10 print

1 color 8x10 print

(no negatives)


1993

Josie Jones,

basketmaker,

Smithville

Black and white

film

Color slides




prints

10 color slides


1993

Hoyt Jake Davis,

chairmakers,

Short Mountain,

Hibdon basket

sign

Black and white

film

Color slides




prints

21 color slides (some

missing)

1993.004 March 15,

1993

Dale Prater and

David Thomas

Chair Shops

Black and white

film

Color slides

Photocopy



3 black and white

8x10 photocopies

12 color slides

1993.005 April 19,

1993

Chinese Visit to

Woodbury

basketmakers,

Albert Thomas:

Yunnan Cultures

Nationalities

Project; Cannon

County basket

and fan

Black and white

film

Photocopy




photocopy and note

1 typed text

1993.006 May 15,

1993

Voices of Love:

Cabin Row

Missionary

Baptist Church,

Montgomery

County, black

gospel

Black and white

film

4 rolls black and

white negatives and

contact

1 black and white

8x10 print


prints

1993.007 May 15,

1993

Voices of Love:

Cabin Row

Missionary

Baptist Church,

Montgomery

County, black

gospel

Color film 1 roll color negatives,

no contact

14 color 3 ½ x 5

prints

1993.008 July 20,

1993

Shell fishing

traditions:

Marville’s Shell

Yard, Savannah

Black and white

film




prints

1993.009 August 11,

1993

Netmaking

(Fishing

traditions),

Fyffe, AL,

Tommy Keahey

Black and white

film



5 black and white

8x10 photocopies

1993.010 September

1993

Rick Stewart,

Coopering

Black and white

film

Black and white

slide


print

1 black and white

slides

1993.011 October 9,

1993

Dale Calhoun,

Jake Davis and

son at National

Folk Festival,

Chattanooga

Black and white

film

Color slides

6 black and white

negatives (no contact)

5 color slides


print

1993.012 Early

1990s

Nelda Joan

Merritt, white

oak basketmaker

Black and white

film


prints

1993.013 1980s Tom Morgan,

luthier (Dixie

Frets exhibit)

Black and white

film


print

3 black and white

negatives


x 11 photocopies

1993.014 1993 Johnny Ray

Hicks and Royal

Lao Dancers at

1993 National

Folk Festival:

Chattanooga


1993.015 1993 NFF out-

of-state craft

demonstrators:

Jerry Brown

(AL), Raymond

Hicks (KY),

Margaret

Horvath (FL),

Sunita Karvir

(GA),

Mai Moua (GA),

Lomia Nunn

(AL), Gloria

Odum (GA),

Hystercine

Rankin (MS),

Annie Scott

(SC), Raymond

Sedatol (LA)

Black and white

and color prints

1994.001 March

1994

Maggie Murphy Color film 1 color 3 ½ x 5 print

1 letter

1994.002 May-July

1994

“She Did It:

Clara Fodor

quilts/embroider

y, Michigan

Color slides 1 roll color slides (10

total)

1994.003 May-July

1994

Clara Fodor:

quilts/embroider

y, Michigan

Color slides 1 roll color slides (10

total)

1994.004 May-July

1994

Clara Fodor:

quilts/embroider

y, Michigan

Black and white

prints


prints

1994.005 July 20,

1994

Saddle making,

AL: Moe Poore,

Sand Mountain

Black and white

film




print

1994.006 September

1994

Dixie Frets

Exhibit: Hunter

Museum of Art,

Chattanooga

Color film

Color prints

1 roll color negatives,

no contacts

78 prints

1994.007 September

1994

Dixie Frets

Exhibit: Hunter

Museum of Art,

Chattanooga

Color film

Color prints

1 roll color negatives

78 color 4x6 prints

1994.008 February

16-17 and

March 16,

1994

Dixie Frets

Exhibit: Various

locations

Black and white

film

6 rolls black and

white negatives and

contacts

16 prints

1994.009 February

16-17 and

March 16,

1994

Dixie Frets

Exhibit: Various

locations

Black and white

film

6 rolls black and

white negatives and

contacts

16 black and white

5x7 prints

1994.010 September

1994

Dixie Frets

Exhibit: Hunter

Color slides

37 color slides

duplicates

1994.011 September

1994

Clara Fodor:

“Stately

Stitches”

Exhibit, NFF,

Chattanooga

Color Slides 38 Color slides

1994.012 September

1994

Clara Fodor:

“Stately

Stitches”

Exhibit, NFF


no contact

61 color 4x6 prints

1994.013 1990s Aubrey and Lori

Ghent, African

American

Musicians

Black and white

film

2 black and white

8x10 prints

1994.014 1994 Martha Ross,

Cherokee

basketmaker,

North Carolina

Black and white

film


x 5 print

1 handwritten letter

1994.015 1994 Nolan Beaver,

Brasstown

Carvers, North

Carolina

Black and white

film


print

1994.016 October

1995

Hadiyo Ali,

Somalian textile

arts demo, NFF,

Chattanooga

Black and white

film


prints

1995.001 1995 (?) Dale Calhoun

(photos by

Fulcher)

Black and white

film

Color slides

3 black and white

negatives


print

2 color slides

1 color 8x12 print

1995.002 January 12,

1995

Fairfield Four:

Governor’s

Inaugural Parade

Black and white

film

1 5x7 black and white

print

1 black and white

slide

1995.003 June 1995 “Portraits of

Tradition”

Exhibit,

Nashville;

Universal United

House of Prayer

Black and white

film

Color slides



25 color slides

1995.004 July 1995 E. T. Wickham

site, Herbert

Baggett (photos

by Jim Hedges)

Color film 18 color 4x6 prints

1995.005 August 7,

1995

Chainsaw carver

Glen West, La

Casanova Social

Club, Flamingo

Lounge,

Bradford Doodle

Soup sign,

Waynesboro,

Nashville

Black and white

film

Color slides



18 color slides

1995.006 August 26,

1995

Lao Banquet Black and white

film

3 rolls black and

white negatives and

contact

1 page article

1995.007 August 26,

1995

Lao Banquet Black and white

film

Photocopy


prints

16 black and white

8x10 Photocopy

1995.008

moved to

1994.016

1995.009 November

1995

Maggie Sayre

and R. Cogswell


1995.010 November

9-10, 1995

Calhoun boat

shop, Ben

Atkinson, Jesse

Mitchell, John

Asbille sign,

Albert Moore

and murals

Black and white

film

CD-R

3 rolls black and

white negatives and

contacts


prints

1 CD-R

1995.011 November

9-10, 1995

Calhoun boat

shop, Ben

Atkinson, Jesse

Mitchell, Albert

Moore and

murals

Color slides

Color prints

73 color slides and 4

catalog sheets

3 color 5x7 prints

1996.001 March

1996

Josie Jones,

canning,

Smithville


1996.002 March 29,

1996

Clarksville

Fiddle Contest

Black and white

film




print

5 black and white

8x10 photocopies

1996.003 April 20,

1996

Mayes Cross,

Benton

Black and white

film

Color slides

12 color slides


prints

1996.004 June 1,

1996

International

Jubilee Festival,

Knoxville; Sogo

Ghanaian Dance

Group;

Tennessee Meiji

Gakuin Koto,

Flores Brothers,

Mariachi Tequila

Black and white

film

Photocopy

2 rolls black and

white negatives and

contact

4 black and white

8x10 photocopies


print

1996.005 June 1,

1996

International

Jubilee Festival,

Knoxville; Sogo

Ghanaian Dance

Group;

Tennessee Meiji

Gakuin Koto,

Flores Brothers,

Mariachi Tequila


total)

1996.006 October 25,

1996

Pride of

Tennessee

Concert,

Cumberland

County

Playhouse

Black and white

film

Photocopy



2 black and white

8x10 prints


print

2 black and white

8x10 photocopies

1996.007 July 20,

1996

Woodcarving,

music: Copper

Basin Mountain

Showcase


1996.008 July 26-28,

1996

Olympic

Whitewater

Program


1996.009 September

13-14,

1996

Rolley Hole

Marble

Championship


total)

1996.010 November

22-24,

1996

Mariachi

Guadalajara,

Spirit of

Memphis:

NASAA

Meeting

Black and white

Photocopy

2 rolls black and

white negative and

contact


prints

6 black and white

8x10 photocopies

1997.001 May 19,

1997

Religious art:

Donny Bohanan,

Mayes, Meigs

County

Color film 30 negatives and no

contact

29 color 3 ½ x 5

prints

1997.002 May 19,

1997

Religious art:

Bohanan, Mayes

Black and white

film




prints

1997.003 June 17,

1997

West Tennessee

Musicians: Ellis

Truett Sessions,

Dalton Tate


1997.004 June 16-17,

1997

West Tennessee

Music: Truett

Sessions:

Hershal and

Lindsey Holmes,

Clarence Jones,

Herman

Patterson, Jack

McAdams;

Reelfoot Lake

paintings, Truett


1997.005 June 16-17,

1997

West Tennessee

Music:

Truett Sessions–

Hershal and

Lindsey Holmes

Color film 8 color negatives, no

contact


1997.006 June 17,

1997

West Tennessee

Music: Truett

Sessions–Dalton

Tate; Joelton jam

session: John

Hager, Art

Malmin, Harold

Young, Jerry

Simpson, Bob

“Red” Smith

Black and white

film


negatives and

contact’2 black and

white 5x7 prints, 1

black and white 3 ½ x

5 print

1997.007 June 16-17,

1997

West Tennessee

Music: Herman

Patterson, Jack

McAdams

Black and white

film


negatives and contact,


prints, 9 black and

white 3 ½ x 5 prints

1997.008 June 16-17,

1997

West Tennessee

Music: H. L.

Holmes,

Clarence Jones

Black and white

film


negatives

3 5x7 prints

2 3 ½ x5 prints

1997.009 July 10,

1997

Bill Henry:

woodcarving,

Oak Ridge (see

also 2008.013)


Business card

1997.010 August 6-7,

1997

West Tennessee

Music:

Georgia Clayton,

Tom Vestal,

Herbert Raines,

Vina Hinson

Black and white

film

Photocopy




x 5 prints; 4 black and

white 5x7

photocopies

1997.011 August 6-7,

1997

West Tennessee

Music: John

Gant, Jean Gant

Tittle

Native American

Potters,

basketmakers,

weavers

Black and white

film

Photocopy




photocopy


x 5 print

1997.012 August 6-7,

1997

West Tennessee

Music:

Georgia Clayton,

Tom Vestal,

Hubert Raines,

Vina Hinson,

John Gant, Jean

G. Tittle, Native

American Crafts


1997.013 August 26,

1997

Frazier Moss,

Mark Howard,

John Hartford,

Tom Holzen,

Matt Combs:

Charles Wolfe

book signing

Black and white

film




print

1997.014 September

5, 1997

West Tennessee

Music: Alvin

Anderson, Elcie

Mae Frye, Rosie

Robinson, Pee

Wee

Wilbourne/New

Beginning

Evangelical

Church,

Nashville

Black and white

film




x 5 prints

1997.015 September

5, 1997

West Tennessee

Music:

Anderson, Frye,

Wilbourne,

Robinson/New

Beginning

Church


1997.016 September

5, 1997

West Tennessee

Music: Elcie

Mae Frye

Color film 2 color negatives


1997.017 September

25-27,

1997

Roy Harper,

Mariachi Fiesta

en Jalisco, Will

House:

Governor’s

Conference on

the Arts:

Southern Arts

Exchange

Black and white

film

Photocopy




print

4 black and white

8x10 photocopies

1 black and white

Photocopy of contact

sheet

1997.018 October 4,

1997

Mariachi

Olympico,

Robert Belfour:

Southern Folk

Festival,

Chattanooga

Black and white

film




prints

1997.019 October 4,

1997

Robert Belfour,

James Bryan,

Carl Jones, Sogo

Dancer,

Mariachi

Olympico:

Southern Folk

Festival,

Chattanooga

Black and white

film

Photocopy




print

1 black and white

8x10 photocopy

1997.020 November

6, 1997

James Bunch,

woodcarver;

David Wallace,

luthier; Dr. Enuf

truck, Big Burley

tobacco

CD-R: image 4

Black and white

film

Photocopy



2 black and white

8x10 photocopies

1997.021 November

6, 1997

James Bunch,

David Wallace,

Madisonville

CD-R

Color film

Color Photocopy

5 color negatives


1 color 8x10

photocopy

1997.022 November

6, 1997

James Bunch,

David Wallace,

Dr. Enuf,

Tobacco


1997.023 November

12, 1997

West Tennessee

Music:

Doris “Cousin

Tuny” Freeman,

May Mell

Middleton King,

Harvey

Middleton,

“Lizard Lick”

Black and white

film

Photocopy


negatives and contact,

3 black and white

8x10 photocopies,


x 5 prints

1997.024 November

12, 1997

West Tennessee

Music: same as

.023


no contact; 20 3 ½ x

5 prints

1997.025 1997 “Expressions of

Place: Roadside

Signs” Touring

exhibit, Etowah

Black and white

film

Black and white

slide

3 black and white

negatives

1 7 ½ x 7 ½ (within

larger white frame)

black and white print

1 black and white

slide

1998.001 January 6

and 10,

1998

Cumberland

Stoneworks,

Jamestown

storefront,

Rugby

courthouse,

Musicians:

Leroy Troy, Jim

and Jesse

McReynolds:

Ernest Tubb

Midnite

Jamboree

Black and white

film


negatives and contract


print

1998.002 February

11-13,

1998

Folk Alliance

Showcase,

Center for

Southern

Folklore: Keith

Brown, Vance

Ensemble, Spirit

of Memphis

Black and white

film

Photocopy




print


photocopies

1998.003 February

22-24,

1998

West Tennessee

Music, Lizard

Lick: Lucile

Parker, Ellis

Truett, BBQ

signs, Revin

Scott, Jessie

Allen

Black and white

film




print


x 5 prints


photocopy

1998.004 February

22-24,

1998

West Tennessee

Music: Revin

Scott, Jessie

Allen: Historic

photos

Black and white

Photocopy




photocopies

1998.005 February

22-24,

1998

West Tennessee

music: Charlie

Sipes, Jeff Long,

E. Truett, Vina

Mae Cardwell

Black and white

film

CD-R

Photocopy


negatives and contact;


x 5 prints, 2 black and

white 5x7

photocopies

1998.006

February

22-24,

1998

West Tennessee

Music: Jessie

Allen, Revin

Scott, Charlie

Sipes, Vina Mae

Cardwell;

historic photos


1998.007 March 5,

1998

“Breakin’ Up

Winter” Cedars

of Lebanon State

Park: Jim

Griffith, Will

Keys, Barbara

Kuhns, Charlie

Acuff, Marlin

Fisher and

Cylinder

recording demo

Black and white

film



1998.008 June 28,

1998

Dale Calhoun

presents boat to

Tennessee State

Museum

Black and white

film




prints

1998.009 August 12-

14, 1998

Short Mountain

Basketry: Mary

Davis, Nancy

Sweezy, Trevle

Wood

Color film

Color slides

1 roll color negatives

and contact

2 color 5x7 prints

3 color slide

duplicates

1998.010 August 12-

14, 1998

Basketmakers:

Mary Davis,

Trevle Wood,

Nancy Sweezy

Black and white

film, Photocopy


contact


prints


photocopies

1998.011 August 12-

14, 1998

Basketmakers:

Sam Sweezy,

Nancy Sweezy,

Alert Thomas,

Josie Jones,

Patricia Wood,

Betty Tanner

Black and white

film



1998.012 August 12-

14, 1998

Basketmakers

Mary Mulligan,

Mary Tanner,

Patricia Wood,

Viella Estes,

Jean Myers,

Thelma Hibdon,

Ida Pearl Davis

Black and white

film


contact

1998.013 August 12-

14, 1998

Basketmaker:

Gertie

Youngblood,

Nancy Sweezy,

Albert Thomas

Black and white

film

Photocopy


contact

31 black and white

5x7 photocopy

1998.014 August 13,

1998

Basketmaking:

Gertie

Youngblood,

Nancy Sweezy,

Sam Sweezy,

Albert Thomas,

Josie Jones


1998.015 August 14,

1998

Basketry:

Patricia Wood,

Betty Tanner,

Mary Mulligan,

Jean Myers,

Gertie

Youngblood,

Thelma Hibdon,

Ida Pearl Davis

Color slides

25 color slides

Typed note

1998.016 File

eliminated;

duplicates

added to

1998.30

Basketry:

Thelma Hibdon

and Ida Pearl

Davis

1998.017 August 26,

1998

West Tennessee

Music/BBQ:

Alma Hutch’s

BBQ Stand

Edward Mayes,

Irene Mayes

Towater, L. B.

Dodd


1998.018 August 26,

1998

West Tennessee

Music/BBQ:

Hutch’s BBQ

Stand, Edward

and Irene Mayes

Towater, L.B.

Dodd

Black and white

film

Photocopy




photocopies


prints


x 5 prints

1998.019 October 6-

8, 1998

Dale Calhoun at

1998 National

Heritage

Awards,

Washington

D.C., The White

House

Black and white

film




prints

1998.020 October 6-

8, 1998

Dale Calhoun at

1998 National

Heritage

Awards,

Washington,

D.C., the White

House

Black and white

film




print

1998.021 October

30-

November

1, 1998

Frazier Moss

Funeral: John

Hartford, Matt

Combs; Wood

carving: Herbert

Baggett

Black and white

film




print

1998.022 October

30-

November

1, 1998

E. T. Wickham,

stone sculpture,

Palmyra;

Stonemasonry–

Gum Springs

Baptist Church;

Herbert Baggett,

cornerstone

Black and white

film




prints

1998.023 November

21, 1998

Herbert Baggett:

stonemasonry,

woodcarving

Color slides 24 color slides (#16

missing)

1 color 5x7 print of

#16

1998.024 November

21, 1998

Herbert Baggett:

stonemasonry;

turkey shoot,

tobacco barn,

East Hickman

Community Club

Quilt Show


1998.025 1998 (?) “Gospel

Sawmill”

Speedwell,

Tennessee


1998.026 August 12,

1998

Tom and Mary

Davis,

basketmaking

(Sweezy photos)

Color prints

Black and white

prints

1 color 8x10 print

3 black and white

8x10 prints

1998.027 August 13,

1998

Albert Thomas,

basketmaking

(Sweezy photos)

Black and white

prints

10 black and white

8x10 prints

1998.028 August 13,

1998

Josie Jones,

basketmaking

(Sweezy photos)

Black and white

prints

4 black and white

8x10 prints

1998.029 August 14,

1998

Viella Estes,

Betty Tanner and

family–

basketmaking

(Sweezy photos)

Black and white

prints

16 black and white

8x10 prints

1998.030 August 14,

1998

Ida Pearl Davis

and Thelma

Hibdon,

basketmaking

(Sweezy photos)

Color prints

Black and white

prints

1 color 8x10 print

8 black and white

8x10 prints

1998.031 August 13,

1998

Gertie

Youngblood,

basketmaking

(Sweezy photos)

Black and white

prints

7 black and white

8x10 prints

1998.032 August 12,

1998

Trevle Wood,

basketmaking

(Sweezy photos)

Color prints

Black and white

prints

2 color 8x10 prints

4 black and white

8x10 prints

1998.033 August 15,

1998

Alberta

Underwood,

Gracie

Davenport:

basketmaking

(Sweezy photos)

Color prints

Black and white

prints

1 color 8x10 print

17 black and white

8x10 prints

1998.034 1948 and

1950

Cannon County

basketmaking

photos from

TSLA; Eliza

Jane Thomas,

May Davis,

Sumner County

basket peddlers

wagon, Frank

Morrissey

peddler photos

5 Black and

white prints

1998.035 1990s Nashville

Mandolin

Ensemble:

Butch Baldassari

Black and white

film

1 black and white

8x10 print

1999.001 February 4-

5, 1999

West Tennessee

Music: Ellis

Truett, Charlie

Jones, Frank

Thomas, Carrie

Jones, Louise

Cooper, Byron

Martin;

LUTHIERS:

Don Penix


1999.002 February 4-

5, 1999

West Tennessee

Music: same as

above

Black and white

film

Photocopy




print


photocopies

1999.003 April 20,

1999

Memphis Latino

Workshop x/

Norma Cantu

and Local Latino

Businesses

Black and white

film

Photocopy




prints

1999.004 April 23,

1999

Knoxville Latino

Workshop with

Jubilee

Community Arts

Black and white

film

Photocopy




prints


photocopies

1999.005 May 8,

1999

Cinco de Mayo:

Trio Vendaval,

Nashville

Black and white

film




prints

1999.006 May 8,

1999

Cinco de Mayo:

Trio Vendaval,

Rancho and

Rauncho

(comedy)


1999.007 May 25

and 27,

1999

Religious Signs

on barns,

roadside crosses,

billboards, trucks

Color film

Black and white

Photocopy

11 color negatives, no

contact sheet

1 black and white

8x10 Photocopy

15 color 4x6 prints

1999.008 June 5,

1999

International

Jubilee Festival,

Knoxville:

Sogo, E. Indian

Group, Mehendi

demo, Mariachi

Olympico,

African textiles,

Japanese dance


1999.009 June 5,

1999

International

Jubilee Festival:

Indian cricket,

Okinawa dance,

Robert Belfour,

Maypole dance,

Gale and Charlie

Acuff


1999.010 June 5,

1999

International

Jubilee Festival:

Mariachi

Olympico,

Robert Belfour,

Charlie Acuff

Black and white

film

Photocopy




print

1 black and white 8 x

10 print


photocopies

1999.011 June 15

and 23,

1999

Short Mountain

and Smithville

Baskets: J. Paul

Newby, Mary

Davis, Albert

Thomas, Gertie

Youngblood,

Trevle Wood,

Hughes Chair

Shop, Patricia

Wood, Josie

Jones

Black and white

Photocopy




photocopies

Note re: name mix-up

(Mary

Mullican/Patricia

Tanner Woods”) on

1998.015 and

1999.011

1999.012 June 15

and 23,

1999

Short Mountain

and Smithville

baskets: same

names as above


1999.013 October 9,

1999

Southern

Festival of

Books, Trio

Vendaval

Black and white

film




photocopies

1999.014 December

28, 1999

Clara Fodor:

Quilts and

Embroidery

Black and white

film

Photocopy




print

3 black and white

photocopies

1999.015 December

28, 1999

Clara Fodor:

quilts,

embroidery

Black and white

film




prints

1 black and white

8x10 photocopy

1999.016 December

28, 1999

Clara Fodor:

quilts,

embroidery

Color slides

Photocopy

25 color slides

1 black and white

photocopy

1999.017 December

28, 1999

Clara Fodor:

quilts,

embroidery

Color slides

Color prints

24 color slides

4 color 5x7 prints

2000.001 January 3,

2000

Lou Jacobs,

wood carving

Columbia,

Tennessee


Typed letter

2000.002 March 24,

2000

Jubilee Festival

and Appalachian

Studies

Conference:

Country Music

mural, Ironworks

sign, Night

Crawlers String

Band, Charlie

Acuff, earl Bull

and Short

Mountain Grass


2000.003 March 24-

25, 2000

Jubilee Festival

and Appalachian

Studies

Conference:

Mumbillies,

Leroy Troy, Roy

Harper, Patsy

Stoneman,

Johnny Ray

Hicks, New

Dixie

Entertainers,

Will Keys


2000.004 March 24-

25, 2000

Jubilee Festival

and App.

Studies: same as

above

Black and white

film

Photocopy



2 black and white

8x10 photocopies


prints

2000.005 March 24-

25, 2000

and Spring

2000

Jubilee Festival

and Appl.

Studies

Conference:

Roy Harper,

Patsy Stoneman,

Johnny Ray

Hicks, New

Dixie

Entertainers./Spr

ing ’00: Cannon

County Basket

Exhibit

Black and white

film

Photocopy




print

2 black and white

8x10 photocopies

2000.006 Spring

2000

Cannon County

Basket Exhibit


2000.007 April 25,

2000

R. Henry Mayes

Cross


and contact

4 color 5x7 prints

2000.008 May 5,

2000

The Opry House:

Bob Douglas,

John Hartford,

Stuart Duncan,

Michael

Cleveland, Jed

Bulla, Michael

Defosche, Bobby

Fulcher, Eddy

Stubbs

Black and white

film

Photocopy




photocopies

2000.009 May 5,

2000

Bob Douglas on

the Opry Stage

(see above)

Black and white

film

Photocopy



1 black and white

8x10 print

8 black and white

8x10 photocopies

2000.010 May 5,

2000

Bob Douglas on

the Opry stage

(see above),

includes images

of Little Jimmy

Dickens


and contact

17 color prints

2000.011 May 5,

2000

Bob Douglas on

the Opry stage

(see above)


and contact

11 color prints

2000.012 May 30,

2000

Clara Fodor:

quilter, donation

of Tennessee

quilt to

Tennessee State

Museum


6 color 4x6 prints

2000.013 July 7,

2000

Jean Horner,

Luthier

Black and white

film

Photocopy




prints

2 black and white

8x10 photocopies

2000.014 October 31,

2000

Ninfa Rivera,

Mexican crochet


and contact (and 9

color slide copies

from negatives)

2000.015 File

merged

with

2000.014

2000.016 December

9, 2000

Leroy Troy at

the Ernest Tubb

Midnite

Jamboree

Black and white

film




print

2001.001 March 2,

2001

“Breakin’ Up

Winter”: Will

Keys, Doug

Smith, Charlie

and Dorothy

Acuff, J.P.

Fraley, Martin

Fisher

Black and white

film



2001.002 March 9,

2001

Roger Smith,

peach pit

carving,

Culleoka

Black and white

film



Release form

Letter

2001.003 March 9,

2001

Roger Smith,

peach pit carving


Release form

Letter

2001.004 March 16,

2001

James Bunch,

wood carving,

Madisonville

Color slides

Color Photocopy

20 color slides

1 CD-R

Release form

Directions

4 color 4x7

photocopies

2001.005 March 27,

2001

Willie Doss,

Chair making:

Rocker at

Newbury House,

Rugby; Forbus

General Store

chainsaw wood

carving


26 color 3 ½ x 5

prints

2001.006 May 6,

2001

Mayes Cross:

Old Nashville

Highway

Black and white

film




prints

2 page article

Directions

2001.007 May 11-12,

2001

Clyde Western

baskets (James

C. Scott)/West

Tennessee

Music: Herschel

Holmes, fiddle

Black and white

film



Handwritten ID notes

Typed note re:

Western

Release form


prints

2001.008 May 12,

2001

West Tennessee

Music: Music

event at Ellis

Truett’s and in

school house;

old-time string

band and black

gospel

Black and white

film



Handwritten ID notes

2001.009 May 11-12,

2001

Clyde Western

baskets/West

Tennessee

Music: old-time

string band

Color slides

Color prints

33 color slides

3 color 5x7 prints

Release form

Typed notes

Typed letter

2001.010 May 12,

2001

West Tennessee

Music: old-time

string band,

black gospel

Color slides

Color prints

36 color slides

1 color 5x7 print

2001.011 May 15,

2001

Spirit of

Memphis:

Governor’s

Awards 2001


2001.012 June 2,

2001

Cumberland

Trail Concert:

Signal Mountain

Opry

Black and white

film




prints

2001.013 June 5,

2001

Ripley Choctaw

Arts and Crafts

Survey: David

Dye Artists:

George Bell,

Annie Frazier,

Helen

Thompson,

Grady John,

Cubert Bell, Jr.,

Lacie Bell


6 release forms

(note: 3 cassette tapes

put in Audio

collection)

2001.014 June 16,

2001

Basketmaking in

Sparta and

Smithville:

Robert Maxwell,

Roger Dunn,

Kathleen Dunn

Palmer

Black and white

film




prints

3 release forms

2001.015 June 16,

2001

Basketmaking:

see above

Color slides

Color prints

23 color slides

2 color 5x7 prints

3 release forms

2001.016 June 20,

2001

Basketmaking:

Dee and Dennis

Gregory, and

Newberry Chair

Shop

Black and white

film



1 release form

2001.017 June 20,

2001

Basketmaking:

Gregory;

Pleasant Shade,

Tennessee

Color slides

Color prints


slide duplicates

1 color 5x7 print

2001.018 August 4,

2001

St. Lawrence

Catholic Church

Annual BBQ


2001.019 September

8, 2001

Traveler’s Rest

Country Fair and

Holy Trinity

Greek Orthodox

Church Fest:

Zada Law,

Peasall Sisters


2001.020 September

7, 2001

Mountaineer

Folk Festival,

Fall Creek Falls


and contact

25 color 4x6 prints

2001.021 September

7-8 and 15,

2001

Mountaineer

Folk Festival;

Belle Meade Fall

Festival


and contact

24 color 4x6 prints

2001.022 September

15, 2001

Rolley Hole

Tournament and

Marble making,

Standing Stone

State Park


Typed notes

2001.023 September

15, 2001

Rolley Hole:

“Big Square

Tournament”


Typed notes

2001.024 September

15, 2001

Rolley Hole

Marble

Tournament


Typed noted

2001.025 October 27,

2001

Parks Townsend:

wood carving/

Blountville Jam:

Milton Paul,

Ralph Blizzard,

etc.


Typed musician list

2001.026 October 27,

2001

Blountville Jam Color slides

Color prints


slide duplicates

1 color 5x7 print

Typed musician list

2001.027 October 31,

2001

Clara Fodor:

quilts,

embroidery and

Sorghum Mill

sign

Color slides

Color prints

Photocopy

24 color slides

2 color 5x7 prints

3 5x7 photocopies

2001.028 October

2001

Newman

Walpole’s

Basket

Collection:

Albert Thomas

and other

Cannon County

basketmakers

Color prints 16 color 4x6 prints

2001.029 December

18, 2001

Robert Mize and

John Huron,

Blountville;

Luthiers

Color slides

Color prints

24 color slides

5 slide duplicates

5 color 5x7 prints

2001.030 December

18, 2001

Robert Mize and

John Huron,

Luthiers

Black and white

film



Typed notes

2001.031 1938, 1995 Cannon County

Basketmaking

families and

baskets

Black and white

film

Color Slides

Photocopy

5 black and white

slides

2 color slides

1 black and white

8x10 photocopy

2002.001 January 17,

2002

Clara Fodor

Exhibit, “Stately

Stitches: Quilted

and Embroidered

Wall Hangings,”

Tennessee Arts

Commission

gallery

Color slides 37 color slides and 6

slide duplicates

2002.002 February

12, 2002

Clarence

Stringfield,

Sculpture

(Tennessee State

Museum

purchase)


Handwritten note

2002.003 February

13, 2002

Clara Fodor –

wall hanging

(Washington

DC), Jolly

Dozen, Sue

Franks, Vera

Tucker (various

quilters)

Color slides

Color Photocopy

1 CD-R

25 color slides

3 color 5x7

photocopies

1 CD-R

2002.004 March 6-7,

2002

Danny

Hoskinson,

Windswept Farm

(Tennessee State

Museum

Acquisition Trip)

Color slides

Color Photocopy

1 CD-R


missing)

9 color 5x7

photocopies

1 CD-R

2002.005 March 7,

2002

Danny

Hoskinson

(Tennessee State

Museum

Acquisition)

Color slides

Color Photocopy

1 CD-R

37 color slides

4 color 5x7

photocopies

1 CD-R

2002.006 March 7,

2002

Dave Teney,

chain saw

carvings

Sonny Price,

taxidermy

Color slides

CD-R

Color Photocopy

37 color slides

1 color 5x7

photocopy

1 CD-R

2002.007 March 8,

2007

Tennessee

Overhill:

Dulcimer Anvil

Works, River

Road Farms

Color Slides

CD-R

Photocopy


missing)

2 CD-R

6 color 5x7

photocopies

2002.008 March 8-9,

2002

River Road

Farms/Murfreesb

oro Center for

the Arts Folklife

Festival

Color slides

Color Photocopy

25 color slides (2

missing)

1 CD-R

2 color 5x7

photocopy

2002.009 March 9,

2002

Murfreesboro

Center for the

Arts Folklife

Festival

Color Slides

CD-R

Color Photocopy

36 color slides

1 CD-R

6 color 5x7

photocopies

2002.010 March 9,

2002

Murfreesboro

Center for the

Arts Folklife

Festival

Color Slides

CD-R

Color

Photocopies

25 color slides

5 color 5x7

photocopies

1 CD-R

2002.011 April 29,

2002

Martha Jones,

Judy Waisanen:

basketmaking;

Jake Davis sign;

Uncle Dave

Macon grave

Color slides

Color Photocopy

25 color slides

5 color 5x7

photocopies

5 page typed

transcript of interview

with Martha Jones

2002.012 April 29,

2002

Martha Jones,

Judy Waisanen,

Center Hill

Cemetery

Black and white

film



Release form

Transcript

2002.013 May 30,

2002

Danny

Hoskinson

(Tennessee State

Museum

Acquisition Trip)

Color slides

CD-R

Color Photocopy

37 color slides (1

missing)

2 color 5x7

photocopy

2 CD-R

2002.014 May 30,

2002

Bob Hardin:

knife making,

leatherwork,

carving

Color slides

CD-R

37 color slides

6 color 5x7

photocopies

1 CD-R

2002.015 May 30,

2002

Bob Hardin:

knife

making/Hoskins

on: sculpture

Color slides

CD-R

37 color slides (2

missing)

1 CD-R

2002.016 May 31,

2002

Danny

Hoskinson,

sculpture

Color slides

Color Photocopy

CD-R

36 color slides

1 color 5x7

photocopy

1 CD-R

2002.017 July 6,

2002

Josie Jones and

Beth Pugh,

quilting and

basketmaking;

Smithville

Jamboree

Color slides

CD-R

22 color slides

1 CD-R

2002.018 July 2002 Albert Thomas,

basketmaking

Black and white

film

2 black and white

8x10 prints

2002.019 August 10,

2002

White Oak Craft

Fair: Cannon

County


2002.020 August 10,

2002

White Oak Craft

Fair: Maggie

Murphy, basket

Color Slides

CD-R

17 color slides

CD-R

Invoice

2002.021 August 22,

2002

Stampfli Farm

and Marugg

Company:

scythe-making

(Swiss Historical

Society)

Color slides

CD-R


slide duplicates

1 CD-R

2002.22 September

6-7, 2002

Mountaineer

Folk Festival:

Fall Creek Falls

State Park

Color Slides

Color prints

37 Color slides and 5

slide duplicates

3 color 5x7 prints

2 release forms

2002.23 September

6-7, 2002

Mountaineer

Folk Festival

Color slides

CD-R

Color prints

37 color slides

6 slide duplicates

3 color 5x7 prints

1 release form

2002.024 September

6-7, 2002

Mountaineer

Folk Festival

Color slides

CD-R

37 color slides

1 slide dup

1 CD-R

2002.025 September

7-8, 2002

Mountaineer

Folk Festival


2002.026 September

9, 2002

Mountaineer

Folk Festival

Black and white

film

3 black and white


sheets

2002.027 September

10, 2002

Mountaineer

Folk Festival

Black and white

film



2002.028 September

20, 2002

Salam Al-

Magsosi

(beadwork):

Cultural Threads


1 CD-R

2002.029 September

20, 2002

Nedzad

Dizdarevic

(model maker

from Bosnia),

Dahiya Luka

Hakim

(Sudanese

crochet,

embroidery):

Cultural Threads

Color slides

CD-R

37 color slides

1 CD-R

2 texts

2002.030 September

20, 2002

Cvijeta

Milanovic

(embroidery,

crochet from

Bosnia):

Cultural Threads


2002.031 September

20, 2002

Milanovic,

Bosnian crochet,

Cultural Threads

Black and white

film

CD-R

15 black and white


1 CD-R

2002.032 October 9,

2002

“An Evening of

Music from the

Heart of East

Tennessee:” Will

Keyes, The

Moneyhuns,

Ralph Blizard

and the Reel

Time Travelers

Black and white

film

Photocopy



1 CD-R


print


photocopies

2002.033 MISSING FILE

Al-Magsosi

beadwork ?

2002.034 October 29,

2002

Bol Biar,

William

Mwizerwa:

Sudanese Lost

Boys, painted

rocks, paintings

Color film

CD-R

21 color negatives

26 color 4x6 prints

1 CD-R

2002.035 October 31,

2002

Roy Harper,

paintings; Dale

Davis: wood

working

Color slides

CD-R

37 color slides

1 CD-R

2002.036 October 31,

2002

Dale Davis,

wood work

Black and white

film

15 black and white


2002.037 November

7, 2002

Somali Bantu

Organization of

Memphis:

Cultural Threads

Black and white

film



2002.038 November

7, 2002

Somali Bantu

Organization of

Memphis:

Cultural Threads


2002.039 December

17, 2002

MISSING FILE

Clara Fodor:

embroidery, quilt

2002.040 December

17, 2002

Clara Fodor:

embroidery,

quilts

Color slides

Color prints

25 color slides

2 color 5x7 prints

2002.041 December

17, 2002

Etta Rendos:

embroidery,

quilts

Color slides

Color prints

25 color slides

3 color 5x7 prints

2002.042 ? Clarence

Stringfield

woodcarving

CD-R 1 CD-R

2002.043 February

13, 2003

Clara Fodor

Exhibit

CD-R 1 CD-R

2002.044 2003 Clara Fodor

Exhibit

Color slides

CD-R

29 Color slides and

duplicates; 9 CD-R

2002.045 2002 Jubilee

Community

Arts, Model

Press Kit

Project; Will

Keys, Roy

Harper, Charlie

Acuff and the

Lantana Drifters,

Fiery Gizzard

String Band,

Natti Love Joys,

Miyagi Nosho

Ryukyu

Okinawan Dance

Group

Black and white

and color prints

2002.046 2002 Global

Education

Center, Model

Press Kit

Project;

Djembefole,

Nana Nom

Dance

Ensemble,

Batimbo

Drummer

Ensemble, Viva

La Musica, Hula

Halau Mano’a E

Hawaii,

Doalnara Rising

Sun, Gary Cady,

Kala Nivedanam

Digital files

2003.001 January 5

and 12,

2003

Ripley Choctaw

Project


and contact

21 release forms

2003.002 January 13

and 19-20,

2003

Ripley Choctaw

Project


and contact

2003.003 March 31

and April

13, 2003

Ripley Choctaw

Project: Ripley,

Henning


and negative

2003.004 February

28, 2003

“Breaking Up

Winter:” Clyde

Davenport, Mike

DeFosche at

Cedars of

Lebanon State

Park

Black and white

film



1 black and white

8x10 print


prints

2003.005 March 8,

2003

“Night of

Champions:”

The Traditional

Music Resource

Center, Inc.,

Cleveland

Black and white

film




prints on 8x10 paper

14 black and white

5x7 prints

1 typed contacts page

1 event program

2003.006 March 8,

2003

“Night of

Champions”

Black and white

film



2003.007 March 8,

2003

“Night of

Champions”

Black and white

film



2003.008 May 10,

2003

Salam Al-

Magsosi, Iraqi

beadwork,

Nashville:

Cultural Threads

Black and white

film



2003.009 March 6,

2002

Flowers

fashioned from

tobacco leaf

(Trousdale

County); FITS

retreat,

Woodbury

Color film 1 roll color negatives

and 13 color 4x6

prints

2003.010 May 30-31,

2003

Bledsoe Fort

Historic Park

(Hugh Rogan

cottage); FITS

Retreat: Cracker

Davis Chair

Shop; Roy

Harper


2003.011 ? Josie Jones

Basketmaking

Black and white

film

6 black and white

8x10 prints

2003.012 Tennessee State

Museum

basket

collection

2003.013 Empty file

2003.014 Empty file

2003.015 Empty file

2003.016 Empty file

2003.017 June 4-6,

2003

Peggy Cook,

Needlework

Cultural

Threads,

Knoxville

Color slides 25 Color slides

2003.018 June 4,

2003

Peggy Cook,

Needlework,

Knoxville


2003.019 June 6,

2003

Kislava Family,

Ukrainian

embroidery and

crafts, Cultural

Threads,

Knoxville

Color Slides 36 Color slides

2003.020 June 6,

2003

Temari

(Japanese

ornamental

balls), Cultural

Threads,

Knoxville


2003.021 June 16,

2003

Ripley Choctaw

Project:

Tennessee State

Museum

Acquisition –

Henning, Ripley,

Memphis

Color slides

Color prints

Black and white

film

CD-R

Color Photocopy

37 color slides

21 slide duplicates

5 color 8x10 prints

2 color 8x10

photocopies

3 color 5x7 prints

1 black and white

8x10 print


print

1 CD-R

1 page typed notes

2003.022 June 16,

2003

Ripley Choctaw

Project:

beadwork

(Tennessee State

Museum

acquisition)


2003.023 June 16,

2003

Ripley Choctaw

Project


2003.024 June 16,

2003

Ripley Choctaw

Project

Black and white

film



2003.025 June 16,

2003

Ripley Choctaw

Project

Black and white

film



2003.026 June 17,

2003

Ripley Choctaw

Project: Studio

shots of artifacts,

Macro Lens

Color slides

Color prints

25 color slides

2 color 5x7 prints

Handwritten ID for

images

“Macro Lens studio

shots”

2003.027 June 17,

2003

Ripley Choctaw

project: Macro

Lens studio shots


Handwritten ID for

images “Macro Lens

studio shots”

2003.028 October 16,

2003

“Stately

Stitches:” Clara

Fodor exhibit

opening

reception


2003.029 September

30, 2003

The Peelers:

West Tennessee

black self-taught

artists

CD-R

Photocopy

1 CD-R

2 pages color

photocopies

2003.030 October 30,

2003

Choctaw

Exhibit:

postcard image

CD-R

Color Photocopy

2 pages multiple color

images

1 color photocopy

3 CD-R

2003.031 October

2003

Clara Fodor

exhibit at

Customs House

CD-R

Dig. JPG

1 CD-R

Digital jpg

2003.032 March 11,

2003

Governor’s

Folklife Awards:

Ralph Blizard,

Roy Harper,

Clara Fodor

CD-R

Color film

3 color 5x7 prints

CD-R

Note: Photos need to

be scanned into Image

AXS

2003.033 May 26

and 28,

2003

Tennessee State

Parks Folklife

Project Images:

Parks Townsend,

carver; Anselmo

Harris, carver;

Bud Garrett,

marble maker

CD-R

Photocopy

CD-R: slides scanned

from Tennessee State

Parks Folklife Project

materials

Typed note

Photocopied TSLA

records

Pencil notes

“Images need to be

saved as 1.5 x 1.0

TIFFS 300, renamed,

entered into Image

AXS”

2004.001 January 16,

2004

Choctaw exhibit

at Tennessee

Arts

Commission

gallery;

craftswomen in

Choctaw dress

Color film

CD-r

3 color 5x7 prints

1 CD-R

2004.002 April 29,

2004

Historic photos:

Newberry chairs

pre-1900

CD-R 2 CD-R

1 typed note

2004.003 January 14,

2004

James Bunch,

woodcarver/scul

ptor

Color prints

Black and white

print

14 color 4x6 prints

9 color 8x10 prints

2004.004 September

10-11,

2004

Mountaineer

Folk Festival,

Fall Creek Falls

Black and white

film

Color slides

2 rolls black and

white negatives and

contacts

25 color slides

Event program

Notes

2004.005 December

9, 2004

Greenwood

Cemetery

headstones/Doug

Seroff book

project

CD-R 1 CD-R

2004.006 December

10, 2004

Mary Haley

Prater baskets

CD-R (JPG) 1 CD-R

Note to Donald Fann

2004.007 December

10, 2004

Jake Davis, chair

making

CD-R (JPG) 1 CD-R

1 release form

2004.008 December

13, 2004

James D.

Vaughan

Museum

CD-R (JPG) 1 CD-R

2004.009 December

16, 2004

Crystal Grotto,

Memphis

CD-R (JPG) 1 CD-R

2004.010 March 5,

2004

Copy of Folklife

Program photos

scanned on CD-

R sent to

Newberry Chair

Shop

CD-R (TAF and

JPG)

Black and white

and color

thumbnail images

1 CD-R

28 black and white

and color thumbnail

images

Letter

TENNESSEE ARTS

COMMISSION

IMAGE USE

GUIDELINES

2005.001 March 15,

2005

Governor’s

Awards in the

Arts: Charlie

Acuff, Folklife

Awardee


2005.002 April 9,

2005

Royal Lao

Dance Troupe

25th Anniversary

Event, Smyrna

CD-R

1 CD-R

Event program

2005.003 June 19,

2005

Voices of Love

15th Anniversary

Program: The

Canaan

Travelers, Rev.

Devon Williams

and the

Gospelettes; The

Spiritual

Messengers; The

Voices of Love;

Kenny and the

Holy Angels;

Shoutin’ John

and the New

Spiritual Keys

Black and white

film

3 rolls black and

white negatives and

contacts

2005.004 July 7,

2005

Uncle Doc and

the New Fruit Jar

Drinkers,

Woodbury


total)

Email publicity print-

out

2005.005 July 2005 Cordell Kemp,

banjo master:

photos 2001-

2002

CD-R 1 CD-R with photos

by Bill Steber

Obituary by R.

Cogswell

2005.006 September

22, 2005

East Tennessee

jams: photos by

B. Cantrell to

accompany

FY04 grant for

Jubilee

Community

Arts,

“Community

Dance and

Music Events”

CD-R

1 CD-R

Typed notes

2005.007 January 22

and March

25-26,

2005

Natchez Trace

Musical

Heritage:

Hardin, Maury,

Hickman,

Dickson

Counties


2005.008 April 9,

2005

Natchez Trace:

Jean Horner and

Fiddle Shop

Band


2005.009 April 11,

2005

Dennis

Hoskinson,

“Bucketman”

sculpture, Ocoee


2005.010 April 21,

2005

Natchez Trace:

McDonald Craig

and farm,

African

American

Country

musician, Polk

and Perry

County


2005.011 April 21,

2005

Natchez Trace:

Craig Farm,

Amish country,

The West Girls;

Perry County


2005.012 January 31,

2005

Fletcher Bright,

fiddler, for

March ’05

Governor’s

Folklife Awards

Color film

Black and white

Photocopy

Color Photocopy

2 color 4x6 prints

1 color 7x8

photocopy


photocopies

Letter

2006.001 May 28,

2006

Donoho Hotel,

Red Boiling

Springs;

Willie

McLerran,

basketmaking,

chair bottoms, ax

handles

CD-R 1 CD-R

1 typed info sheet

2006.002 June 10,

2006

Thomas Maupin,

dancer; Dickson

Fiddle Contest

CD-R 1 CD-R

2006.003 July 1,

2006

McDonald

Craig, Linden

(Jed DeKalb,

State Photo

Services for

Natchez Trace

Series)

Digital contacts

and final

selections

2 digital copies discs

1 final selection disc

(JPG files)

1 handwritten letter

1 memo

2006.004 July 1,

2006

Savannah

Bluegrass

Festival (Jed

DeKalb, Natchez

Trace Series)

Digital contacts

and final

selections

4 digital copy discs


(JPG files)

Event program

3 Memos

Program flier

2006.005 July 29,

2006

Bluegrass Along

the Harpeth

Fiddlers

Jamboree,

Franklin

(DeKalb,

Natchez Trace

Series)

Digital contacts

and final

selections


1 final selection (JPG

files)

3 memos

Notes

2006.006 September

2, 2006

Summertown

Bluegrass

Reunion

(DeKalb,

Natchez Trace

Series)

Digital contacts

and final

selections



(JPG files)

1 memo

1 program flier

Notes

2006.007 September

9, 2006

28th Mountaineer

Folk Fest, Fall

Creek Falls

CD-R 1 CD-R

2006.008 October 8,

2006

Tennessee State

Sacred Harp

Singing

Convention,

Lawrence

County (DeKalb,

Natchez Trace

Series)

Digital contacts

and final

selections

2 memos

Notes



2006.009 December

8, 2006

Fisk Jubilee

Singers (photos

by Bill Steber)

CD-R 1 CD-R

2007.001 February

2007

Clyde

Davenport,

Governor’s

Awards for

Folklife

CD-R 2 CD-R (contains

copies of slides and

photos by B. Fulcher)

2007.002 February

2007

Bedford County

Historical

Society Program;

Thomas W.

Talley books,

Uncle Bunt

Stephens, Colia

Streeter, Elijah

Harris: Fiddle

maker article

CD-R

Color slides

Black and white

slides

Photocopy

1 CD-R (Bedford

County images for

slides)

8 black and white and

color slides

2 photocopies of

newspaper article

2007.003 March 2,

2007

Clyde Davenport

at “Breakin’ Up

Winter”

CD-R 1 CD-R

2007.004 May 7,

2007

Old Timers Day:

Grand Ole

Hatchery,

Dickson

(DeKalb,

Natchez Trace

Series)

Digital contacts

and final

selections



2 memos

Notes

2007.005 May 30-31,

2007

Edmondson

Cemetery

Project--

summary file

(file moved to

Tennessee

Division of

Archaeology)

Color prints

Black and white

film

CD-R

6 rolls black and

white negatives, no

contact sheets

6 color 4x6 prints

2 CD-R

Handwritten notes

and contact info

Rough photo log

2007.006 June 9,

2007

Alex Stewart,

cooper: 1976

negatives

donated by Bill

Henry; photos by

Bob Kollar

Black and white

film

2 rolls black and

white negatives and 4

contact sheets

Typed letter

Typed note

2007.007 June 9,

2007

Arthur Smith,

Robert Spicer:

Fiddle Contest,

Dickson

(DeKalb,

Natchez Trace

Series)

Digital contacts

and final

selection

1 digital copy disc


Notes

2007.008 June 26,

2007

Vaughan

Museum, Music

Store, Crockett

Theatre,

Lawrenceburg

(DeKalb,

Natchez Trace

Series)

Digital contacts 1 digital copy disc

Notes

2007.009 September

6, 2007

Bessie Harvey:

pieces in Blount

County

Historical

Museum from

Lorraine Garrett

CD-R 1 CD-R

Memo

2007.010 September

8, 2007

Mountaineer

Folk Festival,

Fall Creek Falls


total)

2007.011 September

8, 2007

Mountaineer

Folk

Festival/Roan

Mountain

Hilltoppers

Color slides

CD-R

Color Photocopy

Color prints


total)

3 color 5x7 prints

1 color 8x10

photocopy

2 color 8x10 prints

2 CD-R

Notes, Memo

2007.012 September

8, 2007

Mountaineer

Folk Festival

Black and white

film

4 rolls black and

white negatives and

contact sheets

2 program fliers

Notes

2007.013 September

9, 2007

White Oak Craft

Fair, Woodbury

Color slides

Color print

CD

1 roll (34 total)

2007.014 September

15, 2007

25th Rolley Hole

Tournament,

Standing Stone

State Park

Color slides 4 rolls color slides

(143 total)

1 program leaflet

2007.015 September

15, 2007

25th Rolley Hole

Tournament,

Standing Stone

Color slides

CD


(109 total)

2007.016 September

15, 2007

Rolley Hole

Tournament

Black and white

film



2007.017 October 15,

2007

1837 Fiddle

made by Samuel

Allen,

McMinnville

CD-R 1 CD-R

Hard copy of email

2007.018 October 17,

2007

Aubrey Ghent,

Sacred Steel

Guitar Virtuoso,

at Library Of

Congress,

Washington,

D.C.

CD-R 1 CD-R

Program Flier

Typed notes

2007.019 October 21,

2007

2007 NAIA

(Native

American Indian

Association)

Pow-Wow, Long

Hunter State

Park, Davidson

County

Color slides 3 roll color slides

(110 total)


2008

Images for 3rd

edition,

Handbook for

Tennessee Folk

Artists

CD 3 CDs of scanned

slides

2008.002 FILE

REMOVED

Bound Images

from Center for

Southern

Folklore; moved

to library


2008

Cesar Julio

Rangel, piñata

maker,

Chattanooga

Latino Arts

Project

CD 4 color images on CD


2008

American Roots

Music Education

2007 Programs,

Nashville. (for

3rd ed. of the

Handbook for

Tennessee Folk

Artists)

CD 15 images

2008.005 February

11, 2008

Center for

Southern

Folklore

programs, 2006

and 2007,

Memphis. (for

the Handbook

for Tennessee

Folk Artists)

CD

Photocopies

6 images on CD

6 photocopies

2008.006 February

11, 2008

Selected

Tennessee Arts

Commission

images for the

Handbook for

Tennessee Folk

Artists

CD CD with 95 images in

black and white and

color

2008.007 January

2008

Fisk Jubilee

Singers,

American

Masterpiece

Project, DeKalb

publicity shots

CD CD with 60 color

images on CD,

contact sheets and

jpgs

2008.008 December

8, 2007

Rebekah Weiler

and John

Boulware, old-

time banjo and

fiddle, 2007

NASAA Mtg.,

Baltimore

CD CD with 16 color JPG

2008.009 Copied

January 21,

2008

Photos of

Pinnacle

Mountain Boys

and Charlie

Collins with

Howdy Forrester

for Cumberland

Trail research

CD 7 images

2008.010 June 14,

2008

Charlie Acuff,

Pinnacle

Mountain Boys

Reunion; at

Louie Bluie

Festival

CD 73 images

2008.011 October 28,

2008

Newberry chair

shop (new

building); Polly

Page

CD 33 images

2008.012 1972 Delaney family

chairs (from

Dick Hulan

research)

CD 6 black and white

images

2008.013 Unknown

(1999-

2007)

Carvings by Bill

Henry (some

images are

duplicates of

items in

1997.009)

Color slides 25 slides

2008.014 2008 Edmondson

Cemetery Project

(file moved to

Tennessee

Division of

Archaeology)

2008.015 2008 Edmondson

Cemetery Project

(file moved to

Tennessee

Division of

Archaeology)

2008.016 2008 Edmondson

Cemetery Project

(file moved to

Tennessee

Division of

Archaeology)

2008.017 2008 Edmondson

Cemetery Project

(file moved to

Tennessee

Division of

Archaeology)

2008.018 2008 Edmondson

Cemetery Project

(file moved to

Tennessee

Division of

Archaeology)

2008.019 2008 Edmondson

Cemetery Project

(file moved to

Tennessee

Division of

Archaeology)

2008.020 2008 Edmondson

Cemetery Project

(file moved to

Tennessee

Division of

Archaeology)

2008.021 2008 Edmondson

Cemetery Project

(file moved to

Tennessee

Division of

Archaeology)

2008.022 2008 Edmondson

Cemetery Project

(file moved to

Tennessee

Division of

Archaeology)

2008.023 2008 Edmondson

Cemetery Project

(file moved to

Tennessee

Division of

Archaeology)

2008.024

2008 Tennessee

objects in SAF

“Tradition/

Innovation”

exhibit

CD 4 images

2008.025 August

2008

Dean Dixon

photos for

Tradition project

(samples):

Charlie Acuff,

Roy Harper,

Newberry Chair

Shop

CD 35 images

2009.001 A:

February

26, 2009

B: March

19, 2009

C: March

22, 2009

A: GEC “Soup

for the Soul”

program; B:

ARME “Latin

Rhythm

Workshop”; C:

ARME

“Festival de

Comunidad

Hispana”

CD A: 4 images

B: 34 images

C: 87 images

2009.002 April 17,

2009

Rivers and

Spires Festival,

Clarksville

CD 44 images, with

numerous croppings

2009.003 April 25,

2009

Lao Temple

Festival

CD 78 images

2009.004 April 16,

2009

“Mariachi Viva

México”

CD 31 images

2009.005 May 9,

2009

Fiesta Belmont CD 78 images

2009.006 June 9,

2009

Mariano

Avedaño,

Mexican fishnet

maker

CD 11 images

2009.007 March 11,

2003

Howard

Armstrong, 2003

Folklife Heritage

Award recipient

CD 10 images

2009.008 2008 Jerry Douglas CD 5 images

2009.009 unknown Jim and Jesse

McReynolds

2 promo prints

scanned to CD

2 images

2009.010 unknown Photos for

website of

National

Endowment for

the Arts Heritage

Fellows Kenny

Baker, B. B.

King, Doyle

Lawson,

Brownie

McGhee, Earl

Scruggs, Mac

Wiseman, and

Nimrod

Workman

CD 8 images

2009.011 2006-2008 “Growing

Tennessee”

exhibit of Latino

student

photography by

Telamon Corp.

CD

2009.012 A: August

23, 2009

B: August

29, 2009

C:

September

3, 2009

D:

September

3, 2009

A: Roy Harper;

B:ACCC exhibit

C: Willie

McLerran

basketmaking

D: Junior and

Malcolm Strong,

marbles

CD A: 1 image

B: 11 images

C: 4 images

D: 21 images

2009.013 2009 Pieces by

outsider artist

Dow Pugh

CD 5 images

2009.014 September

3-4, 2009

Artists identified

in Chattanooga

Latino Arts

Survey: Micaela

Miguel Pascual,

Eda Rodriquez,

El Coro de la

Iglesia Sts. Peter

and Paul, Celia

Garduno

CD 80 images

2009.015 October 2,

2009

Centerville Quilt

Show

CD 53 images

2009.016 October 3,

2009

Celebration of

Cultures

CD 137 images

2009.017 October 9,

2009

Mildred

Carathers, quilter

CD 42 images

2009.018 October

12-13,

2009

Noel Nolan,

fishnet maker

(Dover); Dan

Wallace, fiddler

(Bumpus Mills);

Dan Knowles,

banjo player

(Paris)

CD 37 images

2009.019 October 24,

2009

Día de los

Muertos,

Cheekwood

CD 113 images

2009.020 November

1, 2009

Esposición de

Altares: Día de

los Muertos

CD 17 images

2009.021 December

5, 2009

Manuel Delgado

(luthier) and

other “Mexican

craft” booths at

TPAC

CD 15 images

2009.022 December

11, 2009

Vigil of

Guadalupe Day;

Danza Ăzteca

CD 22 images

2009.023 January-

February

2009

Dean Dixon

photos for

Tradition project

(samples):

Robert Belfour,

Clyde

Davenport, Jean

Horner, Willie

McLerran, Polly

Page

CD 35 images

2009.024 March-

May 2009

Dean Dixon

photos for

Tradition project

(samples):

McDonald

Craig, Bob

Kounlavong,

Roger Smith,

Billy Tripp

CD 25 images

2009.025 September

2009

Dean Dixon

photos for

Tradition project

(samples):

Minnie Bell,

Mark Guenther,

Delmer Holland,

Jack Martin,

Mildred

Carathers

CD 13 images

2009.026 September-

October

2009

Dean Dixon

photos for

Tradition project

(samples): Bill

and Janice

Birchfield, Celia

Garduño,

Thomas Maupin,

John Phillips

CD 15 images

2009.027 October

2009

Dean Dixon

photos for

Tradition project

(samples): Mary

Jane Prater, Eda

Rodriguez, Rick

and Rene

Stewart, Junior

and Malcolm

Strong

CD

18 images

2010.001 February

27, 2010

Progreso

Community

Center 4th

Anniversary

Celebration

CD 52 images

2010.002 April 10,

2010

Danny

Hoskinson

exhibit, 5Points

Museum,

Cleveland

CD 30 images

2010.003 April 22,

2010

Newberry

chairmakers

“Arts in the

Airport”

CD 33 images

2010.004 May 1,

2010

Carathers Family

CD Quilts

exhibit,

Tennessee Arts

Commission

Gallery

CD A: 40 images

B: 35 images

2010.005 July 4,

2010

Mock Bengali

wedding;

Bangamela 2010

black and white

prints

8 images

2010.006 July 18,

2010

Bengali Dance

and Music

Workshop

CD 3 images

2010.007 July 25,

2010

Latino textile

arts, St. Andrews

Center,

Chattanooga

CD 12 images

2010.008 August 19,

2010

Florencia

Martinez, Kuna

mola maker

CD 16 images

2010.009 September

11, 2010

Mountaineer

Folk Festival

2010; Anderson

stage artists;

Joann Beach;

Tommy and

Tammie

McCarroll; Tom

Owens and Larry

Kilgore; Tom

Morgan and

Lynn Haas’ New

Binkley

Brothers; Roy

Harper

CD 44 images

2010.010 September

15, 2010

Fiestas Patrias,

Nashville, Latino

folk dance and

music

CD 79 images

2010.011 September

21, 2010

Serenatta Latin

music group

CD

2010.012 September

28, 2010

Folklife Program

images for

National

Endowment for

the Arts grant

proposal

1 CD 20 color images

2010.013

September

24, 2010

Tradition:

Tennessee Lives

and Legacies

opening, Hunter

Museum,

Chattanooga

2 CDs 61 color images on A;

44 on B

2010.014 October 9,

2010

HoLa Festival –

pan Latin

American

festival,

Knoxville

Danza Azteca

Guadalupe,

Orquesta

MaCuba,

Mariachi Zúñiga,

Tango Knox


2010.015 October 30,

2010

Day of the Dead,

Cheekwood,

Nashville.

Johnny Vasquez,

San Rafael

Quartet with

Rafael Vasquez,

Mariachi Viva

México, Danza

Azteca,

Destellos

Culturales, Baile

HispanoAmerica

, Kacique,

Corazon. Crafts:

Jose Vera

Gonzalez,

Jaqueline

Almaguer, Elena

Vargas


2010.016 November

2, 2010

Día de los

Difuntos, José

Vera Gonzalez,

Smyrna


2010.017 October

13-16,

2010

American

Folklore Society

Meeting: Aubrey

Ghent and

Friends; Johnny

Warren and

Charlie

Cushman;

Tennessee State

Parks Folklife

Project Reunion

1 CD 4 color images


2011

Tradition:

Tennessee Lives

and Legacies

opening at Arts

Center of

Cannon County


2011.002 March 31-

May 20,

2011

Jorge Yances:

Tennessee Arts

Commission

gallery

exhibition,

“Memorias de

Cartagena”

1 CD

14 color images;

larger collection

2011.003 May 5,

2011

Latino Memphis’

“5 de Mayo 5K

Race and

Fiesta”:

Tradiciones

Mexicanas baile

folklórico,

Danza Azteca

Quetzalcoatl


2011.004 1938, 1973 Digital copies of

Cannon County

Basket photos

DVD 7 images

2011.005 September

10, 2011

33rd Mountaineer

Folk Festival,

Fall Creek Falls:

JoAnn Beach,

Tom and

Tammie

McCarroll,

Shake Rag

Ramblers, New

Binkley

Brothers, Roy

Harper and

Johnny Bellar


2011.006 September

12, 2011

National

Endowment for

the Arts FY12

Work Sample


2011.007 September

15, 2011

Fiestas Patrias,

Antioch:

Mariachi Viva

Mexico, Dos

Voces

Mexicanas,

Misterio del

Norte, Destellos

Culturales


2011.08 September

16, 2011

Sam Davis

Home Quilt

Show, Smyrna


2011.009 September

16, 2011

Mexican

Mercado at El

Charro

Restaurant,

Smyrna: Jose

“Pepe” Vera

Gonzalez, Juan

Antonio

Sifuentes


2011.010 August 20,

2011

Germantown

International

Festival:

Tradiciones

Mexicanas,

Danza Azteca

Quetzalcoatl,

Hanan Jaber,

Jagruti Patel,

Hilary de la

Virgen

2 CDs 67 color images

2011.011 September

24, 2011

HoLa Festival,

Knoxville:

Mariachi Sombra

de Mexico,

Leonardo Ruiz,

Rafael Casco,

Valeria Gomez


2011.012 July 2,

2011

Bengali

Association of

Greater

Nashville Odissi

dance workshop

with Sanchita

Bhattacharya


2011.013 July 31,

2011

Tradition:

Tennessee Lives

and Legacies

exhibit opening,

West Tennessee

Regional Arts

Center, Jackson:

Jack Martin,

Billy Tripp,

Highway 54

Bluegrass and

Gospel Band


2011.014 September

30, 2011

Hickman County

6th Annual Quilt

Show,

Centerville


2011.015 October 7,

2011

Museum of

Appalachia Fall

Homecoming,

Norris: Daniel

Rothwell and

Thomas Maupin,

Ball Sisters,

Guenther

Family, Lantana

Drifters, Charlie

McCarroll


2011.016 October 15,

2011

NAIA 2011 Pow

Wow, Nashville:

Eleanor

Chickaway

(Choctaw

baskets), R.

Teesatuskie

(Cherokee wood

carving), Drum

groups: TBC,

Cutthroat,

Thunder Bear,

Kantana


2011.017 October 22,

2011

Fiesta Otoño,

Gallatin:

Kaziques, Grupo

Folklorico

Hispano-

americano


2011.018 October

29-30,

2011

Día de los

Muertos,

Memphis: Danza

Azteca

Quetzalcoatl,

Mariachi

Guadalajara,

Mariachi Las

Palomas,

Tradiciones

Mexicanas,

Cazateatro


2011.019 November

2, 2011

Día de los

Difuntos

community

ofrenda,

Brentwood: Jose

“Pepe” Vera

Gonzalez, Jackie

Almodovar


2011.020 November

15, 2011

Tradition exhibit

opening, the

Ned, Jackson:

Jack Martin,

Thomas Maupin,

McDonald

Craig, Billy

Tripp


2011.021 December

2 and 9,

2011

Jose “Pepe”

Vera: mural at

El Cabrito,

Nashville


2011.022 December

10, 2011

Our Lady of

Guadalupe

celebration, El

Charro

Restaurant,

Smyrna

Singer “Azul”

1 CD 5 color images

2011.023 December

15, 2011

TSLA Basketry

photos: Elizabeth

Thomas, Joyce

Muncey, Judy

Orrick, Laura

Blalock, marble

shooter,

1 CD

6 Black and

white prints

6 black and white

images

2012.001 February

16, 2012

Roy Overcast

1973-74 Cannon

County basketry

scans: Maggie

and Willie

Murphy, Mary

and Nollie

Prater, Minnie

Lou Burnett,

Ken Dalton

1 CD 17 images

2012.002 March 10,

2012

Tradition exhibit

reception:

Nashville Public

Library. Thomas

Maupin, Royal

Lao Ensemble,

MacDonald

Craig


2012.003 March 15,

2012

Basketry: Lucille

Prater, Historic

McCarter photo

and postcard

1 CD 3 images

5 printed black and

white pages

2012.004 March 22,

2012

Palestinian

embroidery:

Samira Jubran,

Aida Ismail,

Taman Hadi,

Germantown


2012.005 June 15,

2012

Tradition

reception:

Etowah

1 CD 4 color images

2012.006 June 16,

2012

International

Folk Fest:

Austria,

Belgium, Czech

Republic, Puerto

Rico

black and white

negatives and

prints

31 black and white

images

2012.007 June 25,

2012

Newberry chair;

Merritt Peddler

truck; Roy

Harper at Hall of

Fame, Vaden

Basket

1 CD 23 images

2012.008 June 30,

2012

Caritas

Community

Center,

Memphis;

Centro Cultural

Latino de

Memphis 1st

Anniversary

Fiesta:

Tradiciones

Mexicanas,

Tierra Mestiza

Folkloric Dance,

Alfepado, The

Glo, Cazateatro,

Danza Azteca

Quetzalcoatl


2012.009 June 30,

2012

HoLa Hora

Latina

Commission

Initiative:

Documenting

Latino Traditions

of East

Tennessee.

Multiple artists

and locations.

Project director:

Coral Getino;

project

fieldworker:

Rafael Casco

1 DVD 86 color photos

2012.010 August 2,

2012

Al Tatreez:

Palestinian

Embroidery.

Tennessee Arts

Commission

exhibit,

Nashville.

Samira Jubran,

Taman Hadi,

Aida Ismail.


2012.011 September

8, 2012

White Oak Craft

Fair, Woodbury.

Betty Tanner,

Dorothy Hobbs

1 CD 3 color images

2012.012 September

11, 2012

Anselmo Harris,

photos from Joe

Dietzel

1 CD 2 images

2012.013 September

15, 2012

National

Endowment for

the Arts work

sample (all

images from

elsewhere in the

photo collection)


2012.014 September

15, 2012

Fiestas Patrias,

Antioch:

Destellos

Culturales,

Grupo GL

Musical, Luna

Morena, Pepe

Vera


2012.015 September

27, 2012

Colores de

America Latina,

Nashville: Dos

Voces de

Mexico,

Guatamalan

Marimba


2012.016 October 6,

2012

HoLa Festival,

Knoxville:

Batukealo,

Destellos

Culturales,

Asheville Tango,

Danza Azteca

Moctezuma

Ilhuicamini,

Vientos del

Pueblo, Cecilia

Q.-Orozco and

TOPS crafts;

Rafael Casco,

Judith Abner

1 CD 64 images

2012.17 November

3, 2012

Exhibit: Artistry

and Industry,

Brooms and

Broom Makers

of McNairy

County,

Tennessee.

Broom maker

Jack Martin

1 CD 42 images

2012.18 November

15, 2012

Basketry

Heritage Skills

Workshop at

York Center,

Crossville for

UT Extension

Homemakers:

Sue Williams

1 CD 4 images

2012.19 November

27, 2012

Willard Hill,

Outsider Artist

(Manchester)

1 CD 5 images

2013.001 January 21,

2013

Lewis Buckner

furniture

1 CD 19 images

2013.002 March 22,

2013

Cumberland

Trail Benefit

Concert,

Chattanooga:

Tim O’Brien,

Matt Downer, Ed

Brown, Meredith

Goins, Earl T.,

Fletcher Bright,

CCSPHAS

1 CD 25 images

2013.003 East Tennessee

Historical

Society Basket

Exhibit: Old

Cannon County

baskets, Ben

Strawn

1 CD 13 images

2013.004 June 5,

2013

Yeu Matchuc

Yoreme Deer

Dance,

Nashville.

Indigenous

music/dance

group from

Sinaloa, MX

1 CD 23 images

2013.005 June 20,

2013

Clorinda Chávez

Galdós Bell:

Cuzco School of

Religious Art

paintings

(Peruvian);

Powell,

Tennessee

1 CD 20 images

2013.006 September

17-18,

2013

Hattie Duncan,

self-taught

African

American

sculptor; Jackson

Area Plectral

Society String

Band; Jackson,

Tennessee

1 CD 17 images

2013.007 September

26, 2013

Tradition:

Tennessee Lives

and Legacies

exhibit

reception, Pryor

Gallery,

Columbia,

Tennessee.

Roger Smith,

Willie

McLerran,

Junior and

Malcolm Strong,

Newberry and

Sons, Roy

Harper, Jack

Martin (objects

displayed)

1 CD 24 images

2013.008 September

29, 2013

Fiestas Patrias,

Antioch. Banda

Zero, Pepe Vera,

Danza Azteca

Moctezuma

Ilhuicamina,

Destellos

Culturales,

Glencliff High

School and

Wright Middle

School Mariachi

1 CD 48 images

2013.009 October 5,

2013

Celebrate

Nashville:

Sangeet Group,

Nermin Begovic,

JJ Kent,

Destellos

Culturales,

Danza Azteca

M.I., Banda

Tenaz, Pedro

Ozores, Patiksha

Wasnik, Ogya

World Music,

Burmese Folk

Dance

1 CD 42 images

2013.010 October 12,

2013

Cumberland

Hispanic Fest,

Crossville:

Mariachi Viva

Mexico,

Serenatta, TOPS

Migrant artists,

Hector Saldivar,

Rafael Casco,

Maria

Villalpando.

1 CD 39 images

2013.011 October 25,

2013

Clorinda Chávez

Galdós Bell,

Cuzco School of

Painting.

1 CD 33 images

2013.012 October 29

and

November

22, 2013

Latino Artists of

East Tennessee

Tennessee Arts

Commission

Gallery exhibit:

Rafael Casco,

Hector Saldivar,

Fernando

Venegas

1 CD 15 images

2013.013 November

2, 2013

Cheekwood Day

of the Dead,

Nashville:

Banda Tenaz,

José (Pepe)

Vera,

Revolfusión,

MPNS Mariachi

Internacional de

Nashville;

various altars

1 CD 56 images

2013.014 Various Historic Cannon

County

basketmaking

photos; Edmond

Franklin Manus,

Bob Mathis,

Jesse Manus,

Vlier Todd,

Luther Merritt,

Earlean Thomas,

Mildred and

Estel

Youngblood,

Lucille Prater,

Robert Tate

1 CD 18 images

Series Arrangement: This series is arranged chronologically with items being classified

by year/file/exposure.

CONTAINER LIST


1984.001 -- Tennessee Folklore Society’s 50th

Anniversary

October 19-20,

1984

19 1

1984.002 -- Robert Spicer dance class -- buck

dance (Dickson, Tennessee)

December 13,

1984

19 2

1984.003 -- Dallas Newberry -- chairmaking and

family photos

circa 1880s-

2010

19 3

1984.004 -- Booger Elkins and family --

basketmaking

circa 1890-

1900

19 4

1984.005 -- Fiddler’s Carnival Flyer (Gallatin,

Tennessee)

October 20,

1899

19 5

1984.006 -- Colia Streeter -- banjo circa 1900 19 6

1984.007 -- Mussel fishing on the Tennessee River

(Tennessee State Parks Folklife Project)

circa early

1900s

reproduced in

1996

19 7

1984.008 -- Waterways -- fish basket and game

wardens

June 1951 19 8

1984.009 -- Maggie Sayre -- Photos of her father undated 19 9

1984.010 -- Uncle Pete Pilkington, banjo player

(Shelbyville, Tennessee)

1966 19 10

1984.011 -- Roy Harper -- musicians (including

Sid Harkreader, Sam McGhee, Blake Bynum,

Johnny Bellar, and Harold Jones) and paintings by

Harper

circa 1960s-

1980s

19 11

1984.012 -- Dallas Newberry -- chairmaking August 1975 19 12

1984.013 -- Alex Stewart (cooper) and apprentice,

Bill Henry

January-

February 1976

19 13

1984.014 -- Maggie Murphy -- baskets and folk

architecture

May 1973-

April 1984

19 14

1984.015 -- H’mong handwork (Memphis,

Tennessee)

March 15,

1980

19 15

1984.016 -- Country Music Foundation school

programs -- Virgil Anderson, Frazier Moss, and

Wayne Jerrolds

circa early

1980s

19 16

1984.017 -- Tobacco twisting and chairmaking

(Kentucky)

before 1984 19 17

1984.018 -- Furry Lewis, African American

bottleneck bluesman (Memphis, Tennessee)

circa 1980s 19 18

1984.019 -- Big Chief Larry Bannock -- Golden

Star Hunters and National Folk Festival planning

1984 19 19

1984.020 -- Ida Pearl Davis and Thelma Hibdon --

basketmaking

circa late

1980s

19 20

1984.021 -- Bessie Harvey, self-taught African

American sculptor

circa late

1980s

19 21

1984.022 -- Roby Cogswell, James Kelly, and Roy

Harper

circa late

1980s

19 22

1984.023 -- Odomankoma Kyerema Cultural

Troupe -- Ghana Folk Dance

circa 1980s 19 23

1984.024 -- Frazier Moss (fiddler), Deanie

Richardson (fiddler), Roan Mountain Hilltoppers

(old time band), “Boot Roots” (blues musician),

and Ralph Blizard (fiddler)

circa 1970s-

1990s

19 24

1985.001 -- R. C. Owen Tobacco Company

(Gallatin, Tennessee)

January 10,

1985

19 25

1985.002 -- Enoch Tanner Wickham Sculptures

(Palmyra)

February 26,

1985

19 26

1985.003 -- Vannoy Streeter, wire sculptor

(Shelbyville, Tennessee)

March 18,

1985

19 27

1985.004 -- Jean Horner, luthier (Rockwood,

Tennessee)

May 6, 1985 19 28

1985.005 -- Jean Horner, luthier, and Rick

Stewart (cooper)

May 6, 1985 19 29

1985.006 -- Rick Stewart, cooper May 3, 1985 19 30

1985.007 -- Fairfield Four black gospel (Nashville,

Tennessee)

May 31, 1985 19 31

1985.008 -- James Treadway, Byrd Duncan,

chairmaking, basketmaking, and storytelling

June 24, 1985 19 32

1985.009 -- Kestle Bunch, Dow Pugh, Byrd

Duncan, James Treadway, Jep Mackey, and

Walter Horton -- woodcarving

June 1985 19 33

1985.010 -- Dow Pugh -- sculpture June 25, 1985 19 34

1985.011 -- Kes Bunch, Kyle Bowlin, Jep Mackey

-- tobacco, woodworking, fishing

June 25-26,

1985

19 35

1985.012 -- Jep Mackey and Walter Horton --

fishnet making and woodworking

June 26, 1985 19 36

1985.013 -- Mary Dougherty Helms (Russellville)

-- weaving

June 27, 1985 19 37

1985.014 -- Dallas Newberry -- Smithville

Jamboree

July 5, 1985 19 38

1985.015 -- Uncle Dave Macon Days -- Peg Leg

Myers, Blair, Leroy Troy (banjo)

July 12, 1985 19 39

1985.016 -- Dallas Newberry and son, chairmakers August 6, 1985 19 40

1985.017 -- Rolley Hole Championship Marbles

(Standing Stone State Park)

August 10,

1985

19 41

1985.018 -- Josie Jones and Estel Youngblood --

baskets

September

1985

19 42

1985.019 -- Ida Pearl Davis -- basketmaking

(Cannon County, Tennessee)

September

1985

19 43

1985.020 -- Mountaineer Folk Fest, Smithville

Fiddler’s Jam, Kathleen Dunn Manning, Fall

Creek Falls

September

1985

9 44

1985.021-1985.022 -- Maggie Murphy -- Short

Mountain basketmaker

September 3,

1985

19 45

1985.023-1985.024 -- Northwest Tennessee

Heritage Fest (Martin, Tennessee) and Robert

Spicer with dancers

September

1985

19 46

1985.025 -- Alvin Jarrett -- woodcarving

(Rockvale)

October 4,

1985

19 47

1985.026 -- Vannoy Streeter -- wire sculpture October 4,

1985

19 48

1985.027 -- Ida Pearl Davis -- basketmaking October 7,

1985

19 49

1985.028 -- Museum of Appalachia Homecoming October 25,

1985

19 50

1985.029 -- Tennessee Arts Commission

Conference (Knoxville, Tennessee) -- Alex Haley,

Frazier Moss, Bobby Jones and New Life Gospel

Group

October 15,

1985

19 51

1985.030 -- Mike Seeger -- Chattanooga AIE

Program

October 21,

1985

19 52

1985.031 -- Willie Scott -- tatting and lace October 24,

1985

19 53

1985.032 -- Flavil Patton -- quilting October 25 and

November 4,

1985

19 54

1985.033 -- Herbert Baggett -- stone masonry October 31,

1985

19 55

1985.034 -- Joe Hansberry -- blacksmith

(Murfreesboro, Tennessee)

October 29,

1985

19 56

1985.035 -- “Folk Arts/Full Lives” Exhibit December

1985

19 57

1985.036 -- Smithville Fiddlers Jamboree before 1989 19 58

1986.001 -- “Folk Arts/Full Lives” Exhibit January 2,

1986

19 59

1986.002 -- Buddy Dupree -- basketmaking January 22,

1986

19 60

1986.003 -- West Tennessee Basketry -- Buddy

Dupree, Jack Williams, Tom Scott -- Tennessee

River Folklife Center Exhibit -- fishing traps

January 22-24,

1986

19 61

1986.004 -- Tennessee River Folklife Collection --

Nathan Bedford Forrest State Park

January 24,

1986

19 62

1986.005 -- Ransom Howard, Vannoy Streeter --

baskets, woodcarving, wire sculpture

January 30,

1986

19 63

1986.006 -- Minnie Bell (Ripley, Tennessee) --

Choctaw baskets

February 1986 19 64

1986.007 -- “Folk Arts/Full Lives” Exhibit February 1986 19 65

1986.008 -- Mary Davis -- baskets (Short

Mountain)

February 1986 19 66

1986.009 -- CMF/AIE Program (Moore County

High School) -- Jean Horner, Frazier Moss, J.

Christian, J. R. Skillington -- animal husbandry

March 1986 19 67

1986.010 -- J. R. Skillington -- animal husbandry March 1986 19 68

1986.011 -- Betty Todd Tanner -- basketmaking --

Belle Meade dogtrot

March 1986 19 69

1986.012 -- Ida Pearl Davis -- basketmaking April 1986 19 70

1986.013 -- Mussel fishing, railroading --

Tennessee Homecoming ’86 Exhibit -- Clarksville

Fiddle Contest

April 3 and

April 5, 1986

19 71

1986.014 -- Archie Green Lecture April 10, 1986 19 72

1986.015 -- NAPPS “Echoes of Tennessee”

Program

May 3, 1986 19 73

1986.016 -- Odamankoma Kyerema Dance Troupe

(Nashville, Tennessee) Program

May 19, 1986 19 74

1986.017 -- “Legends of Bluegrass” at Summer

Lights -- Bill Monroe, Ralph Stanley

May 29, 1986 19 75

1986.018 -- NAPPS Program (Columbia) May 31, 1986 19 76

1986.019 -- Festival of American Folklife

(Washington, D.C.) -- Lamar Alexander, Ralph

Rinzler, Frazier Moss, Maggie Lee Sayre, Roan

Mountain Hilltoppers, Bob Douglas

June 25-26,

1986

19 77


(Washington, D.C.) -- boat builders, stumpjumper,

Howard’s BBQ Quartet, shape-note, baskets,

Ralph Blizzard, Roy Harper

June 26, 1986 19 78


(Washington, D.C.) -- Roan Mountain

Hilltoppers, Ethel Birchfield, Fairfield Four, Bob

Douglas, chairmaking, Rolley Hole, food,

woodwork

June 27-June

28, 1986

19 79


(Washington, D.C.) -- BBQ’d Pig, Ransom

Howard, Stumpjumpers, Johnny Ray Hicks, Bud

Garrett, Hamper McBee, Red Rector

June 28, 1986 19 80


(Washington, D.C.) -- Hamper McBee, Frazier

Moss, blues, Howard Armstrong, Maggie Lee

Sayre, Davis and Hibdon baskets, Rolley Hole,

Jewel Allen, rockabilly, Bud Garrett, Fairfield

Four

June 29-30,

1986

19 81


(Washington, D.C.) -- Old-time music, blues,

baskets, food, BBQ, stumpjumper, etc.

June 29-30,

1984

19 82


(Washington, D.C.) -- Dale Calhoun, Roy Harper,

Raz Johnson, Frazier Moss, Hamper McBee, Alex

Stewart, quilts, BBQ, boats, etc.

July 2, 1986 20 1


(Washington, D.C.) -- Ethel Birchfield, stories,

hay baling, pottery, N. M. textiles, Fairfield Four,

Isaac Freeman, Gertie Hemphill, Will Keys, Ralph

Blizzard

July 2, 1986 20 2


(Washington, D.C.) -- woodwork, coopering,

rockabilly, Bud Garrett, blues

July 3, 1986 20 3


(Washington, D.C.) -- food, gospel, quilting,

moonshine, Native American baskets, cooper, Bud

Garrett, McGee, Hicks, etc.

July 3-4, 1986 20 4


(Washington, D.C.) -- Hicks, Howard, cooking,

Moss, Sayre, McBee, broom making, tobacco

twisting, Bob Douglas jam

July 5-6, 1986 20 5


(Washington, D.C.) -- Julia and Wade Mainer,

Sayre, woodcarving, Davis and Hibdon, Rolley

Hole, Jewell Allen, Taft Driver, Frazier Moss,

Rick Stewart, Dave Evans, J. R. Hicks, Red

Rector, Dale Calhoun

July 6, 1986 20 6


(Washington, D.C.) -- sawmill, McBee, Sayre,

Jewell Allen, Laury, Rolley Hole, Davis and

Hibdon, Smoochy Smith, F. Moss, R. Rector,

Rinzler, Lamar Alexander, Fieldstones, Sun

Rhythm, Birchfields, Harper, Straightway Singers,

Duck Creek Quartet, B. Douglas

June 24, 1986 20 7


(Washington, D.C.) -- Davis and Hibdon,

Fieldstones, Keys, Blizzard and Jamison, food

demo, Rolley Hole, Sayre, log cutting, folklorists,

Fulcher, Cogswell, Peterson, Roan Mountain

Hilltoppers, Birchfields, Fairfield Four, B.

Douglas

June 26, 1986 20 8


(Washington, D.C.) -- Bill Howard, BBQ pit, Dale

Calhoun, stumpjumper, Johnny Ray Hicks,

Hamper McBee, Bud Garrett, Parks Townsend,

Roy Harper, Red Rector, Howard Armstrong,

Smoochy Smith, Waynell Jones, Booker T. Laury,

Frazier Moss, Fairfield Four

June 28-29,

1986

20 9


(Washington, D.C.) -- Ed Brown, Will Keys,

Pistol Pedigrew, Rev. Sam McCrary, Waynell

Jones, Minnie Bell, Choctaw baskets, Birchfields,

Davis and Hibdon, Rolley Hole, Sun Rhythm

Section, McBee, Rector, Moss, Hicks, Garrett,

Waynell Jones, Sayre

June 29-July 6,

1986

20 10


(Washington, D.C.) -- Brownie Ford, Jean Bergey,

Smoochy Smith, J. M. Van Eaton, Bud Garrett,

Waynell Jones, Armstrong, Sawmill, Rector,

Reece Shipley, Mr. Sato and Rick Stewart,

Birchfield, McBee, Stewart, Hemphills, Hicks,

Parks Townsend

July 2-4, 1986 20 11


(Washington, D.C.) -- Vacie Thomas (quilts),

BBQ, Calhoun, Harper, masonry, Raz Johnson,

Birchfields, Sayre, Pettigrew, Davis and Hibdon,

Rolley Hole, Jewell Thomas, Waynell Jones,

Garrett, Shipley, Fairfield Four, Hemphills, Keys,

Blizzard, Jamison, Pettigrew, Howard, Duck Head

Quartet, Davis and Hibdon, Cecily Cook, Jay Orr,

Ethel Birchfield

July 4-6, 1986 20 12

1986.037 -- Davy Crockett Days (Limestone,

Tennessee) -- Fulcher, B. Douglas, Cabin,

Forester, Hicks, Roan Mountain Hilltoppers, Will

Keyes, Bud Garrett, wrestling match, tobacco

fields, Dixie Dewdrops, Ivan Powell, Richard

Blauster, Tom Slage, Parks Townsend, Ethel

Birchfield

August 16,

1986

20 13

1986.038 -- Davy Crockett Days (Limestone,

Tennessee) -- Bob Douglas, Bud Garrett, Omer

Forrester, Johnny Ray Hicks, wrestling match,

Dixie Dewdrops, Ivan Powell, R. Blaustein, Tom

Slage, Ethel Birchfield, Parks Townsend, Virgil

Anderson

August 16,

1986

20 14

1986.039 -- Northwest Tennessee Heritage

Festival -- Walter Haden, Barbershop Quartet,

Lonnie Glosson, quilters, Dale Calhoun, Cochran

Duck Calls, Bruce Nemerov, Robert Spicer

September 4,

1986

20 15

1986.040 -- Fisk Black Folklife Festival -- Fisk

Jubilee Day, Old City Cemetery, Fireside Singers,

Straightway Singers, Fairfield Four

October 4,

1986

20 16

1986.041 -- “Making Do: Black Folk Art in

Tennessee”

October 1,

1986

20 17

1986.042 -- Dallas and Louie Newberry (Jennings

Creek) -- chairmaking

December 22,

1986

20 18

1986.043 -- Dallas and Louie Newberry (Jennings

Creek) -- chairmaking

December 22,

1986

20 19

1986.045 -- Quilts and bridges -- Historic Cannon

County

circa early

1900s,

reproduced

December 28,

1986

20 20

1986.046 -- Thomas Davis family photos --

baskets and chairs (Cannon County, Tennessee)

circa 1940s,

reproduced

April 17, 1986

20 21

1986.047 -- Homemakers Weaving Seminar --

Helen Bullard

circa late

1980s

20 22

1987.001 -- Tennessee Folk Arts Exhibit -- Ned

McWherter Inaugural Gala Exhibit

January 16,

1987

20 23

1987.002 -- Roy Harper -- paintings March 12,

1987

20 24

1987.003 -- Jean Lawing, “Fantasy Land,”

sculpture, miniatures

March 19,

1987

20 25

1987.004 -- Enloe Smith -- baskets (Grand

Junction)

March 27,

1987

20 26

1987.005 -- Frazier Moss recording session April 5, 1987 20 27

1987.006 -- Cumberland Music Tour -- Virgil

Anderson, Aillard Anderson, Clyde Davenport,

Clyde Troxell, Ralph Troxell

April 7, 1987 20 28

1987.007 -- Tennessee Craft Fair -- Trevle Wood,

baskets

April 27, 1987 20 29

1987.008 -- Tennessee Crafts Fair -- baskets,

chairs, coopering

May 3, 1987 20 30

1987.009 -- Blues Sculpture Dedication

(Memphis, Tennessee) -- Booker T. Laury, Jessie

Mae Hemphill, David Evans

May 21-22,

1987

20 31

1987.010 -- Tennessee Arts Commission

Conference Picnic at the national Ornamental

Metal Museum (Memphis, Tennessee) -- The

Fieldstones onstage

May 23, 1987 20 32

1987.011 -- J. Paul Newby -- baskets, chairs

(Nashville Flea market, Nashville, Tennessee)

June 1987 20 33

1987.012 -- 1st Gospel Arts Day -- Fairfield Four,

Rev. Jerome Wright, Tommie Lewis (Fisk

University)

June 9, 1987 20 34

1987.013 -- Tennessee Arts Academy (Belmont

College, Nashville, Tennessee) -- crafts, Trevle

Wood, baskets, music, dance, Red Rector, Frazier

Moss, Mark Howard, Jackie Christian

June 16, 1987 20 35

1987.014 -- Bessie Smith Strut, Sarrett Center,

Maggie Lee Sayre, Johnny Shines

June 22, 1987 20 36

1987.015 -- Bessie Smith Strut, Sarrett Center,

Johnny Shines, Maggie Sayre, “Live and Let Live

Barbershop Quartet,” Lonnie Brooks Band

June 22-23,

1987

20 37

1987.017 -- Kathleen Dunn Manning -- baskets July 1987 20 38

1987.018 -- Parks Townsend (Elizabethton) --

Uncle Dave Macon Days (Murfreesboro) --

clogging, Billy Womack

July 1 and 11,

1987

20 39

1987.019 -- Bud Garrett, Free Hill, Cumberland

Music Tour (Pickett State Park)

September 6-7,

1987

20 40

1987.020 -- Flint marbles, Rolley Hole, Bud

Garrett (Free Hill)

September 6,

1987

20 41

1987.021 -- Herbert Baggett -- stonemasonry

(Cunningham)

September

1987

20 42

1987.022 -- Chainsaw carving (Jamestown) September

1987

20 43

1987.023 -- Tennessee Grassroots Days --

Fairfield Four, Frazier Moss, Roy Harper

September 26,

1987

20 44

1987.024 -- Tennessee Grassroots Days --

Fairfield Four, Frazier Moss, Roy Harper

September 26,

1987

20 45

1987.025 -- Roy Harper October 8,

1987

20 46

1987.026 -- NAIA Pow-wow October 18,

1987

20 47

1987.027 -- O. E. Wallace -- slatted fishing

baskets (Perryville)

November 10,

1987

20 48

1987.028 -- Cannon County Folk Arts and Crafts

Exhibit

December 28,

1987

20 49

1988.001 -- Fisk Jubilee Singers -- historic photos January 2,

1988

20 50

1988.002 -- Fisk Jubilee Singers -- historic photos January 2,

1988

20 51

1988.003 -- Jubilee Hall (Fisk University) -- Alex

Haley

January 22,

1988

20 52

1988.004 -- Cumberland Music Tour -- Hiddenite

Center

March 19,

1988

20 53

1988.005 -- Black Gospel Groups -- photos from

John Phillips’s collection for Gospel Arts Day

March 22,

1988

20 54

1988.006 -- Fairfield Four at WSMV-TV April 5, 1988 20 55

1988.007 -- Fisk Jubilee Singers -- historic photos

for Gospel Arts Day

April 28, 1988 20 56

1988.008 -- Fairfield Four -- historic photos from

Fisk Library for Gospel Arts Day

May 12, 1988 20 57

1988.009 -- John Battle gravesite, Fisk University,

Roland Hayes bust

May 3, 1988 20 58

1988.010 -- Fairfield Four, Fireside Singers,

Voices of Nashville at WSMV-TV

May 4, 1988 20 59

1988.011 -- Fairfield Church, Dusty Road Club,

Gospel Car

May 20, 1988 20 60

1988.012 -- CBS Singers with Regina McCrary

and Ann McCrary Smith -- St. Mark’s Church

(Nashville, Tennessee)

May 21, 1988 20 61

1988.013 -- Gospel Arts Day (Jubilee Hall, Fisk

University) -- CBS Singers, Voices of Nashville,

Fairfield Four, Fireside Singers

June 19, 1988 20 62

1988.014 -- Gospel Arts Day (Jubilee Hall, Fisk

University) -- CBS Singers, Voices of Nashville,

Fairfield Four, Fireside Singers

June 19, 1988 20 63

1988.015 -- Folk Medicine Festival -- Snuffy

Jenkins, “Doc,” etc.

June 25, 1988 20 64

1988.016 -- Folk Medicine Festival -- Snuffy

Jenkins (banjo), Pappy Sherrill, etc.

June 25, 1988 20 65

1988.017 -- Lucille Smith -- paintings (Athens) June 28, 1988 20 66

1988.018 -- Bessie Harvey’s sculpture (Alcoa) June 29, 1988 20 67

1988.019 -- Bessie Harvey’s sculpture (Alcoa) June 29, 1988 20 68

1988.020 -- Rick Stewart -- cooperage demo in

Japan

July 25, 1988 20 69

1988.021 -- Clara Fodor -- wall hangings August 26,

1988

20 70

1988.022 -- Clara Fodor -- wall hangings August 26,

1988

20 71

1988.023 -- Homer Green’s artwork (Bradyville) September 30,

1988

21 1

1988.024 -- Homer Green -- sculpture artist

(Bradyville)

September 30,

1988

21 2

1988.025 -- Tennessee Banjo Institute

(Murfreesboro), Banjo Meltdown (Nashville)

November 11,

1988

21 3


(Murfreesboro), Banjo Meltdown (Nashville)

November 11,

1988

21 4


(Murfreesboro), Banjo Meltdown (Nashville),

Fireside Singers 45th Anniversary, Fairfield Four

November 11-

13, 1988

21 5

1988.028 -- Fireside Singers 45th Anniversary (Mt.

Calvary Church)

November 13,

1988

21 6

1988.029 -- Roy Harper -- train paintings November

1988

21 7

1988.030 -- Willie Doss -- chairmaker

(Jamestown)

December 15,

1988

21 8

1988.031 -- Ford Fiddle Contest (Louisville,

Kentucky)

1926,

reproduced

June 1, 1988

21 9

1989.001 -- Fairfield Four at Black History

Conference (Nashville)

February 8,

1989

21 10

1989.002 -- Fairfield Four at Black History

Conference (Nashville)

February 8,

1989

21 11

1989.003 -- Clarksville Fiddle Contest -- Robert

Spicer and Vannoy Streeter

April 8, 1989 21 12

1989.004 -- Clarksville Fiddle Contest -- cloggers April 8, 1989 21 13

1989.005 -- Vannoy Streeter -- wire sculpture April 10, 1989 21 14

1989.006 -- Fisk Historic Photos, Gospel Arts

Day, Vannoy Streeter

April 21, 1989 21 15

1989.007 -- Historic Photos -- Fisk Jubilee

Singers, Gospel Arts Day

May 8, 1989 21 16

1989.008 -- Fisk Chapel -- Gospel Arts Day June 14, 1989 21 17

1989.009 -- Fisk Jubilee Singers historic photos,

Gospel Arts Day

June 14, 1989 21 18

1989.010 -- Gospel Arts Day -- The Reunion

Quartet (Fisk University, Nashville)

June 18, 1989 21 19

1989.011 -- Gospel Arts Day (Fisk University),

The Reunion Quartet, Homer Green (sculpture)

June 18-19,

1989

21 20

1989.012 -- Homer Green -- woodcarving,

sculpture (Robinson’s Ridge)

June 19, 1989 21 21

1989.013 -- Parks Townsend -- woodcarving

(Elizabethton)

June 27, 1989 21 22

1989.014 -- Dionicio Rodriguez (sculptor) --

Crystal Grotto (Memphis Memorial Garden)

July 17, 1989 21 23

1989.015 -- Homer Green -- sculpture July 26, 1989 21 24

1989.016 -- Cade’s Cove historic sites -- Primitive

Baptist Church, gravestone, blacksmith shop, barn

August 1989 21 25

1989.017 -- Homer Green and Bessie Harvey --

self-taught artist

October 5-6,

1989

21 26

1990.001 -- Williamson County Chair Exhibit January 3,

1990

21 27

1990.002 -- Clarksville Fiddle Contest March 31,

1990

21 28

1990.003 -- Royal Lao Dance Troupe -- Lao New

Year

April 14 and

27, 1990

21 29

1990.004 -- Royal Lao Dance Troupe -- Lao New

Year

April 14 and

27, 1990

21 30

1990.005 -- Hamilton, Alabama, Folk Potters:

Jerry Brown and Cleater Meadows -- Brown’s

Pottery Shop

April 27, 1990 21 31

1990.006 -- Folk Potters from Alabama and

Georgia -- Jerry Brown and Cleater Meadows

April 27, 1990 21 32

1990.007 -- Road sign, shop window, portable

toilets

April 1990 21 33

1990.008 -- Roger R. Smith -- peach pit carvings May 10, 1990 21 34

1990.009 -- Roger Smith -- carved peach pits May 10, 1990 21 35

1990.010 -- Sonny Boy Williamson -- memorial

marker dedication

June 1, 1990 21 36

1990.011 -- Sonny Boy Williamson -- memorial

marker dedication

June 1, 1990 21 37

1990.012 -- Country music, fiddling -- historic

photos -- Bowman Bros., circa 1920s-early 1930s

string bands

July 25, 1990 21 38

1990.013 -- White Oak Fair -- chairs, baskets,

woodcarving, house-raising

August 11-12,

1990

21 39

1990.014 -- Tennessee Banjo Institute (Cedars of

Lebanon State Park)

November 3,

1990

21 40

1990.015 -- Trevle Wood and Alvin Wood --

basketmakers (Murfreesboro)

circa 1990 21 41

1991.001 -- Governor’s Awards (Scruggs,

Fairfield Four), Alex Stewart Remembered

(coopering exhibit), Ben Strawn (baskets)

January 3,

1991

21 42

1991.002 -- Alex Stewart Remembered (coopering

exhibit), Ben Strawn (baskets)

January 31,

1991

21 43

1991.003 -- Rolley Hole National Marble

Championship

September 14,

1991

21 44

1991.004 -- Rolley Hole National Marble

Championships

September 14,

1991

21 45

1991.005 -- Volunteer Woodcarvers -- J. L.

Wilsford, Ed Norman

December 3,

1991

21 46

1993.001 -- Fireside Singers January 17,

1993

21 47

1993.002 -- Josie Jones -- basketmaker

(Smithville)

February 4,

1993

21 48

1993.003 -- Hoyt Jake Davis -- chairmaker (Short

Mountain)

February 4,

1993

21 49

1993.004 -- Dale Prater and David Thomas --

chair shops

March 15,

1993

21 50

1993.005 -- Yunnan Cultures Nationalities Project

-- visit to Woodbury basketmakers

April 19, 1993 21 51

1993.006 -- Voices of Love May 15, 1993 21 52

1993.007 -- Voices of Love May 15, 1993 21 53

1993.008 -- Marville’s Shell Yard (Savannah) July 20, 1993 21 54

1993.009 -- Fishing, netmaking (Alabama) --

Tommy Keahy

August 11,

1993

21 55

1993.010 -- Rick Stewart -- coopering September

1993

21 56

1993.011 -- National Folk Festival (Chattanooga) -

- Dale Calhoun (boat building), Jake Davis and

Sons (chairs)

October 9,

1993

21 57

1993.012 -- Nelda Joan Merritt -- white oak

basketmaker

circa late

1980s

21 58

1993.013 -- Tom Morgan (luthier) Dixie Frets

exhibit

circa 1980s-

early 1990s

21 59

1993.014 -- Johnny Ray Hicks, Royal Lao

Dancers, National Folk Festival (Chattanooga)

1993 21 60

1993.015 -- National Folk Festival -- photos of

out-of-state demonstrators -- Jerry Brown,

Raymond Hicks, Margaret Morvath, Sunita

Karvir, Mai Moua, Lomia Nunn, Gloria Odum,

Hystercine Rankin, Annie Scott, Raymond Sedatol

1993 21 61

1994.001 -- Maggie Murphy (basketmaker) and

Robert Cogswell

March 1994 21 62

1994.002 -- “She Did It” -- Clara Fodor -- quilts

(Jesse Bessar Museum, Michigan)

May-July 1994 21 63



May-July 1994 21 64



May-July 1994 21 65

1994.005 -- Mae Poore -- saddlemaker (Alabama) July 20, 1994 21 66

1994.006 -- Dixie Frets exhibit -- Hunter Museum

(Chattanooga, Tennessee)

Fall 1994 21 67



Fall 1994 21 68

1994.008 -- Dixie Frets exhibit -- Luthiers:

Horner, Ratcliff, Rich and Taylor, Triggs, Morgan

February-

March 1994

21 69

1994.009 -- Dixie Frets exhibit -- Luthiers:

Morgan, Gallagher, Rich and Taylor, Davis,

Arnold

1994 21 70



September

1994

21 71

1994.011 -- Clara Fodor -- “Stately Stitches”

exhibit -- Chattanooga Regional History Museum

September

1994

21 72



September

1994

21 73

1994.013 -- Aubrey and Lori Ghent -- sacred steel

guitar

circa 1990s 21 74

1994.014 -- Martha Ross -- Cherokee basketmaker

(North Carolina)

1994 21 75

1994.015 -- Nolan Beaver -- Brasstown Carvers

(North Carolina) -- 1994 National Folk Festival

1994 21 76

1994.016 -- Hadiyo Al -- textile arts demo --

National Folk Festival (Chattanooga)

1994 21 77

1995.001 -- Dale Calhoun 1995 21 78

1995.002 -- Fairfield Four at Governor

McWherter’s inaugural parade

January 12,

1995

21 79

1995.003 -- “Portraits of Tradition” exhibit --

Universal United House of Prayer (Nashville,

Tennessee)

June 1995 21 80

1995.004 -- E. T. Wickham site -- Herbert Baggett July 1995 21 81

1995.005 -- Chainsaw woodcarving: Glen West,

Signage: La Casanova Social Club (Nashville)

August 7, 1995 22 1

1995.006 -- Royal Lao Music and Dance Troupe --

banquet for crown prince Sourivong Savang

August 26,

1995

22 2

1995.007 -- Royal Lao Music and Dance Troupe --

banquet for crown prince Sourivong Savang

August 26,

1995

22 3

1995.009 -- Maggie Sayre -- river life

photographer

November

1995

22 4

1995.010 -- Ben Atkinson, Jess Mitchell, Albert

Moore and murals, John Asbill sign, Dale Calhoun

November 9-

10, 1995

22 5

1995.011 -- Ben Atkinson, Jesse Mitchell, Albert

Moore and murals, Dale Calhoun and boats

November 9-

10, 1995

22 6

1996.001 -- Josie Jones: canning March 1996 22 7

1996.002 -- Clarksville Fiddle Contest

(Pennington, Dingler)

March 29,

1996

22 8

1996.003 -- Rev. H. H. Mayes cross (Benton,

Tennessee)

April 20, 1996 22 9

1996.004 -- International Jubilee Festival

(Knoxville, Tennessee)

June 1, 1996 22 10

1996.005 -- International Jubilee Festival

(Knoxville, Tennessee)

June 1, 1996 22 11

1996.006 -- Pride of Tennessee Concert --

Cumberland County Playhouse

October 25,

1996

22 12

1996.007 -- Copper Basin Mountain Showcase

(Ocoee River) -- Alvin Hammonds figurines,

woodcarving, music

July 20, 1996 22 13

1996.008 -- Olympic Whitewater Program --

woodcarving, bluegrass, whitewater rafting, quilts

July 26-28,

1996

22 14

1996.009 -- Standing Stone State Park --

International Rolley Hole Marble Championship

and Cherokee marbles

September 13-

14, 1996

22 15

1996.010 -- NASAA Meeting -- black gospel,

mariachi

November 22-

24, 1996

22 16

1997.001-1997.024 -- digital thumbnail images 1997 22 17

1997.001 -- Religious art -- Donny Bohanan and

Rev. Henry Harrison Mayes

May 19, 1997 22 18

1997.002 -- Religious art -- Donny Bohanan and

Rev. Henry Harrison Mayes

May 19, 1997 22 19

1997.003 -- West Tennessee musicians -- Ellis

Truett Sessions, Dalton Tate

June 17, 1997 22 20


Truett Sessions, Hershal and Lindsey Holmes,

Clarence Jones, Herman Patterson and Jack

McAdams, Reelfoot Lake Paintings (E. Truett)

June 16-17,

1997

22 21


Truett Sessions, Hershal and Lindsey Holmes

June 16-17,

1997

22 22


Truett Sessions, Dalton Tate, John Hager, Art

Halmin, Harold Young, Jerry Simpson, Bob “Red”

Smith

June 17, 1997 22 23


Truett Sessions, Herman Patterson, Jack

McAdams

June 16-17,

1997

22 24


Truett Sessions, H and L Holmes, Clarence Jones

June 16-17,

1997

22 25

1997.009 -- Woodcarving, games, sculpture -- Bill

Henry

July 10, 1997 22 26


Truett Sessions, Georgia Clayton, Tom Vestal,

Herbert Raines, Vina Hinson

August 6-7,

1997

22 27

1997.011 -- West Tennessee musicians -- John

Gant and Jean Gant Tittle, Native American

Potters, basketmakers, weavers

August 6-7,

1997

22 28

1997.012 -- West Tennessee musicians -- Georgia

Clayton, Tom Vestal, Hubert Raines, Vina Hinson,

John Gant, Jean Gant Tittle, Native American

craftsmen

August 6-7,

1997

22 29

1997.013 -- Charles Wolfe book signing -- Frazier

Moss, Mark Howard, John Hartford, Tom Holzen,

Matt Combs

August 26,

1997

22 30

1997.014 -- West Tennessee musicians -- Alvin

Anderson, Pee Wee Wilbourne, Rosie Robinson

September 5,

1997

22 31

1997.015 -- West Tennessee musicians -- Alvin

Anderson, Elcie Mae Frye, Pee Wee Wilbourne,

Rosie Robinson, New Beginning Church

September 5,

1997

22 32

1997.016 -- West Tennessee musicians -- Elcie

Mae Frye

September 5,

1997

22 33

1997.017 -- Governor’s Conference on the

Arts/Southern Art Exchange -- Roy Harper,

Mariachi Fiesta en Jalisco, Will House

September 25-

27, 1997

22 34

1997.018 -- Southern Folk Festival -- Mariachi

Olympico, Robert Belfour

October 4,

1997

22 35

1997.019 -- Southern Folk Festival -- Robert

Belfour, James Bryan, Carl Jones, Sogo Dance and

Drum Group, Mariachi Olympico

October 4,

1997

22 36

1997.020 -- James Bunch (woodcarver), David

Wallace (luthier), Dr. Enuf truck in Johnson City,

Big Burley Tobacco Warehouse

November 6,

1997

22 37


Wallace (luthier)

November 6,

1997

22 38


Wallace (luthier), Dr. Enuf truck, Big Burley

Tobacco Warehouse

November 6,

1997

22 39

1997.023 -- West Tennessee musicians -- Doris

“Cousin Tuny” Freeman, May Nell (Middleton)

King, Harvey Middleton

November 12,

1997

22 40

1997.024 -- West Tennessee musicians -- Doris

“Cousin Tuny” Freeman, May Nell (Middleton)

King, Harvey Middleton

November 12,

1997

22 41

1998.001 -- Cumberland Stoneworks, Jamestown

storefront, Jamestown courthouse, Rugby,

musicians (Leroy Troy, Jim and Jesse

McReynolds on the Ernest Tubb Midnite

Jamboree)

January 6 and

10, 1998

22 42

1998.002 -- Folk Alliance Showcase at the Center

for Southern Folklore (Memphis, Tennessee) --

blues, black gospel, Keith Brown, Vance

Ensemble, The Spirit of Memphis

February 11

and 13, 1998

22 43

1998.003 -- West Tennessee musicians -- Lizard

Lick, Lucille Parker, Ellis Truett, Revin Scott,

Jessie Allen, BBQ signs on tree

February 22-

24, 1998

22 44

1998.004 -- West Tennessee musicians -- Revin

Scott, Jessie Allen, historic photos, quilts, oak tree

February 22-

24, 1998

22 45

1998.005 -- West Tennessee musicians -- Charlie

Sipes, Jeff Long, E. Truett, Vina Mae Cardwell

February 22-

24, 1998

22 46

1998.006 -- West Tennessee musicians -- Jessie

Allen, Revin Scott, historic photos, quilts, Charlie

Sipes, Vina Mae Cardwell

February 22-

24, 1998

22 47

1998.007 -- “Breakin’ Up Winter” -- Cedars of

Lebanon State Park -- Jim Griffith, Will Keys,

Barbara Kuhns, Charlie Acuff, Martin Fisher

March 5, 1998 22 48

1998.008 -- Dale Calhoun and boat -- presentation

to the Tennessee State Museum

June 28, 1998 22 49

1998.009 -- Short Mountain Basketry -- Mary

Davis, Trevle Wood, Nancy Sweezy

August 12-14,

1998

22 50

1998.010 -- Short Mountain basketmakers -- Mary

Davis, Trevle Wood, Nancy Sweezy

August 12-14,

1998

22 51

1998.011 -- Short Mountain and Smithville

basketmakers -- Sam Sweezy, Nancy Sweezy,

Albert Thomas, Josie Jones, Patricia Wood, Betty

Tanner

August 12-14,

1998

22 52

1998.012 -- Short Mountain basketry -- Betty

Todd’s granddaughter, Mary Mulligan, Mary

Tanner, Patricia Wood, Viella Estes, Jean Myers,

Thelma Hibdon, Ida Pearl Davis

August 12-14,

1998

22 53

1998.013 -- Short Mountain basketry -- Gertie

Youngblood, Nancy Sweezy, Albert Thomas

August 12-14,

1998

22 54


basketry -- Gertie Youngblood, Nancy Sweezy,

Sam Sweezy, Albert Thomas, Josie Jones

August 13,

1998

22 55

1998.015 -- Short Mountain basketry -- Patricia

Wood, Betty Tanner, Mary Mulligan, Jean Myers,

Gertie Youngblood, Thelma Hibdon, Ida Pearl

Davis

August 14,

1998

22 56

1998.017 -- West Tennessee musicians/BBQ --

Alma Hatch’s BBQ stand, Edward Mayes, Irene

Mayes Towater, L. B. Dodd

August 26,

1998

22 57

1998.018 -- West Tennessee musicians/BBQ --

Alma Hatch’s BBQ stand, Edward Mayes, Irene

Mayes Towater, L. B. Dodd

August 26,

1998

22 58

1998.019 -- National Heritage Award (White

House, Washington, D.C.) -- Dale Calhoun

October 6-8,

1998

22 59

1998.020 -- National Heritage Award (White

House, Washington, D.C.) -- Dale Calhoun

October 6-8,

1998

22 60

1998.021 -- Frazier Moss’s Funeral (John

Hartford, Matt Combs), Herbert Baggett

(woodcarving)

October 30-

November 1,

1998

22 61

1998.022 -- Stone sculpture (E. T. Wickham),

Herbert Baggett (Stonemasonry), Gum Springs

Baptist Church

October 30-

November 1,

1998

22 62

1998.023 -- Stonemasonry/woodcarving (Herbert

Baggett)

November 21,

1998

22 63

1998.024 -- Stonemasonry (Herbert Baggett),

turkey shoot, tobacco barn, E. Hickman

Community Club Quilt Show

November 21,

1998

22 64

1998.025 -- “Gospel Sawmill” -- sawmill with

religious texts (Speedwell, Tennessee)

1998 22 65

1998.001-1998.025 -- digital thumbnails 1998 22 66

1998.026 -- Tom and Mary Davis -- basketmaking August 12,

1998

22 67

1998.027 -- Albert Thomas -- basketmaking August 13,

1998

22 68

1998.028 -- Josie and Joe Jones -- basketmaking August 13,

1995

22 69

1998.029 -- Viella Estes, Betty Tanner and family

-- basketmaking

August 14,

1998

22 70

1998.030 -- Ida Pearl Davis and Thelma Hibdon --

basketmaking

August 14,

1998

22 71

1998.031 -- Gertie Youngblood -- basketmaking August 13,

1998

22 72

1998.032 -- Trevle Wood -- basketmaking August 13,

1998

22 73

1998.033 -- Alberta Underwood, Gracie

Davenport -- basketmaking

August 15,

1998

22 74

1998.034 -- Basketmakers from Cannon County,

basket wagon in Sumner County

circa 1940s 22 75

1998.035 -- Nashville Mandolin Ensemble 1990s 22 76



Truett, Charlie Jones, Frank Thomas, Carrie Jones,

Louise Cooper, Byron Martin, Don Penix (luthier)

February 4-5,

1999

22 78


Truett, Charlie Jones, Frank Thomas, Carrie Jones,

Louise Cooper, Byron Martin, Don Penix (luthier)

February 4-5,

1999

22 79

1999.003 -- Memphis Latino Workshop -- Norma

Cantú and local Latino businesses

April 20, 1999 22 80

1999.004 -- Knoxville Latino Workshop with

Jubilee Community Arts

April 23, 1999 22 81

1999.005 -- Cinco de Mayo (Nashville) -- Trio

Verdaval

May 8, 1999 22 82

1999.006 -- Cinco de Mayo (Nashville) -- Trio

Verdaval, “Pancho y Rauncho”

May 8, 1999 22 83

1999.007 -- Religious signage -- barns, trucks,

roadside crosses, billboards

May 25 and

27, 1999

22 84

1999.008 -- International Jubilee Festival --

various groups

June 5, 1999 22 85

1999.001 -- International Jubilee Festival -- Indian

Cricket, Okinawan dance, Robert Belfour,

Maypole dance, Gale and Charlie Acuff

June 5, 1999 22 86

1999.010 -- International Jubilee Festival --

Mariachi Olympico, Robert Belfour, Charlie Acuff

June 5, 1999 22 87


basketry -- J. Paul Newby, Albert Thomas, Gertie

Youngblood, Trevle Wood, Josie Jones

June 15 and

23, 1999

22 88


basketmakers -- J. Paul Newby, Mary Davis,

Albert Thomas, Gertie Youngblood, Trevle Wood,

Patricia Wood, Josie Jones

June 15 and

23, 1999

22 89

1999.013 -- Southern Festival of Books -- Trio

Verdaval

October 9,

1999

22 90

1999.014 -- Quilting and embroidery -- Clara

Fodor

December 28,

1999

22 91


Fodor

December 28,

1999

22 92


Fodor

December 28,

1999

22 93


Fodor

December 28,

1999

22 94


2000.001 -- Woodcarving -- Lou Jacobs January 3,

2000

22 96

2000.002 -- Jubilee Festival and Appalachian

Studies Conference -- Country Music Mural,

Ironworks sign, Night Crawlers String Band,

Charlie Acuff, Earl Bull and Short Mountain Grass

March 14 and

24-25, 2000

22 97


Studies Conference -- Mumbillies, Leroy Troy,

Roy Harper and Patsy Stoneman, Johnny Ray

Hicks, New Dixie Entertainers, Will Keys

March 24-25,

2000

22 98


Studies Conference -- The Night Crawlers, Charlie

Acuff and Lantana Drifters, Will Keys, Earl Bull

and Short Mountain Grass, Leroy Troy, Roy

Harper, Patsy Stoneman

March 24-25,

2000

22 99


Studies Conference -- Cannon County

basketmaker exhibit

March 24-25,

2000

22 100

2000.006 -- Cannon County basketmaker exhibit Spring 2000 22 101

2000.007 -- Rev. Henry H. Mayes stone crosses

(Hwy 58, Decatur)

April 25, 2000 22 102

2000.008 -- Bob Douglas on the Opry stage May 5, 2000 22 103




2000.012 -- Quilter Clara Fodor -- Tennessee quilt

donated to Tennessee State Museum

May 30, 2000 22 107

2000.013 -- Luthier -- Jean Horner July 7, 2000 22 108

2000.014 -- Mexican crochet -- Ninfa Rivera October 31,

2000

22 109

2000.015 -- Mexican crochet -- Ninfa Rivera October 31,

2000

22 110

2000.016 -- Leroy Troy at Ernest Tubb Midnite

Jamboree

December 9,

2000

22 111

2001.001 -- “Breakin’ Up Winter” -- Will Keys,

Doug Smith, Charlie and Dorothy Acuff, J. P.

Fraley, Martin Fisher

March 2, 2001 23 1

2001.002 -- Roger Smith -- peach carving March 9, 2001 23 2

2001.003 -- Roger Smith -- peach carving March 9, 2001 23 3

2001.004 -- James Bunch -- woodcarving March 16,

2001

23 4

2001.005 -- Willie Doss rocker at Newbury House

in Rugby (chairmaking), Forbus General Store

(chainsaw woodcarving)

March 27,

2001

23 5

2001.006 -- Bob Douglas Funeral, Religious sign

art, Mayes crosses

May 6, 2001 23 6

2001.007 -- Clyde Western (baskets), Herschel

Holmes at Ellis Truett’s (West Tennessee music)

May 11, 2001 23 7

2001.008 -- West Tennessee musicians -- old-time

string band and black gospel at Ellis Truett’s

May 12, 2001 23 8

2001.009 -- Clyde Western (baskets), West

Tennessee musicians (old-time string band)

May 11-12,

2001

23 9

2001.010 -- West Tennessee musicians -- old-time

string band and black gospel

May 12, 2001 23 10

2001.011 -- Governor’s Awards -- Spirit of

Memphis

May 15, 2001 23 11

2001.012 -- Cumberland Trail Concert -- Signal

Mountain

June 2, 2001 23 12

2001.013 -- Ripley Choctaw Arts and Crafts

Survey -- David H. Dye, George Bell, Annie

Frazier, Helen Thompson, Grady John, Cubert

Bell, Jr., Lacie Bell

June 5, 2001 23 13

2001.014 -- Basketmaking in Sparta and

Smithville -- Robert Maxwell, Roger Dunn,

Kathleen Dunn Palmer

June 16, 2001 23 14

2001.015 -- Basketmaking in Sparta and

Smithville -- Robert Maxwell, Roger Dunn,

Kathleen Dunn Palmer

June 16, 2001 23 15

2001.016 -- Basketmaking -- Dee and Dennis

Gregory, Newberry Chair Shop

June 20, 2001 23 16

2001.017 -- Basketmaking -- Dee and Dennis

Gregory

June 20, 2001 23 17

2001.018 -- St. Lawrence Catholic Church BBQ August 4, 2001 23 18

2001.019 -- Travellers Rest Country Fair and Holy

Trinity Greek Orthodox Church Fest

September 8,

2001

23 19

2001.020 -- Mountaineer Folk Festival at Fall

Creek Falls

September 7-8,

2001

23 20

2001.021 -- Mountaineer Folk Festival and Belle

Meade Fall Fest

September 7-8

and 15, 2001

23 21

2001.022 -- Rolley Hole Tournament -- marble

game, marble making

September 15,

2001

23 22

2001.023 -- Rolley Hole Marble Tournament September 15,

2001

23 23

2001.024 -- Rolley Hole Marble Tournament September 15,

2001

23 24

2001.025 -- Woodcarving (Parks Townsend),

Blountville Jam

October 27,

2001

23 25

2001.026 -- Blountville Jam October 27,

2001

23 26

2001.027 -- Clara Fodor (quilts and embroidery),

sorghum mill sign

October 31,

2001

23 27

2001.028 -- Newman Walpole’s basket collection October 2001 23 28

2001.029 -- Luthiers -- Robert Mize, John Huron December 18,

2001

23 29

2001.030 -- Luthiers (Mize and Huron), grave

structure

December 18,

2001

23 30

2001.031 -- Cannon County basketmaking

families

1938, 1995 23 31

2002.001 -- Clara Fodor exhibit -- Tennessee Arts

Commission Gallery

January 17,

2002

23 32

2002.002 -- Sculpture -- Clarence Stringfield February 12,

2002

23 33

2002.003 -- Quilters and embroiderers -- Clara

Fodor, Jolly Dozen, Sue Franks, Vera Tucker

February 13,

2002

23 34

2002.004 -- Windswept Farm -- Danny Hoskinson March 6-7,

2002

23 35

2002.005 -- Windswept Farm -- Danny Hoskinson March 7, 2002 23 36

2002.006 -- Chainsaw carvings (Dave Teney),

Taxidermy (Sonny Price)

March 7, 2002 23 37

2002.007 -- Tennessee Overhill (dulcimer, anvil

works), River Road Farms

March 8, 2002 23 38

2002.008 -- River Road Farms, Murfreesboro

Center for the Arts Folklife Festival

March 8, 2002 23 39

2002.009 -- Murfreesboro Center for the Arts

Folklife Festival

March 9, 2002 23 40

2002.010 -- Murfreesboro Center for the Arts

Folklife Festival

March 9, 2002 23 41

2002.011 -- Basketmaking (Martha Jones, Judy

Waisanin), Jake Davis sign, Center Hill Cemetery

(Uncle Dave Macon grave)

April 29, 2002 23 42

2002.012 -- Basketmaking (Martha Jones, Judy

Waisanin), Center Hill Cemetery

April 29, 2002 23 43

2002.013 -- Danny Hoskinson sculpture May 30, 2002 23 44

2002.014 -- Bob Hardin -- knife making,

leatherwork, carving

May 30, 2002 23 45

2002.015 -- Bob Hardin (knife making, etc.),

Danny Hoskinson (sculpture)

May 30, 2002 23 46

2002.016 -- Danny Hoskinson May 31, 2002 23 47

2002.017 -- Smithville Jamboree -- basketmaking

and quilts -- Josie Jones, Beth Pugh

July 6, 2002 23 48

2002.018 -- Albert Thomas -- basketmaking July 2002 23 49

2002.019 -- White Oak Crafts Fair August 10,

2002

23 50

2002.020 -- White Oak Crafts Fair -- Maggie

Murphy basket

August 10,

2002

23 51

2002.021 -- Swiss Historical Society -- Stampfli

Farm and Marugg County scythe making

August 22,

2002

23 52


Creek Falls

September 6-7,

2002

23 53


Creek Falls

September 6-8,

2002

23 54


Creek Falls

September 6,

2002

23 55


Creek Falls

September 7-8,

2002

23 56


Creek Falls -- Roy Harper

September 9,

2002

23 57


Creek Falls

September 10,

2002

23 58

2002.028 -- Cultural Threads -- Iraqi beadwork --

Salam Al-Magsosi

September 20,

2002

23 59

2002.029 -- Cultural Threads -- Bosnian model

maker, Sudanese embroidery

September 20,

2002

23 60

2002.030 -- Cultural Threads -- Bosnian crochet

and embroidery

September 20,

2002

23 61

2002.031 -- Cultural Threads -- Bosnian crochet

by Cvijeta Milanovic

September 20,

2002

23 62

2002.032 -- “An Evening of Music from the Heart

of East Tennessee” -- Tennessee Arts Commission

Cultural Crossroads Conference Musical

Showcase -- Will Keys, The Moneyhuns, Ralph

Blizard, The Reel Time Travelers

October 9,

2002

24 1

2002.034 -- African paintings and painted rocks --

Bol Biar and William Mwizerwa

October 29,

2002

24 2

2002.035 -- Roy Harper (paintings), Dale Davis October 31,

2002

24 3

2002.036 -- Dale Davis (woodwork) October 31,

2002

24 4

2002.037 -- Cultural Threads -- Somali Bantu

Organization of Memphis

November 7,

2002

24 5

2002.038 -- Somali Bantu Organization of

Memphis, Bosnian embroidery by Cvejeta

Milanovich

November 7,

2002

24 6

2002.040 -- Clara Fodor -- embroidery, quilting December 17,

2002

24 7

2002.041 -- Etta Rendos -- embroidery, quilting December 17,

2002

24 8

2002.042 -- Clarence Stringfield -- woodcarving undated 24 9

2002.043 -- Clara Fodor exhibit -- embroidery February 13,

2003

24 10

2002.044 -- Clara Fodor exhibit -- embroidery 2003 24 11

2002.045 -- Jubilee Community Arts -- Model

Press Kit Project -- Will Keys, Roy Harper,

Lantana Drifters, Fiery Gizzard String Band, Natti

Love Joys, Miyagi Nosho Ryukyu Dance Group

2002 24 12

2002.046 -- Global Education Center - Model

Press Kit Project -- Djembepole, NanaNom Dance

Ensemble, Batimbo Drummer Ensemble, Viva La

Musica, Hula Halau Mana’o Hawaii, Doalnara

Rising Sun, Gary Cady, Kala Nivendanam

2002 24 13

2003.001-2003.020 and 2003.021-2003.031 --

digital thumbnails

2003 24 14

2003.001 -- Ripley Choctaw Project January 5 and

12, 2003

24 15

2003.002 -- Ripley Choctaw Project January 13 and

19-20, 2003

24 16

2003.003 -- Ripley Choctaw Project March 31 and

April 13, 2003

24 17

2003.004 -- “Breakin’ Up Winter” -- Clyde

Davenport, Mike DeFosche

February 28,

2003

24 18

2003.005 -- “Night of Champions” -- Traditional

Music Resource Center, Inc.

March 8, 2003 24 19

2003.006 -- “Night of Champions” March 8, 2003 24 20

2003.007 -- “Night of Champions” March 8, 2003 24 21

2003.008 -- Beadwork -- Salam Al-Magsosi --

Cultural Threads

May 10, 2003 24 22

2003.009 -- FITS (Folklorists in the South)

Retreat, flowers fashioned from tobacco leaves

(Trousdale County)

March 6, 2002 24 23

2003.010 -- FITS (Folklorists in the South)

Retreat, Bledsoe’s Fort Historic Park, Cracker

Davis Chair Shop, Roy Harper

May 30-31,

2003

24 24

2003.011 -- Basketmaking -- Josie Jones --

demonstration at FITS (Folklorists in the South)

Retreat

May 31, 2003 24 25

2003.012 -- Tennessee State Museum -- basket

acquisitions

1999-2003 24 26

2003.017 -- Cultural Threads -- Peggy Cook --

needlework (Knoxville)

June 4, 2003 24 27

2003.018 -- Cultural Threads -- Peggy Cook --

needlework (Knoxville)

June 4, 2003 24 28

2003.019 -- Cultural Threads -- Needlework

(Cook), embroidery (Kislava Family)

June 4-6, 2003 24 29

2003.020 -- Cultural Threads -- “Temari” made by

Japanese women in East Tennessee from the

collection of Sylvia Core (Knoxville)

June 6, 2003 24 30

2003.021 -- Ripley Choctaw Project -- Tennessee

State Museum acquisition trip

June 16, 2003 24 31

2003.022 -- Ripley Choctaw Project -- beadwork June 16, 2003 24 32

2003.023 -- Ripley Choctaw Project June 16, 2003 24 33



2003.026 -- Ripley Choctaw Project -- studio shots

of artifacts

June 16, 2003 24 36

2003.027 -- Ripley Choctaw Project -- studio shots

of artifacts

June 17, 2003 24 37

2003.028 -- Clara Fodor -- “Stately Stitches” --

quilt exhibit opening

October 16,

2003

24 38

2003.029 -- The Peelers -- West Tennessee black

self-taught artists -- Armistead and Parlee Peeler

(Grand Junction)

September 30,

2003

24 39

2003.030 -- Choctaw exhibit postcard October 30,

2003

24 40

2003.031 -- Clara Fodor exhibit -- Customs House October 2003 24 41

2003.032 -- Governor’s Folklife Awards -- Ralph

Blizzard, Roy Harper, Clara Fodor

March 11,

2003

24 42

2003.033 -- Parks Townsend (carver), Anselmo

Harris (carver), Bud Garrett (marble Maker)

May 16 and

28, 2003

24 43

2004.001 -- Choctaw Traditional Dress -- “Making

Tennessee Home” exhibit opening

January 16,

2004

24 44

2004.002 -- Pre-1900 Newberry Chairs April 29, 2004 24 45

2004.003 -- James Bunch -- woodcarver/sculptor January 14,

2004

24 46

2004.004 -- Mountaineer Folk Festival -- Fall

Creek Falls

September 10-

11, 2004

24 47

2004.005 -- Greenwood Cemetery headstones,

Doug Seroff book project

December 9,

2004

24 48

2004.006 -- Mary Haley Prater -- basketmaking December 10,

2004

24 49

2004.007 -- Jake Davis -- chair making December 10,

2004

24 50

2004.008 -- James D. Vaughan Museum December 13,

2004

24 51

2004.009 -- Crystal Grotto (Memphis) December 16,

2004

24 52

2004.010 -- Copy of Folklife Program photos sent

to Newberry Chair Shop

March 5, 2004 24 53

2005.001 -- Charlie Acuff -- Tennessee

Governor’s Awards in the Arts

March 15,

2005

24 54

2005.002 -- Royal Lao Dance Troupe -- 25th

Anniversary Event (Smyrna)

April 9, 2005 24 55

2005.003 -- Voices of Love 15th Anniversary

Program -- The Canaan Travellers, Rev. Devon

Williams, The Gospelettes, The Spiritual

Messengers, The Voices of Love, Kenny and the

Holy Angels, Shoutin’ John and the New Spiritual

Keys

June 19, 2005 24 56

2005.004 -- Uncle Doc and the New Fruit Jar

Drinkers (Woodbury)

July 7, 2005 24 57

2005.005 -- Cordell Kemp -- banjo master -- 2001-

2002 photos and obit

July 2005 24 58

2005.006 -- East Tennessee Jams with FY04

Jubilee Community Arts grant

2005 24 59

2005.007 -- Natchez Trace Musical Heritage Trail

-- various musicians (Hardin, Hickman, Maury,

and Dickson Counties)

January 22 and

March 25-26,

2005

24 60

2005.008 -- Jean Horner and Fiddle Shop Band at

“Legacy Pickin’ Barn”

April 9, 2005 24 61

2005.009 -- Dennis Hoskinson (a.k.a.

“Bucketman”) sculpture (Ocoee, Tennessee)

April 11, 2005 24 62

2005.010 -- MacDonald Craig/Natchez Trace

Project -- African American country musician on

his farm (Polk County, Perry County)

April 21, 2005 24 63

2005.011 -- Natchez Trace Music Heritage --

Craig Family Farm, Amish Country, The West

Girls (Perry County)

April 21, 2005 24 64

2005.012 -- Fletcher Bright -- fiddler January 31,

2005

24 65

2006.001 -- Willie McLerran -- basketmaking,

chair bottoms, ax handles

May 28, 2006 24 66

2006.002 -- Thomas Maupin (dancer) -- Dickson

Fiddle Contest

June 10, 2006 24 67

2006.003 -- McDonald Craig (Linden), Natchez

Trace Scenes

July 1, 2006 25 1

2006.004 -- Savannah Bluegrass Festival July 1, 2006 25 2

2006.005 -- Bluegrass Along the Harpeth Fiddlers

Jamboree (Franklin)

July 29, 2006 25 3

2006.006 -- Summertown Bluegrass Reunion September 2,

2006

25 4

2006.007 -- 28th Mountaineer Folk Fest -- Fall

Creek Falls State Park

September 2,

2006

25 5

2006.008 -- Tennessee State Sacred Harp Singing

Convention (Lawrence County)

October 8,

2006

25 6

2006.009 -- Fisk Jubilee Singers December 8,

2006

25 7

2007.001 -- Clyde Davenport -- Tennessee

Governor’s Awards for the Arts

February 2007 25 8

2007.002 -- Bedford County Historical Society

Program -- Thomas W. Talley (books), Uncle

Bunt, Vannoy Streeter, Elijah Harris (fiddle maker

article)

February 2007 25 9

2007.003 -- Clyde Davenport at “Breakin’ Up

Winter”

March 2, 2007 25 10

2007.004 -- Old Timers Day -- Grand old

Hatchery (Dickson)

May 7, 2007 25 11

2007.006 -- Alex Stewart -- Cooper 1976, donated

to Tennessee

Arts

Commission

on June 9,

2007

25 12

2007.007 -- Arthur Smith-Robert Spicer Memorial

Fiddle Contest (Dickson)

June 9, 2007 25 13

2007.008 -- Vaughn Museum, music store,

Crockett Theatre (Lawrenceburg)

June 26, 2007 25 14

2007.009 -- Bessie Harvey, pieces in Blount

County Historical Museum from Lorraine Garrett

September 6,

2007

25 15


Creek Falls

September 8,

2007

25 16


Creek Falls -- Roan Mountain Hilltoppers

September 8,

2007

25 17


Creek Falls

September 8,

2007

25 18

2007.013 -- White Oak Craft Fair (Woodbury) September 9,

2007

25 19

2007.014 -- 25th Rolley Hole Tournament --

Standing Stone State Park

September 15,

2007

25 20



September 15,

2007

25 21



September 15,

2007

25 22

2007.017 -- 1837 Fiddle made by Samuel Allen

(McMinnville)

October 15,

2007

25 23

2007.018 -- Aubrey Ghant -- Sacred Steel Guitar

Virtuoso

October 17,

2007

25 24

2007.019 -- Native American Indian Association

Tennessee State Pow-wow

October 21,

2007

25 25

2008.001 -- Handbook for Tennessee Folk Artists

3rd Edition -- digital scans

February 4,

2008

25 26

2008.003 -- César Julio Rangel (piñata maker) --

Chattanooga Latino Artists Survey

February 6,

2008

25 27

2008.004 -- American Roots -- Music Education

Programs (Nashville)

February 6,

2008

25 28

2008.005 -- Center for Southern Folklore -- 2006

and 2007 Memphis Music and Heritage Festival --

2007 Performance Programs

February 11,

2008

25 29

2008.006 -- Selected Tennessee Arts Commission

Folklife images for Handbook for Tennessee Folk

Artists, 3rd Edition

February 11,

2008

25 30

2008.007 -- Fisk Jubilee Singers January 2008 25 31

2008.008 -- Rebekah Weiler (Murfreesboro) and

John Boulware (Chattanooga) playing old-time

music at the National Assembly of State Arts

Agencies (NASAA) reception in Baltimore,

Maryland, to promote the 2008 NASAA meeting

in Chattanooga

December 8,

2007

25 32

2008.009 -- The Pinnacle Boys -- Charlie Collins,

Howdy Forrester

April 21, 2008 25 33

2008.010 -- Louie Bluie Festival -- Charlie Acuff,

Pinnacle Mountain Boys Reunion

June 14, 2008 25 34

2008.011 -- Newberry Chair Shop (Jennings

Creek, Jackson County), Polly Page Crafts

(woodcarving)

October 28,

2008

25 35

2008.012 -- West Tennessee chairmaking family --

The Delaneys

circa 1972 25 36

2008.013 -- Bill Henry -- woodcarver (Oak Ridge) 1999-2007,

reproduced

November

2008

25 37

2008.024 -- Tennessee folk artists (Fodor, Horner,

Prater, Newberrys) in Southern Arts Federation’s

“Tradition/Innovation” exhibit

December

2008

25 38

2008.025 -- Dixon photos of Charlie Acuff, Roy

Harper, and Newberrys for Tradition project

August 2008 25 39

2009.001 -- “Soup for the Soul,” Latin Rhythm

Workshops/ARME, Festival de Comunidad

Hispana

February 28,

March 19 and

22, 2009

25 40

2009.002 -- Rivers and Spires Festival

(Clarksville) -- Latino dance troupes (Ballet

Folklórico Viva Panama, Little Mexico and Latin

Folklore), Polynesian dancers (Alo O Matai

Samoan dancers)

April 17, 2009 25 41

2009.003 -- Lao Temple Festival (Nashville) April 25, 2009 25 42

2009.004 -- Mariachi Viva Mexico -- Pancho’s

Place (Franklin, Tennessee)

April 16, 2009 25 43

2009.005 -- Fiesta Belmont (Belmont University,

Nashville) -- Justicia Norteña, West Bound

Rangers, Trio San Rafael, Lee Shanel, Destellos

Culturales de Mexico, Oscar Anthony, Ocho

Treinta

May 9, 2009 25 44

2009.006 -- Mariano Avedaño -- Fish-net maker

from Veracruz, Mexico -- ESL classes at Thrift

Mart (Nashville)

June 9, 2009 25 45

2009.007 -- Howard Armstrong -- 2003

Governor’s Awards

2003 25 46

2009.008 -- Jerry Douglas -- National Heritage

Awardee -- Country Music Hall of Fame

Fall 2008 25 47

2009.009 -- Jim and Jesse McReynolds -- publicity

photo for Folklife Heritage Awardees website

June 25, 2009 25 48

2009.010 -- Website artist photo files -- National

Endowment for the Arts Heritage Awardees,

Tennessee Heritage Awardees

July 15, 2009 25 49

2009.011 -- Growing Tennessee: Rural Youth

Cultivate Common Ground -- Migrant Latino,

rural Appalachian, West Tennessee Youth

documentary photography exhibit by Telamon

August 5, 2009 25 50

2009.012 -- Roy Harper (Wilson County Fair),

“From Necessity to Invention” (exhibit at Arts

Center of Cannon County), basketmaker Willie

McLerran (Clay County), Malcolm Strong’s

marble shed (Moss, Tennessee)

August 23 and

29, September

3, 2009

25 51

2009.013 -- Dow Pugh (woodcarver) --

deaccessioned pieces from Museum of Appalachia

August 28,

2009

25 52

2009.014 -- Chattanooga Latino Arts Survey --

Micaela Miguel Pascual (Guatemalan textiles),

Eda Rodriguez (Salvadoran cook), El Coro de la

Iglesia St. Peter and Paul (Guatemalan Spanish

choir), Celia Garduño (Mexican needlework artist)

September 3-4,

2009

25 53

2009.015 -- Centerville Quilt Show -- Mildred

Carathers, Ruth Ann Carathers, Frances Carathers

Lewis

October 2,

2009

25 54

2009.016 -- Celebration of Cultures (Nashville) --

Danza Azteca, Banda Zero, Ballet Folklórico Viva

Panama, Elizaliz López Hispanic Dance,

Serenatta, Little Mexico and Latin Folklore,

Mariachi Viva Mexico, San Rafael Band, Pedro

Osores (Peruvian gourd carvings), Kayo Kurdish

Dancers, Somali Dancers and hand painter Hamdi

Dahir, Centro Comunitario Progreso booth

October 3,

2009

25 55

2009.017 -- Mildred Carathers -- quilter October 9,

2009

25 56

2009.018 -- Noel Nolen, fishnet maker (Dover,

Tennessee) -- Musicians at Tennessee Arts

Commission Conference -- Dan Knowles (banjo)

and Eddie Coffey (bass) from Paris, Tennessee;

Dan Wallace (fiddler) and R. Cogswell (guitar)

from Bumpus Mills, Tennessee

October 12-14,

2009

25 57

2009.019 -- Día de los Muertos (Cheekwood

Gardens, Nashville, Tennessee) -- Blanca Jager,

Mariachi Viva Mexico, Destellos Culturales,

Kacique, Corazón, Danza Azteca, Trio San Rafael

October 24,

2009

25 58

2009.020 -- Exposición de Altares: Día de los

Muertos -- Day of the Dead community altars,

,sugar skull making, “Grupo Monterrey de Mis

Amores” Mexican dancers

November 1,

2009

25 59

2009.021 -- Delgado Guitar booth at Sanes de

México performance (Tennessee Performing Arts

Center, Nashville)

December 5,

2009

25 60

2009.022 -- Danza Azteca at Our Lady of

Guadalupe Church (Nashville)

December 11-

12, 2009

25 61

2009.023 -- Dixon photos of Robert Belfour,

Clyde Davenport, Jean Horner, Willie McLerran,

Polly Page for Tradition project

January-

February 2009

25 62

2009.024 -- Dixon photos of Roger Smith,

McDonald Craig, Billy Tripp, Bob Kounlavong

March-May

2009

25 63

2009.025 -- Dixon photos of Mark Guenther,

Minnie Bell, Jack Martin, Delmer Holland,

Mildred Carrathers

September

2009

25 64

2009.026 -- Dixon photos of Bill and Janice

Birchfield, Celia Garduño, Thomas Maupin, John

Phillips

September-

October 2009

25 65

2009.027 -- Dixon photos of Mary Jane Prater,

Eda Rodriguez, Rick and Rene Stewart, Junior and

Malcolm Strong

October 2009 25 66

2010.001 -- Centro Comunitario Progresso -- 4th

Anniversary Celebration

February 27,

2010

25 67

2010.002 -- Danny “Bucketman” Hoskinson --

exhibit at 5ivePoint Museum (Cleveland,

Tennessee)

April 10, 2010 25 68

2010.003 -- Newberry chairmakers exhibit demo

for “Arts in the Airport” (Nashville)

April 22 and

30, 2010

25 69

2010.004 -- Carathers Family Quilts Exhibit

opening (Tennessee Arts Commission Gallery)

May 1, 2010 25 70

2010.005 -- Bangamela: Bengali Arts and Culture

Event (Nashville)

July 4, 2010 25 71

2010.006 -- Bengali Association of Greater

Nashville -- Music and Kathak Dance Workshop

July 18, 2010 25 72

2010.007 -- St. Andrews Center Latino Arts

Project

July 25, 2010 26 1

2010.008 -- Florencia Martínez -- Kuna Mola

Maker (Clarksville)

August 19,

2010

26 2

2010.009 -- 32nd Mountaineer Folk Festival, artists

on the Anderson Wood Stage (Fall Creek Falls

State Park) -- Joann Beach, Tommy and Tammy

McCarroll, Tom Owens, Larry Kilgore, Tom

Morgan, Lynn Haas, The New Binkley Brothers,

Roy Harper

September 11,

2010

26 3

2010.010”Fiestas Patrias” -- Destellos Culturales

Baile Folklórico, Ballet Folklórico de Veracruz

September 15,

2010

26 4

2010.011 -- Serenatta with vocalist Luna Morena

at Nashville Public Radio Noon Music Series

September 21,

2010

26 5

2010.012 -- National Endowment for the Arts 4th

Year Infrastructure Grant

September 28,

2010

26 6

2010.013 -- Tradition: Tennessee Lives and

Legacies -- Exhibition opening at the Hunter

Museum of Art (Chattanooga)

September 24,

2010

26 7

2010.014 -- HoLa Festival (Knoxville) -- Pan-

Latin American music, dance, crafts, food festival

October 9,

2010

26 8

2010.015 -- Día de los Muertos -- Day of the Dead

at Cheekwood (Nashville)

October 30,

2010

26 9

2010.016 -- Día de los Difuntos -- José (Pepe)

Vera González (Smyrna)

November 2,

2010

26 10

2010.017 -- American Folklore Society Meeting --

Aubrey Ghent, Johnny Warren, Charlie Cushman

October 13-16,

2010

26 11


Legacies opening at Arts Center of Cannon

County

February 4,

2011

26 12

2011.002 -- Jorge Yances -- Colombian self-taught

painter -- Tennessee Arts Commission Gallery

Exhibit “Memorias de Cartagena”

May 13, 2011 26 13

2011.003 -- Cinco de Mayo 5K Race and Fiesta --

Latino Memphis -- Danza Azteca Quetzalcoatl,

Tradiciones Mexicanas

May 7, 2011 26 14

2011.004 -- Digital copies of Cannon County

basketry photos

1938, 1973,

reproduced in

2011

26 15

2011.005 -- 32nd Mountaineer Folk Festival -- Fall

Creek Falls State Park -- Joann Beach, Tommy

and Tammy McCarroll, Shake Rag Ramblers,

New Binkley Brothers, Roy Harper, Johnny Bellar

September 10,

2011

26 16

2011.006 -- National Endowment for the Arts Folk

and Traditional Arts Infrastructure work sample

September 12,

2011

26 17

2011.007 -- Fiestas Patrias (Antioch) -- Mariachi

Viva México, Dos Voces Mexicanas, Destellos

Culturalles, Mistená del Norte

September 15,

2011

26 18

2011.008 -- Sam Davis Quilt Show (Smyrna) --

Lorraine Karl (curator), Pat Curtis and Zomah

Jacobus (quilters), Lisa Cruce (spinner), Rva Berg

(felt maker)

September 16,

2011

26 19

2011.009 -- El Charro Restaurant -- “Mercado

Mexicano” (Smyrna) -- Jose “Pepe” Vera, Juan

Antonio Sifuentes

September 16,

2011

26 20

2011.010 -- Germantown International Festival

(Memphis) -- Danza Azteca Quetzalcoatl,

Tradiciones Mexicanas

August 20,

2011

26 21

2011.011 -- HoLa Festival (Knoxville) September 24,

2011

26 22

2011.012 -- Odissi Dance Workshop (Classical

Indian Dance) -- Sanchita Bhatta Charya, Niharika

Oiha, Sonia Chaudhuri

July 2, 2011 26 23


Legacies exhibit -- West Tennessee Regional Arts

Center (Humboldt) -- Jack Martin, Billy Tripp,

Highway 54 Bluegrass and Gospel Band

July 31, 2011 26 24

2011.014 -- Hickman County 6th Annual Quilt

Show (Centerville, Tennessee)

September 30,

2011

26 25

2011.015 -- Museum of Appalachia Fall

Homecoming (Clinton, Tennessee) -- Charlie

McCarroll, The Bates Family, Lantana Drifters,

Ball Sisters, Daniel Rothwell, Thomas Maupin,

etc.

October 7,

2011

26 26

2011.016 -- native American Indian Association of

Tennessee Pow-wow (Nashville) -- Eleanor

Chickaway (Choctaw baskets), Raymond

Teesatuskie (Cherokee carver), Cutthroat, Thunder

Bear, Kantana

October 15,

2011

26 27

2011.017 -- Fiesta Otoño (Gallatin) -- Groupo

Folklórico Hispanoamericano de Blanca Jager,

Kaziques

October 22,

2011

26 28

2011.018 -- Día de los Muertos (Memphis) October 29-30,

2011

26 29

2011.019 -- Día de los Difuntos (Brentwood) --

José “Pepe” Gaspas Vera González, Jaqueline

Almodovar

November 2,

2011

26 30


Legacies exhibit opening at The Ned (Jackson,

Tennessee) -- McDonald Craig, Thomas Maupin,

Jack Martin, Billy Tripp

November 15,

2011

26 31

2011.021 -- José “Pepe” Vera Gonzales and J.

Ramos mural at El Cabrito restaurant (Nashville),

corn cob/corn husk wreath murals at La Terraza

Mexican restaurant

December 2

and 9, 2011

26 32

2011.022 -- Fiesta de Guadalupe at El Charro

Mexican restaurant (Smyrna)

December 10,

2011

26 33

2011.023 -- Basketry photos from the Tennessee

State Library and Archives

December 15,

2011

26 34

2012.001 -- Roy Overcast’s photos of Cannon

County basketmakers

1973-1974 26 35

2012.002 -- Tradition: Lives and Legacies

Reception at Nashville Public Library

March 10,

2012

26 36

2012.003 -- Basketry photos -- Lucille Prater

basket from Alice Merritt, Mac McCarter and wife

photo and McCarter family postcard from Robert

Cogswell

1930, 1939,

1985

26 37

2012.004 -- Palestinian Embroidery (Germantown

and Memphis)

March 22,

2012

26 38


Legacies exhibit in Etowah (Tennessee Overhill

Heritage)

June 15, 2012 26 39

2012.006 -- International Folk Fest (Murfreesboro) June 16, 2012 26 40

2012.007 -- Newberry chair shop, Cannon County

basketmaking, Roy Harper

June 25, 2012 26 41

2012.008 -- Caritas Village, Centro Cultural

Latino de Memphis: Primer Aniversario

June 30, 2012 26 42

2012.009 -- HoLa Hora Latina -- Latino Folk Arts

and Traditions in East Tennessee

June 2012 26 43

2012.010 -- Al Tatreez: Palestinian Embroidery --

Tennessee Arts Commission Gallery exhibition --

Samira Jubran, Aida Ismail, Taman Hadi

August 3 and

September 7,

2012

26 44

2012.011 -- White Oak Craft Fair (Woodbury) September 8,

2012

26 45

2012.012 -- Anselmo Harris September 11,

2012

26 46

2012.013 -- National Endowment for the Arts

Work Sample

September 15,

2012

26 47

2012.014 -- Fiestas Patrias (Antioch) September 15,

2012

26 48

2012.015 -- Colores de America Latina -- Our

Lady of Guadalupe Church Gym (Nolensville

Pike)

September 27,

2012

26 49

2012.016 -- HoLa Festival (Knoxville) October 6,

2012

26 50

2012.017 -- “Artistry and Industry: Brooms and

Broom Makers of McNairy County, Tennessee”

exhibit

November 3,

2012

26 51

2012.018 -- Sue Williams white oak basketry class

for Extension Homemakers -- York Center

(Crossville)

October 2012 26 52

2012.019 -- Photos from Evan Hatch of Willard

Hill, outsider artist (Manchester)

November 27,

2012

26 53

2013.001 -- Lewis Buckner furniture January 21,

2013

26 54

2013.002 -- Cumberland Trail Benefit Concert March 22,

2013

26 55

2013.007 -- East Tennessee Historical Society

basket exhibit photos

December

2013

26 56

2013.004 -- Yeu Matchuc Yoremé Deer Dance

(Nashville)

June 5, 2013 26 57

2013.005 -- Clorinda Chávez Galdós Bell --

Peruvian painter (Powell, Tennessee) -- “Cuzco

School of Religious Art”

June 20, 2013 26 58

2013.006 -- Hattie Duncan (African American

sculptor), Jackson Area Plectral Society String

Band

September 17-

18, 2013

26 59


Legacies exhibit tour -- Pryor Gallery (Columbia,

Tennessee) reception

September 26,

2013

26 60

2013.008 -- Fiestas Patrias (Antioch, Tennessee) September 29,

2013

26 61

2013.009 -- Celebrate Nashville -- multi-cultural

arts festival (Centennial Park, Nashville)

October 5,

2013

26 62

2013.010 -- Cumberland Hispanic Fest --

Cumberland County Playhouse (Crossville,

Tennessee)

October 12,

2013

26 63

2013.011 -- Clorinda Chávez Galdós Bell -- Cuzco

School of Painting (Powell, Tennessee)

October 25,

2013

26 64

2013.012 -- Latino Artists of East Tennessee

Gallery exhibit -- Tennessee Arts Commission

(Nashville)

October 29 and

November 22,

2013

26 65

2013.013 -- Cheekwood Day of the Dead

(Nashville) -- Banda Tenaz, José “Pepe” Vera,

Revolfusión, Mariachi International de Nashville

November 2,

2013

26 66

2013.014 -- Cannon County basketmaking circa 1930s

and 1980s

26 67

SERIES VII. -- EPHEMERA

Series Scope and Content: This series consists of souvenir posters and fans for various

events staged throughout Tennessee. It should be noted that the 1986 Festival of

American Folklife poster features a drawing of a quilt block based on a four-pointed star

quilt by Chattanooga quilter Mattie Lightfoot Porter.

Series Arrangement: This series is arranged alphabetically by researcher’s name.

CONTAINER LIST


Fans -- Annual Smithville Jamboree undated 27 1

Fans -- Black Folk Culture -- Fisk University

Learning Library Program (Nashville, Tennessee)

1983-1984 27 2

Fans -- Slice of the South: Center for Southern

Folklore

undated 27 3

Fans -- Tennessee Bicentennial Mall Cornerstone

Ceremony (Nashville, Tennessee)

June 27, 1994 27 4

Fans -- Uncle Dave Macon Days (Murfreesboro,

Tennessee)

July 11-13,

1986

27 5

Fans -- Uncle Dave Macon Days (Murfreesboro,

Tennessee)

July 10-11,

1998

27 6

Contents/Item Title Date Folder Item

Posters -- 10th Anniversary Bristol Rhythm and

Roots Reunion

September

2011

28 1

Posters -- Blues Music Awards -- The Blues

Foundation (Memphis, Tennessee)

May 6, 2010 28 2

Posters -- Blues Music Awards -- The Blues

Foundation (Memphis, Tennessee)

May 5, 2011 28 3

Posters -- Center for Southern Folklore --

Memphis Music and Heritage Festival

August 31-

September 2,

2001

28 4



August 29-31,

2003

28 5



September 5-6,

2009

28 6

Posters -- Country Music Hall of Fame -- Honor

Thy Music

2009 28 7

Posters -- Country Music Hall of Fame and

Museum Grand Opening (Nashville, Tennessee)

[design 1 with Ford truck image]

May 17, 2001 28 8


Museum, Grand Opening (Nashville, Tennessee)

[design 2 with large graphic of building exterior]

May 17, 2001 28 9


Museum Grand Opening -- Celebration of

Expanded Spaces

April 15, 2014 28 10

Posters -- The Cumberland Music Tour 1987 28 11

Posters -- “E.T. Wickham, A Dream Unguarded” -

- Photographs by Clark Thomas -- Custom House

Museum (Clarksville, Tennessee) [2 copies]

October 2001-

January 2002

28 12

Posters -- Festival of American Folklife June 25-29 and

July 2-6, 1986

28 13

Posters -- “Let Your Feet Do the Talkin’” --

documentary featuring Thomas Maupin -- 2011

recipient of the Tennessee Folklife Heritage

Award (numbered 5 of 25)

2011 28 14

Posters -- “Past and Present: Contributions to

Tennessee Cultural History” -- Cannon Cultural

Museum Exhibit

2008-2009 28 15

Posters -- The Pottery of Charles F. Decker --

Historic Jonesboro Visitors’ Center

January 5-

February 16,

2003

28 16

Posters -- Tradition: Tennessee Lives and Legacies

(promotional poster for book by Dean Dixon and

Robert Cogswell)

undated 28 17

Posters -- Tradition: Tennessee Lives and Legacies

-- hometown premiere of “Let Your Feet Do the

Talkin” (a documentary featuring Thomas

Maupin, 2011 recipient of the Tennessee Folklife

Heritage Award)

February 4,

2011

28 18

Posters -- Williamson County [Tenn.] Country

Music Festival

August 9-10,

1985

28 19

Posters -- Working: An Exhibit -- Why People Do

What They Do -- Arts Center of Cannon County

undated 28 20

SERIES VIII. -- AUDIO/VISUAL MATERIALS

Series Scope and Content: This series consists of reel-to-reel audio tapes, audio cassette

tapes, mini-discs, CD recordings, U-Matic videocassettes, DVCAM digital video tapes,

VHS tapes, and DVD videos. Content includes program and project fieldwork, dubs of

broadcasts, constituent fieldwork, released recordings, and commercial audio recordings

issued for sale.

It should be noted that a large portion of the audio CDs (CTR002-CTR046 in Box 41) are

comprised of full show recordings of “The Cumberland Trail” radio show that airs on

WDVX, 89.9 FM, in Knoxville, Tennessee. Bobby Fulcher is the program host. He is

also the park manager of the Cumberland Trail State Park and spearheaded the Tennessee

State Parks Folklife Project. The radio show focuses on music and musicians from the

eleven-county corridor from the Cumberland Gap to Signal Point that makes up the

Cumberland Trail.

Series Arrangement: Original arrangement has been kept where possible. This series is

arranged by format. U-Matic videocassettes and one audio cassette set (FPVHS075) are

housed with the VHS tapes.

CONTAINER LIST

Contents/Item Title Date Box Item

VHS tapes -- Cedar Glade Heritage Music Series -

- FPVHS001 -- Charlie Acuff, East Tennessee

Fiddler with Tom Jackson and Andy Smith

(Lebanon, Tennessee)

1997 29 1


- FPVHS002 -- Charlie Acuff, East Tennessee

Fiddler with Tom Jackson and Andy Smith


1997 29 2


- FPVHS003 -- Pistol Packing Papa: McDonald

Craig with David Sebring, Blues (Lebanon,

Tennessee)

1998 29 3


- FPVHS004 -- Pistol Packing Papa: McDonald

Craig with David Sebring, Blues (Lebanon,

Tennessee)

1998 29 4


- FPVHS005 -- Shades of Clyde: Clyde

Davenport, old-time fiddler with Evelyne Sharp

and Bobby Fulcher (Lebanon, Tennessee)

1999 29 5


- FPVHS006 -- Bob Douglas, Sequatchie Valley

Fiddlin’ 98 with Dave Sebring and John De Grote


1998 29 6


- FPVHS007 -- Old time Banjo from Blackley

Creek: Will Keys with Barbara Kuhns and Doug

Smith (Lebanon, Tennessee)

1999 29 7


- FPVHS008 -- Old time Banjo from Blackley

Creek: Will Keys with Barbara Kuhns and Doug

Smith (Lebanon, Tennessee)

1999 29 8


- FPVHS009 -- Sweeter than Red Laurel:

Appalachian Fiddle Music, Red Wilson with

Bruce Greene and Rob Levin (Lebanon,

Tennessee)

2000 29 9

CD -- “Great Southern Old Time Fiddlers’

Convention 1925-1929,” Presented by the

Chattanooga Old Time Fiddlers Association

2013 29 10

VHS tapes -- Fiddlers/Festivals/Music Tours --

FPVHS010 -- Fiddling Bob Douglas, 100 Years

Old, Ain’t Done Yet Hot Planet Productions (Pre-

release copy)

2000 30 1


FPVHS011 -- Fiddling Bob Douglas, 100 Years

Old, Ain’t Done Yet Hot Planet Productions

(Finished copy)

2001 30 2


FPVHS012 -- Fiddler’s Grove: A Celebration of

Old-Time Music, featuring Ralph Blizard

(Common Good, Inc.)

1994 30 3


FPVHS013 -- Governor’s Awards in the Arts,

Ryman Auditorium, Nashville (Heritage Award

Winner Ralph Blizard)

2003 30 4


FPVHS014 -- Ralph Blizard Bio Video (Wallace

Video)

2003 30 5


FPVHS015 -- 1988 Folk Medicine Festival

Medicine Show Reunion (Red Boiling Springs,

Tennessee)

June 25, 1988 30 6


FPVHS016 -- Fall Fest ’85: Save Our Shell

Crawdad, Stillhouse Reelers, Gospel Writers,

Gospel Wonders, etc. (Field tape)

1988 30 7


FPVHS017 -- Cumberland Music Tour, Interview

at brown University (Field tape)

April 25, 1988 30 8


FPVHS018 -- Asheville Mountain Dance and Folk

Festival (Field tape)

1988 30 9


FPVHS019 -- From Generation to Generation: The

55th National Folk Festival in Chattanooga (3rd

generation dub: Beta-Hi8-VHS)

1993 30 10

VHS tapes -- Cannon County -- FPVHS020 --

Mary Davis, Cannon County Sam Sweezy Tape #1

undated 31 1

VHS tapes -- FPVHS021 -- Albert Thomas,

Cannon County Sam Sweezy Tape #2

undated 31 2


Trevle Wood, Cannon County Sam Sweezy Tape

#3

undated 31 3


Thelma Hibdon and Ida Pearl Davis, Cannon

County Sam Sweezy Tape #4

undated 31 4


Betty Tanner and Family, Cannon County Sam

Sweezy Tape #5

undated 31 5


Maggie Murphy, Cannon County basketmaker

(Sol Korine, 12 minutes)

undated 31 6


Original of Maggie Murphy, Cannon County

basketmaker (Sol Korine, 12 minutes), on U-Matic

Videocassette

undated 31 7

VHS tapes -- Reelfoot Lake -- FPVHS027 --

“Reelfoot,” with Dale Calhoun, The Heartland

Series, WBIR-TV, Knoxville (30 minutes)

undated 32 1

VHS tapes -- Reelfoot Lake -- FPVHS028 -- Dale

Calhoun, field tape, 1st Interview by Coy Leahe

(1947-1950), 2nd Interview by Lea Thompson,

Washington, D.C. (1986)

1947-1950,

1986

32 2


“Reelfoot Lake Stump Jumper” featuring Dale

Calhoun, Episode of “The Heartland Series,”

WBIR-TV, Knoxville (copy of FPVHS027)

undated 32 3


“Reelfoot Lake Stump Jumper,” The Kentucky

Network

undated 32 4


“Reelfoot Lake Stump Jumper,” WMC-TV,

Memphis

January 23,

1998

32 5


“Reelfoot Lake,” Sam Burege Channel 6, Bill

Anderson Channel 13, “Black Waters: Lewis and

Clark”

undated 32 6

VHS tapes -- Reelfoot Lake -- FPVHS033 -- Dale

Calhoun, video documentation, National Heritage

Fellowship Nomination, includes segment from

“The Heartland Series,” 1950s film of Dale’s

father Bill Calhoun, excerpt of stump jumpers

from Disney documentary, 1930s

undated 32 6

VHS tapes -- Crafts -- FPVHS034 -- “Dallas

Newberry: Tennessee Chairmaker,” home movie

by Dick Hulan

undated 33 1

VHS tapes -- Crafts -- FPVHS035 -- “Dallas

Newberry: Tennessee Chairmaker,” home movie

by Dick Hulan

undated 33 2

VHS tapes -- Crafts -- FPVHS036 -- “Handmade:

Traditional Tennessee Artists of the Cumberland

Plateau,” with Donald Fann and Evan Hatch

November 18,

2003

33 3

VHS tapes -- Crafts -- FPVHS037 -- “Soft Covers

for Hard Times,” Merikay Waldvogel, “Mornings

on 5,” WTVF

October 20,

1990

33 4

VHS tapes -- Crafts -- FPVHS038 -- “Soft Covers

for Hard Times,” Merikay Waldvogel, “Mornings

on 5,” WTVF

October 20,

1990

33 5

VHS tapes -- Crafts -- FPVHS039 -- “How to

Make a Mountain Dulcimer, with Bob Mize”

(Wallace Video Media)

2003 33 6

VHS tapes -- Crafts -- FPVHS040 -- Charles Jean

Horner, fiddle and cabinetmaker, WKRN

November 7,

1993

33 7

VHS tapes -- Crafts -- FPVHS041 -- “The Triggs

Guitar, The Player’s Choice” (Envision, Inc.)

1993 33 8

VHS tapes -- Crafts -- FPVHS042 -- “Old Crafts,

New Horizons,” Carl F. Turney, “Patterns of

American Rural Art,” Raymond Evans

undated 33 9

VHS tapes -- Crafts -- FPVHS043 -- “Unbroken

Tradition: Jerry Brown’s Pottery” (Appalshop)

1989 33 10

VHS tapes -- Music -- FPVHS044 -- “The Road,”

WDVX, 89.9 FM, Knoxville (East Tennessee

Appalachian Roots Music Radio) on EGG, PBS

April 2002 34 1

VHS tapes -- Music -- FPVHS045 -- “The Road,”

WDVX, 89.9 FM, Knoxville (East Tennessee

Appalachian Roots Music Radio) on EGG, PBS

and WDVX segment that aired on ABC Channel

2, Nashville

April 2002 34 2

VHS tapes -- Music -- FPVHS046 -- Segment

from WDVX, 89.9 FM, Knoxville (East

Tennessee Appalachian Roots Music Radio) on

ABC Channel 2, Nashville

April 2002 34 3

VHS tapes -- Music -- FPVHS047 -- “Echoes of

America” on the Banjo, film by Matthew

Whiteman, narrated by Joe Wilson, features clips

of Virgil Anderson and Uncle Dave Macon

(NCTA film)

undated 34 4

VHS tapes -- Music -- FPVHS048 -- “Tennessee

Banjo Institute” “The Great Banjo Meltdown”


undated 34 5

VHS tapes -- Music -- FPVHS049 -- “Ballad of a

Mountain Man: Bascom Lamar Alexander,” PBS

American Experience Series (60 minutes)

undated 34 6

VHS tapes -- Music -- FPVHS050 -- “Pride of

Tennessee Folk Music and Dance,” concert

sponsored by the Old Time Music and Dance

Foundation, Tape 1 (Cumberland County

Playhouse)

October 25,

1996

34 7

VHS tapes -- Music -- FPVHS050 -- “Pride of

Tennessee Folk Music and Dance,” concert

sponsored by the Old Time Music and Dance

Foundation, Tape 2 (Cumberland County

Playhouse)

October 25,

1996

34 8

VHS tapes -- Music -- FPVHS052 -- “Voices of

Love” on “Nashville Gospel,” African American

group

Taped on

March 17,

1993; aired on

March 21,

1993

34 9

VHS tapes -- African American Music --

FPVHS053 -- “Nothin’ but the Blues: Beale

Street, Memphis, Part 1,” produced by Beale St.

(Extended)

April 1, 1986 35 1


FPVHS054 -- “From Gospel to Rock: Beale Street

Part 2”

April 1, 1986 35 2


FPVHS055 -- Two Blues films copied from David

Evans

undated 35 3


FPVHS056 -- Fairfield Four on CBS Sunday

Morning

October 31,

1993

35 4


FPVHS057 -- “All Day and All Night: Memories

from Beale Street,” Center for Southern Folklore,

Channel 8

undated 35 5


FPVHS058 -- Howard Armstrong: “Louie Bluie”

(1986), “Howard Armstrong Returns,” The

Heartland Series (2000), “Armstrong and Ward: A

Work in Progress” (2002)

1986, 2000,

2002

35 6


FPVHS059 -- “Sweet Old Song: Howard

Armstrong and Barbara Ward” (Two Cent

Productions)

2002 35 7


FPVHS060 -- “Jubilee Singers: Sacrifice and

Glory” (PBS Home Video)

2000 35 8


FPVHS061 -- “Don’t Let Nobody Turn You

Around,” Nashville Gospel Ministries (60

minutes)

November 15,

1988

35 9

VHS tapes -- Various Traditions -- FPVHS062 --

Tennessee Traditions: Music and Dance, Artists in

Education

1986 36 1


Tennessee Traditions: Artists in Education

1987 36 2


Ida pearl Davis feature, WTVF “Talk of the

Town” (October 1986), Virgil Anderson Ballads

Program “Carry it On” series (SFCRP), Alvin

Jarrett feature, “Tennessee Arts!” series (WDCN

#119, February 1986)

February and

October 1986

36 3


“Inherited Talent in Action,” Clarksville

Montgomery County Public Library (various

artists)

undated 36 4

VHS tapes -- Self-taught Artists -- FPVHS066 --

“Boneshop of the Heart: Folk Offering from the

American South,” E. T. Wickham, Bessie Harvey

and others

undated 36 5


“The Sacred Vision of Howard Finster,” Museum

of American Folk Art

1995 36 6


“Remember Me boys: The Tanner Wickham

Story,” Enoch Tanner Wickham, WSMV

Nashville

undated 36 7


“The Tin Man” on 60 Minutes, with Charles

Lucas, Bessie Harvey, and others

Fall 1993 36 8

VHS tapes -- Immigrant Arts -- FPVHS070 -- The

Royal Laotian Ballet, Dabar Productions, on U-

Matic Videocassette

undated 37 1

VHS tapes -- Immigrant Arts -- FPVHS071 --

“From Generation to Generation: The Royal Lao

Dance Troupe,” Dabar Productions (VHS

duplicate of FPVHS070)

undated 37 2


“The Rising Sun: Doalnara Academy Institute,”

Korean Music and Dance

undated 37 3


“Nashville’s International Artists,” Refugee

Services Program

2003 37 4

VHS tapes -- Arts in Other States -- FPVHS074 --

“Music Masters and Rhythm Kings,” Georgia

Public TV and Southern Arts Federation, National

Endowment for the Arts Folk Arts Program

(Blues, old-time string band, Cuban bembe drum)

undated 37 5

Audio cassette -- Arts in Other States --

FPVHS075 -- “Na Mele Paniolo -- Songs of

Hawaiian Cowboys -- Hawaiian Folk Arts

Program

1987, 1990 37 6

VHS tapes -- Arts in Other States -- FPVHS076 --

NASAA Conference: Future of Public Funding for

the Arts

1992 37 7

VHS tapes -- Folklife and Oral History --

FPVHS077 -- CAFFM Oral History Video with

Johnson Swafford

1985 38 1


FPVHS078 -- “The Heartland Series, Vol. VI,”

WBIR-TV, Knoxville

1987 38 2


FPVHS079 -- “The Heartland Series, Vol. XV,”

WBIR-TV, Knoxville

1987 38 3


FPVHS080 -- “Preserving Our Past, Building Our

Future: Heritage Tourism” (National Trust for

Historic Preservation)

1994 38 4


FPVHS081 -- “Preserving Our Past, Building Our

Future: Heritage Tourism” (National Trust for

Historic Preservation), Revised

1999 38 5


FPVHS082 -- “The Call of the Whistle: The Kay

Gee Steam Engine,” film by Joe Swann with

booklet

2003 38 6


FPVHS083 -- “Hamper McGee: Raw Mash,

Making the Moonshine,” film by Sol Korine and

Blaine Dunlap

undated 38 7


FPVHS084 -- Clara Fodor on WNPT: Tennessee

Crossroads

October 23,

1994

38 8


FPVHS085 -- 2003 Governor’s Arts Awards:

Folklife Heritage Awardees Ralph Blizard,

Howard Armstrong, Clara Fodor, Roy Harper

2003 38 9


FPVHS086 -- The Fairfield Four on WTVF

(January 21, 1989), Vannoy Streeter on WSMV

(October 23, 1995), Ida Pearl Davis on WNPT

(July 2, 1998)

January 21,

1989; October

23, 1995; July

2, 1998

38 10


FPVHS087 -- Richard Spicer, Sherry Brock on

WTVF News (late 1980s), “The Stonecarvers,”

film by Majorie Hunt and Paul Wagner (1984),

Vannoy Streeter on WDCN (September 1, 1988),

Fainting Goats on WTVF (January 4, 1989), Stone

Mason Herbert Baggett on Tennessee Crossroads

(July 31, 1987), Alvin Jarrett on WSMV, Ida Pearl

Davis and Thelma Hibdon on WNPT (July 2,

1997)

late 1980s,

1997

38 11

VHS tapes -- Various -- FPVHS088 -- Maggie Lee

Sayre, ABC News (October 27, 1995), “Gandy

Dancers,” film by Barry Dornfield and Maggie

Holtzberg (1994)

1994-1995 39 1

VHS tapes -- Various -- FPVHS089 -- John

Phillips, gospel singer, video by Tony Ward

2003 39 2

VHS tapes -- Various -- FPVHS090 -- “Canaan

Land” and “The Voices of Love,” African

American gospel program

1992 39 3

DVCAM tape -- DVCAM001 -- Ralph Blizard,

footage for the Governor’s Awards in the Arts,

Wallace Video Media (40 minutes)

2003 39 4

Reel-to-reel audio tapes -- FPRR001 -- Tennessee

Folklore Radio Series, Tennessee Arts

Commission -- Anvil Shooting, Elephant Hanging,

Uncle Dave Macon, Handmade Quilts, Grand Ole

Opry, Sacred Harp Singing

1978 39 5





Opry, Sacred Harp Singing (duplicate of

FPRR001)

1978 39 6





Opry, Sacred Harp Singing (duplicate of

FPRR002)

1978 39 7



Commission -- Storytelling, Jug Bands,

Moonshining, Ballads, Superstitions, Mysterious

Barrel

1978 39 8





Barrel (duplicate of FPRR004)

1978 39 9





Barrel (duplicate of FPRR004)

1978 39 10

Reel-to-reel audio tapes -- FPRR007 --

Unidentified from Bob Pinson’s materials (may be

black blues singer in JR style at CMF, possibly

McDonald Craig)

undated 39 11

Reel-to-reel audio tapes -- FPRR008 -- Roby

Cogswell radio interview regarding the

Cumberland Music Tour, Southeastern Public

Radio Network

aired April 13,

1988

39 12

DVD ROM -- FPDVD001 -- Masters of

Traditional Arts National Heritage Fellows

ABC/CLIO documentary

2002 40 1

DVD video -- FPDVD002 -- Dismembered

Tennesseans: Fletcher Bright and Walter Forbes

2003 40 2

DVD video -- FPDVD003 -- Schoolhouse

Sessions: Community Music from West Tennessee

with Ellis Truett, produced by Mary Nichols and

Dan Pfeifer (contains booklet)

2003 40 3

DVD video -- FPDVD004 -- Discover Bluegrass:

American Roots Music (IBMA)

2004 40 4

DVD video -- FPDVD005 -- Lao New Year

Festival, Lao Buddhapathip Temple (Nashville)

2005 40 5

DVD video -- FPDVD006 -- “Five Minutes with

Wichita” Interview

2006 40 6

DVD video -- FPDVD007 -- Tennessee Arts

Commission Governor’s Awards in the Arts

(Folklife Heritage Awardees: Clyde Davenport,

Fisk Jubilee Singers), Captured Memory video

2007 40 7

DVD video -- FPDVD008 -- “Raw Mash/Mouth

Music,” Korine/Dunlap

1979 40 8

DVD video -- FPDVD009 -- “The Uncle Dave

Macon Program,” Korine/Dunlap

1981 40 9

DVD video -- FPDVD010 -- “Robby Spencer’s

Adventures,” Volume 1, ElixirGroup.com (Bluff

City, Tennessee)

2005 40 10



City, Tennessee)

2005 40 11



City, Tennessee)

2005 40 12

DVD video -- FPDVD013 -- “Sacred Journey:

Fisk Jubilee Singers,” Sunrise Music Group

2007 40 13

DVD video -- FPDVD014 -- “A Spiritual Journey

with the Fisk Jubilee Singers,” WKRN

TV/Tennessee Arts Commission/National

Endowment for the Arts Masterpieces Initiative

2007 40 14

DVD video -- FPDVD015 -- “US Public Folklore:

The Watershed Years,” National Endowment for

the Arts/AFS

2008 40 15

DVD video -- FPDVD016 -- Fisk Jubilee Singers:

Governor’s Arts Awards

2007 40 16

DVD video -- FPDVD017 -- Homer Green feature

on “Tennessee Crossroads,” Nashville Public

Television

1992 40 17

DVD video -- FPDVD018 -- “Respect Yourself:

The Stax Records Story”

2007 40 18

DVD video -- FPDVD019 -- “I Am A Man: From

Memphis, A Lesson in Life”

undated 40 19

DVD video -- FPDVD020 -- Governor’s Awards

in the Arts, featuring Folklife Heritage Awardees

Clyde Davenport and the Fisk Jubilee Singers

2007 40 20

DVD video -- FPDVD021 -- “The Uncle Dave

Macon Program,” Springfed Records

2007 40 21

DVD video -- FPDVD022 -- “Folk Arts in

Education 2008: A Resource Handbook II,”

Michigan State University Museum

2007 40 22

DVD video -- FPDVD023 -- “Peace of Ground,”

Great Smoky Mountains Heritage Center

2009 40 23

DVD video -- FPDVD024 -- “Peace of Ground,”

Great Smoky Mountains Heritage Center

2009 40 24



Robert Belfour, Charles Horner, Newberry and

Sons

2009 40 25

DVD video -- FPDVD026 -- “I’ll Keep On

Singing: The Southern Gospel Convention

Tradition,” with Charles Towler (MTSU)

2010 40 26

DVD video -- FPDVD027 -- “Let Your Feet Do

the Talkin’,” with Thomas Maupin, Stewart

Copeland

2010 41 1

DVD video -- FPDVD028 -- Creative License

Show #11-01, featuring Roger Smith and

Hockaday Brooms

2011 41 2

DVD video -- FPDVD029 -- Creative License

Shows 201, 202, 203, with Danza Azteca and

Newberry Chairs

2011 41 3

DVD video -- FPDVD030 -- “Mindfield: It’s Still

America,” Billy Tripp

2011 41 4

DVD ROM -- FPDVD031 -- “Masters of

Traditional Arts: National Endowment for the Arts

National Heritage Fellowships”

2011 41 5



Polly Page, WDVX Radio, and distinguished artist

Bobby Blue Bland

2013 41 6

DVD video -- FPDVD033 -- City of Parsons 100

Year Celebration

2013 41 7

DVD video -- FPDVD035 -- “Showdown at the

Hoedown,” Blane Dunlap/Sol Korine film, fiddler

Frazier Moss (Cookeville)

circa 1970s 41 8

CD -- The Cumberland Trail WDVX Radio Shows

-- CTR002 -- Russ and Lou Wilson, Avery Trace,

Curtis Hicks, Red Mountain White Trash

March 24,

2002

41 9


-- CTR003 -- Curly Fox, Sidney Robertson, Ruby

and Oliver Hughes, Henry Garrett, The Isaacs,

Fletcher Bright, Dismembered Tennesseans

March 31,

2002

41 10


-- CTR004 -- Glen Neeves and Grayson County

Boys, Howard Armstrong, Don Sarrell, Charlie

Louvin

April 7, 2002 41 11


-- CTR005 -- Bob Townsend and Fiery Gizzard

String Band, Virgil Anderson, Don and Earl,

Johnny Ray Hicks

April 14, 2002 41 12


-- CTR006 -- Dock Boggs, Buster Turner, Sally

Turner, Jess Young, Pete Steel

April 21, 2002 41 13


-- CTR007 -- Tony Thomas, TT and Coal Creek,

New Dixie Entertainers, Blaine Smith, Florrie

Stewart, Clay Turner

April 28, 2002 41 14


-- CTR008 -- Mike DeFosche, Jenny Schatz,

Uncle Dave Macon, The Gentry Family,

Boilermaker Red

May 12, 2002 41 15


-- CTR009 -- Ed Brown, Curly Fox, Texas Ruby,

Five Star Jubilee Singers

May 19, 2002 41 16


-- CTR010 -- Bob Douglas, Blind Pete Castle, S

and S Bluegrass, Brown and Sullivan

May 26, 2002 41 17


-- CTR011 -- Tony Trishka, John Sharp, Virgil

Anderson, New River Boys

June 2, 2002 41 18


-- CTR012 -- Troxell Brothers, Edmonds Family,

Barbee Brothers, Carl Bean

June 9, 2002 41 19


-- CTR013 -- Robert Allen Brothers, Bill Luper,

Haley and Orbit Hill, Bell Jones, Harold Stanley,

Mutt and Less Lewis, Cotton and Herb Tipton

June 16, 2002 41 20


-- CTR014 -- Arthur Smith, John Sharp, Virgil

Anderson, Leonard Rutherford, Ted Bogan

July 21, 2002 41 21


-- CTR015 -- Russ Wilson, Lou Wilson, Fiddling

Bob Rogers

July 28, 2002 41 22


-- CTR016 -- Mystery Mountain Boys, Fletcher

Bright Fiddle Band, Jimmy McCarroll, Roane

County Ramblers

August 4, 2002 41 23


-- CTR019 -- New River Boys, Bill Shannon and

the Girls, Sunshine Slim Smith

August 25,

2002

41 24


-- CTR020 -- Clyde Davenport, Rockytoppers

with Elmer Hurst, Johnny Ray Hicks, John Sharp,

Virgil, Willard, Dillard, Hershel Anderson

September 1,

2002

41 25


-- CTR021 -- Carson Robison, Fletcher Bright,

Eldie Barbee, Tom McCarroll

September 8,

2002

41 26


-- CTR022 -- Uncle Dave Macon, Theron Hale,

The Cluster Pluckers, Norman Blake with Red

Rector

September 15,

2002

41 27


-- CTR025 -- Mystery Mountain Boys, Bob

Douglas, New Road

October 6,

2002

41 28


-- CTR027 -- Curtis Hicks and the Old Time

Strings, The Old-Timers Trio, Molly O’Day,

Sunshine Slim Sweet, Buddy Daniels

October 20,

2002

41 29


-- CTR028 -- Clark Lewis, Johnny Ray Hicks,

Virgil Anderson, Unlimited Grass

October 27,

2002

41 30


-- CTR029 -- Charlie Acuff, Sidney Robertson,

Ruby Hughes, Carl and Henry Garrett,

Boilermaker Red, Gary Weaver

November 3,

2002

41 31


-- CTR031 -- Louvin Brothers, Bob Douglas,

David West, and Luke Brandon, Jr.

November 24,

2002

41 32


-- CTR032 -- Leslie Keith, Don and Earl,

Bellfuries, Perry Durham, Clyde Troxell

December 1,

2002

41 33


-- CTR033 -- Earl T. Bridgeman, Dee Hicks,

Curtis Hicks and the Old Time Strings

December 8,

2002

41 34


-- CTR035 -- Louvin Brothers, Alma Hodgins, Liz

and Tim (Anderson County), Ed Brown, Johnny

Ray Hicks

December 22,

2002

41 35


-- CTR036 -- Jim McCarroll, Tony Thomas,

Lonesome County Line, Mike DeFosche

December 29,

2002

41 36


-- CTR037 -- New Road, Pendergrass Gospel

Singers, Howard Armstrong, Earl T. Bridgeman,

Jess Young, Homer Davenport

January 5,

2003

41 37


-- CTR038 -- Bob Townsend, Fiery Gizzard String

Band, Bob Douglas, Cotton Tipton, Elsie and

Orbit Hill

January 12,

2003

41 38


-- CTR039 -- Fletcher Bright, Dismembered

Tennesseans, Dee and Delta Hicks

January 19,

2003

41 39


-- CTR040 -- Bob Douglas, Tony Thomas, Carl

Bean, Luke Brandon, Jimmy McCarroll, Pitney

Seiber, Lane Thompson

January 26,

2003

41 40


-- CTR041 -- Clarence Farrell, Virgil Anderson,

John Sharp

February 2,

2003

41 41


-- CTR043 -- Jerry Moore, Luke Brandon, Jr.,

Howard White, Tom and Tammy McCarroll,

Jimmy McCarroll

February 22,

2003

41 42


-- CTR044 -- Curly Fox, Shell Coffey, Hugh

Cross, Voyd Rogers, Curtis Hicks and the Old-

Time Strings

February 3,

2003

41 43


-- CTR045 -- Virgil Anderson, Dillard Anderson

with Orangy Hubbard and the Cherokees, Willard

Anderson and Jumpin’ Jimmy Frog, John Burke

and the Fender Benders, Eric, Rick, and Scotty

Anderson

March 9, 2003 41 44


-- CTR046 -- Fletcher Bright Band, Rhetty and

Orin Spradlin, Lonesome County Line

March 16,

2003

41 45

CD -- Field, Educational and Remastered

Recordings -- FPCD001 -- Cora Cline,

interviewed by D. Hulan Fairfield

1967 42 1


Recordings -- FPCD002 -- Billy Womack and

Friends: Robert Reed, Billy Womack, Sammy

Boswell, and Danny Boyle, recorded by Kathy

Cogswell in Wartrace, Tennessee (included CD

with images of Billy Womack that has been placed

in its own CD case and labeled FPCD002A)

January 2,

1967

42 2


Recordings -- FPCD002A -- Billy Womack

images

2002 42 3


Recordings -- FPCD003 -- Eldia Barbee, banjo

(ASP Records)

circa 1977 42 4


Recordings -- FPCD004 -- Uncle Dave at Home,

Uncle Dave Macon, recorded by Charles Faulkner

Bryan

recorded in

1950,

remastered in

1987

42 5


Recordings -- FPCD005 -- Grand Masters Champs

and Near Champs: The Early Years, Volume 1

1998 42 6


Recordings -- FPCD006 -- Howard Armstrong

Homecoming Concert at the Laurel Theatre with

the Louie Bluie Band (Knoxville)

October 14,

2000

42 7


Recordings -- FPCD007 -- The Rising Sun:

Korean Dance, The Decalogue Stone Country

Academy (Middle Tennessee)

2000 42 8


Recordings -- FPCD008 -- Howard Armstrong,

Howard Swings the Hampton

July 21, 2001 42 9


Recordings -- FPCD009 -- E. T. Wickham: A

Dream Unguarded Audio Tour (Customs House

Museum, Clarksville)

February 2002 42 10


Recordings -- FPCD010 -- “Never Part Again:

New Harp of Columbia Singing from the William

H. Headrick Chapel,” (Collegedale)

2001 42 11


Recordings -- FPCD011 -- Will Slayden, African

American Banjo Songs from West Tennessee

2001 42 12


Recordings -- FPCD012 -- Music of the Garden of

Prayer, recorded live by Richard Ripani

(Tabernacle, Lebanon)

March 3, 2002 42 13


Recordings -- FPCD013 -- Garden of Prayer

Tabernacle Musical Demos/Discussions

March 2002 42 14


Recordings -- FPCD014 -- DeFosche, Bryant and

the Fall Creek Frolickers, live from The

Mountaineer Folk Festival (Fall Creek Falls)

September 7,

2002

42 15


Recordings -- FPCD015 -- DeFosche, Bryant and

the Fall Creek Frolickers (Fall Creek Falls)

September 7,

2002

42 16


Recordings -- FPCD016 -- Tom Owen and Sonny

Thomas, live from the Mountaineer Folk Fest (Fall

Creek Falls)

September 7,

2002

42 17


Recordings -- FPCD017 -- Roan Mountain

Hilltoppers, Roy Harper, live from Mountaineer

Folk Festival (Fall Creek Falls)

September 8,

2002

42 18


Recordings -- FPCD018 -- Roan Mountain

Hilltoppers, Roy Harper, live from Mountaineer

Folk Festival (Fall Creek Falls) (duplicate of

FPCD017)

September 8,

2002

42 19


Recordings -- FPCD019 -- ASP Records photos

and songs (Chattanooga)

2002 42 20


Recordings -- FPCD020 -- Naomi Morrison and

the Mountain Melodies

2003 42 21


Recordings -- FPCD021 -- Jake and Ruth Davis,

interview #1, R. Cogswell and E. Hatch

(Woodbury)

December 10,

2004

42 22


Recordings -- FPCD022 -- Jake and Ruth Davis,

interview #1, R. Cogswell and E. Hatch

(Woodbury)

December 10,

2004

42 23


Recordings -- FPCD023 -- Mountain Goat Radio

Show, South Cumberland Cultural Society, new

Monteagle Depot 1906

undated 42 24


Recordings -- FPCD024 -- Uncle Dave Macon

Driving Tour

undated 42 25


Recordings -- FPCD025 -- Walter Grier, discs A

and B

undated 42 26


Recordings -- FPCD026 -- Interview with Howdy

Forrester (Center for Popular Music)

undated 42 27


Recordings -- FPCD027 -- Roy Harper, side 1

undated 42 28


Recordings -- FPCD028 -- Roy Harper, side 2

undated 42 29


Recordings -- FPCD029 -- Pine Breeze Final CD

1: Eldia Barbee, Chastain Brothers, Bob Douglas

undated 42 30


Recordings -- FPCD030 -- Pine Breeze Final CD

2: Russ Vandergriff, Ella Hughes, Blaine Smith,

Peanut Cantrell, Lee Trentham, Eldia Barbee, Clay

Turner, Bice Family

undated 42 31


Recordings -- FPCD031 -- Pine Breeze

Recordings, disc A

undated 42 32



Recordings, disc B

undated 42 33



Recordings, disc C

undated 42 34



Recordings, disc D

undated 42 35


Recordings -- FPCD035 -- Uncle Dave Macon

Days Festival

July 8-10,

2005

42 36

CD -- Other States -- FPCD037 -- Alabama --

“Here I Stand: Elders’ Wisdom, Children’s Song”

-- Smithsonian Folkways: Music of the South with

the Youth and Elders of Rural Alabama, Field

Recordings Vol. 1

1996 43 1

CD -- Other States -- FPCD038-041 -- Kentucky --

“More Than Music: A Heritage Driving Tour of

Kentucky’s Route 23 -- Judy Sizemore (4 disc set)

undated 43 2

CD -- Other States -- FPCD042 -- South Carolina -

- “South Carolina Welcomes Y’all: A Sampler of

South Carolina Traditional Music”

2000 43 3

CD -- Other States -- FPCD043 -- South Carolina -

- South Carolina Heritage Corridor Traditional

Music

2002 43 4

CD -- Other States -- FPCD044 -- Western States

Federation (WESTAF) -- “The Spirit of Place:

Traditional Cultures and Their Environments --

Produced by Jack Loeffler and Elaine Thatcher

1997 43 5





1997 43 6





1997 43 7





1997 43 8





1997 43 9





1997 43 10





1997 43 11

CD -- Commercially Produced -- FPCD051 --

Fletcher Bright Fiddle Band -- Live at the Laurel

January 26,

2002

43 12

CD -- Commercially Produced -- FPCD052 -- The

Cantrells -- Dancing with the Miller’s Daughter

1995 43 13

CD -- Commercially Produced -- FPCD053 -- Al

Delory Florando -- Salsa/Jazz Nashville

1996 43 14


Sarah Elisabeth -- Spirit of the Wood Mountain

Dulcimer (Hendersonville)

2002 43 15


Legends of Tennessee -- Eddie Bond, Billy Swan,

Tom Mathis -- Rockabilly Hall of Fame, Vol. 1

2006 43 16


Mariachi Band Viva la Musica -- Canciones para

todos (Nashville)

2004 43 17

CD -- Commercially Produced -- FPCD057 -- La

Voix du Djembe -- Djembefole Percussion

Ensemble (Nashville)

2004 43 18


Kentucky Folklife Program Database

undated 43 19

CD -- Commercially Produced -- FPCD059 -- The

Call of the Whistle Interactive Companion -- Joe

Swann

2003 43 20


Cultural Heritage Center Conceptual Plans --

birthplace of Country Music

undated 43 21


Johnny Ray Hicks -- “Crossville Criminal and

Other Songs of the Cumberland Plateau” -- Jubilee

Arts

2007 43 22

CD -- Miscellaneous -- FPCD062 -- “Duck Call

History” segment on Tennessee’s “Wild Side” TV

show -- Howard Harland, Don Johns, R. Cogswell,

Reelfoot Lake exhibit

2005 43 23

CD -- Miscellaneous -- FPCD063 -- Roan

Mountain Hilltoppers at Mountaineer Folk

Festival (Fall Creek Falls) -- Field Recording by

R. Cogswell

September 6-8,

2002

43 24

CD -- Miscellaneous -- FPCD064 -- Fiery Gizzard

String Band at Murfreesboro Center for the Arts --

Field Recording by R. Cogswell

March 9, 2002 43 25

CD -- Miscellaneous -- FPCD065 -- In Bright

Mansions Above -- The Choral Music of Roland

M. Carter, Vol. 1 (Chattanooga)

2009 44 1

CD -- Miscellaneous -- FPCD066 -- Old Time

Music from Old Time Folks of Upper East

Tennessee -- Garland Collection, disc 1

January 2007 44 2




January 2007 44 3




January 2007 44 4

CD -- Miscellaneous -- FPCD069 -- Gwine Back

to Dixie -- James H. Garland (Elizabethton,

Tennessee)

January 2007 44 5

CD -- Miscellaneous -- FPCD070 -- Bird Songs --

Native American Flute -- Daniel Bigay (Marshall,

North Carolina)

2004 44 6

CD -- Miscellaneous -- FPCD071 -- God is

Wonderful -- The Bell Singers of Memphis,

Tennessee

2005 44 7

CD -- Miscellaneous -- FPCD072 -- Dixie

Travelers (Dickson County)

undated 44 8

CD -- Springfed Records -- FPCD073 -- Fiddlers

of the Tennessee Valley -- Various Artists --

Springfed Records 33004

undated 44 9

CD -- Springfed Records -- FPCD074 -- Sunset

Memories: The Perry County Music Makers --

Springfed Records 33009

recorded 1974 44 10

CD -- Springfed Records -- FPCD075 -- God Be

With You Till We Meet Again -- Sam McGee and

Bill Lowery -- Springfed Records 33021

undated 44 11

CD -- Springfed Records -- FPCD076 -- Going

Back to Tennessee -- The Perry County Music

Makers -- Springfed Records 33024

recorded 1976 44 12

CD -- Springfed Records -- FPCD077 -- Flowery

Girls -- Omer Forster with Houston Daniel and the

Highland Rim Boys -- Springfed Records 33037

recorded 1977 44 13

CD -- Springfed Records -- FPCD078 -- Uncle

Dave At Home -- Uncle Dave Macon -- Springfed

Records 101

recorded 1950 44 14

CD -- Springfed Records -- FPCD079 -- Down at

the Barber Shop -- Billy Womack -- Springfed

Records 102

2004 44 15

CD -- Springfed Records -- FPCD080 -- Sam and

Kirk McGee Live: 1955-1967 -- Springfed

Records 103

2005 44 16

CD -- Springfed Records -- FPCD081 -- John

Work III -- Recording Black Culture -- Springfed

Records 104

2007 44 17

CD -- Springfed Records -- FPCD082 -- The

Fairfield Four Revival -- Springfed Records 109

recorded 1989 44 18

CD -- Grand Master Fiddle Championships --

FPCD083 -- Grand Masters Champs and Near

Champs -- The Early Years, Vol. 1

undated 44 19


FPCD084 -- 34th Annual Grand Master Fiddle

Champions (Franklin)

2005 44 20




2006 44 21




2007 44 22




2008 44 23

CD -- Sandrock Recordings -- FPCD088 --

Sandstone and Pine Rosin -- Music of the

Cumberland Trail -- Sandrock Recordings 1001

2001 45 1

CD -- Sandrock Recordings -- FPCD089 -- Gettin’

Up The Stairs -- Traditional Music from the

Cumberland Plateau -- Sandrock Recordings 1003

2013 45 2

CD -- Sandrock Recordings -- FPCD090 -- Five

Miles Out of Town -- Traditional Music From the

Cumberland Plateau -- Sandrock Recordings 1004

2012 45 3

CD -- Sandrock Recordings -- FPCD091 -- Clyde

Davenport -- Clydeoscope: Rare and Beautiful

Tunes From the Cumberland Plateau -- Sandrock

Recordings 1005

2012 45 4

CD -- Sandrock Recordings -- FPCD092 -- Chris

Ryan -- Uptown Gals -- Sandrock Recordings

1006

2013 45 5

CD -- Sandrock Recordings -- FPCD093 -- Jim

Fagan -- Fallen Country Star -- Sandrock

Recordings 1007

2013 45 6

CD -- Sandrock Recordings -- FPCD094 --

Revival: Don and Earl Sacred Rock from the 50s

and 60s -- Don Williams and Earl Mays --

Sandrock Recordings 1009

2013 45 7

CD -- Sandrock Recordings -- FPCD095 -- Fiddle

Up! -- Jess Young, the Fiddling Coal Miner, with

Homer Davenport, Alvin and Jess Young --

Sandrock Recordings 1010

2013 45 8

CD -- Arts in McNairy -- FPCD096 -- The Little

John Sessions, Vol. 1

2014 45 9

CD -- Other -- FPCD097 -- McDonald Craig Sings

Traditional Country Music (Perry County singer)

2005 45 10

CD -- Other -- FPCD098 -- Savannah Bluegrass --

Here Today and Gone Tomorrow with fiddler

Wayne Jerrolds (Hardin County)

undated 45 11

CD -- Other -- FPCD099 -- The Bluegrass Cut-ups

(Dickson and Hickman Counties)

undated 45 12

CD -- Other -- FPCD100 -- Charlie Fann the

Banjo Man (Dickson County banjo player)

undated 45 13

CD -- Other -- FPCD101 -- The Pinewood

Ramblers (Dickson and Hickman Counties

bluegrass group)

1984 45 14

CD -- Evan Hatch interview with Mary Jane Prater

(a well-known basket maker), part 1

March 24,

2007

45 15

CD -- Evan Hatch interview with Mary Jane Prater

(a well-known basket maker), part 2

March 24,

2007

45 16

CD -- Film documentation of basketmaker Maggie

Murphy by Blaine Dunlap and Sol Korine

late 1970s 45 17

CD -- Honoring Robert Davenport undated 45 18

CD -- Sam Sweezy’s Cannon County

Basketmakers Photos

undated 45 19

CD -- Mildred Youngblood photos (courtesy of

Gail Looper)

Summer 1980 45 20

CD -- Historic Cannon County Basket Photos #1 undated 45 21

CD -- Historic Basket Photos #2 undated 45 22

CD -- Cannon County Basketry 2nd Article Photos February 1,

2012

45 23

CD -- Muncy Store Photos from the Tennessee


1950 45 24

CD -- Muncy Store Photos from the Tennessee


undated 45 25

CD -- Honoring Robert H. Davenport by his

daughter, Kathleen Robertson

September

2008

45 26

CD -- Jake and Ruth Davis interview by Dr.

Robert Cogswell

December 10,

2004

45 27

CD -- “White Oak Basket Makers of Cannon

County,” WPLN, Nashville Public Radio,

produced by Susan Knowles

August 8, 2003 45 28




August 8, 2003 45 29




August 8, 2003 45 30

CD -- Basket Photos undated 45 31

CD -- Basket Exhibit undated 45 32

CD -- Arts Center Basket Collection undated 45 33

DVD -- White Oak Baskets Video Packets undated 45 34

DVD -- WOB (White Oak Baskets) Documentary

-- Main subject is basketmaker Bobby Edwards

(From Jamestown), who helped the Arts Center of

Cannon County (ACCC) develop its “White Oak

Timber Co-op” which secured basket timber for

makers still working in Canon County (Edwards is

the principal speaker and ACCC folklorist Evan

Hatch also appears in some scenes.)

undated 45 35

DVD -- WOB (White Oak Baskets) Documentary,

rough edit 1

undated 45 36

DVD -- Handmade: White Oak Basketry in

Cannon County, Tennessee (Edit 5)

undated 45 37

Minidisc -- Recordings and Interviews by Robert

Cogswell -- FPMD001 -- Mountaineer Folk

Festival -- Roan Mountain Hilltoppers (1-8), Roy

Harper (9-13)

September 8,

2002

46 1



Festival -- Thumb Picking: Tom Owen, Sonny

Thomas

September 8,

2002

46 2



Festival -- Old Time Fiddling: Mike Defouche (1-

8), Mike Bryant (9-11), Bob Fulcher, Edwin

Wilson, Karin Wilson, Marsha Bryant

September 7,

2002

46 3


Cogswell -- FPMD004 -- Sink Hole Boys -- 1st Set

Montgomery Bell State Park

September 5,

2002

46 4


Cogswell -- FPMD005 -- Sink Hole Boys -- 2nd

Set Montgomery Bell State Park

September 5,

2002

46 5


Cogswell -- FPMD006 -- Jake and Ruth Davis #1 -

- Interviewed by R. Cogswell and E. Hatch

(Cannon County)

December 10,

2004

46 6


Cogswell -- FPMD007 -- Jake and Ruth Davis #2 -

- Interviewed by R. Cogswell and E. Hatch

(Cannon County)

December 10,

2004

46 7


Cogswell -- FPMD008 -- Junior B. and Malcolm

Strong -- Marble making (Moss, Tennessee)

September 3,

2009

46 8


Cogswell -- FPMD009 -- Willie McLerran --

basketmaking (Moss, Tennessee)

September 3,

2009

46 9


Cogswell -- FPMD010 -- John Phillips, gospel

singer (Nashville)

September 8,

2009

46 10


Cogswell -- FPMD011 -- Mark Guenther --

sorghum making (Muddy Pond, Tennessee)

September 12,

2009

46 11

Audio cassette -- Roby Cogswell Fieldwork tapes

-- FPCT001 -- Vannoy Streeter

March 18,

1985

47 1


-- FPCT002 -- Dallas Newberry

July 5, 1985 47 2


-- FPCT003 -- Dallas Newberry

August 6, 1985 47 3


-- FPCT004 -- Maggie Murphy

September 3,

1985

47 4


-- FPCT005 -- Wayne Wild, Buddy Depree

January 22,

1986

47 5


-- FPCT006 -- Minnie Bell (Ripley, Tennessee)

January 23,

1986

47 6


-- FPCT007 -- Jack Williams (Laconia,

Tennessee)

January 24,

1986

47 7


-- FPCT008 -- Tom Scott

January 24,

1986

47 8


-- FPCT009 -- Cordell Kemp

February 19,

1986

47 9


-- FPCT010 -- Jean Horner

March 4, 1986 47 10


-- FPCT011 -- Josie Jones

March 4, 1986 47 11


-- FPCT012 -- John Robert Skillington

March 5, 1986 47 12


-- FPCT013 -- Betty Todd Tanner

March 6, 1986 47 13


-- FPCT014 -- Northwest Tennessee Heritage Fest

(Martin)

September 20-

21, 1986

47 14



(Martin)

September 20-

21, 1986

47 15



(Martin)

September 20-

21, 1986

47 16



(Martin)

September 20-

21, 1986

47 17



(Martin)

September 20-

21, 1986

48 1



(Martin)

September 20-

21, 1986

48 2



(Martin)

September 20-

21, 1986

48 3



(Martin)

September 20-

21, 1986

48 4



(Martin)

September 20-

21, 1986

48 5


-- FPCT023 -- Dallas and Louie Newberry

December 22,

1986

48 6


-- FPCT024 -- Ransom Howard (White County)

December 30,

1986

48 7


-- FPCT025 -- Pistol Pettigrew

March 25,

1987

48 8


-- FPCT026 -- Bessie Harvey

March 23,

1989

48 9


-- FPCT027 -- Homer Green

July 26, 1989 48 10



October 6,

1989

48 11


-- FPCT029 -- Marker Ceremony “Sonny Boy”

June 1, 1990 48 12


-- FPCT030 -- James Bailey

October 23,

1991

48 13


-- FPCT031 -- Jake Davis

February 5,

1993

48 14



February 5,

1993

48 15


-- FPCT033 -- Voices of Love

May 15, 1993 48 16


-- FPCT034 -- Voices of Love

May 15, 1993 48 17


-- FPCT035 -- Jean Horner

February 16,

1994

49 1


-- FPCT036 -- Audey Ratliff

February 17,

1994

49 2


-- FPCT037 -- Tom Morgan

March 16,

1994

49 3


-- FPCT038 -- Don Gallagher

March 22,

1994

49 4


-- FPCT039 -- John Arnold

March 13,

1994

49 5


-- FPCT040 -- Ted Davis

April 14, 1994 49 6


-- FPCT041 -- Marty Lanham

April 26, 1994 49 7


-- FPCT042 -- Jim Triggs

May 26, 1994 49 8


-- FPCT043 -- Clara Fodor

July 14, 1994 49 9



September 24,

1996

49 10



September 24,

1996

49 11



November

1996

49 12


-- FPCT046A -- Bessie Harvey

June 8, 1997 49 13



undated 49 14



August 19,

1998

49 15


-- FPCT049 -- Mary Davis

August 12,

1998

49 16


-- FPCT050 -- Gertie Youngblood

August 13,

1998

49 17


-- FPCT051 -- Albert Thomas

August 13,

1998

49 18


-- FPCT052 -- Viella Estes, Betty Tanner, Patricia

and Mary

August 14,

1998

50 1


-- FPCT053 -- Viella Estes, Betty Tanner, Patricia

and Mary

September 14,

1998

50 2


-- FPCT054 -- Ida Pearl Davis

August 14,

1998

50 3



December 28,

1999

50 4



December 28,

1999

50 5


-- FPCT057 -- James Bunch

March 15,

2001

50 6


-- FPCT058 -- Dee and Dennis Gregory

June 20, 2001 50 7


-- FPCT059 -- Dunn Basketmakers

June 16, 2001 50 8


-- FPCT059A -- Martha Jones -- baskets

April 2, 2002 50 9


-- FPCT060 -- Danny Hoskinson

May 31, 2002 50 10


-- FPCT061 -- Danny Hoskinson (copy)

May 31, 2002 50 11


-- FPCT062 -- Danny Hoskinson (copy)

May 31, 2002 50 12


-- FPCT063 -- Vera and Billy Tucker (Linden,

Tennessee)

February 13,

2002

50 13


-- FPCT064 -- Vera and Billy Tucker (Linden,

Tennessee)

February 13,

2002

50 14


-- FPCT065 -- Sue Franks, Bobby McGee

(Linden, Tennessee)

February 13,

2002

50 15


-- FPCT066 -- John Denny on Cortelia Clark

July 17, 2003 50 16


-- FPCT067 -- John Denny on Cortelia Clark

(copy)

July 17, 2003 50 17



December 10,

2004

51 1



December 10,

2004

51 2


-- FPCT070 -- Davis Sisters, Thelma Hibdon

undated 51 3

Audio cassette -- Other interviewers/School and

workshop programs -- FPCT071 -- Will Slayden,

black banjoist Charles McNutt (Eads)

1952 51 4


workshop programs -- FPCT072 -- Billy Womack

and Friends (Wartrace)

January 2,

1967

51 5


workshop programs -- FPCT073 -- Bountong

Innsyxiengmay, Lao singer, Anne Kimzey

(Murfreesboro)

October 1990 51 6


workshop programs -- FPCT074 -- Marion Heard

interviewed by Philis Alvic

June 18, 1991 51 7


workshop programs -- FPCT075 -- Marion Heard

interviewed by Philis Alvic

June 18, 1991 51 8


workshop programs -- FPCT076 -- J. Paul Newby,

basket dealer, D. Fann (Cannon County)

June 1, 1999 51 9


workshop programs -- FPCT077 -- Anthology

Dubs

undated 51 10


workshop programs -- FPCT078 -- Folk Workshop

-- Martin Jr. High (Crossville, Tennessee)

August 10,

1982

51 11



-- Martin Jr. High (Crossville, Tennessee)

August 10,

1982

51 12



-- Columbia State Community College

August 21,

1982

51 13



-- Columbia State Community College

August 21,

1982

51 14


workshop programs -- FPCT082 -- The Morgans

AIS Program -- Dayton City School

1984 51 15


workshop programs -- FPCT083 -- Global

Education Traditional Artist Press Kit Project --

Pat Wells

June 2002 51 16

Audio cassette -- Radio shows and concert series -

- FPCT084 -- Clarence Spicer, Reelfoot Guide

Lanny Callicott for WENK (Union City)

1974 51 17


- FPCT085 -- Tennessee Kaleidoscope Lin Folk

January 1984 52 1


- FPCT086 -- Riders Radio Theatre pilot -- Bruce

Nemerov

June 1984 52 2


- FPCT087 -- Riders Radio Theatre -- Bruce

Nemerov

June 1984 52 3


- FPCT088 -- Estelle Condra -- Kaleidoscope Lin

Folk

July 30, 1984 52 4


- FPCT089 -- Tennessee Kaleidoscope WPLN

January 10,

1985

52 5


- FPCT090 -- Johnny Bridgeforth (Pulaski) Lin

Folk

July 28, 1985 52 6


- FPCT091 -- Cumberland Music Tour Radio

PSAs, Southern Arts Federation

1988 52 7


- FPCT092 -- Wilma Lee Cooper (country music)

-- Southern Songbird Radio Series

1989 52 8


- FPCT093 -- Phyllis Marks (storyteller) --

Southern Songbird Radio Series

1989 52 9


- FPCT094 -- Martha Carson (country music) --

Southern Songbird Radio Series (Appalshop)

1989 52 10


- FPCT095 -- Jefferson County, Alabama, Gospel

Quartets on NPR

February 22,

1992

52 11


- FPCT096 -- Fisk Jubilee Singers on NPR’s

“Wade in the Water” series

1994 52 12


- FPCT097 -- The Legacy of the Golden Gate

Quartet on NPR’s “Wade in the Water” series

1994 52 13


- FPCT098 -- Birmingham Regional Quartet

Tradition on NPR’s “Wade in the Water” series

1994 52 14


- FPCT099 -- Jubilee Community Arts Concert

Series (Knoxville)

1997-1998 52 15


- FPCT100 -- Roy Harper, old-time singer, on

WPLN

March 11,

2003

52 16

Audio cassette -- Radio shows, Educational and

Commercially Produced -- FPCT101 -- Cannon

County Basketry -- Susan Knowles

August 8, 2003 52 17


Commercially Produced -- FPCT102 -- Penland

Radio Program -- Bugg/Alvic

undated 53 1


Commercially Produced -- FPCT103 -- “This

Little Light of Mine” -- Fairfield Four on WPLN

undated 53 2


Commercially Produced -- FPCT104 -- Eight

Folklore Programs -- Tennessee Kaleidoscope

undated 53 3


Commercially Produced -- FPCT105 -- Jacky

Christian, buck dancer -- Tennessee Kaleidoscope

undated 53 4


Commercially Produced -- FPCT106 -- Seven

program excerpts -- Tennessee Kaleidoscope

undated 53 5


Commercially Produced -- FPCT107 -- Grand

Master Fiddling Contest, Vol. 1, Champs

1972-1980 53 6


Commercially Produced -- FPCT108 -- Folk Roots

of Tennessee Music -- Country Music Foundation

1982 53 7


Commercially Produced -- FPCT109 -- Folk Roots

of Tennessee Music -- Country Music Foundation

1982 53 8


Commercially Produced -- FPCT110 -- Hunters

Lane String Band

1989-1990 53 9


Commercially Produced -- FPCT111 -- Free

Wheel Drive (Nashville) -- Bandit Records

1991 53 10


Commercially Produced -- FPCT112 -- Scopes

Trial Songs and William Jennings Bryan Speeches

-- Bryan College

1997 53 11


Commercially Produced -- FPCT113 -- E. T.

Wickham: A Dream Unguarded Audio Tour

(Customs House, Clarksville)

2001 53 12


Commercially Produced -- FPCT114 -- The

Vaughan Quartets, 1927-1947 (Lawrenceburg,

Tennessee) -- Tennessee Folklore Society

1992 53 13


Commercially Produced -- FPCT115 -- Jeff

Robbins with Doc and Merle Watson -- “Shake

Your Little Foot” -- North Star Productions (North

Carolina)

undated 53 14

Audio cassette -- Tennessee State Parks Folklife

Program and Festival Recordings -- FPCT116 --

National Storytelling Festival --

“Olio”/Jonesborough

1977 53 15



National Storytelling Festival -- Ghost Stories

1978 53 16



Maggie Murphy interview (Rock Island,

McMinnville) -- Tennessee State Parks Folklife

Program #80-RI-8

June 21, 1980 53 17



Maggie Murphy interview (Rock Island,

McMinnville) -- Tennessee State Parks Folklife

Program #80-RI-8

June 21, 1980 54 1



Dink Dietzel, woodcarving -- Tennessee State

Parks Folklife Program #83-FA-30

1983 54 2



Grace Gary, Anselmo Harris -- Tennessee State

Parks Folklife Program #83-FA-31

1983 54 3



Parks Townsend, carver -- Tennessee State Parks

Folklife Program

1983 54 4



Smithsonian Festival of American Folklife (FAF) -

- Edited dubs, Blaine

March 16,

1986

54 5



Parks Townsend, storytelling -- Smithsonian

Festival of American Folklife (FAF)

June 28, 1986 54 6



The Fairfield Four -- Smithsonian Festival of

American Folklife (FAF)

July 6, 1986 54 7


Program and Festival Recordings -- FPCT126 -- A

Tennessee Homecoming (rough outline) --

Smithsonian Festival of American Folklife (FAF)

1986 54 8


Program and Festival Recordings -- FPCT127 -- A

Tennessee Homecoming: Folk Arts at the

Smithsonian’s 20th Festival of American Folklife,

Tennessee Arts Commission/National Endowment

for the Arts project, on NPR

October 27,

1986

54 9



“Blacks, Whites, and Blues” and “Turkey Calls,

Rice Straw and The Law” from Smithsonian

Festival of American Folklife -- Nick

Spitzer/Radio Smithsonian

1986 54 10



Old Harp Singers (Athens, Tennessee) at 57th

National Folk Festival

1995 54 11



Southern Folk Festival in Chattanooga Sampler

1996 54 12

Audio cassette -- Self-Produced Recordings --

FPCT131 -- Andrew Jones (Tiptonville)

1980 54 13


FPCT132 -- Roy Harper -- “Echoes of the Past”

(Hendersonville)

1986 54 14


FPCT133 -- Roy Harper, demo tape

(Hendersonville)

August 13,

1986

54 15


FPCT134 -- Johnson Swafford Oral History

Project and Music of Tom Morgan

March 13,

1988

54 16


FPCT135 -- Roy Harper -- “It’s a Long Way

Back”

1989 54 17


FPCT136 -- Uncle Bunt Stephens -- Jane Osgerby

June 14, 1990 55 1


FPCT137 -- J. D. Ayres, demo (Maryville,

Tennessee)

1993 55 2


FPCT138 -- Johnson Swafford -- Tom Morgan

December 13,

2003

55 3


FPCT139 -- Some Ballad Folks: Hattie Presnell,

Buna Hicks, Lena Harmon, Bertha Baird

undated 55 4


FPCT140 -- The Barber Shop band (Woodbury,

Tennessee) -- Dailey Records

undated 55 5



(Hendersonville)

undated 55 6



(Hendersonville)

undated 55 7


FPCT143 -- Jim and Jesse -- “Tennessee”

undated 55 8


FPCT144 -- Legendary Wish Old Time Blues

undated 55 9


FPCT145 -- Robert Reed Now and Then and the

Cannon County Boys (Woodbury) -- Dailey

Records

undated 55 10


FPCT146 -- Deanie Richardson and Second Fiddle

undated 55 11


FPCT147 -- Stillhouse Reelers with intro by

Charles Wolfe (Nashville)

undated 55 12


FPCT147B -- Serenatta, Pablo Garzon

1999 55 13

Audio cassette -- Recordings from other states --

FPCT148 -- Colorado -- “Do Not Pass Me By: A

Celebration of Colorado Folklife”

1984 55 14


FPCT149 -- Georgia -- “Georgia Folk: A Sampler

of Traditional Sounds”

1990 55 14


FPCT150 -- Mississippi -- “Songs From Home”

2001 55 16


FPCT151 -- Mississippi -- “West Harmony

Singing Convention” (tape A)

1993 55 17


FPCT151B -- Mississippi -- “West Harmony

Singing Convention” (tape B)

1993 55 18


FPCT152 -- Nevada -- “Home Means Nevada”

1986 56 1


FPCT153 -- Oklahoma -- “Songs of Indian

Territory”

undated 56 2


FPCT154 -- Utah -- “Listening In: Utah

Storytelling”

1991 56 3


FPCT155 -- Washington, D.C. -- “The Cowboy

Tour” -- produced by National Council for the

Traditional Arts

1983 56 4


FPCT156 -- Washington (state) -- Central

Washington Heritage Corridor Tour Tape #1

1995 56 5


FPCT157 -- Washington (state) -- Central

Washington Heritage Corridor Tour Tape #2

1997 56 6


FPCT158 -- Washington (state) -- Olympic

Peninsula Loop Tour Tape #1

1999 56 7


FPCT159 -- Washington (state) -- Olympic

Peninsula Loop Tour Tape #2

1999 56 8


FPCT160 -- Washington (state) -- Southeastern

Heritage Tour Tape

1998 56 9


FPCT161 -- Washington (state) -- Traditions of

the Yakima: Gritos del Alma

1995 56 10


FPCT162 -- Connecticut -- “Los Mariachis!”

1989 56 11

Audio cassette -- Miscellaneous -- FPCT163 --

Cumberland Mountain Tour -- interviews by Roby

Cogswell for WTSU

April 13, 1988 56 12


Little Whitt and Big Bo, “Moody Swamp Blues” -

- The Alabama Blues Project

1996 56 13

Audio cassette -- Miscellaneous -- FPCT165 -- B.

McMillon -- Appalachian ballads, storytelling

undated 56 14


Sisters of the South Musical Roots Tour Study

Guide Recordings -- Southern Arts Federation

Spring 1994 56 15


Choctaw Arts and Crafts Survey -- David H. Dye

(Ripley)

June 5, 2001 56 16



(Ripley)

June 5, 2001 56 17



(Ripley)

June 5, 2001 57 1


Myron King Sr. -- interviewed by Jennifer Core --

re: Clarence Stringfield sculpture

February 12,

2002

57 2


Myron King, Sr. -- interviewed by Jennifer Core --

re: Clarence Stringfield sculpture (duplicate of

FPCT170)

February 12,

2002

57 3


Alberta Underwood, Gracie Davenport, Terry

Underwood -- interviewed by Roby Cogswell in

Morrison (part 1)

August 15,

1998

57 4


Alberta Underwood, Gracie Davenport, Terry

Underwood -- interviewed by Roby Cogswell in

Morrison (part 2)

August 15,

1998

57 5


McDonald Craig -- “My Home in Tennessee”

(Perry County singer)

undated 57 6


The Vaughn Quartets, 1927-1947 (Lawrence

County gospel quartet) -- Tennessee Folklore

Society

1992 57 7


Scott Miller, Jim Wood -- The Old Natchez Trace

(Dickson County musicians)

1995 57 8


The Weathers Family -- A Light Up in Heaven

(Lawrence County bluegrass gospel group)

2002 57 9


Wayne Jerrolds -- Boone Creek bluegrass (Hardin

County fiddler and bluegrass group)

undated 57 10


Alpenroesli -- A Hohenwald Christmas (Lewis

County Swiss Heritage Chorus)

undated 57 11

Audio cassette -- Smithsonian 1986 Festival of

American Folklife -- SI-FP-1986-CT-005 --

unknown

undated 57 12



Fieldworker: Lisa Moody -- Topic: Hunting and

Call Making (Wartburg)

January 31,

1986

57 13



Fieldworker: Lisa Moody -- Topic: Hunting and

Call Making (Wartburg)

January 31,

1986

57 14



Fieldworker: Bill Kornrich -- Topic: Woodcarver,

herbalist (Johnson City)

February 1-2,

1986

57 15



Fieldworker: Bill Kornrich -- Topic: Fishnet

maker, spinner (Hancock City)

February 22

and 26, 1986

57 16



Fieldworker: Bill Kornrich -- Topic: Basketry,

banjo making (Knox City)

February 19,

1986

57 17



Fieldworker: Bill Kornrich -- Topic: Weaver, cook

(Russellville)

February 17,

1986

58 1



Fieldworker: Bill Kornrich -- Topic: Sawmiller,

cooper (Hancock City)

February 22,

1986

58 2



Fieldworker: Charles Wolfe -- Topic: Old-time

musician (Manchester)

February 1986 58 3




musician (Manchester)

February 1986 58 4




musician

undated 58 5



Fieldworker: Charles Wolfe -- Topic: Harmony

cowboy singing (Chattanooga)

undated 58 6



Fieldworker: Charles Wolfe -- Topic: Appalachian

long bow fiddling

undated 58 7



Fieldworker: Dick Raichelson -- Topic: Gospel

groups, FR LPs

undated 58 8



Fieldworker: Dick Raichelson -- Topic: Blues

pianists

undated 58 9



Fieldworker: Doug Seroff -- Topic: Black gospel

groups (Nashville)

February 13

and 17, 1986

58 10




groups (Clarksville)

February 16,

1986

58 11




music (Nashville)

August 1985,

February 18,

1986

58 12




music (Knoxville)

March 1, 1986 58 13




music (Knoxville)

March 1, 1986 58 14




music (Nashville)

March 5, 1986 58 15




music (Nashville)

March 5, 1986 58 16



Fieldworker: Roby Cogswell -- Topic: Wire

sculpture (Shelbyville)

March 18,

1986

58 17



Fieldworker: Roby Cogswell -- Topic: Basketry

(Ripley)

January 23,

1986

59 1



Fieldworker: Roby Cogswell -- Topic:

Basketmaker (Lexington)

January 24,

1986

59 2



Fieldworker: Roby Cogswell -- Topic: Broom

maker (White City)

January 30,

1986

59 3



Fieldworker: Roby Cogswell -- Topic: Timber,

Tobacco traditions (Difficult)

February 19,

1986

59 4



Fieldworker: Roby Cogswell -- Topic:

Basketmaker (Smithville)

March 4, 1986 59 5



Fieldworker: Roby Cogswell -- Topic: Fiddle

maker (Westel)

March 4, 1986 59 6



Fieldworker: Roby Cogswell -- Topic: Mule

handler (Santa Fe)

March 5, 1986 59 7



Fieldworker: Tommie Lewis -- Topic: Black

gospel music

undated 59 8




gospel music

undated 59 9




gospel music

undated 59 10



Fieldworker: Tommie Lewis -- Topic:

Basketmaker (Brownsville)

February 23,

1986

59 11




gospel music

March 11,

1986

59 12



Fieldworker: Bob Gates -- Topic: Commercial

fisherman (Tiptonville)

June 18, 1984 59 13



Fieldworker: Greg Hansen -- Topic: Commercial

fisherman (Tiptonville)

August 9, 1985 59 14



unknown

undated 59 15



Fieldworker: Bob Gates -- Topic: Boat building

(Tiptonville)

February 28,

1986

59 16



Fieldworker: Bob Gates -- Topic: Boat building

(Tiptonville)

February 28,

1986

59 17



Fieldworker: Bob Gates -- Topic: Blues guitar

(Henderson)

March 1, 1986 60 1



Fieldworker: Bob Gates -- Topic: Duck call

making (Newbern)

March 5, 1986 60 2




making (Sanburg)

March 6, 1986 60 3



Fieldworker: Bob Gates -- Topic: Turtling (Walnut

Log)

March 6, 1986 60 4




making (Newbern)

March 8, 1986 60 5



Fieldworker: Bobby Fulcher -- Topic: Banjo

playing (McEwen)

January 11,

1986

60 6



Fieldworker: Bobby Fulcher -- Topic: Food and

music (Free Hill)

January 18,

1986

60 7



Fieldworker: Bobby Fulcher -- Topic: Gospel

groups (Knoxville)

February 23,

1986

60 8



Fieldworker: Bobby Fulcher -- Topic: Gospel

music (Sneedville)

March 6, 1986 60 9



Fieldworker: Bobby Fulcher -- Topic:

Storytelling/music (Hampton Creek)

June 26, 1982 60 10



Fieldworker: Bobby Fulcher -- Topic: Fiddle and

guitar (Chattanooga)

August 7, 1985 60 11



Fieldworker: Bobby Fulcher -- Topic: Songs

1986 60 12



Fieldworker: Bobby Fulcher -- Topic: Songs

(Henderson)

August 22,

1986

60 13



Fieldworker: Judy Peiser, David Bowman --

Topic: Jewish food

undated 60 14




Topic: Furriers, duck carvers

undated 60 15




Topic: Rapping, woodwork, needlework

undated 60 16




Topic: Woodwork, Jewish song

undated 60 17




Topic: artist

August 29,

1975; June 27,

1980

61 1




Topic: Cotton farmer

March 12,

1986

61 2




Topic: Cotton farmer

March 11,

1986

61 3




Topic: Cotton classing, trading

March 11,

1986

61 4




Topic: Civil rights

March 10,

1986

61 5




Topic: Riverboat deckhands

March 10,

1986

61 6




Topic: Riverboat engineering

March 12,

1986

61 7




Topic: Netmaking

March 10,

1986

61 8




Topic: River life

October 27,

1982

61 9




Topic: Trapping, hunting, quilting

March 8, 1986 61 10




Topic: River life, R and B music

December 9,

1980; March

15, 1983

61 11




Topic: Jazz

March 10,

1986

61 12




Topic: Cook, dancer

March 18,

1981; March 4,

1986

61 13




Topic: Blues

March 16,

1986

61 14



unknown

undated 61 15



unknown

undated 61 16



Fieldworker: Nancy Michael -- Topic: Fishing and

farming (Counce)

March 12,

1986

61 17



Fieldworker: Nancy Michael -- Topic: Fishing and

boatbuilding (Savannah)

March 12,

1986

62 1



Fieldworker: Nancy Michael -- Topic: Musseling,

brailing (Savannah)

March 12,

1986

62 2



Fieldworker: Nancy Michael -- Topic:

Commercial fishing (Big Sandy)

March 16,

1986

62 3



Fieldworker: Nancy Michael -- Topic: Fishing

(Big Sandy)

March 1, 1986 62 4



Fieldworker: Jay Orr -- Topic: Memphis Radio,

WEVL (Memphis)

March 8, 1986 62 5



Fieldworker: Jay Orr -- Topic: Rockabilly

(Memphis)

March 8, 1986 62 6




(Southaven, Mississippi)

March 9, 1986 62 7




(Memphis)

March 9, 1986 62 8




(Memphis)

March 10,

1986

62 9




(Memphis)

March 10,

1986

62 10



Fieldworker: Charles Wolfe -- Topic: White

gospel

undated 62 11



Fieldworker: Charles Wolfe -- Topic: String bands

undated 62 12



Fieldworker: Charles Wolfe -- Topic: String band

undated 62 13




gospel (Sneedville)

undated 62 14




gospel (Kingsport)

undated 62 15



Fieldworker: Charles Wolfe -- Topic: Rural black

community (Freehill)

1984 62 16

Audio cassette -- Maggie Murphy interview

discussing basketmaking (Copy of 80-RI-8 in the

Tennessee State Parks Folklife Project Records)

1980 62 17

Supplemental materials -- CTR001-CTR046 [2014] 63 1

Supplemental materials -- FPCD008 undated 63 2

Supplemental materials -- FPCD020 August 10,

2003

63 3

Supplemental materials -- FPCD026 undated 63 4

Supplemental materials -- FPCD031-FPCD034 June 6, 2002 63 5

Supplemental materials -- FPCD066-FPCD069 January 16,

2007

63 6

Supplemental materials -- FPCD070 November 10,

2008

63 7

Supplemental materials -- FPCT014-FPCT022 September 20-

21, 1986

63 8

Supplemental materials -- FPCT071 undated 63 9

Supplemental materials -- FPCT091-FPCT093 1989, 2001 63 10

Supplemental materials -- FPCT133 August 12,

1986

63 11

Supplemental materials -- FPCT134 March 13,

1988

63 12

Supplemental materials -- FPCT136 June 14, 1990 63 13

Supplemental materials -- FPCT138 December 18,

2003

63 14

Supplemental materials -- FPCT147B August 1999 63 15

Supplemental materials -- FPCT150-FPCT151 1993-1994 63 16

Supplemental materials -- FPCT152 undated 63 17

Supplemental materials -- FPCT163-FPRR008 April 27, 1988 63 18

Supplemental materials -- FPCT170-FPCT171 February 12,

2002

63 19

Supplemental materials -- FPDVD004 undated 63 20

Supplemental materials -- FPDVD015 undated 63 21

Supplemental materials -- FPDVD033 June 19, 2013 63 22

Supplemental materials -- FPVHS001-FPVHS002 undated 63 23

Supplemental materials -- FPVHS042 undated 63 24

Supplemental materials -- FPVHS050-FPVHS051 October 25,

1996

63 25

Supplemental materials -- FPVHS052 1993 63 26

Supplemental materials -- FPVHS054 April 4-5,

1986

63 27

Supplemental materials -- FPVHS066 undated 63 28



Supplemental materials -- FPVHS090 [2014] 63 31

Supplemental materials -- Natchez Trace Musical

Heritage Project

[2014] 63 32

Supplemental materials -- Smithsonian 1986

Festival of American Folklife Cassette Tape Logs

[2014] 63 33

SERIES IX. -- BASKETRY

Series Scope and Content: This series consists of working files related to basketry,

basket making, and basketmakers. Materials focus on Cannon County basketmakers in

particular. Additional files on basketmakers from other parts of the state are also

included. This series is comprised of various subseries:

1.) Cannon County Basketmakers - Contains files on individual basketmakers

in Cannon and related counties. Contents include research notes, copies of

ephemeral sources, and genealogical information. As many of the

individuals are related, relevant information about them may be contained

in more than one file.

2.) Canon County Basketry Articles - Includes copies of Cannon County

basketry articles published in two separate issues of the Tennessee

Folklore Society Bulletin, which were the end result of the research

documented in the other basketry files.

3.) Cannon County Baskets Background Files - Files contain information

about previous research and source materials on the local basketmaking

tradition, research efforts for the Smithsonian Institution exhibit that did

not reach completion, information related to collections of Cannon County

basketry acquired for both the Tennessee State Museum and the Arts

Center of Cannon County, and genealogical materials compiled by Brent

Cantrell related to basket and chairmaking families.

4.) Cannon County Baskets Photographs - Files related to photo research in

local history sources and at the Tennessee State Library and Archives,

basket photo records from the Tennessee Arts Commission Folklife photo

collection, and printed and digital copies of various related photos.

5.) Other Tennessee Basketmakers - Additional files on Tennessee

basketmakers from other parts of the state.

Series Arrangement: The original arrangement for this series has been kept with

research files on basketmakers arranged alphabetically by basketmaker’s name. Several

cds and one cassette tape were moved to Series VIII to be with the audio visual materials.

The cassette tape and cd related to Maggie Murphy were moved from Box 64, folder 27,

to Box 62, item 17, and Box 45, item 17. The cd related to Robert Howard Davenport

was moved from Box 64, folder 3, to Box 45, item 18. Five cds containing Cannon

County basket photographs were moved from Box 65, folder 15, to Box 45, items 19-23.

And, two cds containing digital copies of Muncy Store photographs in the holdings of the

Tennessee State Library and Archives were moved from Box 65, folder 14, to Box 45,

items 24-25.

CONTAINER LIST


Cannon County Basketmakers -- Bogle, Hilda 1960-2013 64 1

Cannon County Basketmakers -- Dalton, Ken and

Kathleen

1981-2014 64 2

Cannon County Basketmakers -- Davenport,

Robert Howard

2012 64 3

Cannon County Basketmakers -- Davis, Cora 1959-2013 64 4

Cannon County Basketmakers -- Davis, Ida Pearl,

andThelma Hibdon

1994-2014 64 5


andThelma Hibdon

1986-2011 64 6


andThelma Hibdon

1985-2001 64 7


andThelma Hibdon

1978-2012 64 8

Cannon County Basketmakers -- Davis, Mary 1991-2014 64 9

Cannon County Basketmakers -- Glenn, Nora

Dean (Mathis)

2011-2013 64 10

Cannon County Basketmakers -- Gregory, Dee

and Dennis

1991-2012 64 11

Cannon County Basketmakers -- Haley, Roberta 1954-2012 64 12

Cannon County Basketmakers -- Hughes, Mazel

Lee (Thomas)

1973-2013 64 13

Cannon County Basketmakers -- Jones, Josie 1954-2015 64 14

Cannon County Basketmakers -- Jones, Martha 1952-2013 64 15

Cannon County Basketmakers -- Judkins, Sam 1962-2013 64 16

Cannon County Basketmakers -- Farless, Evelyn

(Hensley)

1957-2012 64 17

Cannon County Basketmakers -- Lance, Hattie

Todd

1990-2012 64 18

Cannon County Basketmakers -- Lawson, Dorothy

(Mathis)

2000 64 19

Cannon County Basketmakers -- Mathis, Nellie 1975-2014 64 20

Cannon County Basketmakers -- Mears, Beulah 1959-2013 64 21

Cannon County Basketmakers -- Merritt Girls’

family & genealogy

1936-2017 64 22

Cannon County Basketmakers -- Morris, Mable

(Youngblood) Mathis

1976-2013 64 23

Cannon County Basketmakers -- Mullican, Mary,

and Patricia Wood

1998-2014 64 24

Cannon County Basketmakers -- Mullinax, Louise

(Mooneyham)

1980-2013 64 25

Cannon County Basketmakers -- Murphy, Maggie 1976-2012 64 26

Cannon County Basketmakers -- Murphy, Maggie

-- background

1973-2015 64 27

Cannon County Basketmakers -- Murphy, Maggie

-- NEA Nomination

1985-1994 64 28

Cannon County Basketmakers -- Myers Family

(Tammy, Treva, Helen, A. D.)

1987-2013 64 29

Cannon County Basketmakers -- Phillips, Maynie

(Hensley)

1996-2013 64 30

Cannon County Basketmakers -- Prater, Lucille

(Thomas)

1964-2013 64 31

Cannon County Basketmakers -- Prater, Mary

Haley

1959-2012 64 32

Cannon County Basketmakers -- Prater, Mary Jane 1987-2013 64 33

Cannon County Basketmakers -- Rains, Carlene

(Prater)

2001-2013 64 34

Cannon County Basketmakers -- Stewart, Nollie 2013 64 35

Cannon County Basketmakers -- Tanner, Bettie

Todd

1983-2012 64 36

Cannon County Basketmakers -- Tate, Julia and

Robert

2004-2013 64 37

Cannon County Basketmakers -- Thomas, Albert 1951-2011 64 38

Cannon County Basketmakers -- Thomas, Earlean 1984-2012 64 39

Cannon County Basketmakers -- Thomas, Eliza 1889-2013 64 40

Cannon County Basketmakers -- Thomas,

Elizabeth (Manus)

1986-2013 64 41

Cannon County Basketmakers -- Thomas, Goldie

(Mathis)

1966-2013 64 42

Cannon County Basketmakers -- Thomas, Nig and

Walline

2011-2013 64 43

Cannon County Basketmakers -- Thomas, Selmer

and Audrey

1939-2013 64 44

Cannon County Basketmakers -- Thomas, Shelah

and Pauline

1937-2013 64 45

Cannon County Basketmakers -- Todd, Joan

Merritt (aka Nelda Merritt)

1993-2012 64 46

Cannon County Basketmakers -- Underwood,

Alberta, and Gracie Davenport

1983-2012 64 47

Cannon County Basketmakers -- Watson, Minnie

Lou (Mathis)

1973-2013 64 48

Cannon County Basketmakers -- Williams, Sue 2012-2013 64 49

Cannon County Basketmakers -- Wood, Trevle

and Alvin

1972-2012 64 50

Cannon County Basketmakers -- Youngblood,

Alice (Prater)

2011-2013 65 1


Carson and Lola (Thomas)

1974-2013 65 2


Gertrude

1990-2012 65 3


Mildred

1954-2013 65 4

Cannon County Basketry Articles -- Tennessee

Folklore Society Bulletin, Volume LXVI,

Numbers 1 & 2

Spring & Fall

2010

65 5

Cannon County Basketry Articles -- Tennessee

Folklore Society Bulletin, Volume LXVIII,

Numbers 1 & 2

Spring & Fall

2012

65 6

Cannon County Baskets Background Files --

Basketry, Cannon County

1936-2012 65 7


Cannon County/Smithsonian Project

1996-2011 65 8


Cannon County Artist Bios for State Museum

1996-2003 65 9


Cannon County Census Craft Notes

2003-2012 65 10


Moonshine Cannon County

2001-2012 65 11


Peddling Cannon County

1998-2015 65 12


Williams, Sue

2006-2016 65 13

Cannon County Baskets Photographs -- TSLA

(Tennessee State Library and Archives) Photos

1933-2012 65 14

Cannon County Baskets Photographs -- Cannon

County Basket Photos

1974-2012 65 15

Cannon County Baskets Photographs --

Enlargements

1930s-1980s 65 OV

Other Tennessee Basketmakers -- Blaylock, Laura 2013 65 16

Other Tennessee Basketmakers -- Chesney, Ralph 1988 65 17

Other Tennessee Basketmakers -- Dunn Baskets 1981-2014 65 18

Other Tennessee Basketmakers -- Palmer,

Kathlenn Dunn Manning

1983-2014 65 19

Other Tennessee Basketmakers -- Ryan, Doug 1985 65 20

Other Tennessee Basketmakers -- Scott, Tom 1980-2001 65 21

Other Tennessee Basketmakers -- Smith, Enloe undated 65 22

Other Tennessee Basketmakers -- Strawn, Ben 2013 65 23

Other Tennessee Basketmakers -- Taylor, John 1984-2001 65 24

Other Tennessee Basketmakers -- Other Tennessee

Baskets

2006 65 25

Other Tennessee Basketmakers -- Baskets Sevier

County

1951-2014 65 26