Belle Prater's Boy:
Some Research
Sites
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NOTES
ABOUT
PICTURES:
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Be
sure
to
click
on
the
picture
to
make
it
larger.
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If
given
a
choice,
choose
jpeg
file.
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Be
sure
to
read
ENTIRE
"Notes"
that
go
with
the
pictures.
The
last
sentences
may
be
different.
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Life
in the
Appalachian
Mountains,
1900-1950
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You
can
search
for
a
specific
time
range
when
you
use
Google.
For
example,
if
you
want
to
search
for
information
about
the
Appalachian
Mountains
from
1900-1950,
you
would
type
in:
"Appalachian
Mountains"
1900..1950.
When
you
use
"
",
Google
looks
for
the
exact
phrase
within
the
"
".
To
include
a
time
range
you
use
2
dots
between
the
numbers
of
the
range.
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Reading the Landscape - article from Library of Congress. Scroll down to 1950's.
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Interview:
WHY
THE
SIMMONS
FAMILY
WENT
FROM
THECOAL
FIELDS
TO
THE
COTTON
MILL
(Click
on
"Back
to
Full
Text
Display.)
Note:
This
is
an
interview
with
ONE
person
from
Appalachia.
Do
NOT
assume
that
everyone
else
in
Appalachia
is
just
like
her.
That
would
be
stereotyping
and
incorrect.
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Picture
1:
Interior
of
mountain
farmhouse,
Appalachian
Mountains
near
Marshall,
North
Carolina
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Picture
2:
Interior
of
mountain
farmhouse,
Appalachian
Mountains
near
Marshall,
North
Carolina
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Picture
3:
Interior
of
mountain
farmhouse,
Appalachian
Mountains
near
Marshall,
North
Carolina
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Picture
4:
Mountain
home,
Appalachian
Mountains,
housed
two
white
families
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Music:
Fiddle
Tunes
of
the
Old
Frontier:
The
Henry
Reed
Collection
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Appalachian
Mountains
and
coal
mining
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Appalachian
Mountains
and
Spelunking
(Caving)
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