Posts tagged Archives of Appalachia

The Archives of Appalachia recently took the initiative to celebrate Women’s History Month with a collection of historic works, including the Jessie Ackermann Papers. These …

Jeremy Smith, director and archives administrator, submitted a pitch to the Grammy Museum, earning him a $20,000 award for his Digitizing Rare Festival Recordings from …

The East Tennessean carries 100 years’ worth of local history within itself as a publication. We see the preservation of this information through the Archives …

The Margaret Anne Byrd Huffman Grant, sponsored by the Archives of Appalachia, is now accepting applications for 2022.  This grant is sponsored annually by the …

ETSU’s Archives of Appalachia and Reece Museum were awarded a SHARP grant from the National Endowment for the Humanities, which was distributing funds given by …

The Archives of Appalachia’s newest digital exhibit “A Day in the Life: The Railroad” tells the story of Gary Emmert, who worked on the railroad …

The second History Harvest will take place in the spring semester as part of the ETSU Department of History’s plans to continue preserving the legacy …

When surveying the halls of the Archives of Appalachia, you will come across various records and documents from the Appalachian region, which highlight the noteworthy …

Forty years ago, in 1978, ETSU launched an initiative that opened new doors for the university and its students: The Archives of Appalachia. The Archives …

“The Breaks: Centuries of Struggle,” a documentary on the Breaks Interstate Park, known as the “Grand Canyon of the South,” airs Sunday, April 8, at …