Posts tagged Archives of Appalachia

 The Appalachian Foodway Series is a digital and physical collection that aims to connect Appalachian food to its cultural, social and economic roots. It helps …

ETSU celebrated the musical legacy of one of Johnson City’s most influential record labels during Tuesday’s “Rich-R-Tone Records: Listening Session and Presentation” in the Sherrod …

Sin Sibh! That’s how Professor Adam Dahmer, or Àdhamh Dàmaireach, greeted the class in my Scottish Gaelic elective for Appalachian Studies. It was in that …

The Center of Excellence for Appalachian Studies and Services is celebrating its 40th anniversary. The Institute of Appalachian Affairs began in 1978 to bring together …

The Archives of Appalachia holds the stories of a region often misunderstood, but time is running out to save them. With the help of a …

If you’re an Appalachian, there’s a good chance you have a closet full of quilts. Quilting is a part of Appalachian tradition and has been …

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 …