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Ralph White Papers, 1957-1962

Collection Overview

Title: Ralph White Papers, 1957-1962

Extent: 1.0 Folders

Date Acquired: 07/16/2019

Languages: English [eng]

Scope and Contents of the Materials

This small collection consists of a single issue of Mountain Life & Work and several photographs of schools in the Appalachian Region taken in the 1950s. These photographs are mostly of one-room schools and were taken in Jackson County, KY, Greene and Hancock Counties, Tennessee and Russell County, Virginia, Several photos were deliberately unidentified including one photograph with an integrated class. Several photos also show parents building playgrounds and painting the school.

Administrative Information

Acquisition Source: Snawder, Linda

Acquisition Method: gift


Box and Folder Listing

Folder 1Add to your cart.
Barcode: 31234013923501
Item 1: Baker School in Jackson County, KY, ca 1955Add to your cart.
Item 2: Baker School in Jackson County, KY, ca 1955Add to your cart.
Item 3: Boys Playing Baseball at Gethsemane School in Greene Co., TN, ca 1955Add to your cart.
Item 4: A Thinking Group's Water System, ca 1955Add to your cart.
Item 5: Parent Build Slide at Mountain View School, Greene Co., TN, ca 1955Add to your cart.
Item 6: Canning Project at Central School in Hancock Co., TN, ca 1955Add to your cart.
Item 7: A Better Water System at Fairview School in Russell Co., VA, ca 1955Add to your cart.
Item 8: Fairview School in Russell Co., VA, ca 1955Add to your cart.
Item 9: Long Branch School in Russell Co., VA, ca 1955Add to your cart.
Item 10: Parents Building Play Equipment at Gravel Lick School in Russell Co., VA, ca 1955Add to your cart.
Item 11: Parents Painting School at Combs School in Russell Co., VA, ca 1955Add to your cart.
Item 12: Library at an Unidentified School, ca 1955Add to your cart.
Item 13: School Children at an Unidentified School, 1957Add to your cart.
Item 14: Mountain Life & Work, 1962Add to your cart.
Includes notes on an article about verbs in mountain speech.