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Collection Overview
Scope and Contents of the Materials
Ephemeral items documenting the history and culture of the counties of Bell, Boyd and Harlan in Eastern Kentucky.
Subject/Index Terms
Administrative Information
Repository:
Eastern Kentucky University - Special Collections and Archives
Acquisition Source:
Newton, Emma
Acquisition Method:
gift
Box and Folder Listing
Browse by Folder:
[
Folder 1: Bell County, 1888-1942],
[
Folder 2: Boyd County, 1929],
[
Folder 3: Harlan County, 1934-2000],
[
Folder 4: Perry County, 1952],
[All]
- Folder 1: Bell County, 1888-1942
- Includes "Brief Facts about Pineville" (1888), Baccalaureate Services Pineville High School (1940), Pineville Junior Woman's Club Yearbook (1941-1942), and Bell County High School Junior-Senior Banquet (1944).
- Barcode: 31234014261364
- Folder 2: Boyd County, 1929
- Announcement of a new law firm partnership, Robert T. Caldwell and Porter M. Gray.
- Barcode: 31234014261372
- Folder 3: Harlan County, 1934-2000
- Includes Noe's Bar-B-Q envelope (1934), Pine Mountain Settlement School Calendar (1942), "The Cabin of William Creech," by Charles D. Cole (1929), and "Harlan Mountain Roots" (2000).
- Barcode: 31234014261380
- Folder 4: Perry County, 1952
- "Conquer the Nearest Hill," an address by David F. Cocks of Standard Oil Company delivered byfore the graduating class of Witherspon College High School at Buckhorn, KY (1952).
- Barcode: 31234014262370
