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Bob White Covered Bridge in Woolwine, Va.

Taken in Meadows of Dan, Patrick, Va.

"Earl Plamer was with me on this trip" written on back.

"Earl Plamer was with me on this trip" written on back.

"Earl Plamer was with me on this trip" written on back.

"Earl Plamer was with me" written on back.

Turner Chapel near Keystone, W. Va.

"Earl Plamer was with me on this trip" written on back.

Indian Creek covered bridge

Corn shocks in corn field

Grandfather Mountain, N. C.

"Earl Plamer was with me on this trip" written on back.

Written on back: "This was took when Earl Palmer & I was on one of our trips"

John Newton Hylton grinding corn meal

John Newton Hylton's mill

Wagon and wooden corn planter at Mabry Mill

Written on back: "After working all day, the mountain man always found time for music. Here John N. Hylton from Floyd County, Va. finds time to play his homemade banjo."

Joyce Bowman's mother was raised in this cabin

1921 McCormick Deering Tractor

Corn shocks in corn field

"Earl Plamer was with me on this trip" written on back.

Written on back: Garden planting time in the Blue Ridge. Here Hubert Hensley, who still does his farm work by horses, is getting ready to plow his garden."

Written on back: "All of the mountain families grew they ate and built everything on their farm with strong hands and a willing heart. Here Hubert Hensley and his wife are getting ready to milk his cow."

Written on back: "Landscape in the heart of the appalachian mountains of Kentucky. Willie Gibbons and his wife Nancy raised a family of 12 kids on this 85 acre farm and three room cabin."

Jesse Stuart's home in West Hollow, Kentucky

Written on back: "The only way the farmer had to get his crops from the field to the farm was horse-drawn wagons or fled. Here is a 'Jolt' wagon in Floyd County, Va. They was called 'jolt' because they rode so rough."

Written on back: "Nestled in a cove in Greenup County, Ky. is Sophia Stuarts log home. Sophia was the late sister of Jesse Stuart, well known Kentucky writer."

Written on back: "Mountain people grew all the grain they used on the farm. On every creek there was a water powered grist mill where they got their corn, wheat, and buckwheat ground into flour. Here is the snow-covered water race of a grist mill in…

Joe Carter, son of A.P. and Sara Carter

Written on back: "Log building in Elliot Valley in Montgomery County, Va. was once used for a church."

Written on back: "A fast-vanishing art among mountain families in the appalachian mountains, hog-killing was once a way of life. Here they are getting the water hot to scald the hog so the hair will come off. Water temperature is about 155 degrees."

"Earl Plamer was with me on this trip" written on back.

Man and horse on postcard

Stone Face Mountain, Lee County, Virginia

"Earl Palmer was with me on this trip" written on back.

Sharp Top at the Peaks of Otter

Cascades

Moonshine Still

Earl Palmer Postcard

Earl Palmer Postcard

Wild Ginseng

"Submarine" Moonshine Still

Wagon Train

Brewing Moonshine

Mother and Daughter Making a Basket

Old Houses

Buren Cockram with cow

Children sit by a pot stove at the Decoy School

Moonshiners Playing Music

Cumberland Avenue in Middlesboro, Kentucky