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"A Bluegrass Hornbook" (history of Bluegrass music) 1976 Public Radio Program Series.
Programs trace Bluegrass Music history up to 1976 with comentary, interiews, and performances including early string bands, brother duettes, Carter Family, Bill Monroe, Stanley Brothers, Don Reno, Osborne Brothers, Country Gentlemen, and McReynold Brothers.
Listen To Programs
A Map of the Appalachian Region
A pictorial map of the Appalachian Region "showing localities of historic interest, places of natural beauty and wonder, and public highroads thereto" by Clarence Kearfott. The map covers parts of Kentucky, West Virginia, Virginia, Tennessee and North Carolina and has a detailed border depicting historical scenes and events from the early settlements of the region during the 18th and 19th centuries.
Abraham Lincoln Collection
A.C. Bailey Singing and Commentary
Academic Program Council (APC)
Meeting agenda, meeting minutes, and other documents of the Academic Program Council (APC).
Academy School
Created as an affiliated school of Berea College, the Academy served as a Senior High School. In 1938, reorganization abolishes the Academy by adding the ninth and tenth grades to the Foundation School, thus creating the Lower Division (Grades 11-12, College Freshman and Sophomore years) and Upper Division (College Junior and Senior years) to the College.
Accreditation Reports and Studies
Self-studies and reports undertaken by Berea College and its various academic and administrative departments in accordance with accreditating associations.
Actors Theatre of Louisville—Humana Play Festival Scripts Collection
Scripts included in the collection represent submissions and final revisions of works performed or considered by the Actors Theatre between 1981 and 1995.
Ada May Dinkleman Scrapbook
Ada M. Dinkleman was born on May 22, 1881, in Madisonville (Hamilton County), Ohio. She graduated from Denison in Ohio and taught at Berea from approximately 1908-1911. in 1912, Dinkleman married Emil Bracker, who had served as the acting superintendent of the College gardens and forests during the same time that Dinkleman was faculty at Berea. Dinkleman died in January, 1984 in Illinois.