Pendleton County (W. Va.)

Scope and Contents These are records of West Virginia folklorists and musicians Michael and Carrie Nobel. Their work is mainly in the form of folklife and oral history documentation of social issues, communities, events, and people.The collection consists mainly of interview and music performance audio recordings, photographs and interview transcripts related to their extensive work in West Virginia, Ohio, North Carolina, Pennsylvania, Maryland, and Massachusetts.Digital preservation of the...

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This series consists of correspondence, interview logs, and photographs relating to production of an audio tour for the Pendleton County Chamber of Commerce depicting the culture and history of each of the county's distinct river valleys and the county seat of Franklin. Sixty residents were interviewed for the four-part series that featured CD track numbers that corresponded with numbered signs at historic sites along mapped routes

Scope and Contents This series consists of original recorded interviews used to develop CD audio tours for the Pendleton County, West Virginia Chamber of Commerce.The tour recordings depicted the culture and history of each of the county's distinct river valleys and the county seat of Franklin. Recording track numbers corresponded with numbered signs at historic sites along mapped routes.Preservation of these interviews was made possible by a Recordings-At -Risk grant from the Council On...

Scope and Contents This series consist of original DAT and minidisc audio interview recordings resulting from the Klines' 2002 work for the USDA Forest Service documenting the history of the 1839 era Sites Homestead also known as the Wayside Inn or the Sites Inn in Pendleton County, West Virginia.Digital preservation of these interviews was made possible by a Recordings-At-Risk grant from the Council On Library and Information Resources (CLIR). The CLIR grant program is made possible by funding from...

Scope and Contents

This series consists of interview logs, and photographs relating to the Kline's 2002 work for the USDA Forest Service documenting history of the 1839 era Sites Homestead also known as the Wayside Inn or the Sites Inn in Pendleton County, West Virginia.