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Horace Kephart: Revealing an Enigma

Craft Revival: Shaping Western North Carolina Past and Present
 
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1. "'Blockade' Still-House" "'Blockade' Still-House" Unknown photograph "'Blockade' Still-house (The laurel had to be parted to get this much of a picture)." This photograph is on Album page 29 with the heading "Great Smoky Mts."
2. "F.B. Laney, &c" "F.B. Laney, &c" Unknown photograph "(L. to R.--) F.B. Laney, &c." This photograph is almost identical to the one on the top of Album page 44, except that the person on the left is different (Laney instead of Taylor). In addition to Laney, other people in the picture are, from left to right, Molly Davis, Mrs. Barnett, Bob Barnett, and Will Calhoun. The photograph was taken at the foreman's house of the abandoned Everett copper mine.
3. "Bee-Gum" "Bee-Gum" Unknown photograph "A Bee-Gum." This picture appeared in "Our Southern Highlanders" (1921, p. 248) and in Kephart's series "The Southern Highlander" (part II, "The Back of Beyond," Outing Magazine, p. 403) as "A Bee-Gum." This photograph is on Album page 21 with the heading "Great Smoky Mts."
4. "A caller at my door (Xmas, 1904)" "A caller at my door (Xmas, 1904)" Unknown photograph "A caller at my door (Xmas, 1904)." The same child is identified on Album page 48 in the lower right as Walter Calhoun. This photograph is on Album page 21 with the heading "Great Smoky Mts."
5. "Word list from the mountains of western North Carolina." "Word list from the mountains of western North Carolina." Kephart, Horace, 1862-1931 unpublished document "A Word List from the Mountains of Western North Carolina," perphaps for Kephart's article of the same title.
6. "Baumgardners" "Baumgardners" Unknown photograph "Baumgardners." This photograph shows a man and three women.
7. "Baumgardners" "Baumgardners" Unknown photograph "Baumgardners." This photograph shows a man, a woman, a girl and baby.
8. "Belle Brown feeding cane-mill" "Belle Brown feeding cane-mill" Unknown photograph "Belle Brown feeding cane-mill." This photograph is on Album page 5 with the heading "Tuckaseegee River." This is one of three photographs on the page depicting the production of sorghum molasses.
9. "Bob on the ore dump" "Bob on the ore dump" Unknown photograph "Bob on the Ore Dump." The picture is similar to the one in Kephart's article "The Southern Highlander" (part II, "The Back of Beyond") which appeared in "Outing Magazine," January 1913, p. 397, and was labeled "Bob." It might have been taken during the same shoot. This blue-line photograph is on Album page 45 with the heading "Great Smoky Mts."
10. "Calhoun's store" "Calhoun's store" Unknown photograph "Calhoun's store," which was located in Medlin, North Carolina, was operated by Granville Calhoun. This photograph is on Album page 13 with the heading "Great Smoky Mountains" (on other pages abbreviated "Great Smoky Mts."). The store is described in "Our Southern Highlanders."
11. "Clingman Dome, from the summit of Siler's Bald. (6,619 ft) Jan., 1905 (5,594 ft.)" "Clingman Dome, from the summit of Siler's Bald. (6,619 ft) Jan., 1905 (5,594 ft.)" Unknown photograph "Clingman Dome, from the summit of Siler's Bald. (6,619 ft) Jan., 1905 (5,594 ft.)." A man is seated in the foreground.
12. "Dave Brown's house" "Dave Brown's house" Unknown photograph "Dave Brown's House." This photograph is on Album page 3 with the heading "Tuckaseegee River." The people photographed with the house include Alma Brown and Homer who are also in the photograph on the lower right of this page. Also pictured is the woman in the picture in "Our Southern Highlanders" (1922 revised ed., p. 288) captioned "'She knows no other lot'" and in the earlier edition of "Our Southern Highlanders" ( p. 225) as "At thirty a mountain woman is apt to have a worn and faded look".
13. "Desda Robinson and cousins" "Desda Robinson and cousins" Unknown photograph "Desda Robinson and cousins." Desda Robinson and possibly her cousins seen here also appear in the photograph on the lower left corner of Album page 5 as part of the "Jeff and Joe Robinson Families." These two photographs were likely taken at the same time.
14. "Ella Turpin" "Ella Turpin" Unknown photograph "Ella Turpin." The Turpin family of Dicks Creek, near Dillsboro, North Carolina, is featured on Album page 7 under the heading "Tuckaseegee River."
15. "From the divide, southward, near Hall Cabin" "From the divide, southward, near Hall Cabin" Unknown photograph "From the Divide, southward, near Hall Cabin." The cabin was located on the North Carolina / Tennessee state line in the Great Smoky Mountains
16. "From the Summit" "From the Summit" Unknown photograph "From the Summit (None of these pictures give any idea of the vast outlook, nor of the steep descent into the valleys)."
17. "From the Summit" "From the Summit" Unknown photograph "From the Summit (None of these pictures give any idea of the vast outlook, nor of the steep descent into the valleys)."
18. "G. W. Baumgardner" "G. W. Baumgardner" Unknown photograph "G.W. Baumgardner." This photograph is on Album page 3 with the heading "Tuckaseegee River." The oblong hole in the cabin wall to the left of Mr. Baumgardner's head can be seen in the picture in "Our Southern Highlanders" (1922 revised ed., p. 288) captioned "`She knows no other lot'" and in the earlier edition of "Our Southern Highlanders" ( p. 225) as "At thirty a mountain woman is apt to have a worn and faded look". The same hole in the cabin wall appears also in the photographs of "Mrs. Alma Brown and Homer" and "Geo. Davis, the dwarf, and Homer Brown."
19. "Gates's" "Gates's" Unknown photograph "Gates's." This photograph features three children by the corner of a house, probably in the Dicks Creek community of Jackson County, North Carolina.
20. "George Davis and Homer Brown" "George Davis and Homer Brown" Unknown photograph "George Davis and Homer Brown." This photograph is on Album page 5 with the heading "Tuckaseegee River." The oblong hole in the cabin wall to right of Mr. Davis' head can be seen in the picture in "Our Southern Highlanders" (1922 revised ed., p. 288) captioned "`She knows no other lot'" and in the earlier edition of "Our Southern Highlanders' ( p. 225) as "`At thirty a mountain woman is apt to have a worn and faded look". The same hole in the cabin wall appears also in the photographs of "Mrs. Alma Brown and Homer" and "G.W. Baumgardner."
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