"Folks, we have come to take your picture"

Posted by Dave Tabler | March 6, 2007

Source: http://boundless.uoregon.edu/cgi-bin/browseresults.exe?CISOROOT=/Ulmann2

Tags: appalachia, appalachian culture, appalachian history, history of appalachia

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