Stories, quotes and anecdotes from Appalachia. 1880s-1950s era.

Category: West Virginia

Documentary film maker discusses her latest: ‘Hollow’

Filmmaker Elaine McMillion discusses her latest project, “Hollow,” an interactive, online documentary on the lives of McDowell County, WV.

The artistic meshing of rich heritage and exquisite hardship defining Appalachian culture is what Karen Vuranch has made her life’s work.

This southern Italian feast is traditionally celebrated on Christmas Eve. It stems from the observance of the Cena della Vigilia.

To commemorate Colonel Ruby Bradley’s experiences, Rebecca Park of Charleston is embarking on a project she calls “70 Years Ago Today.”

James Casto wrote “Highway to History,” to encourage more drivers to discover the history, scenery & small-town charm of the Midland Trail.

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