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Appalachian ChurchesLetcher County KYAnglais
Publié in Appalachianhistorian.org
Auteur Alex Hall

Appalachian Churches Series – Jenkins United Methodist Church in Jenkins, Kentucky On the uphill side of Main Street in Jenkins, Kentucky, a two story brick church with a row of tall arched windows still looks out over the old company town. Across the street the former depot holds the David A. Zegeer Coal Railroad Museum, and behind both buildings the hills rise steeply toward former mine camps and company houses.

ChallengeDoing The WorkOpportunitiesSaddle Up PardnerAnglais
Publié in Sauropod Vertebra Picture of the Week
Auteur Matt Wedel

Do it yourself. I don’t mean that as a descriptive phrase. It’s a complete sentence, in the imperative. Do it yourself. Pick up the pencil, pen, stylus, paintbrush, airbrush, mouse, keyboard, scissors, rolling  pin, hammer, drill, wrench, saw, welding torch, sewing needle, instrument, guitar pick, pickaxe, shovel, dumbbell, jump rope, paddle, piton, hiking pole.

Appalachian HistoryAnglais
Publié in Appalachianhistorian.org
Auteur Alex Hall

Appalachian History Series – The Appalachian Trail and the Making of Appalachia On a clear morning on any high ridge from Georgia to Maine, the Appalachian Trail feels simple. White blazes on tree trunks. A narrow ribbon of dirt. The soft scrape of boots on rock. Step back a little, though, and that narrow path turns out to be something much bigger.

Appalachian FiguresLawrence County KYAnglais
Publié in Appalachianhistorian.org
Auteur Kala Thornsbury

The York Brothers, George and Leslie “Les” York, grew up in a musical family in Lawrence County, Kentucky. From an early age, they learned to play guitar and harmonize and began performing locally. George left school after the eighth grade and briefly worked in the coal mines. Even while mining, he continued to play music on the side.