Romanticism on Wheels by Richard Blaustein, director, Center for Appalachian Studies and Services

Tourons in Wallyworld by Pat Arnow, editor

Bringing Visitors In by Helen Roseberry, director, Reece Museum

A Brief History of Tourism in Southern Appalachia by Norma Myers, assistant director, and Marie Tedesco, public service archivist, Archives and Special Collections

by Pat Arnow:

Tourist Central: Scourge or Salvation?

Dollywood: Changing the Profile of Pigeon Forge

The Great Indoors by the Smokies: Outlet Malls and a Convention Center

Sevier Statistics: Is the Boom a Bust?

Lucinda Ogle & Harvey Oakley: Children of Tourism

Story of Gatlinburg ... 1940 from Roamin’ & Restin’ by Wiley Oakley (used by permission)

Appalachia: Playground of the Rich and Famous photographs

A Roadside Attraction from The Smoky Mountain Black Bear: Spirit of the Hills by Jeff Rennicke

Touring Appalachia Now and Then photographs

Tennessee’s Overhill Country: Preserving the Industrial Revolution by Sandra L. Ballard

Cherokee and the Tourists: Living with the Tourist Trade from Cherokee One Feather, December 17, 1975

Marketing Cherokee by Laurene Scalf

Southern Skiing: Slippery Slopes by Mary Alice Basconi

Appalachia as Third World tour notice, staff

To Speak Well of the Dead by Meredith Sue Willis

This Is Not Tax Deductible by Victor M. Depta

religion by Suzanna O’Donnell

The Calling Lynn Powell

Reports on Tourism: Behind the Glitter and Performance Audit by Bill Dockery

The Smithsonian Guide to Historic America: The Carolinas and the Appalachian States and Touring the Western North Carolina Backroads by Carolyn Sakowski, reviewed by Nancy Ostheimer

Tracing the History of the Blue Ridge Parkway by Richard Blaustein

“They All Faded Away” by Robin M. Williams and Suzanna Clark, commentary by Ed Snodderly

Incest and Violence in the Mountains: Taking on the Monsters by Pat Arnow, editor, Now & Then

Exploding Appalachian Stereotypes: A Forever Agenda? by Richard Blaustein, director, Center for Appalachian studies and Services

Neighbors and Kin by Norma Myers, assistant director of Libraries for Archives and Special Collections, and Marie Tedesco, public service archivist

Artifacts of Life by Margaret S. Carr, registrar, and Blair H. White, curator, Reece Museum

Victims of Their Families by Peggy Cantrell

Of Shelters and Laws staff

Crime in Appalachia … the Search for Evidence by Pat Arnow and Norma Myers

High Murder Rates in Eastern Kentucky staff

Low Crime Rates in Appalachia’s Cities source: Uniform Crime Reports for the United States, 1989, FBI

The Porch Now and Then photographs

Notes from the Field: A Rural Community Study by Rubye Wilkerson Beck

Grass-Roots Leadership in Appalachia: A Contradiction in Terms? by Paul Salstrom

Everyday Life by Robert Morgan

The Jericho Tree by Phillip Ratliff

Upsetting the Apple Cart in Eastern Kentucky: Appalred Attorneys John Rosenberg and Tony Oppegard by Pat Arnow

Parts of You I Take Along by Brian Knave

Flannel Pajamas by Ruth Moose

My Pappaw’s Last Car by Brian Knave

Neighbors by David Black

Opp by Robert Allen

Crossword by Jim Minick

Lillie Loreen by Robert Allen

James E. Jones by Robert Allen

To Hold by Michael Chitwood

Rapture by Lynn Powell

We Learn to Love the Cherokee by Barbara Presnell

Roar by Barbara Presnell

Punk at Three and a Half by Laverne Zabielski

shadows at barn by David Graham

Mill on the Pond by Ruth Moose

Watauga Drawdown Poems by Don Johnson, reviewed by Pat Verhulst

Remembering Our Past, Building Our Future and Telling Our Stories, Sharing Our Lives compiled and edited by Helen M. Lewis, Suzanna O’Donnell, collected and written by the Ivanhoe History Project of the Ivanhoe Civic League, reviewed by Kristin Layng Szakos

Blossom, Stalk & Vine by Judy Odom, reviewed by Robert J. Higgs

Fat Monroe directed by Andrew Garrison, Mountain Vision directed by Susi Wehling, and Open Windows directed by Anne Johnson, reviewed by Rita Sims Quillen

Appalachian Frontiers: Settlement, Society & Development in the Preindustrial Era edited by Robert D. Mitchell, reviewed by Richard Blaustein

Coal, Class, and Color: Blacks in Southern West Virginia, 1915-32 by Joe William Trotter Jr., reviewed by Norma Myers

New Books for New Readers: Kentucky Folklore by R. Gerald Alvey, Women Who Made a Difference by Carol Crowe-Carraco, Why Work? by Judi Jennings, History Mysteries by James C. Klotter, and Choices by George Ella Lyon, reviewed by Charles F. Moore

“Who’ll Watch the Homeplace?” by Kate Long, commentary by Ed Snodderly

Who Invented Appalachia? by Richard Blaustein, director, Center for Appalachian Studies and Services

Our Own Media by Pat Arnow, editor, Now & Then

Broadside Television by Norma Myers, head, Archives and Special Collections and Marie Tedesco, public services archivist

Printing Presses by Helen Roseberry, director, Reece Museum

Are We Famous Yet? by Frank Soos

The Hills Meet Hollywood: The Now & Then Guide to Selected Feature Films About Appalachia

The Mountain Eagle: Ruffling Feathers by Pat Arnow

Appalshop: The Maturing of a ’60s Idea by Pat Arnow

The Making of Movies in Appalachia: Tap Roots, The Winter People, Goodbye Miss Fourth of July photographs

Relatively Strange: On the Set of Next of Kin by Anndrena Belcher

Jean Ritchie on Next of Kin Interviewed by J.W. Williamson

Listen to the Music in the Air: Early Radio Days in East Tennessee by Richard Blaustein

Television Comes to Johnson City by Charles Edwin Price

Pickles by Lisa Claire Vernon

Tap Roots by Michael McFee

Yankee Be Damnedby Michael Scott

Video Game by Garry Barker

Technological Man Meditation by David Black

The New Reconstruction by Harold Branam

Family Portrait by Carol Griffin

Broke-eye Nostalgia by Charles M. Saplak

Low-kus by Bob Henry Baber

Appalshop’s Fat Monroe a film adapted and directed by Andrew Garrison, reviewed by Laurene Scalf

The Appalachian Photographs of Earl Palmer by Jean Haskell Speer, reviewed by Roberta Herrin

The West Virginia Mine Wars: An Anthology edited by David Alan Corbin, reviewed by Denise Giardina

The Invention of Appalachia by Allen W. Batteau and Appalachian Images in Folk and Popular Culture edited by W.K. McNeil, reviewed by Richard Blaustein

“Twist You Up” by Ed Snodderly, commentary by Ed Snodderly