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Appalachian Magazine
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Appalachian History
Legend and Tall Tales
Old Ways & Memories
It May Be Spring, But We Still Have 5 “Winters” Left…
Pocketknife Superstitions: Never Fold a Knife Someone Else Opened
Appalachian Talk: How the Bible Influenced Our Language
200+ Years Ago: The Carolina Gold Rush
Travel
French Fries on Your Salad: It’s a Pennsylvania Thing!
Why the Blue Ridge Mountains are… Blue
Southern Fish Camps: Where Tradition is Fried
The Republic of Franklin: Appalachia’s Lost Country
The Martha Washington: Appalachia’s Hidden Gem
Food
Mountain Tradition: Eating Ramps in Springtime
Old Time Practice: Drinking Coffee from Saucers
How Prohibition & World War II Made The South Fall in…
French Fries on Your Salad: It’s a Pennsylvania Thing!
Soup Beans: A True Mountain Meal
Nature
It May Be Spring, But We Still Have 5 “Winters” Left…
Why the Blue Ridge Mountains are… Blue
Kudzu: The Vine that Ate the South
Winter Reveals Farmers Are Simply a Different Kind of People
The Interesting Story of How Hurricanes Get Their Names
Faith
Appalachian Talk: How the Bible Influenced Our Language
Baptizing in the Creek: Making a Public Profession in the Mountains
The History of ‘Sunday Go to Meet’n Clothes’
Who are the Mennonites of Appalachia?
Mountain Tradition: Shape Note Singing
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