Hidden Folklorists: Harry Payne Reeves, the Mysterious Cowboy Singer Daca
Posted by: Stephen Winick
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Ten Thousand Cattle for Our One Thousandth Post
Posted by: Stephen Winick
Posted in: AFC History, Alan Lomax, Cowboys, Folk Music
Remembering Fred Stewart
Posted by: Stephen Winick
Posted in: Cowboys, Obituaries
American Folklife Center Reissues Four Historic LPs
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Posted in: AFC 40th Anniversary, AFC Events, AFC History, African Americans, Alan Jabbour, Alan Lomax, Cowboys, Duncan Emrich, ethnomusicologists, Folk Music, Folklorists, Folksong, John Lomax, John Wesley Work III, Marshall W. Stearns, Native American History, Willard Rhodes
The Folklore and Folksong of Trains in America, Part One
Posted by: Stephanie Hall
Posted in: Alan Lomax, Austin Fife, Charles Lafayette Todd, Charles Lafayette Todd and Robert Sonkin, Cowboys, Folksong, John Lomax, Legends, Robert Sonkin, Ruby Terrill Lomax, Zora Neale Hurston
Poetry Afield
Posted by: Stephanie Hall
Posted in: African Americans, Charles Lafayette Todd, Cowboys, Mary Hufford, Medieval Folklore, Poetry, Robert Sonkin, Sidney Robertson Cowell, Stetson Kennedy
Saddlemaker Ken Tipton
Posted by: Stephen Winick
Posted in: Cowboys, Crafts, Material Culture
The Ninety-Six Ranch Celebrates Its 150th
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The Ninety-Six Ranch Sesquicentennial
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Posted in: AFC History, Clothing, Cowboys, Cultural Heritage