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	Search results: 38 item(s) for: First        Image: Title: Subject: Description: 1. All I Got's Done Gone Fiddle Tunes--Kentucky; McNew, Walter; All I Got's Done Gone Fiddle tune played unaccompanied by Walter McNew and recorded by Steve Green July-August 1992 in Rockcastle County, Kentucky. 2. Arkansas Traveler Country Music--Kentucky; Country Musicians--Kentucky; Radio Programs--Kentucky; WHAS (Radio Station: Louisville, Ky.); Cousin Emmy (Cynthia Mae Carver); Arkansas Traveler; Harmonica Music--Kentucky; Tune played on harmonica by of Cousin Emmy (Cynthia Mae Carver of Barren County, Kentuck) and Her Kinfolks on radio progrm on WHAS, Louisville, Kentucky 10-2-40. 3. Brickyard Joe Fiddle Tunes--Kentucky; McNew, Walter; Brickyard Joe Fiddle tune played unaccompanied by Walter Mcnew and recorded by Steve Green July-August 1992 in Rockcastle County, Kentucky. 4. [Coat, Black Dress] Clothing & dress; Coats The coat was manufactured for women's ware .It is a black wool dress coat that is full length and features buttons for closure. It has full length sleeves and cuffs. Both the collar and cuffs are deco 5. [Dress Coat, Black, Compound View] Clothing & dress; Coats The coat was manufactured for women's ware. It is a black wool dress coat that is full length and features buttons for closure. It has full length sleeves and cuffs. Both the collar and cuffs are deco 6. Have a Little Dance Tonight Boys Country Music--Kentucky; Country Musicians--Kentucky; Radio Programs--Kentucky; WHAS (Radio Station: Louisville, Ky.); Have a Little Dance Tonight Boys; Song played and sung by cast with spoken introduction by announcer on the Kentucky Play Party radio program on WHAS, Louisville, Kentucky 1-2-39 7. Have a Little Meeting in the Morning Gospel Music--Kentucky; African American Musicians--Kentucky; Radio Programs--Kentucky; WHAS (Radio Station: Louisville, Ky.); Deep River Echoes (Radio Program); Apollo Quartet; Have a Little Meeting in the Morning; Gospel song sung by the Apollo Quartet of Louisville, Jefferson County, Kentucky, on the WHAS radio program Deep River Echoes 12-23-40. 8. Humble Yourself Gospel Music--Kentucky; African American Musicians--Kentucky; Radio Programs--Kentucky; WHAS (Radio Station: Louisville, Ky.); Humble Yourself; Bluegrass Quartet; Gospel song sung by the Bluegrass Quartet of Richmond, Madison County, Kentucky, April 1946 at the Renfro Valley Redbud Festival, Rockcastle County, Kentucky and broadcast on WHAS Louisville, Kentucky 9. I Claim Jesus First Hymns, English--Kentucky; Martin, Jessie; I Claim Jesus First; Song sung by Jessie Martin and recorded by Will Sears in Whitley County, Kentucky 08-15-08. 10. Indian Nation Fiddle tunes--Kentucky; Stamper, Hiram, 1893-1991; Indian Nation; Fiddle tune performed by Hiram Stamper in key of G. Fiddle tuned gdad. Recorded in Knott County, Kentucky by Bruce Greene on January 6, 1977. Also known in eastern Kentucky as Betty Baker. 11. Irish Wash Woman Country Music--Kentucky; Country Musicians--Kentucky; Radio Programs--Kentucky; WHAS (Radio Station: Louisville, Ky.); Cousin Emmy (Cynthia Mae Carver); Irish Wash Woman; Fiddle Tunes--Kentucky; Fiddle tune played by band members of Cousin Emmy (Cynthia Mae Carver of Barren County, Kentucky) and Her Kinfolks on radio progrm on WHAS, Louisville, Kentucky 10-2-40. 12. Log structure 1 Log buildings--Appalachian Region--Photographs The first settlers in the Appalachian Mountain Regions emigrated from previously settled areas in the United States. Germans and Scotch-Irish from Pennsylvania, English from the Eastern sections of Vi 13. Log structure 21 Log buildings--Appalachian Region--Photographs Stone piers and foundations provided a means of leveling a building as well as helping to prevent termite infestation. These are laid dry, or with mud, one on top of the other. Twenty-first hyperlink 14. Log structure 29 Log buildings--Appalachian Region--Photographs The Pennsylvania Germans introduced a more finished look by chinking first with stones and clay, then plastering this undercoat with white lime and sand mortar. Twenty-ninth hyperlinked image in the 15. Log structure 3 Log buildings--Appalachian Region--Photographs Log construction began in the Scandinavian regions before the Bronze Age. The first structures were simple rectangular buildings made of horizontally-laid round logs with corner notching. Third hyper 16. Log structure 31 Log buildings--Appalachian Region--Photographs Most log buildings in Appalachia have gables of clapboard. Thirty-first hyperlinked image in the essay "Historical Survey of Log Structures in Southern Appalachia." 17. Log structure 37 Log buildings--Appalachian Region--Photographs The first homes were known as pole shacks, and were often roughly constructed and temporary, one-room structures. Thirty-seventh hyperlinked image in the essay "Historical Survey of Log Structures 18. Log structure 41 Log buildings--Appalachian Region--Photographs A Saddle Bag house was created by constructing an addition on the chimney end of the second pen. Forty-first hyperlinked image in the essay "Historical Survey of Log Structures in Southern Appalachi 19. Log structure 47 Log buildings--Appalachian Region--Photographs Two story homes were built with two rooms on the first floor, separated by a central hall and a stairway leading to a large room on the second floor. Forty-seventh hyperlinked image in the essay "His 20. Log structure 5 Log buildings--Appalachian Region--Photographs The first log structures erected in the American Colonies were the English Garrison Houses and Dutch Blockhouses of New England. Fifth hyperlinked image in the essay "Historical Survey of Log Struct
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