W. Amos Abrams papers 1884-1979.

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W. Amos Abrams papers 1884-1979.

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The Abrams Papers contain four significant sections: Abrams' audio recordings, his correspondence, his folk song collection and his speech collection. The audio recordings were recorded primarily while he lived in Watauga County. Formats include sound disc, reel-to-reel, and audio cassette. They include Abrams' commentary and consist of mountain ballad singers and radio presentations of World War II era political leaders. Also included are Abrams' educational materials from Duke University and his Wilcox-Gay recorder.

26.4 linear feet.

Appalachian State University, ASU

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SNAC Resource ID: 7614933

Appalachian State University, ASU

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Williams, Cratis D.

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