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Craftsman's Fair, 1948: A. Ben Hall
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A. Ben Hall was one of the early Brasstown Carvers. Here he is shown demonstrating carving with a piece of wood. The photograph was taken by an unknown photographer at the 1948 Craftsman's Fair of the Southern Highlands in Gatlinburg, Tennessee.
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John C. Campbell Folk School brochure
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Spinning Wheel, Beaver Lake
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Marguerite Butler with coverlet
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Isadora Williams Weaving Notebook II
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Southern Highland Handicraft Guild meeting, 1939, March
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Pledge card for L.O. Weatherford
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Frances Goodrich to Mrs. Foulke, 1929
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Southern Highland Handicraft Guild meeting, 1942, September
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Folk Art Center ground breaking ceremony
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Qualla Arts and Crafts Mutual
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Miss Cherokee
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Survey of Crafts: John C. Campbell Folk School
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Southern Mountain Handicraft Guild meeting, 1931, October
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Woven cloth sample notebook
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Southern Highland Handicraft Guild meeting, 1943, March
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Woodworker's tool chest: plumb bob and holder
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Appalachian, Vol. 1 No. 2 pages 2 & 3
