The Beargrass
By Lawrence J. Fleenor, Jr.
A Dying Art II: Reveneur’s Memories of Yesteryear’s Moonshiners
By Jack Allen Powell
A Dying Art III: Reveneur’s Memories of Yesteryear’s Moonshinrs
B y Jack Allen Powell
Back Packing North Carolina
Joe Miller
Bad John Wright
The Law of Pine Mountain
By Phillip K. Epling
Beach to Bluegrass
Places to Brake On Virginia’s Longest Road
By Joe Tennis
Black Mountain – Mother of Today
By Lawrence Fleenor, Jr
Blue-grass and Rhododendron
By John Fox Jr.
Brother’s Once More
By Richard Chaltas and Richard C. Brown
“Brother’s Once More is a book about taking pride in our heritage and an effort to recall a piece of our history. Our goal was to offer a reflection into the past. We wanted to provide the reader of a vivid image of the tremendous suffering and sacrifices of the mountain people during a time of brother fighting brother….the story evolved from a poem written to honor the Pound Gap Monument project,…We pray that this tragic tale awakens within you a burning desire to rediscover your roots, your heritage and document the stories for future generations.”
Canary In A Coal Mine
By Bob L. Hayes
“Travel back to an era during the 1940′s and early 1950′s and experience life in a Southwest Virginia coal camp as seen through the eyes of a young boy, Franklin Delano Roosevelt Gentry (Frankie).
Be a witness to the trials and tribulations, the joys and heartaches, and meet the unforgettable characters who contributed to the close-knit environment of the times. It is a story of life and death, happiness and sorrow, but most of all…it is a story of love.”
Crimes, Criminals and Characters
By Roy Sturgill
Crude Awakening
The Matching Heart Series
By Margaret Jessee Phelps
Dancing On The Mountaintops
By Kathleen Mullins Dingus
Daughters of the Appalachians
By Goodman
Everything I Know About Success I Learned From Napoleon Hill
By Don M. Green
This book written by Don M. Green, A Wise County Native, who is the executive Director of the Napoleon Hill Foundation. As I understand it Hill was a speech writer for Franklin Delano Roosevelt and it was Hill that formed the phrase “The Only thing we have to fear is fear Itself”. Hill was born in Wise County, Virginia. A historical marker was installed on the road near the Lowe’s place on Highway 23.
Facing West
A Conrad Amberger Story
By Carol Morgan Hunt
FEUD- Hatfields, McCoys
Hatfields, McCoys, and Social Change in Appalachia 1860-1900
By Altina L.Waller
Finding Franklin
Mystery of the Lost State of Franklin
By Joe Tennis
Folk Medicine in America Today
A Guide for a new generation of Folk Healers
By John Heinerman, PHD
Folk Medicine In Southern Appalachia
By Anthony Cavender
Forgotten Turmoil In Southeastern, Kentucky
Ku Klux Klan
By Benjamin F. Luntz
Ginseng Dreams
By Kristin Johannsen
History of the Country Cabin, Norton, Virginia
By Anna Ruth (Williams, Breeding) Wells
In Her Sister’s Shadow
By James Campbell
John Fox, Jr. Tapes
John Fox, Jr.
Keepsakes of the Heart
By Amelia Townsend & Dink Shacklefield
Kentucky: Decades of Discord 1865-1900
By Hambleton Tapp & James C. Clotter
Kingsport, Tennessee
A Planned American City
By Margaret Ripley Wolfe
Laughter and Levity In The Law
By James C. Roberson
Little Shepherd of Kingdom Come
By John fox, Jr.
Man of Constant Sorrow
By Dr. Ralph Stanley and Eddie Dean
Memories of Mountain Children
Memories of Mountain Children. Stories of 30 Authors of growing up in the Appalachian Mountains. 184 pages. Poetry, and Pictures. $25.00 plus 4.50 S & H. 5% VA Tax applies. Edited by Fannie Steele and Ila Ison.
Miscellanea: From the Sidelines of the Sixties
By Rachel Riggsby
Mountain woman: A Collection of Poetry
By Dorothy Witt. A Beautiful little book of poetry that came from the heart.
$10.00 plus S&H. $350 S&H
Murder in Old Kentucky
By Kevin McQueen
Natural Tunnell-Natures Marvel In Stone
By Tony Scales
Never Seen The Moon
The Trials of Edith Maxwell
By Sharon Hatfield
Nostalgic Narratives of Southwest Virginia
Roy L. Sturgill
Our Vanishing Heritage
By Fannie Lane Steele
A Little book for my grandchildren and others who would like to keep our heritage alive for theirs. Much of the material for this book is from my memories of growing up in the mountains on our hillside farm in Duncan Gap, and things imparted to me by my parents, aunts and uncles, older siblings and others who lived in and around our community. I realize with each passing day as older people leave us, a little bit of our history dies with them. The customs and ways of mountain living are fast vanishing away, so I call this book, Our Vanishing Heritage.
Pioneers In Paradise
By V.N. Bud Phillips
Samuel Doak
By Earle W. Crawford
Shadow of the Great Rock
By Jimmy Surgenew
Shadows of the Past
By Ann Goode Cooper
Slender is the Thread
Tales From A County Law Office
By Harry M. Caudill
Some Sandy Basin Characters
By Elihu Jasper Sutherland
South From Hell Fer-Sartin Ky
By Leonard W. Roberts
Southwest Virginia Crossroads
By Joe Tennis
Spirits of North Fork
By Ila Ison and John Church
Swift’s Silver Mine & Related Treasures
Michael S. Steeley
Taking Up Sepents
By David Kimbrough
Tales From The Moonshine Trade
By Kathy Sheaarer
Kathy Shearer who wrote “The Dante Book” and “Post Cards From the Past”has just published a book “Tales from the Moonshine Trade.”
Tall Tales of the Devil’s Apron
By Herbert Maynor Sutherland
The Women of Country Music
By Charles K Wolfe & James E. Akenson
The “Connection” In East Tennessee
Olga Joned Edwards & Izora Waters Frizzell
The Appalachians: America’s First and Last Frontier
Evans, Sanntelli & Warren
The Breaks
By Tony Scales
The Devil Amongst the Lawyers
By Sharyn McCrumb
The Forts of the Holston Militia
Lawrence Fleenor Jr. & Dale Carter
The Galax Gatherers
By Edward O Guerrant
The Hatfield-McCoy Feud
Myth-Legend-fact
By Thelma R. Crawford
The Hatfields and the McCoys
By Otis K. Rice
The Heart of the Hills
By John fox, Jr.
The Heirloom
Conversation Guide: Easy, Effective, Inexpensive Ways to record a Life Story
By Tracy Wilham
The Kentucky Encyclopedia
By John E. Kleber
The Life and Adventures of Wilburn Waters
By Charles B. Coole
The Mountain, The Miner and The Lord
By Harry Caudill
The Mystery Chronicles
By Joe Nickell
The Quare Women’s Journal
May Stone & Catherine Pettit’s Summers in the Kentucky Mountains and Founding of Hindman Settlement School
By Jess Stoddart
The Saga of Jenny Wiley
By Harry M. Caudill
The secrets of Graveyard Hill
By James Hibitts and Joe Roberts
264 pages
$21.00 plus tax
The Strange Case of Jonathan Swift and the Real Long John Silvers
By Robert A. Prather
The Tale of Devil Anse Hatfield
The Biography of Devil Anse Hatfield
By Hatfield and Spera
The Thread that Runs so True
A Mountain School Teacher tells his Story
By Jessee Stuart
The Trail of the Lonesome Pine
John Fox, Jr.
The Trial of Edith Maxwell
Wise County, Virginia – 1935
Transcribed by Fannie Steele
Traveling the Highway Home
Ralph Stanley and the World of Traditional Bluegrass Music
By John Wright
Two Continents, One Culture
The Scotch-Irish In Southern Appalachia
By Brown, Herschman, Maclaran
Views From the Gap
Wise County Historical Society.
Text Setup and Photos by Rhonda Robertson, Wanda Rose and Joyce Turner.
Photographs of Big Stone Gap and East Stone Gap in Virginia.
Wonderful illustrations and information throughout the book.
6 x 9, 122 pages, softbound. $20.00 plus tax and S & H.
Washington County -Then and Now
By Joe Tennis with the Historical Society of Washington County, VA
Boasting three forks of the Holston River and a skyline of mile-high mountains, Washington County lies at the heart of the Virginia Highlands.
Today, many miles of its railroad lines have become trails, and towns like Damascus, Abingdon, and Glade springs have grown from villages among wilderness. Author Joe Tennis has shared Washington County stories in books, magazines and newspapers. Together with the Washington County Historical society, he now presents this scenic and Cultural oasis as a journey through time.
Where the Eagle Lit
Cossie Mullins, Jr.
Wild North Carolina
By David Blevins & Michael P. Schafale
Yesterday’s People: Life in Contemporary Appalachia
By Jack E. Weller
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