Guide to the Phillip J. Obermiller Papers and Appalachian...

Guide to the Phillip J. Obermiller Papers and Appalachian Migration Research Collection, 1950-2013

Provenance: Accession/Collection Number: SAA 172 Donated to the Berea College Special Collections & Archives by Phillip J. Obermiller Dates: 1950 - 2013 Extent: 11.3 linear feet; 27 ms boxes Language: The materials are in English Repository: Special Collections and Archives, Berea College, Berea, KY, 40404 The collection was opened for research in December 2004.

Scope and Content: This collection contains the records of Dr. Phillip J. Obermiller including: writings, correspondence and publications related to scholarly and community work; administrative documents and publications from Obermiller’s work with the Urban Appalachian Council; and research materials related to urban Appalachia and Appalachian migration collected by Obermiller.

Overview: Born in North Canton, Ohio, Phillip J. Obermiller, is a sociologist, scholar, and advocate for urban Appalachians. While not from Appalachia, Obermiller’s experience growing up in a family of European migrants living in a company town echoed the experience of Appalachians who he came to serve through his work. Obermiller came to the Appalachian Studies wing of the Appalachian movement from the neighborhood level. In the mid-1960s, while attending Catholic seminary in Cincinnati, Obermiller was mentored by Ernie Mynatt, a social worker tending to the city’s Appalachian migrant community. Working with Mynatt and Michael Maloney, Obermiller helped to establish the Urban Appalachian Council (UAC) in 1974. The UAC developed into a regional resource and educational center for Appalachian affairs, promoting pride in cultural heritage among urban Appalachians. Obermilller actively participated in the UAC’s Research Committee, producing studies and writings on the social issues facing urban Appalachians. In addition to his work with the UAC, Obermiller has been involved in the Appalachian Studies Association since its beginnings (serving as president in 2005-2006) and is known for his advocacy of quantitative research and interdisciplinary collaboration in the field. In addition to his numerous publications, Obermiller has provided consulting, training, and evaluation services for many urban education and welfare organizations in Cincinnati and elsewhere. Obermiller holds graduate degrees in philosophy and theology from the Athenaeum of Ohio and in sociology from the Union Institute. He has taught Appalachian Studies at the University of Cincinnati and Edgecliff College and has served as a tenured associate professor at Northern Kentucky University, a research

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associate at the University of Kentucky and visiting scholar at the University of Cincinnati’s School of Urban Planning. Living in Cincinnati, Obermiller continues his academic and advocacy work.

Arrangement: The collection is arranged in seven series: Writings and Correspondence, Urban Appalachian Council, Research Committee, Urban Appalachian Council, Subject Files, Newspaper Series on Appalachian Migration, Articles and Bibliographies and Audio Visual Materials. The collection was processed in December 2014 by Samuel Gleaves, Archives Processing Assistant. The finding aid was created by Lori Myers-Steele, Collections Archivist, with the help of Samuel Gleaves.

Subject Headings: Appalachia. Appalachian Festival. Appalachian Studies. Appalachian Studies Association. Appalachian Studies Conference. Appalachians (People)--Migrations. Council of Southern Mountains. Jones, Loyal, 1928- Migration, Appalachia. Maloney, Michael E. Mynatt, Ernie. Philliber, William W., 1943- Obermiller, Phillip J. Ohio, Cincinnati. Rural-urban migration--Southern States--History. Urban Appalachian Council. Wagner, Thomas E.

Restrictions: There are no known restrictions on the collection other than federal copyright regulations. Please cite all references to this collection.

Access: Records can be accessed through the Reading Room, Berea College Special Collections and Archives, Hutchins Library, Berea College.

Preferred Citation Note: [Record identification], Phillip Obermiller Papers and Appalachian Migration Research Collection 1950 – 2013, Berea College Special Collections & Archives, Berea, KY.

Related Collections: Berea College Special Collections and Archives, Urban Appalachian Council (UAC) Records 1930 – 1994 Berea College Special Collections and Archives, Appalachian Studies Association Records Berea College Special Collections and Archives, Council of the Southern Mountains Records, 1912-1970 Berea College Special Collections and Archives, Council of the Southern Mountains Records, 1970-1989, Berea College Special Collections and Archives, Council of the Southern Mountains Oral History Project Collection

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Selected Bibliography: Too Few Tomorrows: Urban Appalachians in the 1980s. Phillip J. Obermiller and William Philliber, eds.

Appalachian Consortium Press, 1987. Appalachia in an International Context: Cross-National Comparisons in Developing Regions.

Phillip J. Obermiller and William Philliber, eds. Praeger, 1994. From Mountain to Metropolis: Appalachian Migrants in American Cities.

Kathryn Borman and Phillip J. Obermiller, eds. Bergin & Garvey, 1994. Down Home, Downtown: Urban Appalachians Today. Phillip J. Obermiller, ed. Kendall/Hunt, 1996. Valuing Our Past, Creating Our Future: The Story of the Urban Appalachian Council.

Thomas Wagner and Phillip J. Obermiller, eds. Berea College Press, 1999. Appalachian Odyssey: Historical Perspectives on Appalachian Migration.

Phillip J. Obermiller, Thomas Wagner and E. Bruce Tucker, eds. Praeger, 2000. African American Miners and Migrants: The Eastern Kentucky Social Club.

Thomas Wagner and Phillip J. Obermiller, University of Illinois Press, 2004. Appalachia: Social Context Past and Present. Phillip J. Obermiller and Michael E. Maloney, eds.

Fifth Edition, Kendall/Hunt, 2007. Appalachian Health and Well Being. Robert Ludke and Phillip J. Obermiller, eds.

University Press of Kentucky, 2012. Interview with Phillip Obermiller, June 30, 2014. Catherine Herdman, Interviewer. 2014OH119 APP 606 Appalachian Studies Oral History Project. Louie B. Nunn Center for Oral History,

University of Kentucky Libraries. Studying Appalachian Studies: Making the Path by Walking. Chad Berry, Phillip J. Obermiller and Shaunna L. Scott, eds. University of Illinois Press, 2015.

Series Descriptions: Series 1: Boxes 1-2 Writings and Correspondence This series includes writings by Phillip J. Obermiller (including collaborations); and correspondence between Phillip Obermiller and William Philliber, Thomas Wagner, Loyal Jones, and Roger Guy; and general correspondence. Series 2: Boxes 2 – 4 Urban Appalachian Council (UAC) This series contains correspondence and publications related to the UAC, including: annual reports, event advertisements, project reports, the Urban Appalachian Voice newsletter (1998 – 2012, incomplete) and the Appalachian Connection newspaper (1998 – 2009, incomplete). Series 3: Boxes 4-5 Research Committee, Urban Appalachian Council This series contains materials (dated 1972-2013) related to the UAC Research Committee and includes correspondence, meeting minutes, project documents and working papers written by committee members. Series 4: Boxes 6 – 14 Subject Files This series contains research on Appalachian migration and related social issues, institutions and industries involved with urban Appalachians, and Appalachian populations in particular cities, including Cincinnati, Cleveland and Dayton, Ohio, Chicago, Illinois, and Detroit, Michigan. Series organized by subject. Series 5: Box 15 Newspaper Series on Appalachian Migration This series includes a number of series of newspapers articles related to Appalachian migration and urban Appalachians.

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Series 6: Boxes 16 – 25 Articles and Bibliographies This series contains articles and bibliographies on Appalachian migration. Organized by author or organization name. Series 7: Boxes 26 – 27 Audio Visual Materials This series contains audio and video recordings related to Appalachian migration and Obermiller’s work and includes: interviews, scholarly presentations, documentary films, news programs, and one research guide on disc. Formats include cassette tape, CD, VHS and DVD.

Box List:

Series 1: Writings and Correspondence

Box 1

Folder 1 Obermiller, Biographical.

Folder 2 Obermiller, Phillip. "Appalachia's Model Coal Towns." 2004

Folder 3 Obermiller, Phillip. "Appalachians in Akron, Ohio." 1978

Folder 4 Obermiller, Phillip. Untitled speech on Appalachian culture.

Folder 5 Obermiller, Phillip. Untitled paper on urban Appalachians

Folder 6 Obermiller, Phillip and Dan McKee. "The ABCs of Juvenile Justice In Cincinnati:

Appalachians, Blacks and the Courts." 1980

Folder 7 Obermiller, Phillip and Chad Berry. "Migration's Role in Appalachian Studies."

(excerpt from "Turning Point in Migration") n.d.

Folder 8 Obermiller, Phillip, Kathryn Borman and James Kroger. "The Lower Price Hill Community School: Strategies for Social Change from an Appalachian Street Academy." 1988

Folder 9 Obermiller, Phillip and Thomas Wagner. "God Knows Chicago Ain't No Place For A Southern Man: The Council of Southern Mountains Chicago Office For Appalachian Migrants." n.d.

Folder 10 Obermiller, Phillip and Thomas Wagner. "Only The Names Have Changed: A Comparative Study of Welfare Capitalism in Two Kentucky Counties 1910 - 2002." 2003

Folder 11 Obermiller, Phillip, Thomas Wagner and Roger Guy. "A Study in Contrasts: Urban Appalachian Nonprofit Organizations in Chicago and Cincinnati." 1998.

Folder 12 Obermiller, Phillip, M. Kathryn Brown, Donna Jones, Michael Maloney and Thomas Wagner. "Identity Matters: Building an Urban Appalachian Movement in Cincinnati." 2009.

Folder 13 Obermiller, Phillip and M. Kathryn Brown. "Research Prospectus for an Appalachian Migrant Cancer Study." Includes supporting research documents. 1987.

Folder 14 Appalachian Migrant Cancer Study supporting research

Folder 15 Batteau, Allen and Phillip Obermiller. "Introduction: The Transformation of Dependency."

Folder 16 Marger, Martin and Phillip Obermiller. "Emergent Ethnicity Among Canadian Maritime

Migrants." no date, after 1983

Folder 17 Marger, Martin and Phillip Obermiller. "Emergent Ethnicity Among Internal Migrants:

The Case of Maritimers in Toronto." 1987.

Folder 18 Marger, Martin and Phillip Obermiller. “Urban Appalachians and Canadian Maritime Migrants:

A Comparative Study of Emergent Ethnicity.” Paper draft 1982 and published copy 1983.

Folder 19 Philliber, William W. & Obermiller, Phillip J. Appalachians in Midwestern Cities: The Political Economy of Ethnic Group Formation. 1983.

Folder 20 Philliber, William W. & Obermiller, Phillip J. Black Appalachian Migrants: The Issue of Dual Minority Status. March 1982.

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Folder 21 Correspondence - Obermiller and Philliber, paper drafts

Folder 22 Correspondence - Obermiller and Wagner re: paper and conference presentations

Folder 23 Correspondence - Obermiller and Loyal Jones, Jones' revisions to Chicago paper

Box 2

Folder 1 Correspondence - Obermiller and Roger Guy

Folder 2 Correspondence - Obermiller and Thomas Wagner re: Council of Southern Mountains

Folder 3 Correspondence - Obermiller, general

Folder 4 Obermiller professional involvement

Series 2: Urban Appalachian Council

Folder 5 Urban Appalachian Council, general

Folder 6 Urban Appalachian Council, correspondence

Folder 7 Urban Appalachian Voice newsletter, Nov. 1988 - Winter 2004, Oct. 2012

Folder 8 Appalachian Connection calendar, undated and 1991 - July 1994

Folder 9 Urban Appalachian Council Annual Reports 1991 - 1993, 1994, 1996, 2001, 2003, 2005, 2006

Folder 10 Urban Appalachian Council Kinship Award - correspondence, invitations,

event programs, 1994 - 2000

Folder 11 Urban Appalachian Council Kinship Award - correspondence, invitations,

event programs, 2001 - 2012

Folder 12 Urban Appalachian Council meeting and event invitations, posters 1993 - 2011

Folder 13 Urban Appalachian Council - Appalachian Connection newspaper, administrative

Box 3

Folder 1 Urban Appalachian Council - Appalachian Connection newspaper May 1998 - December 1999

Folder 2 Urban Appalachian Council - Appalachian Connection newspaper January - December 2000


Folder 4 Urban Appalachian Council - Appalachian Connection newspaper March - December 2002


Folder 6 Urban Appalachian Council - Appalachian Connection newspaper Feb. 2004 – Dec. 2005

Folder 7 Urban Appalachian Council - Appalachian Connection newspaper Feb. 2006 – Aug. 2009

Box 4

Folder 1 Urban Appalachian Council (UAC) - Education Initiative 1999

Folder 2 UAC - Greater Cincinnati Survey Project Report prepared by Steve Howe, 1990

Folder 3 UAC - Greater Cincinnati Survey Project Report prepared by Thomas Shaw 2001

Folder 4 UAC - "Your Appalachian Client" healthcare provider's handbook 1990

Folder 5 UAC - Appalachian Festival programs 2001, 2007

Folder 6 Select Appalachian Community Development Association newsletters 1990 - 1992,

Santa Maria Community Services newsletter 1990, Channels newsletter by College of Community Services at University of Cincinnati 1978.

Folder 7 Detailed Inventory of Urban Appalachian Council Papers 1992

Series 3: Research Committee, Urban Appalachian Council

Folder 8 Urban Appalachian Council Research Committee - list of working papers 1974 - 2002

Folder 9 Working Paper, Maloney, Michael, "Just Looking For a Home: Urban Appalachians in Ohio." 1977

Folder 10 Working Paper, Maloney, Michael, "Implications of Appalachian Culture for Social Welfare Practice." 1974

Folder 11 Sowders, Kathleen. "A Unit of Study on Appalachian History, Life and Migration." 1975

Folder 12 Working Paper, Wagner, Thomas. "Urban Appalachian School Children:

The Least Understood of All." 2000.

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Folder 13 Working Paper, Bruning, David. "Socioeconomic and Ethnic Composition of Catholic Parishes in Cincinnati and Norwood, Ohio." 2000.

Folder 14 Report, McKee, Dan. "Looking Up: Hamilton County Juvenile Court From The Perspective of

the Juvenile." n.d.

Folder 15 Research Committee meeting minutes, correspondence, projects 1972 - 1978

Box 5



Folder 3 Research Committee Research Up-To-Date newsletters 2005 - 2011, not complete

Folder 4 Various research documents 1986 - 2007

Series 4: Subject Files

Box 6

Folder 1 Alcoholism

Folder 2 Appalachian Centers

Folder 3 Appalachians and Criminal Justice System

Folder 4 Appalachian Culture "Understanding Culture and the Appalachian People" presentation

Folder 5 Appalachian Education

Folder 6 Appalachian Film

Folder 7 Appalachian Health notes

Folder 8 Appalachian Heritage and Identity

Folder 9 Appalachian History

Box 7

Folder 1 Appalachian Literature and Music

Folder 2 Appalachian Policy Statement

Folder 3 Appalachian Poverty, Causes of

Folder 4 Appalachian Regional Commission, History of

Folder 5 Appalachian Religion

Folder 6 Appalachian Slavery

Folder 7 Appalachian Women

Folder 8 Appalachian Women's Organization

Folder 9 Coal and Appalachia

Folder 10 Coal Mining and United Mine Workers of America

Folder 11 Company Towns

Folder 12 Council of Southern Mountains, 1958 - 1959

Folder 13 Council of Southern Mountains 1960

Folder 14 Council of Southern Mountains 1961 - 1962

Box 8





Folder 5 Council of Southern Mountains 1967 - 1969

Folder 6 Council of Southern Mountains - article by John Glen 1988

Folder 7 County Codes Appalachian Region

Folder 8 Family, general

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Folder 9 Georgia, Atlanta

Folder 10 Illinois, Chicago Southern Culture Exchange Center 1970 - 1979

Folder 11 Illinois, Chicago - writings on Chicago Southern Culture Exchange Center by Roger Guy

Folder 12 Illinois, Chicago - Jobs or Income Now (J.O.I.N.)

Folder 13 Illinois, Chicago - miscellaneous part 1

Folder 14 Illinois, Chicago - miscellaneous part 2

Box 9

Folder 1 Indiana, cities

Folder 2 Kentucky, Harlan County - various articles

Folder 3 Maps

Folder 4 Maryland, Baltimore

Folder 5 Michigan, Detroit - general

Folder 6 Michigan - Kentuckians of Michigan 1994 newsletter and interview with Bobbi Sue Williams

Folder 7 Michigan - Kentuckians of Michigan picnic programs 1963 - 1968

Folder 8 Michigan - Kentuckians of Michigan picnic programs 1970 - 1973, 1975 - 1979


Box 10


Folder 2 Migration, general

Folder 3 Mountain Life and Work articles referenced

Folder 4 News articles, Rural Appalachia 1988 - 1995



Folder 7 News articles, Rural Appalachia 2005 - 2008, no date

Folder 8 Ohio, Akron

Folder 9 Ohio, "Ohio Appalachian Counties" Cooperative Extension Service

Folder 10 Ohio, "Appalachians in Ohio"

Folder 11 Ohio Appalachian Sourcebook - University of Ohio Extension

Folder 12 Ohio Appalachian Arts Initiative

Folder 13 Ohio, Appalachian Ohio - economic development, misc. sources

Box 11

Folder 1 Ohio, Cincinnati - Appalachian Committee

Folder 2 Ohio, Cincinnati - Appalachian Committee Heritage Room project

Folder 3 Ohio, Cincinnati - Bragdon, Marshall

Folder 4 Ohio, Cincinnati - Burnham, Robert

Folder 5 Ohio, Cincinnati - Center for Urban Appalachian Health

Folder 6 Ohio, Cincinnati - Hands Across Ohio newsletter Council of Southern Mountains 1962 - 1963

Folder 7 Ohio, Cincinnati - Huelsman, Ben

Folder 8 Ohio, Cincinnati - Junior League correspondence and publications

Folder 9 Ohio, Cincinnati - Mayor's Friendly Relations Committee 1953 - 1959

Folder 10 Ohio, Cincinnati - Mayor's Friendly Relations Committee 1960 - 1967

Folder 11 Ohio, Cincinnati - Human Relations Committee 1970 - 1976

Folder 12 Ohio, Cincinnati - Lower Price Hill Community School -

Box 12

Folder 1 Ohio, Cincinnati - Lower Price Hill Community School - newsletters, annual reports, publications

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Folder 2 Ohio, Cincinnati - Lower Price Hill Community School - correspondence, administrative, financial

Folder 3 Ohio, Cincinnati - Lower Price Hill Community School - fundraising letters

Folder 4 Ohio, Cincinnati - Lower Price Hill Community School - event invitations

Folder 5 Ohio, Cincinnati - miscellaneous news articles

Folder 6 Ohio, Cincinnati - miscellaneous

Folder 7 Ohio, Cincinnati - news articles Urban Appalachians 1990 - 1994



Folder 10 Ohio, Cincinnati - news articles urban redevelopment

Folder 11 Ohio, Cincinnati - Urban Appalachian Awareness Project Video Catalog

Box 13

Folder 1 Ohio, Cincinnati - Voices Over The Rhine community newspaper

Folder 2 Ohio, Cincinnati - "Will There Be A Race Riot In Cincinnati" Div. of Negro Welfare Bulletin 1943

Folder 3 Ohio, Cincinnati - 1954 Conference "The Southern Mountaineer in Cincinnati"

Folder 4 Ohio, Cincinnati - 2000 Social Areas report

Folder 5 Ohio, Cleveland - interview with Ralph Bowles, Appalachian Action Council

Folder 6 Ohio, Cleveland - Ohio Urban Appalachian Awareness Project

"A Report on Urban Appalachians In Cleveland, Ohio" 1978

Folder 7 Ohio, Cleveland - Ohio Urban Appalachian Awareness Project miscellaneous

Folder 8 Ohio, Cleveland - publications Urban Appalachians

Folder 9 Ohio, Cleveland - Public Library Appalachian Library and Culture Center

Folder 10 Ohio, Cleveland - Urban Ohio socioeconomic data

Folder 11 Ohio, Columbus

Folder 12 Ohio, Dayton - Appalachian Unsung Heroes award, Sinclair Community College

Folder 13 Ohio, Dayton - miscellaneous

Folder 14 Ohio, Dayton - Mountain Ink newsletter Oct. 1997 - March 2000 (some issues missing)

Folder 15 Ohio, Dayton - Our Common Heritage organization

Box 14

Folder 1 Ohio, Dayton - R.E.A.C.H. Across Dayton

Folder 2 Ohio, Dayton - Surveys from Appalachian community workers Dayton, Cleveland

Folder 3 Ohio Magazine "In Search of Appalachian Culture" 1997

Folder 4 Ohio - O'Tucks Ohioans from Kentucky Association

Folder 5 Ohio - Proceedings of the Third Ohio Appalachian Conference 1994

Folder 6 Ohio, St. Martin - Chatfield College newsletters, misc. publications

Folder 7 Ohio, Xenia - Kentucky Day

Folder 8 Perley Ayer

Folder 9 Rural Appalachian Social Patterns

Folder 10 Syllabi

Folder 11 Syllabi - Cunningham Intro. To Appalachia course syllabus and materials

Folder 12 Toyota - research and news articles

Folder 13 Toyota - zip drive unknown contents, CD with photos

Series 5: Newspaper Series on Appalachian Migration

Box 15

Folder 1 List of newspaper series

Folder 2 Aamidor, Abe. "The Journey North." The Indianapolis News. Oct. 8, 9, 10, 1991.

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Series of 3 articles.

Folder 3 Adams, Nancy. "Holding on to Home." Charleston Gazette. Dec. 1989.

Folder 4 Alford, Roger. "A New Migration from Appalachia." The Columbus Dispatch. Aug. 31, 1997.

Folder 5 Collins, William. "From the Freedom of the Mountains to the Hurly-Burly City."

The Cincinnati Enquirer. July 1957.

Folder 6 Columbus Dispatch. "Appalachia: Hollow Promises." reprint 1999.

Folder 7 Feather, Carl E. "Mountain People In A Flat Land." Ashtabula Star-Beacon.

March 28 - April 1, 1994. Series of 5 articles.

Folder 8 Fleishman, Jeffrey. "Appalachia's Anguish: A Way of Life Unravels." Philadelphia Inquirer. January 9-12, 1994. Series of 4 articles.

Folder 9 Giffels, David and Steve Love. "Appalachia to Akron." Akron Beacon-Journal. February 9, 1997. Also includes correspondence with Obermiller and "Appalachians in Akron," Phillip Obermiller and Thomas Wagner, 1996.

Folder 10 Harsham, Philip. "Many Migrant Kentuckians Find No Pot of Gold." Louisville Courier Journal. July 20, 1958.

Folder 11 Jaffe, Dorothea Kahn. "Appalachia Seeks Answer." Christian Science Monitor.

July 21 - August 21, 1964. Series of 11 articles.

Folder 12 Krawcheck, Julian. "Smile When You Say Hillbilly" Cleveland Press. Jan. 29 - Feb. 4, 1958.


Folder 13 Lukas, J. Anthony. "Bald Knob to Baltimore." The Baltimore Sun. June 5-10, 1960.


Folder 14 Mead, Andy. "The Invisible Minority." Lexington Herald-Leader Feb. 20, 1994,

Cincinnati Beacon Journal March 3, 1994 and Wilmington Morning Star March 4, 1994.

Folder 15 Noriyuki, Duane (photos by Steven Nickerson). "On Stinking Creek." Detroit Free Press Magazine. Sept. 9, 1990.

Folder 16 Pasternak, Judy. "Bias Blights Life Outside Appalachia." Los Angeles Times. March 29, 1994.

Folder 17 Spaid, Ora. "Southerners Shuttle North, Back." Louisville Courier-Journal. Oct. 21, 1959.

Folder 18 Time. "Okies of the '60s." 1962

Folder 19 Zigli, Barbara (photos by Natalie Fobes). "The Appalachians: Back Home in Turner's Creek and

South Lebanon: Down home, up here." Cincinnati Enquirer. May 3, 1981.

Series 6: Articles and Bibliographies

Box 16

Folder 1 Adams, James. A Series on Appalachians in Cincinnati, Ohio. 1971.

Folder 2 Alexander, J. Trent. Defining the Diaspora: Appalachians in the Great Migration. Autumn 2006.

Folder 3 Allen, Fayetta A. Blacks in Appalachia. June 1974.

Folder 4 Allen, Fayetta A. Blacks in Appalachia: A Forgotten People. 1974.

Folder 5 Amrhein, Garrett, Stevenson. Black Appalachian Resource Book. 1981.

Folder 6 The Appalachian Center: University of Kentucky. The Status of Health Care in Appalachian

Kentucky: Data Bank Report #4. July 1986.

Folder 7 Appalachian Curriculum: Syllabi and Suggested Reading Lists. 1981. (NASW?)

Folder 8 Appalachian Educational Laboratory. Regional Exchange Bulletin. July 1980, September 1980,

November 1980, February 1981.Includes other literature and correspondence

Folder 9 Appalachian Land Ownership Task Force. Study: Land Ownership Patterns and their Impacts on

Appalachian Communities, 1981. Includes supporting research documents

Folder 10 Appalachian Regional Commission. Blacks In Appalachia: Population Trends 1960-1970. December 1971.

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Folder 11 Applebome, Peter. On Once Liberal Campuses, Racial Divide Grows Wider. November 25, 1995.

Folder 12 Applied Information Resources, Inc. Appalachian Services Feasibility Study. August 1985.

Folder 13 Archives of Appalachia. NEWSLETTER. March 1979 – March 1981.

Folder 14 Ball, Richard A. A Poverty Case: The Analgesic Subculture of the Southern Appalachians.

Folder 15 Banks, Alan J. Class and Change in a Southern Region: Eastern Kentucky, 1870-1930.

Folder 16 Banks, Alan. From Closed to Open Shop: Unionization Struggles in Southeastern Kentucky and

the 1922 Coal Strike.

Folder 17 Banks, Alan. Notes on the 1922 Coal Strike in Southeastern Kentucky.

Folder 18 Banks, Alan J. The Emergence of a Capitalistic Labor Market in Eastern Kentucky, 1870-1915.

Folder 19 Barna, Frank. Appalachia: Persistence and Change of Scotch-Irish Culture.

Folder 20 Batteau, Allen. The Making of “Appalachia” in America. 1979.

Folder 21 Batteau, Allen. The Un-Making of Ethnicity: Patronage and Policy in an Egalitarian Society.

Folder 22 Batteau, Allen. Appalachia and the Concept of Culture: A Theory of Shared Misunderstandings. Autumn/Winter 78-79.

Folder 23 Batteau, Allen. The Appalachia Myth and the Making of the Southern Mountain People.

June 18, 1979.

Folder 24 Batteau, Allen. Making a Name in Appalachian Kentucky: Religion, Politics, and Basketball as a Cultural System. March 1, 1977.

Folder 25 Batteau, Allen. A Moynihan of the North Fork: A Review of Harry Caudill’s A Darkness at Dawn.

Folder 26 Batteau, Allen. Class and Status in an Egalitarian Community: The ideology and social structure

of a rural hinterland. November 1976.

Folder 27 Batteau, Allen. Modernisation: Inflections on the Appalachian Kinship System. April 20, 1977.

Folder 28 Batteau, Allen. Rituals of Dependence in Appalachian Kentucky. May 15, 1981.

Folder 29 Batteau, Allen. Untitled article on defining Appalachian identity.

Box 17

Folder 1 Berlowitz, Marvin J. Urban Appalachians in the Struggle for Desegregated Quality Education;

A Heritage Fulfilled.

Folder 2 Berlowitz, Marvin J. & Durand, Henry. School Dropout or Student Pushout? A Case Study of the

Possible Violation of Property Rights and Liberties by the De Facto Exclusion of Students from the Public Schools. Spring, 1977.

Folder 3 Billings, Dwight. Culture and Poverty in Appalachia: A Theoretical Discussion and Empirical Analysis. December 1974.

Folder 4 Bingham, Edgar. The Impact of Recreational Development on Pioneer Life styles in Southern

Appalachia. November 1973.

Folder 5 Bordeaux Jr., A. Frank & Morgan, Larry C. Sources of Job Information for Migrants. July 1973.

Folder 6 Borman, Kathryn M. Overwhelmed in Cincinnati: Urban Appalachian Children and Youth. 1993.

Folder 7 Borman, Lippincott, Matey. Family and Classroom Control in an Urban Appalachian

Neighborhood. November 1978.

Folder 8 Borman, Mueninghoff, Piazza, Marmar. Participation in Neighborhood Life by Urban Appalachian Children. November 30, 1979.

Folder 9 Borman, Mueninghoff, Piazza. Urban Appalachian Girls and Young Women: Bowing to No One.

December 1986.

Folder 10 Borman, Sullivan, Timm. Linking the Community to the University Through the Urban

Appalachian Council in Cincinnati. March 1989.

Folder 11 Boyd, Tom. Appalachian Institutions, Appalachian Culture: A Case for Distinctiveness? 1981.

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Folder 12 Bozian, Richard M. & Huelsman, Ben R. Dietary Studies of Southern Mountaineers and a

Proposal to Assess the Nutritional Status of Migrants Within the Miami Valley.

Folder 13 Branscome, James. Appalachian Migrants and the Need for a National Policy.

Folder 14 Brown, James S. Migration Within, To and From the Southern Appalachians, 1935-1939:

A Preliminary Report on the Southern Appalachian Studies Migration Project.

Folder 15 Brown, James Stephen. The Conjugal Family and the Extended Family Group.

Folder 16 Brown, James S. The Family Behind the Migrant. September 1968.

Folder 17 Brown, James S. The Family Group in a Kentucky Mountain Farming Community. June 1952.

Folder 18 Brown, James S. The Farm Family in a Kentucky Mountain Neighborhood. August 1952.

Folder 19 Brown, James S. & Schwarzweller, Harry K. The Appalachian Family.

Folder 20 Bureau of Agricultural Economics, USDA. Economic and Social Problems and Conditions of the

Southern Appalachians. 1935.

Folder 21 Cabbell, Edward J. Black Invisibility and Racism in Appalachia: An Informal Survey. Autumn 1980.

Folder 22 Catholic Telegraph-Register. Churches are Becoming Islands in a Sea of Southerners.

April 22, 1960.

Folder 23 Choate, Jean. The Effects of World War II on Three Families in Northern Tennessee.

October 1997.

Folder 24 Clark, Mike. How Can You Buy or Sell the Sky? June 23, 1977.

Folder 25 Clark, Gordon L. & Ballard, Kenneth P. Modeling Out-migration from Depressed Regions:

The Significance of Origin and Destination Characteristics. September 1979.

Folder 26 Coles, Robert. A Domain of Sorts: Mountain children and their struggle for mastery. 1972.

Folder 27 College of Community Services, University of Cincinnati. The Black Appalachian Reader. 1981.

Folder 28 Collins, William. Impulse, Not Intellect, Is Hair Trigger To Migrant’s Action Under Stress.

Folder 29 Commission on Religion in Appalachia and Richard Couto. Beyond Distress: New Measures of

Economic Need in Appalachia. October 28, 1992.

Folder 30 Commission on Religion in Appalachia. Economic Transformation: The Appalachian Challenge. 1986.

Folder 31 Commission on Religion in Appalachia. Report of the Economic Transformation Committee to

the CORA Commission. November 1, 1988.

Folder 32 Commission on Religion in Appalachia. CORAspondent: Urban Appalachians. Spring 1992.

Folder 33 Corbin, David Alan. Excerpt from "Life, Work and Rebellion in the Coal Fields." 1981.

Folder 34 Council of the Southern Mountains, Inc. “Are You Thinking of Moving to the City?

You Will Need to Take Certain Papers with You.” January 1965.

Box 18

Folder 1 Couto, Richard A. Appalachia: An American Tomorrow. August 1984.

Folder 2 Couto, Richard A. Appalachia: Work, Poverty, and Social Capital in America. April 7, 1992.

Folder 3 Cox, Ricky. "Migration Patterns in Floyd County History." 2008.

Folder 4 Cox, Ricky. The “Brier Sermon,” Signpost in Appalachian Studies. March 28, 1987.

Folder 5 Crissman, James and Mary Crissman. The Central Appalachian Wake: Past and Present.

Folder 6 Crissman, James & Jelen, Ted G. Familistic Tendencies of Central Appalachian Migrants in an Urban Environment.

Folder 7 Cunningham, Rodger. Meeting the First Time Again.

Folder 8 Cunningham, Rodger. Eat Grits or Die: or, Cracker, Your Breed Ain’t Hermeneutical

(Grady McWhiney’s Cracker Culture. A Review/Essay).

Folder 9 Cunningham, Rodger. Extending Appalachia’s Usable Past: The Twelfth-Century

“Modernization” of Scotland.

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Folder 10 Daniel, Barbara. Location Decisions of Appalachian Youth: A Case Study in a Rural Appalachian

Ohio Community. March 1982.

Folder 11 Davie, Anita. Kinship System in the Lower Socio-Economic Group in Madison County.

Folder 12 De Jong, Gordon F. Ebb in the Exodus? October 1969.

Folder 13 Debar, J. H. Diss. The West Virginia Hand Book and Immigrant’s Guide. 1870.

Folder 14 Delaney, Terry. Alcoholism in the Invisible Minority: Some Appalachian Issues. Summer 1987.

Folder 15 Department of Labor. Industrial and Labor Conditions:

Labor Conditions in the Onion Fields of Ohio. 1935.

Folder 16 DeRossier, Jr., Arthur H. Opportunity Through Abandonment:

Reasons for Scottish Highland Migrations 1765-1775. 1975.

Folder 17 DeSoto, Hernando. Excerpt from The Other Path.

Folder 18 DeWeese, William S. Appalachian Migrants and the Crime Rate in Cincinnati, Ohio. Spring 1982.

Folder 19 Donnelly, Thomas Christian. Urban Appalachian Ethnicity as a Stimulus for Educational Reform.

Folder 20 Dow, Jr., Leslie M. High Weeds in Detroit:

The Irregular Economy Among a Network of Appalachian Migrants. 1977.

Folder 21 Drake, Charles. Migration Myths. November 1960.

Folder 22 Duff, Betty. "Twentieth Century Company Towns: The Model Towns of Millinocket, Maine and

Lynch, Kentucky." 2002.

Folder 23 Edelman, John et al. Appalachian Literature and Life. 1972.

Folder 24 Egerton, John. Appalachia: The View From the Hills. 1975.

Folder 25 Elgie, Robert. Rural Immigration, Urban Ghettoization, And Their Consequences. Dec. 1970.

Folder 26 Eller, Ronald D. Poverty and Justice in Appalachia: Twenty Years After the War on Poverty.

Folder 27 Eller, Ronald D. Looking to the Future: The Problems and Promise of Regional Life. July 1985.

Folder 28 Field, Ewing, Wayne. Observations on the Relation of Psychosocial Factors to Psychiatric Illness Among Coal-Miners. 1957.

Folder 29 Fisher, Steve. Appalachians as “Redskins”: The Assault on the Land Continues. June 1978.

Folder 30 Fisher, Steve. Appalachian Stepchild.

Folder 31 Fisher, Steve. National Economic Renewal Programs and their Implications for Economic

Development in Appalachia and the South.

Folder 32 Fisher, Steve. "The Furrowed Brow" (column in The Plow) Dec. 1975 - Aug. 1978, not complete

Folder 33 Fisher, Stephen L. Victim-Blaming in Appalachia: Cultural Theories and the Southern

Mountaineer. 1975.

Folder 34 Fisher, Steve & Foster, Jim. Models to Further Revolutionary Praxis in Appalachia. 1978.

Folder 35 Fisher, Steve & Harnish, Mary. Losing A Bit of Ourselves: The Decline of the Small Farmer. 1980.

Folder 36 Fisher, Foster, Harnish. From Nonsense to Good Sense: A Collective Reflection on Appalachia and

Appalachian Studies. May 1981.

Box 19

Folder 1 Folger, John. Some Aspects of Migration in the Tennessee Valley. June 1953.

Folder 2 Ford, Arcury, Porter.

The Impact of Economic Change on Central Appalachian Households and Families. Oct. 1985.

Folder 3 Ford, Thomas R. & Arthur, Gerry M. The Prediction and Explanation of County Net Migration

Rates in Kentucky: An Exploratory Study. June 1975.

Folder 4 Foster, Robinson, Fisher. Class, Consciousness and Destructive Power:

A Strategy for Change in Appalachia. 1977.

Folder 5 Fowler, Gary L. The Impact of Urban Housing Programs on Appalachian Neighborhoods.

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Dec. 1980.

Folder 6 Fowler, Gary. Locating Southern Migrants in Northern Cities. March 29, 1973.

Folder 7 Fowler, Gary L. Up Here and Down Home: Appalachians in Cities. September 1974.

Folder 8 Fowler, Gary L. & Davies, Christopher Shane.

The Urban Settlement Patterns of Disadvantaged Migrants. May 1972.

Folder 9 Fowler, Gary & Davies, Shane. Southern White Migrants in Northern Cities:

Residential Search and Urban Settlement. March 29, 1973.

Folder 10 French, Laurence. The Isolated Appalachian Black Community. August 1975.

Folder 11 Friedl, John. Appalachian Stereotypes and Their Impact on Health Care. November 1979.

Folder 12 Friedl, John. Health Care Services and the Appalachian Migrant. 1978.

Folder 13 Friedl, John. What Happens When Appalachia Goes Urban? September 1980.

Folder 14 Fuller, Dawn. ‘Urban Appalachian Girls: Writing and Identity.’ Fall 2000.

Folder 15 Garkovich, Lorraine. Kinship and Return Migration in Eastern Kentucky. Autumn 1982.

Folder 16 Gaventa, John & Couto, Richard A. Appalachia and the Third Face of Power. September 1976.

Folder 17 Gerrard, Nathan L. Churches of the Stationary Poor in Southern Appalachia.

Folder 18 Gibbons, Russel W. Textbooks in the Hollows. December 6, 1974.

Folder 19 Giffin, Roscoe. Newcomers from the Southern Mountain Region.

Folder 20 Giffin, Roscoe. New Urbanites and City Residents.

Folder 21 Giffin, Roscoe. When Families Move…From Cinder Hollow to Cincinnati. 1954.

Folder 22 Giffin, Roscoe. Report of a Workshop on The Southern Mountaineer in Cincinnati.

April 29, 1954.

Folder 23 Gilligan, John J. The Invisible Urban Appalachian.

Folder 24 Gissen, Ira. The Mountain Migrant: The Problem Centered Workshop at Berea. 1960.

Folder 25 Gotts, Edward E. & Higginbotham, Linda A. The Appalachian Child. January 1980.

Folder 26 Guenther, Deborah. An Examination of Breast Cancer Disease Rates and Participation in the

Breast Cancer Demonstration Program among the Urban Appalachians in Cincinnati, Ohio. August 6, 1977.

Folder 27 Hadley Torres, Nora.

"Bringing My People Along: Urban Appalachian Women as Community Builders." 2003.

Folder 28 Hamilton, Michael. "Ministry to the Southern Mountaineer: A Report of the Research Work

Done by an Episcopal Church in the Inner-City of Cincinnati, Ohio." 1959.

Folder 29 Handy, Jr., Walter S. Can Patches Make a Quilt? Health Promotion Among Urban Appalachians.

Folder 30 Hanna, Edwin B. The Integration of Locality Groups In An Eastern Kentucky County. Feb. 1956.

Folder 31 Hartman, David W. Immigrants and Migrants: The Detroit Ethnic Experience. Fall 1974.

Folder 32 Haselden, Kyle. Mountain Movements: Jackson’s Mill, West Virginia. May 10, 1961.

Folder 33 Hayden, Jr., Wilburn. The Contemporary Appalachian: Urban or Rural? March 22, 1986.

Folder 34 Heistand, Ruth M. A Social History of Cincinnati’s Eastern Basin Area: An Inquiry into the

Character, Interests, Attitudes, and Social Services of this Primary Neighborhood. 1938.

Folder 35 Helton, Lonnie R. Urban Appalachian Health Care: Attitudes and Practices. 1988.

Folder 36 Hicks, George. Local People: Kinship and Interaction. 1969.

Folder 37 Hilberman, Elaine & Munson, Kit. Sixty Battered Women. October 1977.

Folder 38 Hill, Nancy Waite. Demographic Profile Appalachian Migrants in Clermont Co., OH 1965-1970. 1977.

Box 20

Folder 1 Hirsch, P. City of Cincinnati Report on Handicapped and Appalachian Affirmative Action Survey.

February, 1979.

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Folder 2 Hobbs, PhD., Stuart D. Two Paths to Ohio: Migration from Ohio Farms and Appalachia in Comparative Perspective, 1850-1970. October 1997.

Folder 3 Huelsman, Ben R. Southern Mountaineers in City Juvenile Courts. December 1969.

Folder 4 Huelsman, Ben R. Urban-Anthropology and the Southern Mountaineer. 1969.

Folder 5 Huntley, Joy. On the Outside Lookin’ In: The Politics of Appalachia.

Folder 6 Hutchens, Raymond Paul. Kentuckians in Hamilton: A Study of Southborn Migrants in an

Industrial City. May 1942.

Folder 7 James, Betty Payne. The Road Back. July-August, 1973.

Folder 8 Jones, Loyal. Appalachian Values.

Folder 9 Jones, Loyal. The Impact of Appalachian Culture on Aspiration.

Folder 10 Jones, Loyal. Old-Time Baptists and Mainline Christianity. 1977.

Folder 11 Jones, Loyal. The Outsider’s View. May, 1976.

Folder 12 Jones, Loyal. The Surveys of the Appalachian Region. Spring 1976.

Folder 13 Jordan, Terry G. The Texan Appalachia. September, 1970.

Folder 14 Josten, Margaret. Other Cities Feel Impact of Migrants.

Folder 15 Karpoff, Sid. Hills sent forth sons, with aching hearts, to city life. June 3, 1979.

Folder 16 Keefe, Susan Emley. Appalachian Americans: The Formation of “Reluctant” Ethnics. 1998.

Folder 17 Keys, Jr., Arthur B. Appalachian Studies: A Report on the Yale Seminar.

Folder 18 Killian, Lewis M. The Adjustment of Southern White Migrants to Northern Urban Norms.

October 1953.

Folder 19 Kirkendall, Rebecca Thomas. Who’s A Hillbilly? Just because we live in the Ozarks doesn’t mean

we’re stupid or married to our cousins. November 27, 1995.

Folder 20 Klein, Helen Altman. Urban Appalachian Children in Northern Schools: A Study in Diversity. March 1995.

Folder 21 Knipe, Edward E. & Lewis, Helen M. The Impact of Coal Mining on the Traditional Mountain

Subculture: A Case of Peasantry Gaines and Peasantry Lost. 1969.

Folder 22 Kolodner, Mrs. Fred. The Unaccepted Baltimoreans: A Report on the White Southern Rural

Migrants. May 1961.

Folder 23 Lawson, Jerry D. Employment of Appalachians in an Urban Society.

Folder 24 Ledford, Lily May. Coon Creek Girl. 1980.

Folder 25 Levine, Scotch, Vlasak. Unravelling Technology and Culture in Public Health. February 1969.

Folder 26 Lewis, Helen Matthews--. Medicos and Mountaineers: The Meeting of Two Cultures. April 1971.

Folder 27 Lewis, Helen Matthews--. The Subcultures of the Southern Appalachians: Their Origins and

Boundary Maintenance. February 1967.

Folder 28 Lewis, Kobak, Johnson. Family, Religion and Colonialism in Central Appalachia or Bury My Rifle at

Big Stone Gap. November 1972.

Folder 29 Lewis, Ronald L. From Peasant to Proletarian: The Migration of Southern Blacks to the Central

Appalachian Coalfields. February 1989.

Folder 30 Looff, M.D., David H. Assisting Appalachian Families.

Folder 31 Luke, Tim. Internal Colonialism in the United States: A Preliminary Study of the Mountain West. 1978.

Folder 32 Lupidi, Helena R. Selected Components of Rural Health and Illness Behavior: A Comparative

Study of Rural Appalachians and Rural Non-Appalachian Residents of Ohio.

Folder 33 Lynd, Robert S. & Lynd, Helen Merrell. Middletown: A Study in American Culture. 1929.

Folder 34 Maggard, Sally. From Farmers to Miners: The Decline of Agriculture in Eastern Kentucky. 1981.

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Box 21

Folder 1 Maloney, Michael. Appalachian Migrants in Midwestern and Midatlantic Cities: A Statement on Major Issues.

Folder 2 Maloney, Michael. Appalachian Ministry in the Episcopal Diocese of Southern Ohio and

Appalachian Cultural Resource Materials.

Folder 3 Maloney, Michael E. Bibliography: Social Planning.

Folder 4 Maloney, Michael E. The Bridges to Cincinnati. 1971.

Folder 5 Maloney, Michael E. Causes of Appalachian Poverty.

Folder 6 Maloney, Michael E. Educational Reform and Subcultural Pluralism:

The Case of the Appalachian Migrant. May 5, 1972.

Folder 7 Maloney, Michael E. The Implications of Appalachian Culture for Social Welfare Practice.

Sept. 1974.

Folder 8 Maloney, Michael E. Just Looking for a Home: Urban Appalachians in Ohio. February 1977.

Folder 9 Maloney, Michael E. Some Contributions of Folklore Toward an Understanding of Appalachian

Culture. March 20, 1972.

Folder 10 Maloney, Michael E. Testimony before the Economic Affairs and Federal Relations Committee,

Ohio House of Representatives, January 28, 1976.

Folder 11 Maloney, Michael E. Urban Appalachia: A Neglected Field of Study. Winter 1987.

Folder 12 Maloney, Michael E. "The Times They Are A Changin'" 1992.

Folder 13 Maloney, Michael E. The Urban Appalachian Ethnic Movement. November 1979.

Folder 14 Maloney, Mike. Who is an Appalachian?

Folder 15 Maloney, Michael & Buelow, Janet R. Cincinnati Appalachian Neighborhoods. March 15, 1997.

Folder 16 Maloney, Michael E. & Moore, Russ V. A Rites of Passage Program for Adolescent Appalachian

Males Through Independent Living. 1991.

Folder 17 Marger, Martin N. Emergent Ethnicity: The Case of Appalachians. 1981.

Folder 18 Marger, Martin N. Ethnicization and Urban Appalachians. August 1981.

Folder 19 Mathias, Frank. Why Hillbillies are Lost in the Big City: A New Form of Prejudice. April 1974.

Folder 20 McCoy, Candance.

Law and the Community: Attitudes of Appalachian Youth Towards Legal Authority.

Folder 21 McCoy, Clyde B. Stereotypes of Appalachian Migrants.

Folder 22 McCoy, Clyde B. & Brown, James S. Appalachians: Leaving the Land.

Folder 23 McCoy, Clyde B. & Brown, James S. Migration Systems of Metropolises and Focal Areas:

Relationship to Appalachian Migration.

Folder 24 McCoy, H. Virginia. Educational Achievement, Success, and Familism in Beech Creek Migrants.

March, 1990.

Folder 25 McCoy Watkins, Virginia and Clyde B. McCoy. Drug Use Among Urban Ethnic Youth: Appalachian

and Other Comparisons. April 1979.

Folder 26 McIlwaine, Shields. The Southern Poor-White from Lubberland to Tobacco Road. 1939.

Folder 27 McKee, Dan. Counting the Kids at Court: A Demographic Profile of the Juveniles Appearing in Hamilton County Juvenile Court.

Folder 28 McKee, Dan M. & McKee, Randall. A Comparison of the Neighborhoods of Cincinnati. July 1977.

Folder 29 McKinney, Gordon B. The Future of the Appalachian Past. Winter 1996.

Folder 30 Miller, Janet A. Urban Education and the New City Cincinnati’s Elementary Schools, 1870-1914.

1974.

Box 22

Folder 1 Miller, Jim Wayne. Appalachian Values/American Values.

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Folder 2 Miller, Jim. A Felt Linkage. July-August 1973.

Folder 3 Miller, Tommie. Norwood Community Study Interview Form.

Folder 4 Montgomery, Bill. The Uptown Story. 1968.

Folder 5 Morgan, Larry C. & Bordeaux, Jr., A. Frank. Urban Public Service Costs and Benefits of Rural-To-

Urban Migration. 1974.

Folder 6 Moser, Karen. Comments on Mountain Families in Transition. August 1979.

Folder 7 Mountain Talk: an anthology written by the children of Rothenberg and Washington Park Schools

for The Appalachian Festival. Daugherty, Judy & Bierbaum, Patti. 1972.

Folder 8 Mynatt, Ernie. Southern Appalachian Migrant Migration.

Folder 9 Mynatt, Ernie. Who Are They?

Folder 10 National Catholic Reporter. Appalachia: Rich Land, Hard Living. 1981.

Folder 11 Nyden, Paul J. An Internal Colony: Labor Conflict and Capitalism in Appalachian Coal.

Folder 12 Page, Ann L. & Clelland, Donald A. The Kanawha County Textbook Controversy: A Study of the

Politics of Life Style Concern. April 1976.

Folder 13 Pearce, John Ed. Knott County.

Folder 14 Pearsall, Marian. Communicating With the Educationally Deprived.

Folder 15 Pearsall, Marion. Healthways In a Mountain County. 1960.

Folder 16 Pearsall, Marian. Little Smoky Ridge: The Family and Its Cultural World.

Folder 17 Peoples Appalachian Research Collective. Peoples Appalachia.

July 1972. Spring 1973. Summer 1974.

Folder 18 Philliber, William W. Correlates of Appalachian Identification Among Appalachian Migrants.

March 1983.

Folder 19 Philliber, William W.(Urban Appalachian Council) Patterns of Assimilation Among Appalachians In Greater Cincinnati: A Proposal For Study of a Neglected Urban Problem. 1976.

Folder 20 Philliber, William W. Wife’s Absence from the Labor Force and Low Income among Appalachian

Migrants. 1982.

Folder 21 Photiadis, John D. An Overview of the Processes of Social Transition in Rural Appalachia.

Folder 22 Plaut, Thomas. Appalachia and Social Change: A Cultural Systems Approach. 1979.

Folder 23 Plaut, Thomas S. Extending the Internal Periphery Model: The Impact of Culture and Consequent

Strategy. October 1977.

Folder 24 Plaut, Thomas. Vectors and Communities: Towards a New Cultural Systems Model for Understanding Social Change in Appalachia. 1979.

Folder 25 Plumley, William. Things Appalachian: A Handbook. 1977.

Folder 26 Polansky, Norman A. Powerlessness Among Rural Appalachian Youth. June 1969.

Folder 27 Polley, Robert E. Goodbye, Hello, Welcome Back: Appalachian in the Seventies. February 1979.

Folder 28 Porter, E. Russell. From Mountain Folk to City Dwellers. January 1963.

Folder 29 Porter, Eugene R. Modern Medicine and the Migrated Mountaineer. October 1961.

Folder 30 Porter, Eugene Russell. When Cultures Meet – Mountain and Urban. June 1963.

Folder 31 Powles, William E. The Southern Appalachian Migrant: Country Boy Turned Blue-Collarite. 1964.

Box 23

Folder 1 Raitz, Karl & Ulack, Richard. Regional Variation in Appalachian Cognitive Maps.

Folder 2 Ray, Clyde H. Images of the Southern Appalachian in America From 1920 to 1940.

Folder 3 Redden, Larry, Phyllis Shelton & Frannie Mullins. Problems of Urban Appalachian Youth of

Cincinnati.

Folder 4 Redding, Juliette L. Research Needs in Urban Appalachia. 1978.

Folder 5 Reid, Herbert G. Appalachian Policy, the Corporate State, and American Values:

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A Critical Perspective. 1980-81.

Folder 6 Reid, Herbert G. Toward a Critical Theory of Appalachia’s Role in the American Ideology and

Corporate State. May, 1980.

Folder 7 Riccio, Anthony C. Occupational Aspirations of Migrant Adolescents from the Appalachian South.

Autumn 1965.

Folder 8 Richardson, Edgar M. Appalachian Organizations – Rural and Urban. 1996.

Folder 9 Riley, Martha Jane. Group Treatment for Appalachians. 1975/6.

Folder 10 Roncker, Robert. The Southern Appalachian Migrant: A Social Study of His Attitudes, Customs

and Environment. August 1959.

Folder 11 Rose, Norman. Appalachians as a Minority Group. April 1980.

Folder 12 Rose, Scott J. The Implications of Social Structure on Life Task Management By Urban

Appalachian Adolescents. May 1980.

Folder 13 Ross, M. H. Life Style of the Coal Miner: America’s Original Hard Hat. March 1971.

Folder 14 Russell, Terrence. “Oh, How I Want to go Home”: Maintaining Appalachian Ethnicity in Urban

Places. March 1982.

Folder 15 Ryan, John Paul. “Appalachian Americans: Fragments of Cultural Identity in the Southern

Mountains.” March 1976.

Folder 16 Ryan, John Paul. Cultural Diversity and the American Experience: Political Participation Among

Blacks, Appalachians, and Indians. 1975.

Folder 17 Sauter, Everett L. Is There A Difference? A Reaction to the Paper, “Urban Schools VS The

Mountains: Questions to Answer.” March 1974.

Folder 18 Saylor, Brenda. Learning a New Song. 1994.

Folder 19 Schrag, Peter. The Schools of Appalachia. 1971.

Folder 20 Schwarzweller, Harry K. Adaptation of Appalachian Migrants to the Industrial Work Situation:

A Case Study. 1969.

Folder 21 Schwarzweller, Harry K. & Brown, James S. Social Class Origins and the Economic, Social and

Psychological Adjustment of Kentucky Mountain Migrants: A Case Study. 1970.

Folder 22 Schwarzweller, Harry K. & Crowe, Martin J. Adaptation of Appalachian Migrants to the Industrial

Work Situation: A Case Study. 1970.

Folder 23 Seligman, Ben B. Appalachia, cutover, and other minorities. 1968.

Folder 24 Shelton, Phyllis S. Appalachian Youth in the Criminal Justice System. June 1981.

Folder 25 Shelton, Phyllis S. Public Education: Are State Constitutions Providing Protection for Students of

their States that is Not Afforded under the U.S. Constitution? November 1991.

Folder 26 Shelton, Phyllis S. Urban Appalachians and Discrimination in the Cincinnati Public Schools.

October 1991.

Folder 27 Simon, Richard M. Coal Miners, Energy Crisis and the President’s Commission on Coal:

Collective Bargaining in the Bituminous Coal Industry. June 1981.

Folder 28 Simpkins, Karen Li. A Case for the Traditional Appalachian Religions of Apocalyptic Prophecy

Being Central Possession Religions. March 1977.

Folder 29 Simpkins, Karen Li. A Comparison of Morbidity Rates of Selected Diseases for the Appalachian

Region: Interim Report. March 1981.

Folder 30 Simpkins, Karen Li. Predicting Socio-Cultural Change in the Appalachian Ethnographic Area:

Two Explanatory Models Surveyed.

Folder 31 Simpkins, Karen Li. The Real, the Ideal and the “Merely” Quantifiable: Cognatic Kinship Systems

in a Rural Appalachian Neighborhood. February 1979.

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Folder 32 Simpkins, Karen Li. Research Techniques for Studying Appalachian Communities: Use of

Appalachian Sub-regions in Migration Research. April 1979.

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Folder 1 Simpkins, O. Norman. A “Scale” Approach to Community Development. August 1977.

Folder 2 Simpkins, O. Norman. An Informal, Incomplete Introduction to Appalachian Culture.

Folder 3 Simpkins, O. Norman. Pride: The Cultural Touchstone of Development. 1976.

Folder 4 Smith, Jennie. Migration of Souls. Fall 1989.

Folder 5 Snyder, Bob. Image and Identity in Appalachia. May 1981.

Folder 6 Sovine, Melanie L. Been a Long Time Travelin’: Three Primitive Baptist Women.

Folder 7 Sowders, Kathy. Better Housing League of Greater Cincinnati: Study of Homeownership

Counseling of Appalachians. December 1974.

Folder 8 Stekert, Ellen J. Focus for Conflict: Southern Mountain Medical Beliefs in Detroit. 1971.

Folder 9 Thomas, Annabel. Daisy is a Hillbilly Name. Spring 1980.

Folder 10 Tincher, Bob. Isonymy and Inbreeding Data from Old Morgan County.

Folder 11 Traina, Frank J. The Assimilation of Appalachian Migrants in Northern Kentucky. Dec. 1980.

Folder 12 Traina, Frank J. Ethnic Self-Identity Among Appalachian Migrants.

Folder 13 Traina, Frank J. Northern Kentucky Quality of Life Study: 1977-1978.

Folder 14 Trevino, Barrier, Watkins. The Myth of the Urban Appalachian. March 1981.

Folder 15 Trevino, Diana. A Personalized Look at Appalachian Women. May 1973.

Folder 16 Trost, Cathy. The Blue People of Troublesome Creek.

Folder 17 Tucker, Bruce. Beyond Stereotypes: New Perspectives in Appalachian Studies.

Folder 18 Tucker, Bruce. Michael T. Maloney Interview. 1994.

Folder 19 Tucker, Bruce. Toward a New Ethnicity: Urban Appalachian Ethic Consciousness in Cincinnati,

1950-87. 1992.

Folder 20 Tudiver, Sari. Country Roads Take Me Home: The Political Economy of Wage-Labour Migration in

an Eastern Kentucky Mountain Community. May, 1977.

Folder 21 Turner, Bill. Recovering the Black Experience in the Appalachian Coalfields.

Folder 22 University of Kentucky Department of Rural Sociology. Tables Showing Components of

Population Change and Percent Due to Net Migration For State Economic Areas, Metropolitan

Areas, and Counties, Southern Appalachians, 1950-1960. October 1960.

Folder 23 U.S. News and World Report. When Whites Migrate from the South.

Folder 24 Van Der Bogert, Frans. Fatalism and the Idea of Progress.

Folder 25 Van Der Bogert, Frans. Teaching Philosophy in the Appalachians: Some Reflections.

Folder 26 Varday, David P. Elderly Appalachians in Cities: A Case Study of Cincinnati. December 1980.

Folder 27 Vogeler, Ingolf. The Peasant Culture of Appalachia and its Survival. March 1973.

Folder 28 Votaw, Albert N. The Hillbillies Invade Chicago. February 1958.

Box 25

Folder 1 Wagner, Thomas E. An Uncommon Commitment: The Urban Appalachian Movement,

Cincinnati, Ohio. 1986.

Folder 2 Wagner, Thomas E. Appalachian Migrant Students in Cincinnati Public Schools. 1973.

Folder 3 Wagner, Thomas E. Report of the Appalachian School Study Project. June 1974.

Folder 4 Wagner, Thomas E. The Silent Minority. Cincinnati Horizons, Magazine of the

University of Cincinnati, June 1972.

Folder 5 Wagner, Thomas E. Urban Appalachian School Children: The Least Understood of All. 1975.

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Folder 6 Wagner, Thomas E. Urban Schools and Appalachian Children. October 1977.

Folder 7 Wagner, Thomas E. Urban Schools vs. The Mountains: Questions to Answer. 1974.

Folder 8 Walls, David S. Central Appalachia: A Peripheral Region Within an Advanced Capitalist Society.

November 1976.

Folder 9 Walls, David S. Models of Poverty and Planned Change: A Framework for Synthesis. May 1978.

Folder 10 Watkins, H. Virginia McCoy. Consideration of Factors Relevant to the Development of Adequate

Health Support Systems for Appalachian Migrants. May 1973.

Folder 11 Watkins, Jenny McCoy. Demographic Status of Appalachians in the Model Neighborhood 1970.

March 1976.

Folder 12 Watkins, Virginia McCoy. Settlement Patterns of Appalachian Migrants and Youth in Hamilton

County, Ohio 1965-1970. March 1978.

Folder 13 Watkins, Virginia McCoy. Urban Appalachian Health Behavior. September 1974.

Folder 14 Watkins, Jenny McCoy & Deaton, Steven. Demographic Status of Appalachian Migrants

(1965-1970) in Northern Kentucky. 1978.

Folder 15 Watkins, Virginia McCoy & Trevino, Diana Gullet.

Occupational Status of Appalachian Migrant Women. March 1982.

Folder 16 Weller, Reverend Jack. Appalachian Reflections. May 1973.

Folder 17 Weller, Jack E. Urbanization and the Disappearance of a Heritage. 1975.

Folder 18 West, Don. A Time for Anger.

Folder 19 West, Don. People’s Cultural Heritage in Appalachia. 1971.

Folder 20 West, Don. Romantic Appalachia or Poverty Pays if You Ain’t Poor.

Folder 21 Whisnant, David E. Ethnicity and the Recovery of Regional Identity in Appalachia:

Thoughts Upon Entering the Zone of Occult Instability.

Folder 22 Whisnant, David E. Thinking About Multiculturalism and Appalachia: Perils and Possibilities.

1994.

Folder 23 White, Stephen E. America’s Soweto: Population Redistribution in Appalachian Kentucky,

1940-1986. Summer 1989.

Folder 24 White, Stephen E. Return Migration to Appalachian Kentucky: An Atypical Case of

Nonmetropolitan Migration Reversal. 1983.

Folder 25 Wiesel, Carl & Arny, Malcolm. Psychiatric Study of Coal Miners in Eastern Kentucky Area.

February 1952.

Folder 26 Wilburn, Robert L. Estimated Memberships, Percent, and Number of Appalachian Pupils,

By School, December, 1973. December 1973.

Folder 27 Williams, Cratis. Appalachian Speech. April 1978.

Folder 28 Williams, John A. & Hoover, Alex. Heading South on the Hillbilly Highway: Preliminary Report of

Appalachian Migration to the Sunbelt.

Folder 29 Williams, John R. Appalachian Storytelling in Cincinnati: A Contextual Analysis. October 1985.

Folder 30 Williamson, Jerry. Uninventing Appalachia.

Folder 31 Wolfe, Margaret Ripley. Aliens in Southern Appalachia, 1900-1920: The Italian Experience in

Wise County, Virginia. 1995.

Folder 32 Wolfe, Margaret Ripley. Appalachians in Muncie: A Case Study of an American Exodus. 1992.

Folder 33 Wolfe, Margaret Ripley. “From the Bottom Up”: Immigrants in the Tennessee Valley. 1991.

Folder 34 Woodside, Jane Harris. The Aging Face of Migration. Summer 1996.

Folder 35 Zigli, Barbara. The Urban Appalachians: An Invisible Minority. May 3, 1981.

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Series 7: Audio Visual Materials

Box 26

PO-CT-002 Obermiller, Phillip & Panel. "Appalachian Culture - Audio Tape Number One." J. Watkins,

P. Obermiller and Program in Community Health Planning Admin. University of Cincinnati, 1977.

PO-CT-003 Obermiller, Phillip. "Appalachian Job Interview." np / nd

PO-CT-005 Interview with Stuart Faber regarding the history of the Urban Appalachian Council in

Cincinnati, Ohio recorded by Tom Wagner and Phil Obermiller. np / nd

PO-VT-007 VHS "Appalachians: The Silent Minority." Roy Flynn. Greater Dayton Public Television, Inc., 1996.

PO-VT-008 VHS "Going to Chicago from California" Newsreel. 1:09:22 minutes.

PO-VT-010 VHS "Keeping Community - East End Voices." 55:18 minutes.

Distributed by TV Image, Cincinnati, OH.

PO-VT-011 VHS Lower Price Hill Community School (Cincinnati, Ohio). "Windows of Opportunity." 8:05 mins.

PO-VT-012 VHS "Mountain Shadow: Four Appalachian Artists." Songs - Katie Laur; Photography - Dee Smart;

Poetry - Brenda Saylor; Storytelling - Omope Carter Daboiku.

Distributed by TV Image, Inc. Cincinnati, Ohio, 1997.

PO-VT-013 VHS "Strange Lands, Familiar Places." [Conference Presentations] 1. Storytellers and Songwriters

11-31-89. 2. Changing Places 11-16-8., 3. Culture and Identity 11-21-89. 1 of 2

MISSING "Strange Lands, Familiar Places." [Conference Presentations] 1. Storytellers and Songwriters


PO-VT-014 "The Lower Price Hill Story Project." August 11,1998. (Cincinnati, Ohio)

PO-VT-015 "The Newcomers." (See DVD 307.24 N541 2012 in the Mountain Collection) Appalachian

migrants in Cincinnati, Ohio. Transfer from 1963 B/W film: 11/15/2000. 29:45 minutes.

Produced by the United Methodist Church's General Board of Global Ministries.

PO-VT-016 "The Will to Read: Estel Sizemore's Story." "Ohio" Version. Music sound track by Katie Laur and

Ed Cunningham. Produced by Voyageur Media Group, Cincinnati, Ohio, 2000.

PO-VT-017 "These Old Buildings Raised Our Many Children." (Cincinnati, Ohio) 28:13 minutes.

PO-VT-026 Urban Appalachian Council featured on Cincinnati's Fox 19 morning news program 11-12-96.

Interview at Price Hill Salvation Army with Judy Jennings, Ronnie Lundy and Bonnie Hood about

the play, Kinfolks, Cornbread, and Hillbilly Women.

PO-VT-027 Dedication Ceremony Urban Appalachian Council "Journeys" Youth Mural and / 8th and State

Community Garden project Summer 1993.[See also UA-VT-002-003 for project in process]

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PO-VD-018 2006 Appalachian Studies Association Conference, Dayton, Ohio. Keynote address by Bill Turner.

Commentary by Carol Baugh, Phillip Obermiller, Maureen Sullivan, Shannon Wilson, Diana Tribe,

Mike Maloney, Beth Wellington, Tom Wagoner, Chad Berry, and Deborah Thompson

PO-VD-019 "Appalachian Treasures." Produced by: Appalachian Voices, Boone, NC. Still images and audio

portraying the environmental quality issues relating to mountain top removal coal mining.

PO-VD-023 (Interactive PC program - Not Audio or Video) History Works II. "Appalachian History."

March 17, 2007, Produced by the Ohio Historical Society. History. Primary source material –

professional development program elementary school teachers in Columbus, OH Public Schools.

PO-VD-025 "Although Our Fields Were Streets." 1991. Urban Appalachian Council.

PO-VD-026 'The Faces of Environmental Injustice in Cincinnati." Produced by: Sunshine Productions H.C.,

The Sierra Club, The Urban Appalachian Council, Communities United for Action.

Distributed by Green Planet Films.

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24 A Obermiller, Phillip. A Resource Directory for Teaching Appalachian Topics in Elementary and

Secondary Schools (Word documents on DVD). 2007

PO-VT-007 DVD "Appalachians: The Silent Minority." Roy Flynn. Greater Dayton Public Television, Inc., 1996.

PO-VT-008 DVD "Going to Chicago from California" Newsreel. 1:09:22 minutes.

PO-VT-010 DVD "Keeping Community: East End Voices." 55:18 mins. Distributed by TV Image, Cincinnati, OH.

PO-VT-011 DVD Lower Price Hill Community School (Cincinnati, Ohio). "Windows of Opportunity." 8:05 min.

PO-VT-012 DVD "Mountain Shadow: Four Appalachian Artists." Songs - Katie Laur; Photography - Dee Smart;

Poetry - Brenda Saylor; Storytelling - Omope Carter Daboiku.

Distributed by TV Image, Inc. Cincinnati, Ohio, 1997.

PO-VT-013-A DVD "Strange Lands, Familiar Places." [Conference Presentations] 1. Storytellers and Songwriters


PO-VT-013-B DVD "Strange Lands, Familiar Places." [Conference Presentations] 1. Storytellers and Songwriters


PO-VT-014 "The Lower Price Hill Story Project." August 11,1998. (Cincinnati, Ohio)

PO-VT-016 "The Will to Read: Estel Sizemore's Story." "Ohio" Version. Music sound track by Katie Laur and

Ed Cunningham. Produced by Voyageur Media Group, Cincinnati, Ohio, 2000.

PO-VT-017 "These Old Buildings Raised Our Many Children." (Cincinnati, Ohio) 28:13 minutes.

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