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- "Museum of the Cherokee Indian"
- Cherokee County, N.C. -Description and travel; Cherokee Indian Reservation, N.C. -Description and travels; Museum of the Cherokee Indian; Architecture -Appalachian Region
- This brochure includes information about the Museum of the Cherokee Indian, located on the Cherokee Indian Reservation. It is an interpretive facility for the National Park Service's Trail of Tears National Historic Trail. The museum consists of...
- Appalachian Ethnicity Resources
- "Museum of the Cherokee Indian: Exciting History"
- Cherokee County, N.C.; Cherokee Indian Reservation, N.C. -Description and travels; Museum of the Cherokee Indian; Architecture -Appalachian Region
- This brochure includes information about the Museum of the Cherokee Indian, located on the Cherokee Indian Reservation. The museum consists of pre-European Cherokee life, Sequoyah, the Trail of Tears, and modern life. Information includes...
- Appalachian Ethnicity Resources
- "Museum of the Cherokee Indian"
- Cherokee County, N.C. -Description and travel; Cherokee Indian Reservation, N.C. -Description and travel; Museum of the Cherokee Indian; Architecture -Appalachian Region
- This brochure includes information about the Museum of the Cherokee Indian, located on the Cherokee Indian Reservation. It is an interpretive facility for the National Park Service's Trail of Tears National Historic Trail. The museum consists of...
- Appalachian Ethnicity Resources
- "Sequoyah Birthplace Museum"
- Sequoyah, 1770?-1843; Sequoyah Birthplace Museum; Cherokee Indians; Cherokee Language; Cherokee Memorial
- This brochure describes the Sequoyah Birthplace Museum, located in Vonore, Tennessee. The museum contains exhibits about Sequoyah, who created the Cherokee alphabet, other exhibits about Cherokee life, and a Cherokee Memorial. Information...
- Appalachian Ethnicity Resources
- "History Museum of Western Virginia: Your Place in History"
- Historic sites -Roanoke, Va.; Architecture -Appalachian Region
- This brochure describes the History Museum of Western Virginia, located in Roanoke, Virginia. The museum includes a mastodon fossil, a wigwam, Tutelo Indian pottery, a Thomas Jefferson land grant deed, and artifacts from the Civil War, Victorian...
- Appalachian Ethnicity Resources
- "The Pocono Indian Museum and Gift Shop"
- Delaware Indians; Bushkill, Pa. -Description and travel
- This brochure describes the Pocono Indian Museum and Gift Shop, located in Bushkill, Pennsylvania. The museum includes information about the Delaware Indians as well as operational hours and a regional map.
- Appalachian Ethnicity Resources
- "Crab Orchard Museum and Pioneer Park of Southwestern Virginia"
- Historic sites - Tazewell, Va.
- This brochure describes the Crab Orchard Museum, a non-profit museum located in Tazewell, Virginia which consists of cultural festivals, workshop, re-enactments, an archeological site, and changing exhibits. Included is a regional map, admission...
- Appalachian Ethnicity Resources
- "Museum of the Cherokee Indian"
- Museum of the Cherokee Indian; Cherokee Indian Reservation, N.C. -Description and travel; Architecture -Appalachian Region
- This brochure describes the Museum of the Cherokee Indian and includes admission price, date availability, and a map.
- Appalachian Ethnicity Resources
- "Cherokee Indian Reservation, Western North Carolina"
- Cherokee Indian Reservation, N.C. -Description and travels; Museum of the Cherokee Indian; Qualla Arts and Crafts Mutual, Inc.; Oconaluftee Indian Village (Cherokee, N.C.); Unto These Hills -Drama; Cherokee Heritage Museum and Gallery; Harrah's...
- This brochure provides dated information about tourist attractions' locations, costs, and dates of availability at the Cherokee Indian Reservation in North Carolina.
- Appalachian Ethnicity Resources
- "Meigs County: The Shoreline County"
- Meigs County, Tenn. -Description and travel; Cherokee Indians
- This brochure includes a description of Meigs County, Tennessee, Cherokee Memorial Park, and museum. Included also are a list of special events and accommodations and a regional map.
- Appalachian Ethnicity Resources
- Dougherty House, photo 2
- Buildings;
- The Dougherty House was built in 1903 by D. D. Dougherty and served as home to both him and B. B. Dougherty. It was originally located on Rivers St., but was moved to allow for a parking lot, and stood at the current location of CAP Science...
- Appalachian State University Historical Photographs Collection
- Dougherty House, photo 1
- Buildings;
- The Dougherty House was built in 1903 by D. D. Dougherty and served as home to both him and B. B. Dougherty. It was originally located on Rivers St. across from the Varsity Gymnasium, and stood at the current location of Cap Science Building. It...
- Appalachian State University Historical Photographs Collection
- Dougherty House, front porch
- Buildings;
- The Dougherty House was built in 1903 by D. D. Dougherty and served as home to both him and B. B. Dougherty. It was originally located on Rivers St., but was moved to allow for a parking lot, and stood at the current location of Cap Science...
- Appalachian State University Historical Photographs Collection
- University Hall
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- This image shows the front entrance to University Hall, built 1983. It is located on US 321 south of Appalachian State on the new Millennial Campus, and houses the Appalachian Regional Development Institute (ARDI) and the Appalachian Cultural...
- Appalachian State University Historical Photographs Collection
- Dougherty House, 1905
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- This image shows the northern side of the Dougherty House, built by Dauphin Disco Dougherty in 1903. The house was home to the family of D. D. Dougherty and his brother Blanford Barnard Dougherty. The brothers were co-founders and co-principals of...
- Appalachian State University Historical Photographs Collection
- Dougherty House, photo 3
- Buildings;
- The Dougherty House was built in 1903 by D. D. Dougherty and served as home to both him and B. B. Dougherty. It was originally located on Rivers St., but was moved to allow for a parking lot, and stood at the current location of CAP Science...
- Appalachian State University Historical Photographs Collection
- Dougherty House, rear
- Buildings;
- The Dougherty House was built in 1903 by D. D. Dougherty and served as home to both him and B. B. Dougherty. It was originally located on Rivers St., but was moved to allow for a parking lot, and stood at the current location of Cap Science...
- Appalachian State University Historical Photographs Collection
- Split Rail Fence
- Leniavell Trivette learned how to quilt as well as many other handicrafts from her late mother Elsie Trivette, the 1994 N.C. Heritage Award Recipient, who in turn learned from her mother and grandmother while growing up in the mountains of Avery...
- Library Art Collection
- Log Cabin
- Lena Trivette learned how to quilt as well as many other handicrafts from her late mother Elsie Trivette, the 1994 N.C. Heritage Award Recipient, who in turn learned from her mother and grandmother while growing up in the mountains of Avery...
- Library Art Collection
- Carol and Mary
- "Carol and Mary" was created in honor of Belk's two granddaughters and is located near the entrance to the Library. This life size bronze sculpture depicts two college girls seated on a bench with books, book bag and back pack. The...
- Library Art Collection

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