Appalachian State University Digital Collections

Welcome to Appalachian State University Digital Collections

Appalachian State University Digital Collections consist of rare and historic material and are made available online through the efforts of the Belk Library and Information Commons and the departments of Special Collections, Web Services, and University Archives.  The collections include the Beulah C. Campbell Collection, the Lumbee Indians: an Annotated Bibliography, and Documenting Appalachia, which consists of the Abrams Folksong Collection, the Greer Folksong Collection, Appalachian State Historical Photograph Collection, and Appalachian Ethnicity Resources.

Copyright Statement:

Appalachian State University Library’s Digital Collections are provided free for educational use under Fair Use as outlined by current U.S. Copyright law and accompanying guidelines. Individuals may reproduce Digital Collection materials (print, download or make copies) without prior permission research, teaching and private study. However, written permission from Appalachian State University’s Belk Library or the rights holder must be obtained and given to the appropriate Belk Library representative before using an item for publishing or commercial purposes. Requests for permission should be addressed to Appalachian State Digital Collections, Special Collections or University Archives. In some instances, Belk Library does not have complete information about authors, publishers, or other persons associated with the materials in their collection. The Special Collections and University Archives appreciates hearing from anyone who may have additional information about any of the items in the collection and from those who may wish to donate Appalachian resources to Appalachian State University.