Hazel Rhymer records herself singing songs such as "Will the Circle Be Unbroken," "Waiting for a Train," and "My Mary" among others. She mentions that some songs are in the Smithsonian Institution. Side B includes her singing "Barbara Allen," "That…

At age 80, Hazel Rhymer records herself singing songs for Thelma and providing context for songs, many of which are traditional ballads.

Side A includes songs such as "Poor Widow," "The Farmer and His Wife" and the "Madison County Crew" which she…

Recording of the Rambling Mountaineers on Side A including songs such as "Just a Rose Will Do" and "God Put a Rainbow in the Clouds." Side B includes live recording of other singers performing songs such as "Old Shep."

Hazel Rhymer's audiocassette recording of music for Suzanne Lane with a personal message at the beginning of Side A as well as songs such as "Orange Blossom Special" and Hazel singing songs such as "Molasses," "Sweet Bunch of Daisies," "I Had But…

Audiocassette recording of live, mainly instrumental music featuring fiddle, banjo, accordion and other instruments. Musicians tuning instruments as well as singing, speaking and laughter can also be heard in the recording. Side A includes tunes such…

Gene Boone records himself singing and playing instruments for his sister, Hazel Rhymer, and her husband, Johnny Rhymer. The first minute of the recording features Gene Boone greeting Hazel, reminiscing about Farmer's Federation picnics, describing…

Recording of Claude and Jim Boone singing with guitar. Side A includes songs such as "Wedding Bells Will Never Ring For Me," "Talkin' to the Wrong Man," and "Have You Come to Say Goodbye." Side B includes songs such as "T For Texas," "Hesitation…

Audiocassette recording of Claude Boone and family members singing with guitar. Side A includes songs such as "We are Going Down the Valley," "Jesus Hold My Hand," and "Reunion in Heaven" among others. Side B includes songs such as "I Saw the Light,"…

Audiocassette recording of Bear Creek Ramblers, an old-time string band from Buncombe County, North Carolina. Prominent instruments include fiddle and banjo. Side B includes songs such as "Rose of San Antone" and "Orange Blossom Special."

Audiocassette recording of live instrumental music featuring fiddle, banjo and accordion among other instruments. Speaking, laughter and singing can also be heard in the background. Side A includes songs such as "Easter Parade." Ulus Commodore “Chub”…

Audiocassette recording of live instrumental music featuring fiddle and banjo among other instruments. Side A includes songs "Silent Night," "Jingle Bells," and "Blue Christmas." Ulus Commodore “Chub” Parham (1919-1995) was a member of the musical…

Photo depicts trees and two homes covered in six or more feet of snow. Snow is blocking front door and porch of one of the homes.

(On reverse side)
Handwritten note: "Snow in Boone, N.C. 1942 5 each"
Stamp in black ink: "A6"

Photo depicts people standing or walking in snow in front of Watauga Cafe Hotel.

Photo depicts snowy street with vehicles and storefronts of bank, cafe, Farmers Hardware & Supply Co., and Quality Shoe Shop.

Photo depicts icicles and many feet of snow in front of a two-story home.

Photo depicts several feet of snow on sidewalk and storefronts of Dixie Stores and Watauga Hotel & Cafe.

Photo depicts snowy scene of Daniel Boone Hotel sign, power lines, and trees. Street sign: "Park No Trucks in this block" Handwritten note: "Snow storm Boone N.C. 1942"

Photo depicts two women standing in many feet of snow, in front of a multi-story, brick building.

Photo depicts two women in winter clothing posing in many feet of snow. Handwritten note: "Carol Davis & Jane (Gene? Jane?) Farbes (Forbes?) Boone, NC"

Photo depicts group of people wearing winter clothing, standing in front of brick building, tree and snow-covered lawn. Woman is holding a snowball.

Photo depicts man and woman standing in front of multi-story brick building.

Photo depicts Appalachian State Teachers College campus, trees, brick, multi-story buildings, cars, and people. Handwritten note: "ASTC Main Drag"