Title: South Georgia Folklife Collection, 1996-2006
ID: UA/22/12
Extent: 28.0 Linear Feet
Arrangement:
The collection is divided into thirteen series that reflect topical foci. Each series has been assigned a "PRJ" or "project" number to identify its place in the collection. The series for the collection are as follows:
Series 1: PRJ-1002: Turpentine
Series 2:PRJ-1003: General Resources
Series 3: PRJ-1004: Sacred Harp of Southeast Georgia
Series 4: PRJ-1005: Suckerfish
Series 5: PRJ-1007: Wiregrass
Series 6: PRJ-1008: Last Harvest
Series 7: PRJ-1009: Folkwriting
Series 8: PRJ-1010: Sounds of South Georgia
Series 9: PRJ-1011: Exploring Community Heritage
Series 10: PRJ-1012: Student Projects
Series 11: PRJ-1013: Okefenokee
Series 12: Multimedia Materials
Subjects: Folklore--Wiregrass, Okefenokee Swamp (Ga. and Fla.), Primitive Baptists, Primitive Baptists--Georgia--History., Primitive Baptists--History--Sources., Sacred harp, Turpentine Industry and Trade
Languages: English
Folklore--Wiregrass
Okefenokee Swamp (Ga. and Fla.)
Primitive Baptists
Primitive Baptists--Georgia--History.
Primitive Baptists--History--Sources.
Sacred harp
Turpentine Industry and Trade
Repository: Valdosta State University Archives and Special Collections
Accruals: Signed Records Transfer for SGFC additions: Gourd by Linda Bruton done in 2006; Walking stick carved by Ronnie Dale Lee of Hoboken 199, and SGFC posters Gourd is on display in Mobley Reading Room.
Access Restrictions:
Series 8: PRJ-1010 Sounds of South Georgia
Folder 70: VHS-1010.06 The McIntosh County Shouters may not be copied
Other URL: http://www.valdosta.edu/library/find/arch/folklife/index.html