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AUTHOR Bartis, Peter T.; Fortig, Barbara C. TITLE Folklife Sourcebook: A Directory of Folklife Resources in the United States and Canada. Publications of the American Folklife Center No. 14 INSTITUTION Library of Congress, Washington, D.C. American Folklife Center. REPORT NO ISBN-0-8444-0521-3 PUB DATE 86 NOTE 158p.; This publication was made possible by the Elizabeth Hamer Kagan Fund. AVAILABLE FROMAmerican Folklife Center, Library of Congress, Washington, DC 20003 ($8.00 plus $2.00 mailing fee). PUB TYPE Reference Materials - Directories/Catalogs (132)

EDRS PRICE MF01 Plus r)stage. PC Not Available from EDRS. DESCRIPTORS *Cultural Education; Cultural Enrichment; Elementary Secondary Education; *Folk Culture; Higher Education; *Instructional Materials; Legends; Literature; Music; Mythology; *North American Culture; Poetry; Proverbs IDENTIFIERS *Canada; *United States

ABSTRACT Because folklife studies have been integrated into a variety of scholarly and public pursuits, the breadth and vitality of the field has sometimes been underestimated. This directory demonstrates the extent of resources and programs available. Chapter one presents U.S. and Canaiian federal agencies and organizations that provide long-range programmatic and financial support for the conservation and study of traditional culture in the United States. State folk cultural programs that function in an official capacity for their respective areas are listed in chapter two, which points out that folk arts coordinators can provide valuable information on publications, programs, and resources in their states. Societies with specific cultural interests, such as the Southern Appalachian Dulcimer Association, provide an invaluable source for information on folk culture and are identified in chapter three. Organizations and institutions included in chapter four have an on-going programmatic interest in folklife study, conservation, and presentation demonstrated either through their own activities or grant support. Chapter five identifies serial publications available for the study of folklife. Chapter six describes archives which are oriented primarily to folklore, folklife, and ethnomusicology. These archives have special collections of significance, or have been included 9n the recommendation of state folk cultural programs. Higher education programs in folklore and folklife will be found in chapter seven of the directory. Chapter eight identifies recording companies in North America specializing in folk music. Chapter nine presents a list of supplemental guides to general or specific folklife topics or networks. (SM) RCEBOOK . t 43

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FOLKLIFE SOURCEBOOK A Directory of Folkhfe Resources in the United States and Canada

Prepared by Peter T. Barris and Barbara C. Fertig *

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American Folklife Center The Library of CongressWashington 1986 Library of Congress Cataloging in Publication Data

Bartis, Peter. Folk life sourcebook.

(Publications of the American Folk life Center; no. 14) 1. FolkloreUnited StatesDirectories. 2. Folklore CanadaDirectories. 3. Folklore archivesUnited States Directories. 4. Folklore archivesCanadaDirectories. I. Fertig, Barbara, 1934- . II. Title. III. Series. GR37.B371986 398'.025'73 85-600334 ISBN 0-8444-0521-3

Publications of the American Folklife Center No. 14

This publication was made possible by the Elizabeth Hamer Kegan Funsi, a revolving fund of non-appropriated monies designed to further the Center's activities. Contributions to the fund are tax exempt.

Distributed by the American Folk life Center, Library of Congress, Washington, DC 20540

4 Table of Contents

Introduction 1 I. Federal Agencies 2 II. State Folk Cultural Programs 3 III. Societies 8 IV. Other Organizations, Institutions, and Foundations with Folk life Programming 29 V. Serial Publications 34 VI. Archives of Folklore, Folk life, and Ethnomusicology in the United States and Canada 54 VII. Higher Education Programs in Folklore and Folk life 125 VIII. Recording Companies 131 IX. Directories 150

5 This publication celebrates the 10th anniversary of the American Folk life Center at the Library of Congress and commemorates the centennial of the American Folklore Society, founded in 1888. INTRODUCTION

This sourdebook has been assembled to serve Department of English, Indiana State Univer- a variety of interests. The information it encom- sity at Terre Haute, as a joint project of the passes reflects the broad reach of professional American Folklife Center and the American folklore and folklife networks and the many Folklore Society. For his analysis of the survey's allied pursuits and activities involving folklore findings see Journal of American FolAlore (Volume and folldife studies and programming in the arts 99, Number 391, January-April, 1986). and social sciences, public programs, and educa- The directory takes its organization and ar- tional institutions. Because folklife studies have rangement of data from the expressed needs of been integrated into a variety of scholarly and users of the Archive. Organizations and institu- public pursuits, the breadth and vitality of the tions are arranged by states and cities, with field has sometimes been underestimated. By Canadian provinces integrated. The listing of demonstrating the extent of resources and pro- university courses is arranged alphabetically, grams available, we hope this directory will en- since users generally identify universities and courage public and scholarly participation and colleges by name. Recording companies and an awareness of programs, institutions, and ac- serials, which are normally contacted by mail, tivities linked to cultural conservation. are also presented alphabetically. In recent decades the task of compiling direc- We have appended a selected list of directory information has been performed by the Ar- tories, not only to guide readers to additional chive of Folk Culture under the direction of sources but to iliastrate the breadth of informa- Joseph C. Hickerson. As part of the Archive's tional resources germane to the field of folklore services, and more recently as part of the and folklife. Whether the search is for ethnic broader range of services provided by the societies, museums, arts councils, or funding American Folklife Center, the Archive staff and sources for scholarly research or public projects, volunteer interns have prepared and maintained the Directory of Directoriesis an established reference aids to assist researchers who have reference source of great value. visited and corresponded with the Archive. The planning and development of this These reference aids became the basis for many publication required thousands of question- sections of this directory. The sources and naries, hundreds of phone calls, and the verifica- resources they list have become so multiple and tion of 2. 1 immense number of details. Without varied that a unified directory now seems a the close cooperation of many this directory useful contribution to the field. would not exist. Special acknowledgement and In preparing this publication existing lists appreciation are gratefully extended to Joseph were updated, and during winter and spring of C. Hickerson, the staff and interns of the Ar- 1985 two major surveys were undertaken. The chive and Center, Aldona M. Kamantauskas, first was a questionnaire survey of holdings in Michael Licht, and Ronald L. Baker. folklife and folksong archives. The first of its Peter T. Baths and Barbara C. Fertig kind, it not only provides archivists with an op- December 1985 portunity to share data and professional con- cerns but also introduces the public to important Users having additional information resources previously difficult to locate. The se- appropriate for this directory are cond survey, of folklife studies in colleges and encouraged to notify: universities in the United States and Canada, Directory Project required the distribution of approximately 4,500 American Folklife Center questionnaires and the examinationof T.ibrary of Congress numerous college and university catalogs. It was conducted by Dr. Ronald L. Baker, Chair, Washington, DC 20540

7 I FEDERAL AGENCIES

Beginning with the establishment of the Ar- Folk Arts Program chive of Folk Culture at the Library of Congress National Endowment for the Arts in 1928 as the Archive of American Folk-Song, Old Post Office Building several federal agencies have provided long- 1100 Pennsylvania Avenue, N.W. range programmatic and financial support to Washington, DC 20506 the conservation and study of traditional culture in the United States. The Smithsonian Institu- tion began its Festival of American Folklife in Office of Folklife Programs 1967, expanding to the Office of Folklife Pro- Smithsonian Institution grams in 1977. The National Endowment for 955 L'Enfant Plaza, Suite 2600 the Arts established its Folk Arts Program in Washington, DC 20560 1974. The American Folklife Center was established in 1976 with the passage of Public Law 94-201, the American Folklife Preserva- tion Act. Other federal agencies, including the CANADA Departments cf Interior,Education, and Agriculture, as well as the National Endowment for the Humanities, have coordinated and Canadian Centre for Folk Culture Studies funded important efforts. National Museum of Man Key Canadian agencies have also been listed. National Museum of Canada Like the U.S. agencies, they will serve as guides Ottawa, Ontario to additional resources. Most of the agencies CANADA K1A 0M8 listed below engage in a broad range of consultation and public programs and produce scholarly and informational publications. Canadian Folk Arts Council 1263 Adelaide Street West, 5th Floor Toronto, Ontario UNITED STATES CANADA M5H 1Y2 and American Folklife Center 10 rue Notre-Dame est, Suite 200 Library of Congress Montreal, Quebec Washington, DC 20540 CANADA H2Y 1B7

Archive of Folk Culture American Folklife Center Multiculturalism Canada Library of Congress Ottawa, Ontario Washington, DC 20540 CANADA K1A 0M5

2 II STATE FOLK CULTURAL PROGRAMS

State folk cultural programs function in an The Southwest Folklore Center at the Univer- official capacity for their respective states. Such sity of Arizona programs date from the 1960s and have now 1524 East 6th Street been instituted in most states with the assistance Tucson, AZ 87521 of the Folk Arts Program of the National En- (602) 621-3392 dowment for the Arts. They are often located within state arts councils, but several are based ARKANSAS in historical societies and commissions or within governor's offices. Others are independently in- Stephen P. Poyser corporated. State folk arts coordinators or state Folk Arts Coordinator folklorists (as they are sometimes called) work Arkansas Arts Council with a wide range of local, state, private, and The Heritage Center federal agencies and organizations, and their ac- 225 East Markham Street, Suite 200 tivities range from Folk Artists in Education pro- Little Rock, AR 72201 grams to apprenticeships, field studies, exhibits, (501) 371-2539 festivals, and other public-education projects. They can provide valuable information on publications, programs, and resources in their COLORADO states. David Brose Folk Arts Coordinator ALABAMA Colorado Council on the Arts and Humani- ties Joey Brackner Grant-Humphreys Mansion Folk life Program Manager 770 Pennsylvania Street Alabama State Council on the Arts Denver, CO 80203 323 Adams Avenue (3C3) 866-5431 Montgomery, AL 36130-5801 (205) 261-4076 FLORIDA Ormond Loomis ALASKA Director, Bureau of Florida Folk life Programs Box 265 Suzi Jones White Springs, FL 32096 Folk-Native Arts Coordinator (904) 397-2192 Alaska State Council on the Arts 619 Warehouse Avenue, Suite 220 Anchorage, AK 99501 HAWAII (907) 279-1558 Lynn Martin The State Foundation on Culture and the ARIZONA Arts 335 Merchant Street, Room 202 Jim Griffith Honolulu, HI 96813 Folk Arts Coordinator/Director (808) 548-4145

9 IDAHO Kentucky Center for the Arts 530 West Main Street, Suite 400 Idaho Commission on the Arts Louisville, KY 40202 c!o Statehouse Mail (502) 562-0100 Boise, ID 83720 (208) 334-2119 LOUISIANA

ILLINOIS Louisiana Folklife Program Division of the Arts Egle V. Zygas Office of Program Devlopment Director of the Folk and Ethnic Arts Program Box 44247 Illinois Art: Council Baton Rouge, LA 70804 State of Illinois Center (504) 925-3930 100 West Randolph Street, Suite 10-500 Chicago, IL 60601 MAINE (312) 793-6750 Amanda McQuiddy INDIANA Folk Arts Coordinator Maine State Commission on the Arts and Geoff Gephart Humanities Indiana Arts Commission 55 Capitol Street 32 East Washington Street, 6th Floor State House Station 25 Indianapolis, IN 46204 Augusta, ME 04333 (317) 232-1268 (207) 773-1192

IOWA MARYLAND

Steven Ohrn Charles Camp Iowa Arts Council State Folklorist State Capitol Building Maryland Arts Council Des Moines, IA 50319 15 West Mulberry Street (515) 281-4451 Baltimore, MD 21201 (301) 685-6741

KANSAS MASSACHUSETTS

Jennie Chin Dillon Bustin Folk Arts Coordinator Massachusetts Council on the Arts and Kansas State Historical Society Humanities 120 West 10th Street 1 Ashburton Place Topeka, KS 66612 Boston, MA 02108 (913) 296-3251 (617) 727-3668

KENTUCKY MICHIGAN

Richard Van Kleeck Yvonne Lockwood Folk Arts Coordinator The Museum

10 Michigan State University NEVADA East Lansing, MI 48824 (517) 355-2370 Blanton Owen Nevada State Council on the Arts ,- 329 Flint Street MINNESOTA Reno, NV 89501 (702) 789-0225 Philip Nusbaum Minnesota State Arts Board 432 Summit Avenue NEW HAMPSHIRE Saint Paul, MN 55102 (612) 297-2603 Linda Morley New Hampshire Commission on the Arts Phoenix Hall MISSISSIPPI 40 North Main Street Concord, NH 03301 Mississippi Arts Commission (603) 271-2789 Box 1341 Jackson, MS 39202 (601) 354-7336 NEW JERSEY

David Cohen MISSOURI Coordinator, Folklife Program New Jersey Historical Commission Missouri Cultural Heritage Center 113 West State Street University of Missouri-Columbia Trenton, NJ 08625 Graduate School and Office of Research (609) 292-6062 400 Hitt Street, 01 South Columbia, MO 65211 Rita Moonsammy (314) 882-6296 Folk Arts Coordinator New Jersey State Council on the Arts 109 West State Street MONTANA Trenton, Nj 08625 (609) 292-6130 Michael Korn Folk Arts Coordinator Montana Arts Council NEW YORK 35 South Last Chance Gulch Helena, MT 59620 Robert Baron (406) 444-6430 Folk Arts Program New York State Council on the Arts 915 Broadway at 21st Street NEBRASKA New York, NY 10010 (212) 614-2977 Lynn Ireland Folk life Coordinator Nebraska State Historical Society NORTH CAROLINA Box 82554 Lincoln, NE 68501 George Holt (402) 471-3270 Director, Office of Folklife Programs

11 North Carolina Department of Cultural 312 Wickcndcn Street Resources Providence, RI 02903 109 East Jones Street, Room 316 (401) 277-3880 Raleigh, NC 27611 (919) 733-7897 SOUTH CAROLINA

NORTH DAKOTA Gary Stanton Folk Arts Coordinator Christopher Martin McKissick Museum State Folk Arts Coordinator University of South Carolina North Dakota Council on the Arts Columbia, SC 29208 Black Building, Suite 811 (803) 777-7251 Fargo, ND 58102 (701) 237-8959 SOUTH DAKOTA

OHIO Elaine Thatcher Folk Arts Coordinator Tim Lloyd, Coordinator South Dakota Arts Council Traditional Art- Research and Development 108 West 11th Street Program Sioux Falls, SD 57102 Ohio Arts Council (605) 339-6646 727 East Main Street Columbus, OH 43205-1796 (614) 221-4300 TENNESSEE

Robert Cogswell PENNSYLVANIA Folk Arts Coordinator Tennessee Arts Commission Shalom Staub 320 6th Avenue North Director of State Folk life Programs Nashville, TN 37219 Governor's Heritage Affairs Commission (615) 741-1701 309 Forum Building Harrisburg, PA 17120 (717) 783-8625 TEXAS

Pat Jasper RHODE ISLAND Director, Texas Folk life Resources Box 49824 Michael E. Bell Austin, TX 78765 Director, Rhode Island Folk life Program (512) 482-9217 The Old State House 150 Benefit Street Pr ,vidence, RI 02903 UTAH (401) 781-5531 Carol Edison Winifred Lambrecht Folk Arts Coordinator Rhode Island State Council on the Arts Utah Arts Council

12 617 East South Temple Olympia, WA 98505 Salt Lake City, UT 84102 (206) 866-6000, ext. 6404 (801) 533-5760

WISCONSIN VERMONT Richard March Wisconsin Arts Board J Beck 123 West Washington Avenue Vermont Folklorist Madison, WI 53702 Vermont Council on the Arts, Inc. (608) 266-0190 136 State Street Montpelier, VT 05602 (802) 828-3291 WYOMING Dennis Coelho WASHINGTON Wyoming Council on the Arts Capitol Complex Jens Lund 122 West 25th Street Washington State Folk life Coordinator Cheyenne, WY 82002 Mail Stop TA-00-SE3127 (307) 777-7742

13 III SOCIETIES

ALABAMA (Societe Canadienne de Musique Folklorique) Birmingham Country Dance Society 1314 Shelbourne Street, S.W. do Joyce Cauthen Calgary, Alberta 1051 24th Street South CANADA T3C 2K8 Birmingham, AL 35205

Southern Appalachian Dulcimer Association do Charles Ellis ARIZONA Route 1, Box 473 Helena, AL 35080 Arizona Friends of Folklore Northern Arizona University Huntsville Mountain Dulcimer Association Box 5705 do J. R. Maulsby Flagstaff, AZ 86011 416 Green Acres Drive, N.W. Huntsville, AL 35805 National Old Time Fiddlers Association do John Wilson Tennessee Valley Old Time Fiddlers' Box 900 OSR Association Kingman, AZ 86401 305 Stella Drive Madison, AL 35758 Arizona Bluegrass Association 4044 North 44th Place Alabama Folk life Association Phoenix, AZ 85018 do McCallum University of Alabama Arizona Old Time Fiddlers Association Box S do Sandra Shoup University, AL 35486 4717 East Mulberry Street Phoenix, AZ 85018

. Arizona Dulcimer Society ALASKA 6701 East Latham Street Scottsdale, AZ 8525 7 Dancing Bears Box 3-366, ECB Southern Arizona Old-Time Fiddlers Anchorage, AK 99501 Association Box 5334 Tucson, AZ 85703

ALBERTA Tucson Friends of Traditional Music Box 40654 Canadian Folk Music Society Tucson, AZ 85717

14 ARKANSAS CALIFORNIA

Ozark States Folklore Society Southern California Country Dance Society Arkansas College do Mary Judson Batesville, AR 72501 562 East Mendocino Street Altadena, CA 91001

Bluegrass Music Association Humboldt Folk life Society Box 16 Box 4121 Elm Spring, AR 72728 Arcata, CA 95521

Arkansas Country Dance Society Berkeley Society for the Preservation of do David Peterson Traditional Music 52 Ridge Drive 1827 San Pablo Avenue Greenbrier, AR 72058 Berkeley, CA 94702 Interdisciplinary Folklore Alliance Rackensack Folklore Society Folklore Archive Mountain View, AR 72560 Kroeber Hall University of California, Berkeley Berkeley, CA 94720

BRITISH COLUMBIA Southern California Old-Time Fiddlers Association Canadian Folk Society, Vancouver Branch do Howard and Joy Moore Hodson Manor Star Route, Box 89 1254 West 7th Avenue Caliente, CA 93518 Vancouver, British Columbia CANADA V6H 1B6 Folk Music Society of the Monterey Peninsula Pacific Bluegrass Heritage Society do Joe Broadman False Creek Community Ccntre 26380 Val Verde Drive 1318 Carr right Street Carmel, CA 93923 Granville Island Vancouver, British Columbia Central California Old-Time Fiddlers CANADA V6H 3R8 Association do Alva Davis 2805 Charlotte Avenue Vancouver Folk Song Society Ceres, CA 95307 396 East 47th Avenue Vancouver, British Columbia Folk Song Society of San Diego CANADA V5W 2B2 do Joy Bloom 1715 Somerland Street Victoria Folk Music Society El Cajon, CA 92021 Victoria Folklore Centre 2854 Acacia Drive California Folk Arts Association Victoria, British Columbia Box 484 CANADA V9B 2C3 Folsom, CA 95630

15 California Folklore Society California State Old-Time Fiddlers Box 4552 Association Glendale, CA 91202 Box 1703 Oroville, CA 95965 Folk Dance Federation of California 1275 A Street, Room 111 U.S. Scottish Fiddling Revival Hayward, CA 94541 1938 Rose Villa Street Pasadena, CA 91107 Friends of Folk Music 71.11 Talbert Avenue Prism Music Society Huntington Beach, CA 92648 4795 Friendship Lane Huntington Beach Friends of Folk Music Redding, CA 96001 See: Friends of Folk Music Riverside Folk Song Society Eastern Sierra Country Dance Community 880 Navajo Drive c/o Larry Abbott Riverside, CA 92507 1457 Corralitas Los Angeles, CA 90039 Peninsula Folk Music Club Box 53 Folk Dance Federation of California, South San Carlos, CA 94070 13250 Ida Avenue Los Angeles, CA 90066 California Bluegrass Association Box 11287 Folklore Graduate Students Association San Francisco, CA 94101 Center for the Study of Comparative Folklore and Mythology San Francisco Folk Music Club 1037 Graduate School of Management 885 Clayton Street University of California, Los Angeles San Francisco, CA 94117 Los Angeles, CA 90024 Santa Monica Traditional Folk Music Club Jazz and World Music Society 143 South Kanter Avenue 1810 Cliff Drive, Suite 23 Los Angeles, CA 90049 Santa Barbara, CA 93109 Society of Folk Harpers i..nd Craftsmen Santa Barbara Country Dance Society Box 29521 do Guy Tingos Los Angeles, CA 90029 Box 21904 Santa Barbara, CA 93121 American Quilt Study Group 105 Molino Avenue Songmakers, Inc. Mill Valley, CA 94941 4477 Sherman Oaks Circle Sherman Oaks, CA 91403 Bay Area Country Dance Society do Fred Perner California Traditional Music Society 2590 Grove Street 4401 Trancas Place Oakland, CA 94612 Tarzana, CA 91356

Central California Bluegrass Association Sonoma County Folk Society Box 2033 Box 1018 Orcutt, CA 93455 Windsor, CA 95492

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COLORADO Fairfield Country Dancers c/o Edwin Potter 12 Pamela Place Colorado Folk Arts Council Westport. CT 06680 do Vyte Beliajus Box 1226 Sounding Board Society Denver, CO 80201 290 Middletown Avenue Wethersfield, CT 06109 Colorado Folklore Society do Kenneth Periman Fort Lewis College Durango, CO 81301 DELAWARE

Colorado Bluegrass Music Society 13546 Omega Drive Dover Country Dancers Littleton, CO 80124 c/o Nancy Gardner 213 North State Street Dover, DE 19401

CONNECTICUT Brandywine Friends of Old Time Music Box 3504 Greenville, DE 19807 Branford Folk Music Society Box 441 Branford, CT 06405 Eastern Shore Bluegrass Association 86 Jamore Drive Mianus River Morris of Greenwich, Seaford, DE 19973 Connecticut do Paul Kerlee Delaware Folklife Project, Inc. 1404 Old Country Road 2 Crestwood Place Elmsford, NY 10532 Wilmington, DE 19809 Round Hill Country Dancers do Amy Brewer 16 Northfield Street DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA Greenwich, CT 06830

New Haven Country Ds ncers American Folklore Society do Paul McGuire 1703 New Hampshire Avenue, N.W. 514 Elm Street Washington, DC 20009 New Haven, CT 06511 People's Music Network Association for Living Historical Farms and 158 Cliff Street Agricultural Museums Norwich, CT 06360 do G. Terry Sharrer Division of Agriculture and Natural Resources Country Dance in Connecticut National Museum of American History, Room do Jim Gregory 5035 Box 818 Smithsonian Institution West Hartford, CT 06107 Washington, DC 20560

17 Conradh na Gaeilge Washington South Florida Bluegrass Association (Gaelic League of Washington) do Virginia Schweitzer do Jo Radner 20050 Bel Aire Drive 3549 Quesada Street, N.W. Miami, FL 33157 Washingto DC 20015 English Country Dancers of Miami Folklore Society of Greater Washington See: Masque di San Marco Box 19114 20th Street Station Masque di San Marco Washington, DC 20036 Renaissance Historical Society of Florida, Inc. 1122 N.E. 91st Street Miami Shores, FL 33138 Gaelic League of Washington See: Conradh na Gaeilge Washington Florida State Fiddlers Association Box 713 George Washington University Folk life Micanopy, FL 32667 Association do Amerian Studies Program Tallahassee Community Friends of Old Time George Washington University Dance Washington, DC 20052 do Maggie McKeown 1422 North Martin Luther King Boulevard Indian Arts and Crafts Board Tallahassee, FL 32304 Room 4004, Main Interior U.S. Department of the Interior Florida Friends of Bluegrass Washington, DC 20240 7318 Sequoia Drive Tampa, FL 33617 Italian Folklore Group of Washington, DC Florida Folklore Society c/o Lucy Baldessarini Florida Folklife Programs 250C Wisconsin Avenue, N.W., Apt. 132 Box 265 Washington, DC 20007 White Springs, FL 32096

World Folk Music Association Box 40553 Washington, DC 20016 GEORGIA

Athens Folk Music and Dance Society Box 346 FLORIDA Athens, GA 30603 Chattahoochee Country Dancers Southwest Florida Bluegrass Association do Lindsay Morris Box 734 234 Melrose Avenue Fort Myers, FL 33902 Decatur, GA 30030 Atlanta Area Friends of Folk Music Southeast Bluegrass Association do Don Smith 9760 S.W. 165th Terrace 1535 Danbury Drive Miami, FL 33157 Norcross, GA 30093

18 IDAHO Chicago Country Dancers do Erna-Lynne Bogue Ida Noyes Hall Idaho Bluegrass Association 1212 East 59th Streec 6422 Tahoe Drive Chicago, IL 60637 Boise, ID 83709

Idaho Folk life Associates Ethnic Cultural Preservation Council c/o Idaho State Historical Society 4012 Archer Avenue 610 North Julia Davis Drive Chicago, IL 60632 Boise, ID 83702

Idaho Folklore Society Society for the Preservation of Traditional do Gary Shue, President Music 7304 McMullen Street Old Town School of Folk Music Boise, ID 83709 909 West Armitage Avenue Chicago, IL 60614 Coeur d'Alene Folklore Society Box 1701 University of Chicago Folklore Society Coeur d'Alene, ID 83814 Box 7, Faculty Exchange Chicago, IL 60637 Idaho Old-Time Fiddlers Association do Signal-American Box 709 New Friends of Old-Time Music Weiser, ID 83672 Illinois State University University Union Auditorium, Room 146 Normal, IL 61761

ILLINOIS Rock River Friends of Folk Music Box 1583 Fox Valley Folklore Society Rockford, IL 61110 1560-A Perry Court Aurora, IL 60505 Illinois Old-Time Fiddlers Association Aural Tradition 211 West South 4th Street Shelbyville, IL 62565 Box 14407 Chicago, IL 60657 Dulcimer Organization of Northern Illinois Chicago Area Bluegrass 'Music and Pickin' do Rosamond Campbell Society 777 Locust Street 1437 West Howard Street Winnetka, IL 60093 Chicago, IL 60626

Chicago Irish Folklife Society Chinese Music Society of North America Box 42845 2329 Charmingfare Street Chicago, IL 60642 Woodridge, IL 60517

19 INDIANA Michiana Songmakers 1214 Academy Place Columbia Hall Hoosier Folklore Society Notre Dame, IN 46616 Folklore Institute Indiana University Southern Indiana Fiddlers Association 504 North Fess Street do Carl Nicholson Bloomington, IN 47405 Route 3 Salem, IN 47167 Folklore Students Association Folklore Institute Indiana University IOWA 504 North Fess Street Bloomington, IN 47405 National Traditional Country Music Association, Inc. Evansville Bluegrass Association 106 Navajo Street Fairlawn United Methodist Church Council Bluffs, IA 51501 2001 South Parker Drive Evansville, IN 47714 Iowa Friends of Old-Time Music do Harry Oster Department of English Northern Indiana Bluegrass Association University of Iowa Allen County Police Reserve Iowa City, IA 52242 3022 Easterday Road Fort Wayne, IN 46818

Tri-State Folk Music Club KANSAS do John Brennan 3005 North Anthony Boulevard Missouri Valley Folklife Society Fort Wayne, IN 46805 c/o Arlen Schubert 10408 Caenen Street Borden Bluegrass Music Association Overland Park, KS 66215 Henr,vi Ile Fire Department Prairie Dulcimer Society Henryville, IN 47126 do Harvey L. Prinz 9540 Walmer Street Central Indiana Folk Music and Mountain Overland Park, KS 66212 Dulcimer Society c/o Gerry Gray Kansas Bluegrass Association 2340 Saint Peter Street 2781 Hiram Street Indianapolis, IN 46203 Wichita, KS 67217 Kansas Folklore Society Indiana Friends of Bluegrass do P. J. Wyatt do Carmen Wethington Department of English Route 2, Box GM-8 Wichita State University New Palestine, IN 46163 Wichita, KS 67208

20 KENTUCKY Northeast Folklore Society do Edward D. Ives Association of Folklorists in the South South Stevens Hall Programs in Folk Studies University of Maine at Orono Western Kentucky University Orono, ME 04469 Bowling Green, KY 42101 Kentucky River Folk Dancers Pine Tree State Bluegrass Music Association do Don Stosberg do Jimmy Cox Route 5, Box 343-A 4 Garden Lane Frankfort, KY 40601 Topsham, ME 04086 Eastern Kentucky Bluegrass Association Hazard High School Hazard, KY 41701 MANITOBA Louisville Country Dancers do Linda List Folk Arts Council of Winnipeg, Inc. 2444 Saratoga Drive Box 229 Louisville, KY 40205 375 York Avenue Louisville Dulcimer Society Winnepeg, Manitoba do Betty Stuedle CANADA R3C 3J3 208 Ash Avenue Pewes Valley, KY 40056 Village Green English Country Dancers do Katherine Himelblau 768 Fleet Avenue Winnipeg, Manitoba LOUISIANA CANADA R3M 1L3 Folklife Society of Louisiana Louisiana Folk life Center Bnx 3663, NSU MARYLAND Natchitoches, LA 71457 Louisiana Folklore Society Department of Anthropology and Geography Vernacular Architecture Forum University of New Orleans do Orlando Ridout V New Orleans, LA 70148 47 Fleet Street Annapolis, MD 21401 New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Foundation Box 2530 Baltimore Folk Music Society New Orleans, LA 70176 Box 7134, Waverly Station Baltimore, MD 21218

MAINE Middle Atlantic Chapter of the Society for Ethnomusicology Brunswick Folk Club do Margery Crouch Chocolate Church 12077 Beltsville Drive Bath, ME 04530 Beltsville, MD 20705

21 Tri-State Bluegrass Association Worcester Area Folk Society Box 215 do Gene Petit Brunswick, MD 21716 68 Boyce Street Auburn, MA 01501 Howard County Folk Music and Dance Society Country Dance Society, Boston Centre Howard Community College 595 Massachusetts Avenue, Room 210 Little Patuxent Parkway Cambridge, MA 02139 Columbia, MD 21044 Folk Arts Network The Penny Whistle Society Box 867 Box 3663 Cambridge, MA 02238 Glyndon, MD 21071

Metropolitan Washington Country Dance New England Folk Festival Association Society 595 Massachusetts Avenue do Blundon Cambridge, MA 02139 7716 Hanover Parkway, Apt. 103 Greenbelt, MD 20770 Woods Hole Folk Music Society Celtic Society of Southern Maryland do Clyde Tyndale Box 35 174 Lakeshore Drive Prince Frederick, MD 20678 East Falmouth, MA 02536

Gypsy Lore Society South Shore Folk Music Club North American Chapter do Ed Nute 2104 Dexter Avenue, Apt. 203 31 Smith Lane Silver Spring, MD 20902 Kingston, MA 02364 Jewish Folk Arts Society Old Post Office Road Southeastern Massachusetts Folk Music Silver Spring, MD 20910 Society 15 Arnold Place Western Maryland Folklore Society New Bedford, MA 02740 Route 1, Box 52-A Smithburg, MD 21783 Boston Area Friends of Bluegrass and Old- Takoma Park Bluegrass Association Time Country Music do Sandy Hofferth Box 127 514 Elm Avenue North Cambridge, MA 02140 Takoma Park, MD 20912 Pioneer Valley Folklore Society Box 803 Northampton, MA 01061 MASSACHUSETTS

Hampshire Folk Music Society Folk Song Society of Greater Boston Hampshire College Box 492 Amherst, MA 01002 Somerville, MA 02143

22 Traditional American Square Dance and 32705 Bellvine Trail Contra Dance Birmingham, MI 48010 c/o Tod Whitemore 92 Hillside Road Hiawatha Music Co-op Watertown, MA 02172 Star Route 728 Deerton, MI 49822 Country Dance Society, Boston Centre 309 Washington Street Lansing Area Folksong Society/Ten Pound Wellesley Hills, MA 02181 Fiddle Box 6248 Michigan State University East Lansing, MI 48823 MICHIGAN Allegan Woods Folk Arts Coop c/o Joan Donaldson Original Dulcimer Player's Club Pleasant Hill Farm do Jack Lewis Fennville, MI 49408 Box 735 Adrian, MI 49221 Grand Rapids Folklore Society c/o Margaret Clouse Ann Arbor Council for Traditional Music 4697 Rock L alley Drive, N.E. and Dance Grand Rapids, MI 49505 875 South 1st Street, Apt. 3 Ann Arbor, MI 48103 North Country Folk Arts Box 189 Cobblestone Farm Country Dancers Ironwood, MI 49938 do Paul Conway 509 North Seventh Street Kalamazoo Folklife Association Ann Arbor, MI 48103 See: K'zoo Folklife Organization

Michigan Folklore Society K'zoo Folklife Organization c/o Yvonne R. Lockwood Box 1421 1471 Kensington Drive Kalamazoo, MI 49005 Ann Arbor, MI 48104 Looking Glass Music and Arts Association Society for Ethnomusicology Box 23506 Box 2984 Lansing, MI 48910 Ann Arbor, MI 48106 Michigan Fiddlers' Association University of Michigan Folklore Society c/o William White Ann Arbor Council for Traditional Music and White Brothers String Shop Dance 4245 Okemoz. Road do Joan Hellmann Okemos, MI 48864 875 South 1st Street, Apt. 3 Ann Arbor, MI 48103 Paint Creek Folklore Society do Judi Morningstar Detroit Country Dance Society 3715 Lincolnshire Road c/o Ann Marie Curley Pontiac, MI 48054

23 Detroit Folklore Society MISSISSIPPI 23428 Plumbrooke Drive Southfield, MI 48075 Mississippi Folklore Society do Ovid S. Vickers Folk Arts Department of English, Box 697 18605 Hilton Street East Central Junior College Southfield, MI 48075 Decatur, MS 39327

MINNESOTA MISSOURI

Hardanger Fiddle Association of America Missouri Folklore Society 325 Howtz Street Box 1757 Duluth, MN 55811 Columbia, MO 65205

Minnesota Folklife Society Missouri State Old Time Fiddlers Association 103 Park Avenue Box 7423 Marshall, MN 56258 Columbia, MO 65205

Hey Rube! Tri-State Bluegrass Association Box 9693 RR 1 Minneapolis, MN 55440 Kahoka, MO 63445

Minnesota Bluegrass and Old Time Music Missouri Valley Folklife Society Association Box 5916 Box 9782 Kansas City, MO 64116 Minneapolis, MN 55440 Society for the Preservation of Bluegrass Minnesota Council for the Traditional Arts Music of America do Deborah Martin Box 95 1601 4th Street South Lake Ozark, MO 75049 Minneapolis, MN 55454 Black Snake Hills Dulcimer Players Minnesota Country Dance Co-op Box 274 c/o John O'Loughlin Saint Joseph, MO 64506 2925 Nevada Avenue Minneapolis, MN 55426 Childgrove Country Dancers Minnesota Folklore Society 416 South Meramec Avenue See: Minnesota Council for the Traditional Saint Louis, MO 63105 Arts Missouri Area Bluegrass Committee Irish Music and Dance Association do Farm and Home Savings and Loan Box 65187 11710 Manchester Road Saint Paul, MN 55165 Saint Louis, MO 63131

24 Missouri Fiddlers and Country Music Muskeg Music Association Box 212 Box 3724 Lebanon, NH 03766 Saint Louis, MO 63122 Monadnock Folklore Society of Southern Missouri Friends of the Folk Arts New Hampshire 410 South Meramec Avenue Nelson Village Saint Louis, MO 63105 Munsonville, NH 03457 Ozark Folk-lore Society do Max F. Hunter 1240 Westview Street NEW JERSEY Springfield, MO 65804

Folk Music Society of Northern New Jersey NEBRASKA 36 Osborne Street Bloomfield, NJ 07003 Lincoln Association for the Traditional Arts 1943 Euclid Avenue American Hungarian Folklore Centrum Lincoln, NE 68502 Box 262 Bogota, NJ 07603 Cornhuskers Country Music Club Box 42 Middle Atlantic Folklife Association Louisville, NE 68037 do Sue Samuelson Box 11 National Traditional Country Music East Millstone, NJ 08873 Association Box 8089 Marrowbones: The Traditional Folk Club of Omaha, NE 68104 Eastern New Jersey do Stacy F. Roth 251 Westfield Avenue NEVADA Elizabeth, NJ 07208 Nevada Old Time Fiddlers Association c/o Don Germain Ridgewood Country Dancers Box 973 do Carl Petri Las Vegas, NV 89125 532 Prospect Street Glen Rock, NJ 07452 Southern Nevada Bluegrass Music Society Box 3704 Bluegrass and Old Time Music Association North Las Vegas, NV 89030 of New Jersey c/o Farmer 185-K Farrington Street Matawan, NJ 07747 NEW HAMPSHIRE Canterbury Folk Club Folk Project do Dudley Laufman Box 41 Canterbury, NH 03224 Mendham, NJ 07945

25 New Jersey Dulcimer Society NEW YORK c/o Silvia Mellon 141 Hawthorne Drive Pick'n' and Sing'n' Gather'n' Mount Holly, NJ 08060 12 Sycamore Street Albany, NY 12208 Association of African and African-American Folklorists French Folklore Society c/o Gerald L. Davis See: Societe Historique et Folklorique Department of African Studies Francaise Livingston College-Rutgers University New Brunswick, NJ 08903 Societe Historique et Folklorique Francaise do Pierre Courtines New Jersey Folklore Society 56-52 203rd Street Box 747 Bayside, NY 11364 New Brunswick, NJ 08903 Great Lakes Bluegrass Association Stockton Folklore Society Box 533 Campus Activities Bergen, NY 14416-.0533 Stockton State College Pomona, NJ 08240 Brooklyn Contra Dance Committee do Peter Debin Princeton Country Dancers 356 Sackett Street do Marge Scott Brooklyn, NY 11231 277 Nassau Street Princeton, NJ 08540 Folk Dance As ociation Box 500 Princeton Folk Music Society Midwood Station Box 427 Brooklyn, NY 11230 Princeton, NJ 08540 Traditional Folk Music Club of Central New Lambertville Country Dancers York do Debbi Kanter do Tom Shuman 302 Country Lane 306 Mansfield Drive West Trenton, NJ 08628 Camillus, NY 13031

Sings and Strings of Bergen County Adirondack Bluegrass League do Howard LPMell Box 901 39 Prospect A. enue Corinth, NY 12822 Westwood, NJ 07675 Buixalo Friends of Folk Music c/o Hoffman 9736 Transit Road NEW MEXICO East Amherst, NY 14051

Mianus River Mo..is of Greenwich, New Mexico Folklore Society Connecticut do Frances Baughman do Paul Kerlee 616 Vassar Drive, N.E. 1404 Old Country Road Albuquerque, NM 87106 Elmsford, NY 10523

26 Traditional Japanese Music Society Columbia University c/o Henry Burnett New York, NY 10027 Aaron Copland School of Music Queens College New York Pinewoods Folk Music Club Flushing, NY 11367 Country Dance and Song Society of America 505 8th Avenue, Room 2500 Geneseo Folk Music Club New York, NY 10018-6505 Box 82, College Union Society for Asian Music State University College 112 East 64th Street Geneseo, NY 14454 New York, NY 10021 Sea Heritage Society Society for Folk Arts Preservation 254-26 75th Avenue 308 East 79th Street Glen Oaks, NY 11004 New York, NY 10021

Cornell Folk Song Club Madison County Historical Society do Long 435 Main Street 308 East Marshall Street Box 415 Ithaca, NY 14850 Oneida, NY 13421 Hudson Valley Dancers Western New York Old Time and Bluegrass c/o Dorothy C. Minnich Music Association 609 Eagle Bay Drive 3021 Route 98 Ossining, NY 10562 c/o Varysburg Post Office Johnsonburg, NY 14167 Country Dancers of Westchester c/o Lee 'harp Central New York B luegrass Association 90 Adams Avenue 3780 Otisco Road Port Chester, NY 10573 Marietta, NY 13110 New York Stag: Old Tyme Fiddlers Alpine CountryDance Society Association do Iry Kass RD 1 420 East 64th Street Redfield, NY 13437 New York, NY 10021 Country Dance., of Rochester BluegrassClub of New York c/o Richard Sauvain 417 East89th Street, Apt. 1B 40 Vick Park A New York, NY 10128 Rochester, NY 14607 CityLore Folk Singing Club of Greater Rochester Center for Urban Folk Culture See: Golden Link Folk Singing Society 338East 70th Street New York, NY 10021 Golden Link Folk Singing Society 1050 East Avenue Country Dance and Song Society of America Rochester, NY 14607 505 8th Avenue, Room 2500 New York, NY 10018-6505 New York Folklore Society North Country Community College International Council for Traditional Music 20 Winona Avenue Department of Music Saranac Lake, NY 12983

27 Long Island Traditional Music Association NOVA SCOTIA Box 2706 Setauket, NY 11733 Harbour Folk Society Country Dancers of Westchester Box 5146 Armdale, Nova Scotia do Lee Sharp CANADA B3L 4M7 292-A Heritage Hills Somers, NY 10589 Maritime Fiddler's Association Salt City Song Miners Traditional Folk 5 Donaldson Avenue Music Club of Central New York Halifax, Nova Scotia do John and Linda Wobus CANADA B3M 3B4 723 Broad Street Syracuse, NY 13210

Friends of Fiddle and Dance OHIO c/o Jay Ungar RD 1, Box 489 Pioneer America Society West Hurley, NY 12491 do Allen Noble Department of Geography University of Akron Akron, OH 44325 NORTH CAROLINA Caesar's Creek Dulcimer Society - Waynesville, Ohio Mountain Laurel Folk Dancers do Don and Sharon McCoy c/o Bob and Mary Thompson Box 594 48 Westover Drive Centerville, OH 45459 Asheville, NC 28801 Cincinnati Folk Life North Carolina Folklore Society 210 East 8th Street c/o Department of English Cincinnati, OH 45202 Appalachian State University Boone, NC 28608 Ohio Folk Art Association do Richard Guggenheim Brasstown Country Dance Center 2470 Grandin Road c/o Laura Sprung Cincinnati, OE 45208 J. C. Campbell Folk School Queen City Balladeers Brasstown, NC 28902 270 Calhoun Street Cincinnati, OH 45221 Charlotte Country Dancers c/o Nancy and David Howe Cleveland Folk Music Society 107 Mandarin Boulevard do Todd Smith Charlotte, NC 28205 1703 West 32nd Street Cleveland, OH 44113 Fiddle and Bow The Triad's Traditional Music Society Ohio Blues Society 418 Duke Street Box 91224 Winston-Salem, NC 27103 Cleveland, OH 44101

28 Ohio Folklife Group 8700 Hillview Street c/o Pat Mullen Midwest City, OK 73150 Department of English Ohio State University Greater Oklahoma Bluegrass Music Society 164 West 17th Avenue 2737 N.W. 22nd Street Columbus, OH 43210 Oklahoma City, OK 73107

Ohio State University Folksong Society Oklahoma State Fiddlers Association See: Ohio Folk life Group c/o Floyd Martin 3740 N.W. 20th Street City Folk Oklahoma City, OK 73107 Box 552 Dayton, OH 45402 Society for the North American Cultural Survey Buckeye Border Bluegrass Association Department of Geography do Ned Nis ley Oklahoma State University RR 2 Stillwater. OK 74078 Edgerton, OH 43517 Green Country Bluegrass Association Gambier Folklore Society Box 6565 Kenyon College Tulsa, OK 74156 G1 mbier, OH 43022 Indian Territory Dulcimer Celebration Great Black SM amp Folk Song Society 4819 South 85th East Avenue Michael Wildermuth Tulsa, OK 74,15 2148 Zurmehly Road Lima, OH 45806 ONTARIO Oberlin College Folk Song Club Wilder Hall Georgian Bay Folk Society Oberlin College Box 521 Oberlin, OH 44074 Owen Sound, Ontario CANADA N4K SRI Mountain Dulcimer Society - Dayton, Ohio c/o Harold and Katherine Smart Simcoe Country Dancers 4405 East State Route 40 c/o Eldon Cooper Tipp City, OH 45371 i5 Sheridan Boulevard Simcoe, Ontario University of Toledo Folksong Society CANADA N3Y 4W5 do Tom Barden English Department Canadian Folk Arts Council University of Toledo 263 Adelaide Street West, 5th Floor Toledo, OH 43606 Toronto, Ontario CANADA M5H 1Y2

OKLAHOMA Mariposa Folk Foundation 525 Adelaide Street East Oklahoma Bluegrass Club Toronto, Ontario do Charlie Blackwell CANADA M5A 3W4

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Ontario Foik Dance Association Folk Heritage Institute 43 Cynthia Road Box 141 Toronto, Ontario Glenville, PA 17329 CANADA M6N 2P8 Susquehanna Folk Music Society 3109 North 2nd Street OREGON Harrisburg, PA 17110 Corvallis Folklore Society Box 335 Seven Mountzin Bluegrass Association Corvallis, OR 97339 do Wynne Fishel 134 Hummel Avenue Eugene Folklore Society Lemoyne, PA 17043 Box 1645 Eugene, OR 97440 Pennsylvania Dutch Folk Culture Society Lenhartsville, PA 19534 Oregon Folklore Society do Bonnie Lee Folklore and Ethnic Studies Program Old Time Fiddlers of Southwest University of Oregon Pennsylvania Eugene, OR 97403 Box 457 McClellardtown, PA 15458 University Folk Music Club do Bob Freeman Folklore Society of the University of 690 West 31st Avenue Pennsylvania Eugene, OR 97405 Box 13, Logan Hall University of Pennsylvania Oregon Oldtime Fiddlers Association Philadelphia, PA 19104 do Lois M. Tucker 8349 Booth Road Klamath Falls, OR 97601 Germantown Country Dancers do Allen Zollman Oregon Bluegrass Association 425 West Chelten Avenue, Apt. 107 Box 1115 Philadelphia, PA 19144 Portland, OR 97207 Portland Country Dance Community Heritage Dance Association do Edith Farrar do James C. Kitch 4551 N.E. 32nd Street Box 42415 Portland, OR 9721 Philadelphia, PA 19101 Portland Folklore Society Italian Folk Arts Federation of America 5256 N.E. 47th Avenue do N. S. C. Portland, OR 97218 1300 Spruce Street Philadelphia, PA.19140 PENNSYLVANIA Patchwork: A Storytelling Guild Pennsylvania Fo &life Socicty do Jack Briggs Box 92 126 East Durham Street Collegeville, PA 19426 Philadelphia, PA 19119

30 Philadelphia Folksong Society Rhode Island Bluegrass and Traditional 7113 Emlen Street Music Society Philadelphia, PA 19119 Box 257 Providence, RI 02906 Calliope House 1414 Pennsylvania Avenue Rhode Island Folk Music Society Pittsburgh, PA 15233 c/o Kirke McVay 16 Catalpa Road Coal Country Traditions Providence, RI 02906 do Marlin Whitaker Box 81027 Pittsburgh, PA 15217 SASKATCHEWAN Country Dance Society of Pittsburgh do Allison Thompson Folklore Studies Association of Canada 5726 Beacon Street, Apt. D3 Department of English Pittsburgh, PA 15217 University of Saskatchewan Saskatoon, Saskatchewan Western Pennsylvania Bluegrass Committee CANADA S7N OWO Box 5295 Pittsburgh, PA 15206-5295 SOUTH DAKOTA Bucks County Folk Song Society do L. Clikeman 120 Walker Road South Dakota Friends of Old-Time Music Washington Crossing, PA 18977 Box 901 Sioux Falls, SD 57101

QUEBEC TENNESSEE Canadian Folk Arts Council (Conseil Canadien des Arts Populaires) Appalachian Music Association Box 293, Station Delorimier 1118 Kohn Street Montreal, Quebec Bristol, TN 37620 CANADA H2H 2N6 Oldtime Country Music Club of Canada Chattanooga Area Friends of Folk Music do Bob Fuller 7 Ridgeside Road 1421 Gohier Street Chattanooga, TN 37411 Saint Laurent, Quebec CANADA H4L 3K2 Folk Life Center of the Smokies Box 8 Cosby, TN 37722 RHODE ISLAND National Association for the Preservation and Newport Folklore Society Perpetuation of Storytelling Box 882 Box 309 Newport, RI 02840 Jonesborough, TN 37659

31 Knoxville Country Dancers Box 4228 do Shelley Jernigan El Paso, TX 79914 1719 Clinch Avenue, Apt. 2 Knoxville, TN 37916 Southwest Bluegrass Club Box 5205 Blues Foundation Fort Worth, TX 76108 Box 161272 Memphis, TN 38116 Texas Old Time Fiddlers Association Tennessee Folklore Society Box 132 Middle Tennessee State University Gustine, TX 76455 Murfreesboro, TN 37132 Houston Folklore Society Nashville Bluegrass Music Association, International Box 925273 Houston, TX 77018 Box 4781 Nashville, TN 37216 Texas Folklore Society Nashville Country Dancers Box 3007, SFA Station c/o Vicki Alderman Nacogdoches, TX 75961 3514 Richardson Avenue Nashville, TN 37205

Southern Folk Cultural Revival Project UTAH 339 Valeria Strse' Nashville, TN 37221 Folklore Society of Utah 617 East South Temple TEXAS Salt Lake City, UT 84102

Lone Star State Dulcimer Society do Lana Hamilton 904 Houston Street VERMONT Arlington, TX 76012

University Folklore Association Country Dance Society of Southeast Vermont Center for Intercultural Studies in Folklore and c/o Tony Asch and Kathie Lovell Ethnomusicology RD 1, Box 82-D University of Texas at Austin Brattleboro, VT 05301 Austin, TX 78712 Champlain Folklore Cooperative Southeast Texas Bluegrass Music Association Box 401 c/o Edy Mathews Burlington, VT 05401 7110 Lewis Drive Beaumont, TX 77708 Northeast Fiddlers Association El Paso Friends of Folk Music 191 Wood lawn Road c/o Willa Douglass Burlington, VT 05401

32 Green Mountain Folklore Society Songmakers of Virginia do Lorraine Dwyer See: Tidewater Friends of Folk Music Underhill, VT 05490 Tidewater Friends of Folk Music Box 12552 Norfolk, VA 23502 VIRGINIA Friends of Music Capitol Area Bluegrass and Old-Time Music Box 5745 Association Richmond, VA 23220 do Don Rusnak 842 South Monroe Street Traditional American Dance and Music Arlington, VA 22204 Society c/o Rexton A. Reed Northern Virginia Folk Festival Association 3410-A Hanover Avenue do Chris Rogers Richmond, VA 23221 811 North Harrison Street Arlington, VA 22205

Bluemont Country Dancers WASHINGTON c/o Howard Bass Route 2, Box 3920 Arlington Folklore Society Berryville, VA 22611 c/o Lenny Silver 11308 Grandview Road Virginia Folklore Society Arlington, WA 98223 115 Wilson Hall University of Virginia Ashford Friends of Traditional Music Charlottesville, VA 22903 Box 123 Ashford, WA 98304 Middle Atlantic Folk life Association c/o Margaret Yocum Bluegrass and Country Music Makers Department of English Association George Mason University Box 249 Fairfax, VA 22030 Darington, WA 98241

Blue Ridge Music Association Olympia Folklore Society Route 2, Box 509 1630 Madrona Beach Road, N.W. Galax, VA 24333 Olympia,. WA 98502

Shenandoah Valley Folklore Society Washington State Folk life Council Box 1246 Mail Stop TA-00-5E3127 James Madison University Seminar Building 3105 Harrisonburg, VA 22807 Olympia, WA 98505

Folk Music Society of the Blue Ridge Washington Old Time Fiddlers Association Lord Fairfax Community College do Roberta Ponichill P.O. Drawer No. E 410 Skylark Drive Middletown, VA 22645 Remerton, WA 98312

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Northwest Folkdancers 1200-B Highland Road 6839 20th Avenue, N.E. Charleston, WV 25302 Seattle, WA 98105 Salmonberry Contra Dance Community Elkins Country Dance Society Bo:: 2436 c/o Laurel Andrews 6510 4th Avenue, N.E., Apt. 4 Elkins, WV 26241 Seattle, WA 98115 Seattle Folklore Society WISCONSIN 1810 N.W. 65th Street Seattle, WA 98117 Madison Folk Music Society Box 665 Skandia Folkdance Society Madison, WI 53701 Box 17123 Ballard Avenue, N.W. Seattle, WA 98107 Midwest People's Music Network 1432 Morrison Street, Apt. 1 Washington Folklore Society Madison, WI 53703 do Henry Person University of Washington Pickin' and Grinnin' Workshops Seattle, WA 98117 4222 Milwaukee Street Madison, WI 53714 Country Crossroads 517 West Riverside Avenue Wisconsin Folk Arts Association Spokane, WA 99201 c/o Pat Roe 38 Virginia Terrace Madison, WI 53705 WEST VIRGINIA Manitowoc Folklore Society- Mountain Arts and Music Association 1705 Washington Street Box 147 Manitowoc, WI 54220 Blue Creek, WV 25026 Wisconsin Folklore and Folk life Society West Virginia Friends of Old Time Music 467 Collins Classroom Center and Dance University of Wisconsin - Stevens Point c/o Nancy Buckingham Stevens Point, WI 54481

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IV OTHER ORGANIZATIONS, INSTITUTIONS, AND FOUNDATIONS WITH FOLKLIFE PROGRAMMING

Organizations and institutions included in this Craft and Folk Art Museum section have an on-going programmatic interest 5814 Wilshire Boulevard in folklife study, conservation, and presentation Los Angeles, CA 90036 demonstrated either through their own activities or grant support. They may also maintain The L. J. and Mary C. Skaggs Foundation significant material folk culture collections. Not Suite 1730 included in this list are organizations or institu- United California Bank Building tions that represent a single culture, such as 1330 Broadway ethnic or tribal museums, for which directories Oakland, CA 94612 are readily available (see Section IX). Maritime Humanities Center Golden Gate National Recreation Area Fort Mason Building 201 ALASKA San Francisco, CA 94123

Institute ci Alaska Native Arts Mingei International Museum of Folk Art Box 553 Box 80583 La Jolla, CA 92038 Fairbanks, AK 99708

Sealaska Heritage Foundation Sealaska Plaza, Suite 30 Juneau, AK 99801 CONNECTICUT

Totem Heritage Center Mystic Seaport Museum 629 Dock Street Route 27 Ketchikan, AK 99901 Mystic, CT 06355

ARKANSAS DELAWARE

Ozark Folk Center Folklore and Ethnic Art Center Box 500 129 Memorial Hall Mountain View, AR 72560 University of Delaware Newark, DE 19711

CALIFORNIA DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA Center for Folk Arts and Contemporary Crafts National Council for the Traditional Arts 2721 Hyde Street 806 15th Street, N.W., Suite 400 San Francisco, CA 94109 Washington, DC 20005 29

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The Foxfire Fund, Inc. Center for Louisiana Studies Rabun Gap, GA 30568 University of Southwestern Louisiana Box 40831 Lafayette, LA 70504

IDAHO Columbia Art and Folk Center Box 214 Idaho Folk life Center Cc" imbia, LA 71418 Idaho State Historical Society 610 North Julia Davis Drive Jean Lafitte National Park Boise, ID 83702 423 Canal Street, Room 206 New Orleans, LA 70130 Institute of the American West Box 656 Louisiana Folk life Center Sun Valley, ID 83353 Northwestern State University Box 3663 Snake River Basin Regional Studies Center Natchitoches, LA 71457 The College of Idaho Caldwell, ID 83605

MASSACHUSETTS

ILLINOIS Folk Art Center of New England 62 Fottler Avenue Lexington, MA 02173 Old Town School of Folk Music 909 West Armitage Avenue Folklorists In New England, Inc. (FINE) Chicago, IL 60614 11 Canton Road, Suite 33 North Quincy, MA 02171

INDIANA MICHIGAN

Conner Prairie Pioneer Settlement Folkpatterns Program 30 Conner Lane The Cooperative Extension Service Noblesville, IN 46060 The 4-H Youth Program Michigan State University East Lansing, MI 48224

KENTUCKY MISSISSIPPI

Kentucky Folk life Foundation Center for the Study of Southern Culture Route 5, Lexington Road University of Mississippi Versailles, KY 40385 University, MS 38677

3 6 MISSOURI International Folk Art Museum Museum of New Mexico Box 2087 Folk life Program Santa Fe, NM 87503 Jefferson National Expansion Memorial 11 North 4th Street New Mexico Folk life Center Saint Louis, MO 63102 Box 2766 Santa Fe, NM 87501 Missouri Cultural Heritage Center University of Missouri School of American Research Graduate School and Office of Research 660 Garcia Street 400 Hitt Street, 201 South Santa Fe, NM 87501 Columbia, MO 65211

Ralph Foster Museum School of the Ozarks Point Lookout, MO 65726 NEW YORK

Center for the Study of North Country NEBRASKA Folk life State University of New York at Canton Canton, NY 13617 West. Nebraska Arts Center Box 62 The Erpf Catskill Cultural Center Scottsbluff, NE 69361 Arkville, NY 12406

Ethnic Folk Arts Center NEW BRUNSWICK 325 Spring Street, Room 314 New York, NY 10013

Centre Universitaire Saint-Louis-Maillet Museum of American Folk Art Edmundston, New Brunswick 49 West 53rd Street CANADA E3V 2S8 New York, NY 10013

Native American Center for the Living Arts NEW HAMPSHIRE 25 Rainbow Mall Niagara Falls, NY 14303 Dublin Seminar for New England Folk life Dublin, NH 03444 New York State Historical Association Lake Road, Route 80 Cooperstown, NY 13326 NEW MEXICO Wenner-Gren Foundation for Maxwell Museum of Anthropology Anthropr.Aogical Research University of New Mexico 1865 Broadway Albuquerque, NM 87131 New York, NY 10023-7596

3 7 NORTH CAROLINA Mercer Museum of the Bucks County Historical Society Pine and Ashland Streets Mountain Heritage Center Doylestown, PA 18901 Western Carolina University Cullowhee, NC 28723

RHODE ISLAND NORTH DAKOTA

Haffenreffer Museum of Anthropology Folklore Institute of North Dakota Mount Hope Grant Box 22 Bristol, RI 02809 Jamestown College Jamestown, ND 58401

"Patterns" Folklore Program TENNESSEE do 4-H Specialist Cooperative Extension Service North Dakota State University Box 5437 Center for Southern Folklore Fargo, ND 58105 Box 40105 Memphis, TN 38104

Museum of Appalachia OKLAHOMA Box 359 Norris, TN 37828 Cultures and Arts of Native Americans, Inc. Wilburn Plaza, Suite 111 National Association for the Preservation and 2215 Lindsey Street Perpetuation of Storytelling Norman, OK 73069 National Storytelling Resource Center Box 309 Jonesborough, TN 37659 PENNSYLVANIA Tennessee River Folk life Museum N. B. Forrest Historic Area Balch Institute for Ethnic Studies Eva, TN 38333 18 South 7th Street Philadelphia, PA 19106

Duquesne University Tamburitzans TEXAS Institute of Folk Art 1801 Boulevard of the Allies Pittsburgh, PA 15219 Institute of Texan Cultures International House of Philadelphia University of Texas at San Antonio Folk life Center 801 South Bowie Street 3701 Chestnut Street Box 1226 Philadelphia, PA 19104 San Antonio, TX 78294

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Western Folk life Center Institute for Ethnic and Folk Arts 617 East South Temple University of Wisconsin Salt Lake City, UT 84102 Superior, WI 54880

International Institute of Milwaukee County 2810 West Highland Boulevard VIRGINIA Milwaukee, WI 53208

Abby Aldrich Rockefeller Folk Art Center Old World Wisconsin Box C Route 2, Box 18 Williamsburg, VA 23115 Eagle, WI 53119

Blue Ridge Institute Wisconsin Folk life Center Ferrum College Route 3 Ferrum, VA 24088 Dodgeville, WI 535;3

39 V SERIAL PUBLICATIONS

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ARC: The Rural Arts Newsletter Arabesque: A Magazine of International Dance c/o Ibrahim Farrah Box 1547 Mendocino, CA 95460 1 Sherman Square, Suite 22F New York, NY 10023

American Clogging Archives of Appalachia Newsletter 320 Victoria Street Sherrod Library Colorado Springs, CO 80903 Box 22450-A East Tennessee State University American Folk Music and Folklore Recordings: Johnson City, TN 37614 A Selected List American Folk life Center Arizona Old-Time Fiddlers Association Library ,i Congress Newsletter Washington, DC 20540 c/o Sandra Shoup 4717 East Mulberry Street American Folklore Society Newsletter Phoenix, AZ 85018 American Folklore Society 1703 New Hampshire Avenue, N.W. Arkansas Country Dancer Washington, DC 20009 Arkancis Country Dance Society do Neil Kelley 31 Hampshire Circle American Morris Newsletter Little Rock, AR 72212 do Fred Breunig RFD 1, Box 9A Putney, VT 05346 Ashford Friends of Traditional Music Newsletter Box 123 Ashford, WA 98304 American Sephardi Sephardic Studies Program Asian Folklore Studies Group Newsletter Yeshiva University do Ruth-Inge Heinze 500 West 185th Street 2321 Russell Street, Apt. 3A New York, NY 10033 Berkeley, CA 94705

American Square Dance Asian Music Box 488 Society for Asian Music Huron, OH 44839 Hagop Kevorkian Center New York University An Nuaidheacht 50 Washington Square South Listed under: Nuaidheacht New York, NY 10012

40 Association of Folklorists in the South Newsletter Bayside Travellers Country Dance Society Graduate Program in Folk Studies Newsletter Western Kentucky University 1805 North Manitou Trail West Bowling Green, KY 42101 Leland, MI 49654

At The Hop! Bermuda Folk Club Newsletter do Tod Whitemore The Bermuda Folk Club 92 Hillside Road do Spanish Point Boat Club Watertown, MA 02172 BERMUDA

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41 Bluegrass Directory Blues Foundation BD Products Box 161272 Box 412 Memphis, TN 38186-1272 Murphys, CA 95247 Boston Area Friends of Bluegrass and Old-Time Bluegrass Express Country Music Newsletter Oregon Bluegrass Association Box 127 Box 1115 North Cambridge, MA 02140 Portland, OR 97207 Brandywine Dulcimer Fellowship Newsletter Bluegrass Music News Box 124 Bluegrass Music Association Kennett Square, PA 19348 Box 16 Elm Spring, AR 72728 Broadside Box 1464 Bluegrass News New York, NY 10023 Boston Area Friends of Bluegrass Box 127 Buck Horn North Cambridge, MA 02140 Bucks County Folk Song Society c/o L. Clikeman Bluegrass News 120 Walker Road Southern Nevada Bluegrass Music Society Washington Crossing, PA 18977 Box 3704 North Las Vegas, NV 89030 Buffalo Friends of Folk Music Newsletter do Hoffman Bluegrass Picker's Review 9736 Transit Road Central California Bluegrass Association East Amherst, NY 14051 Box 2033 Orcutt, CA 93455 Bulletin de la Societe Historique et Folklorique Francaise Bluegrass Ramblin's 56-52 203rd Street Missouri Area Bluegrass Committee Bayside, NY 11364 Box 1943 Saint Louis, MO 63118 Bulletin of the Folklore Studies Association of Canada Bluegrass Reflections Box 11217, Station H Southwest Bluegrass Club Nepean, Ontario Box 5202 CANADA K2H 7T9 Fort Worth, TX 76108 Bulletin of the International Council for Bluegrass Unlimited Traditional Music Box 111 Department of Music Broad Run, VA 22014 Columbia University New York, NY 10027 Bluemont Muse Bluemont Concert Series CABOMA News Bluemont, VA 22012 Capitol Area Bluegrass and Old-Time Music Association Blueprint do Don Rusnak 6738 Carlinda Avenue 842 South Monroe Street Columbia, MD 21403 Arlington, VA 22204

42 CCDR Newsletter Calgary, Alberta Cross-Cultural Dance Resources CANADA T3C 2K8 518 South Agassiz Street Flagstaff, AZ 86001 Canadian Folk Society: Vancouver Branch Newsletter Hodson Manor CELAT Information 1254 West 7th Avenue Bureau S17z Vancouver, British Columbia Pavillon Charles De Koninck CANADA V6H 1B6 University Laval, Quebec CANADA G1K 7P4 Canadian Folklore Canadian Folklore Studies Association of Canada CHINOPERL Papers Box 11217, Station 13 Conference on Chinese Oral and Performing Nepean, Ontario Literature CANADA K2H 7T9 China-Japan Program Cornell University Ithaca, NY 14850 Center Update Center for Southern Folklore Box 40105 California Folklore Society Newsletter Memphis, TN 38104 c/o Dr. Theodore C. Humphrey, editor Department of English and Foreign Languages Central Pennsylvania Traditions School of .Arts do R. Buckingham California State Polytechnic University, 101 Howard Street, Apt. 2 Pomona Red Lion, PA 17356 3801 Temple Avenue Pomona, CA 91768 Champlain Folklore Cooperative Newsletter Box 401 California Traditional Music Society Journal Burlington, VT 05401 4401 Trancas Place Tarzana, CA 91356 Chattanooga Friends of Folk Music Newsletter c/o Tom and Mary Morgan ..anadian Bluegrass Review Route 3, Box 204 Box 143 Dayton, TN 37321 Watertown, Ontario CANADA LOR 2H0 Children's Folklore Newsletter c/o C. W. Sullivan III Department of English Canadian Folk Music Bulletin East Carolina University 1314 Shelbourne Street, S.W. Greenville, NC 27834 Calgary, Alberta CANADA T3C 2K8 Chinese Music Chinese Music Society of North America Canadian Folk Music Journal 2329 Charmingfare Street 1314 Shelbourne Street, S.W. Woodridge, IL 60517

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44 Daily Clog El Paso Friends of Folk Music Newsletter 6 Rollins Court do Willa Douglass Rockville, MD 20852 Box 4228 El Paso, TX 79914 Delta Snake 746 Calico Court Ethnomusicology Sunnyvale, CA 94086 Society for Ethnomusicology Box 2984 Devil's Box Ann Arbor, MI 48106 Tennessee Valley Old Time Ficidlers Association Ethnomusicology at UCLA 305 Stella Drive Department of Music Madison, AL 35758 University of California, Los Angeles Los Angeles, CA 90024 Digest: A Newsletter for the Interdisciplinary Study of Foad Ethnomusicology Program Newsletter do Department of Folklore and Folklife E nomusicology Program Logan Hall 415/CN Indiana University University of Pennsylvania Maxwell Hall 057 Philadelphia, PA 19104 Bloomington, IN 47405

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Dixie Banner Expressions Gambier Folklore Society Urban Traditions Kenyon College 55 East Jackson Boulevard, Suite 1880 Gambier, OH 43022 Chicago, IL 60604

F . F. S . Flyer Dulcimer Doin's Fresno Folklore Society Cincinnati Dulcimer Society Box 4617 1279 Alwil Drive Fresno, CA 93744 Cincinnati, OH 45215 F.S.A. Newsletter Dulcimer Players' News Folklore Students Association Box 2164 Folklore Department Winchester, VA 22601 Indiana University 506 North Fess Street Dulcimist Bloomington, IN 47405 do Philip Mason Box 1052 Fast Folk: Music! Magazine Williamsburg, KY 40769 178 West Houston Street, Suite 9 New York, NY 10014 Eastern Shore Bluegrass Association Newslettpr do Donald F. Moore Na Feaddnaigh: The Whistle Players 86 Jamore Drive Box 3663 Seaford, DE 19973 Glyndon, MD 21071

45 Fiddle Sticks Folk Da.scing 'Round Boston c/o Lew Holt See: Folknews 2611 Liberty Street North Bend, OR 97459 Folk Harp Journal 31 West Canon Perdido Fiddle Talk Santa Barbara, CA 93101 c/o Stan and Faye Gardner 5547 Oriole Street Folk Heritage Houston, TX 77017 Folk Heritage Institute Box 3444 Fiddler's News York, PA 17402 Northeast Fiddlers Association c/o Roger Eastman 191 Woodlawli Road Folk Letter Burlington, VT 05401 Folk Song Society of Greater Boston Box 492 Fiddlesticks Somerville, MA 02143 Southern Arizona Old Time Fiddlers Association Folk Music at the Cuckoo's Nest Box 5334 1144 Richmond Street Tucson, AZ 85703 London, Ontario CANADA N6A 3K8 Florida Folk life News do Florida Folk life Programs Folk Music Ministry Magazine Box 265 Box 961 White Springs, FL 32096 Severna Park, MD 21146 Florida Folklore Society Newsletter c/o Florida Folk life Programs Folk Music Notes from the Old Time Cafe Box 265 1464 North Highway 101 White Springs, FL 32096 Leucadia, CA 92024

Florida Friends of Bluegrass Society Newsletter Folk Music Scene Magazine 7318 Sequoia Drive r.ox 878 Tampa, FL 33617 Norti Arlington, NJ 07032

Folk Art Finder Folk Music Society of Northern New Jersey News Gallery Press 36 Osborne Street 117 North Main Street Bloomfield, NJ 07003 Essex, CT 06426

Folk Dance Scene Folk Notes Folk Dance Federation of California Peninsula Folk Music Club 15121 Valerio Street Box 53 Van Nuys, CA 91405 San Carlos, CA 94070

Folk Dance Scene - Baton Rouge Folk Project Newsletter 4431 Bled:er Drive Box 41 Baton Rouge, LA 70809 Mendham, NJ 07945

46 Folkal Point Folklore and Folklife in Virginia Folklore Graduate Students Association Virginia Folklore Society Center for the Study of Comparative Folklore do Charles L. Perdue, Jr. and Mythology 115 Wilson Hall 1637 Graduate School of Management University of Virginia University of California, Los Angeles Charlottesville, VA 22903 Los Angeles, CA 90024 Folklore and Mythology Folkfest Center for the Study of Comparative Folklore Canadian Folk Society: Vancouver Branch and Mythology Hodson Manor 1037 Graduate School of Management 1254 West 7th Avenue University of California, Los Angeles Vancouver, British Columbia Los Angeles, CA 90024 CANADA V6H 1B6 Folklore Forum Folk life Folklore Institute Arkansas Arts Council Indiana University 225 East Markham Street 504 North Fess Street Little Rock, AR 72201 Bloomington, IN 47405

Folk life Annual Folklore Historian American Folk life Center do Simon J. Bronner Library of Congress Folklore and American Studies Washington, DC 20540 The Pennsylvania State University Middletown, PA 17057 Folklife Center News American Folk life Center Library of Congress Folklore Papers Washington, DC 20540 University Folklore Association Center for Intercultural Studies in Folklore and Folk life News Ethnomusicology Delaware Folk life Project University of Texas at Austin 2 Crestwood Place Austin, TX 78712 Wilmington, DE 19809 Felklore Society of Greater Washington Folklife Society of Louisiana Newsletter Newsletter c/o Donald Hatley Box 19114 Louisiana Folklife Center 20th Street Station Box 3663, NSU Washington, DC 20036 Natchitoches, LA 71457

Folkline Folklore Village Cornerstone Folk Art Division Route 3 The Museum Dodgeville, WI 53533 Michigan State University East Lansing, ,VII 48824 Folklore Women's Communication do Judy Levin Folklistings Department of Folklore and Folklife Box 927 University of Pennsylvania Estes Park, CO 80517 Philadelphia, PA 19104

47 Folknews Frets: The Magazine of Acoustic String Folk Arts Center of New England Instruments 62 Fottler Avenue GiPublications Lexington, MA 02173 20085 Stevens Creek Boulevard Cupertino, CA 95014 Folknik San Francisco Folk Music Club Friends of Music Newsletter 885 Clayton Street San Francisco, CA 94117 Friends of Music Box 5745 Folknotes Richmond, VA 23220 Sounding Board Society 290 Middletown Avenue GW Folklife Newsletter Wethersfield, CT 06109 American Studies Program The George Washington University Folksong.in the Classroom Washington, DC 20052 c/o Lawrence J. Seidman 140 Hill Park Avenue Golden Link Great Neck, NY 11021 Golden Link Folk Singing Society 1050 East Avenue Folkstream Rochester, NY 14607 Cincinnati Folk Life 210 East 8th Street Golden West Bluegrass Cincinnati, OH 45202 Box 341 Bonsall, CA 92003 Folkstuff Box 481 Goldenseal Ithaca, NY 14581 Department of Culture and History Cultural Center Footnotes Capitol Complex Manitoba Folkdancers Association Charleston, WV 25305 c/o Elain Bourdick Great Lakes Bluegrass Association Newsletter Box 65 Sanford, Manitoba Box 533 Bergen, NY 14416-0533 CANADA ROG 2J0 Greater Oklahoma Bluegrass Music Society Footprint Newsletter Kanawha Valley FOOTMAD (Friends of Old 2737 Northwest 22nd Street Time Music and Dance) Oklahoma City, OK 73107 Box 1684 Charleston, WV 25326 Green Country Bluegrass Association Box 6565 Fox Valley Folklore Society Newsletter Tulsa, OK 74156 1560-A Perry Court Aurora, IL 60505 Green Mountain Whittlins Vermont Folklore Society Foxfire c/o Lawrence Oliver Rabun Gap, GA 30568 66 Buell Street Burlington, VT 05402

48 Half Lyre IFA Newsletter Detroit Folklore Society Interdisciplinary Folklore Alliance 23428 Plumbrooke Drive Folklore Archive Southfield, MI 48075 Kroeber Hall University of California, Berkeley Hands On: Newsletter for Cultural Journalism Berkeley, CA 94720 Foxfire Fund Rabun Gap, GA 30568 Idaho Fiddler Idaho Oldtime Fiddlers Association Harbour Folk Society Newsletter do Signal-American box 5146, Station A Box 709 Armdale, Nova Scotia Weiser, ID 83672 CANADA B3L 4M7 In Focus Historic Preservation National Trust for Historic Preservation California Folk Arts Association 1785 Massachusetts Avenue, N.W. Box 484 Washington, DC 20036 Folsom, CA 95630

Hoedowner Indiana Folklore and Oral History Oregon Old-Time Fiddlers Association Folklore Institute c/o Lois Tucker Indiana University 8349 Booth Road 504 North Fess Street Klamath Falls, OR 97601 Bloomington, IN 47405

Hoosier Folklore Society Newsletter Information 504 North Fess Street Empire State Crafts Alliance, Inc. Bloomington, IN 47405 9 Vassar Street Poughkeepsie, NY 12601 Hora American Zionist Youth Foundation International Folk World 515 Park Avenue Folk World New York, NY 10022 Box 8711 Santa Fe, NM 87504 Hot off the Press Rhode Island Bluegrass and Traditional Music Irish Music and Dance Association Newsletter Society Box 65187 Box 2573 Saint Paul, MN 55165 Providence, RI 02906 JEMF Quarterly Houseparty John Edwards Memorial Forum Museum of Arts and History Folklore and Mythology Center 1115 6th Street University of California, Los Angeles Port Huron. MI 48060 Los Angeles, CA 90024

Hungarian Folk Museum News Jewish Folklore and Ethnology Newsletter 217 3rd Street 212 Montrose Street Passaic, NJ 07055 Harrisburg, PA 17110

49 Journal of Alaska Native Arts Kentucky Folklore Record Institute of Alaska Native Arts Western Kentucky University Box 80583 Box U-169 Fairbanks, AK 99708 Bowling Green, KY 42101

Journal of American Folklore Keystone Folklore American Folklore Society Pennsylvania Folklore Society 1703 New Hampshire Avenue, N.W. Box 13, Logan Hall Washington, DC 20009 University of Pennsylvania Philadelphia, PA 19104 Journal of Country Music Country Music Foundation K'zoo To You 4 Music Square East K'zoo Folklife Organization Nashville, TN 37203 Box 1421 Kalamazoo, MI 49005 Journal of Folklore Research Folklore Institute LAFTA: Lincoln Association for Traditional Indiana University Arts Nevaletter 504 North Fess Street 1943 Euclid Avenue Bloomington, IN 47405 Lincoln, NE 68502

Journal of Latin American Lore LC Folk Archive Finding Aids UCLA Latin American Center Archive of Folk Culture University of California, Los Angeles Library of Congress Los Angeles, CA 90024 Washington, DC 20540 LC Folk Archive Reference Aids Kansas Folklore Society Newsletter Archive of Folk Culture do James Hoy Library of Congress English Department Washington, DC 20540 Emporia Kansas State College Emporia, KS 66801 LITMA News Long Island Traditional Music Association Karikazo: Hungarian Folklore Newsletter Box 2706 American Hungarian Folklore Centrum Setauket, NY 11733 Box 262 Lark's March Bogota, NJ 07603 Lark in the Morning Box 1176 Kec Pickin' Mendocino, CA 95460 Tri-State Folk Music Society do John Brennan Latin American Ethnomusicology Newsletter 3005 North Anthony Boulevard do Dale A. Olson Fort Wayne, IN 46805 School of Music Florida State University Tallahassee, FL 32306 Keepin' Tabs Paint Creek Folklore Society Lead Sheet do Judi Morningstar The Old Town School of Folk Music 3715 Lincolnshire Road 909 West Armitage Avenue Pontiac, MI 48054 Chicago, IL 60614

50 Let's Dance: A Magazine of International Folk Louisiana Folklife Center Dancing Box 3663, NSU Folk Dance Federation of California Natchitoches, LA 71457 1275 A Street, Room 111 Hayward, CA 94541 MACSAM Newsletter Middle Atlantic Chapter of the Society for Lexington Traditional Dance News Ethnomusicology do Peter Rogers do Lois Wilcken Box 1538 Bluebird Lane Hunter College Lexington, KY 40503 Music Department 695 Park Avenue New York, NY 10021 Lightning Express Arhoolie Records : - 10341 San Pablo Avenue MAMA'S Kitchen El Cerrito, CA 94530 Mountain Arts and Music Association 2622 Henderson Avenue, Apt. 20 Hurricane, WV 25526 Living Blues Center for the Study of Southern Culture The University of Mississippi MSOTFA Contest Calendar University, MS 38677 Missouri State Old Time Fiddlers Association Box 7423 Columbia, MO 65205 Living Historical Farms Bulletin do G. Terry Sharrcr Division c_ Agriculture and Natural Resources MSOTFA Quarterly National Museum of American History, Room Missouri State Old Time Fiddlers Association 5035 Box 7423 Smithsonian Institution Columbia, MO 65205 Washington, D.C. 20560 Mad Folk News L'Mashal; Journal of Jewish Folklore and Madison Folk Music Society Folklife Box 665 Center for the Study of Comparative Folklore Madison, WI 53701 and Mythology University of California, Los Angeles Mariposa Notes Los Angeles, CA 90024 Mariposa Folk Foundation 525 Adelaide Street East Louisiana Folklore Miscellany Toronto, Ontario do Patricia Perrin CANADA M5A 3W4 Nicholls State University Thibodaux, LA 70301 Maritime Humanities Newsletter Fort Mason Foundation Louisiana Folklife Laguna and Marina Boulevard Folklife Society of Louisiana San Francisco, CA 94123

51 Material Culture Mississippi Folklore Society Newsletter Pioneer America Society English Division Department of Geography East Central Junior College University of Akron Box 697 Akron, OH 44325 Decatur, MS 39327

Michigan Folk Notes Missouri Fiddlers and Country Musk Express Box 1010 do M.F. and C.M.A. East Lansing, MI 48823 Box 3724 Saint Louis, MO 63122 Mid-America Folklore Regional Culture Center Missouri Folklore Society Journal Box 1757 Arkansas College Columbia, MO 65205 Batesville, AR 72501 Missouri Folklore Society News Middle Atlantic Folk life Association Newsletter Box 1757 do Thomas East Graves Columbia, MO 65205 110 Spruce Street Minersville, PA 17954 Missouri Valley Muse Missouri Valley Folklore Society Middle East and South Asia Folklore Newsletter Box 5916 do Benedict Jainson/Dwight Reynolds Kansas city, MO 64111 Department of Folklore and Folklife 415 Logan Hall Monadnock Folklore Society Newsletter University of :' :nnsylvania Nelson Village Philadelphia, PA 19104 Munsonville, NH 03457

Midwestern Journal of Language and Folklore Morning Star doRonald L. Baker Brandywine Friends of Old Time Music Department of English Box 3504 Indiana State University Greenville, DE 19807 Terre Haute, IN 47809 Motif: International Newsletter of Research in Minnesota Bluegrass and Old-Time Music Folklore and Literature Department of English Association Newsletter Ohio State Universit- Box 9782 Minneapolis, MN 35440 16,1 West 17th Avenue Columbus, OH 43210

Minnesota Folklife Society News Muddy River Times Minnesota Folklife Society Bluegrass Productions 103 Park Avenue Box 1244 Marshall, MN 56258 Jefferson City, MO 65102

Mississippi Folklore Register Musk Menu Southern Station SEMFOLK Box 418 15 Arnold Place Hattiesburg, MS 39401 New Bedford, MA 02740

52 Musical Notes New Jersey Folklore do Karen Ashbrook New Jersey Folklore Society Box 8310 Box 747 Silver Spring, MD 20907 New Brunswick, NJ 08903

Musket Music New Jersey Folklore Society Newsletter Box 212 Lebanon, NH 03766 New Jersey Folklore Society Box 747 New Brunswick, NJ 08903 NEFFA News New England Folk Festival Association 595 Massachusetts Avenue, Room 210 New Mexico Folklore Record Cambridge, MA 02139 do Frances Baughman 616 Vassar Drive, N.E. Nashville Bluegrass Music Association Albuquerque, NM 87106 International Newsletter Box 4781 Nashville, TN 37216 New Song Library Box 295 Natchitoches Folk Festival Newsletter Northampton, MA 01060 Box 3663 Northwestern State University of Louisiana New York Folklore Natchitoches, LA 71457 c/o Elizabeth Tucker Department of English National Fiddler State University of New York at Binghamton See: Bluegrass Alternative and The National Binghamton, NY 13907 Fiddler

National Sacred Harp Newsletter New York Folklore Newsletter c/o Hugh McGraw Queens Council on the Arts Box 185 161-04 Jamaica Avenue Bremen, GA 30110 Jamaica, NY 11432

National Square Dance Directory Box 54055 New York Old Tyme Fiddlers Asso ration Jackson, MS 39208 Newsletter do Alice C. Clemens National Storytelling Journal RD 1 Box 309 Redfield, NY 13437 jonesborough, TN 37659

Nevada Fiddler New York Pinewoods Folk Music Club Newsletter do Don Germain Country Dance and Song Society of America 505 8th Avenue, Room 2500 7969 Rodeo Road New York, NY 10018-6505 Las Vegas, NV 89119

New England Folk 7Airectory Newport Folklore Society Newsletter 3 Oak Street Box 882 Brattleboro, VT 05301 Newport, RI 02840

53 Newsletter of the Gypsy Lcre Society, North Northwest Folklore American Chapter College of Idaho c/o Matt T. Salo and Sheila Salo 2112 Cleveland Boulevard 2104 Dexter Avenue, Apt. 203 Caldwell, ID 83605 Silver Spring, MD 20902 Now and Then Center for Appalachian Studies and Services Newsletter of the North Carolina Folklore Society Box 19180-A North Carolina Folklore Society E st Tennessee State University Department of English Johnson City, TN 37614-0002 Appalachian State University Boone, NC 28608 An Nuaidheacht Conradh na Gaeilge Washington Newsletter of the U.S. Scottish Fiddling Revival, (Gaelic League of Washington) Ltd. do Jo Radner do Peggy Ann Tweedy 3549 Quesada Street, N.W. P.O. Box 486 Washington, DC 20015 Pine Lake, GA 30072 Ohio Blues News The Ohio Blues Society North Carolina Folklore Journal Box 91224 North Carolina Folklore Society Cleveland, OH 44101 do Department of English Appalachian State University Ohio Folklore Newsletter Boone, NC 28608 do Amy Shuman English Department Ohio State University Northeast Folklore 421 Denney Hall South Stevens Hall 164 West 17th Avenue University of Maine at Orono Columbus, OH 43210 Orono, ME 04469 Oklahoma Bluegrass Gazette do Jerri Hill Northeast Folklore Society Newsletter 1001 North Pine Avenue South Stevens Hall Oklahoma City, OK 73130 University of Maine at Orono Orono, ME 04469 Oklahoma Fiddler Oklahoma State Fiddlers Association do Marion Thede Northeast SEM Newsletter 1824 N.W. 23rd Street do Audrey Mazur Oklahoma City, OK 73106 Department of World Music University of New Haven Once Upon a Tine West Haven, CT 06516 2509 Buffalo Drive lington, TX 76013

Northwest Folkdancer Ontario Folkdancer Northwest Folkdancers 2-592 Church Street 6839 20th Avenue, N.E. Toronto, Ontario Seattle, WA 98105 CANADA M4Y 2E5

54 Orange Mosso.Special 721 Bioadway, 6th Floor Dick Tyner Productions New York, NY 10003 Box 341 Bonsall, CA 92003 Philadelphia Folksong Society Newsletter 7113 Fmlen Street Oregon Folklore Society Newsletter Philadelphia, PA 19119 c/c ionnie Lee Folklore and Ethnic Studies Program Pick 'n' Bow University of Oregon Southeast Texas Bluegrass Music Association Eugene, OR 97403 c/o Edy Mathews 7110 Lewis Drive Organizational Folklore Beaumont, TX 77708 Wayne State University 475 CJI (CLL) Pick'n' and Sing'n' Geher'n' Newsletter Detroit, MI 48902 2-B Irving Street Albany, NY 12202 PVFS Newsletter Pioneer Val' ey Folklore Society Potash Kettle Box 803 Green Mountain Folklore Society Northampton, M: 01061 c/o Lorraine Dwyer Underhill, VT 05490 Pacific Review of Ethnomusicology Ethnomusicology Archivc Princeton Folk Music Society Newsletter 1630 Schoenberg Hall Box 427 University of California, Los Angeles Princeton, NJ 08540 Los Angeles, CH 90024 Prisin Penn State Folklore Society Newsletter Penn State Folklore Society Prism Music Society 4795 Friendship Lane 224 Hetzel Union Building University Park, PA 16802 Redding, CA 96001

Pennsylvania Dutch News and Views Proceedings of the Pioneer America Society Pennsylvania Ditch Folk Culture Society Pioneer America Society Lenhartsville, PA 19534 Department of Geography University oi Akron Pennsylvania Folklife Akron, OH 44325 Box 92 Collegeville, PA 19426 Program on Worker's Culture Newsletter Institute of Labor and Industrial Relations People's Songletter University of Michigan The Newsong Network 108 Museums Annex 61 'vVurts Street Ann Arbor, MI 48109 Kingston, NY 12401 Progress Reports in Ethnomusicology Performance Studies SEMPOD Laboratory New York University Departmert of Music Tisch School of the Arts University of Maryland Baltimore County I )epartment of Performance Studies Baltimore, MD 21228

55 Proverbium Maxwell 057 do Daniel R. Barnes Bloomington, IN 47405 Department of English Ohio State University Rising Sun Almanac 164 West 17th Avenue Department of Folklore and Folklife Columbus, OH 43210 University of Pennsylvania Box 13, Logan Hall Public Programs Newsletter Philadelphia, PA 19104 do Jane Beck Vermont Council on the Arts Sassafrass 136 State Street Songs of Freedom and Struggle Montpelier, VT 05602 158 Cliff Street Norwich, CT 06360 Publications of the Texas Folklore Society Stephen F. Austin State University SEM Newsletter Nacogdoches, TX 75961 Society for Ethnomusicology Box 2984 Quarter Notes Ann Arbor, MI 48106 Plank Road Folk Music Society 424 North Roslyn Road SFS F1 .r Westmont, iL 60559 Seattle Folklore Society 1810 N.W. 65th Street Quilter's Journal Seattle, WA 98117 Box 270 Mill Valley, CA 94942 SNACS Newsletter Society for the North American Cultural Survey Rant and Reel Department of Geography Chattahoochee Country Dancers Oklahoma State University 1838 Almeta Avenue, N.E. Stillwater, OK 74074 Atlanta, GA 30307 San Diego Folk Song Society Newsletter Record Roundup do Lynne Slaughter Roundup Records 9325 Edgewood Drive Box 154 La Mesa, CA 92041 North Cambridge, MA 02140

Reel Times Santa Monica Traditional Folk Music Club Austin Friends of Traditional Music Newsletter Box 49608 143 South Kenter Avenue Austin, TX 78765 Los Angeles, CA 90049

Rendezvous Newsletter Sceal Rendezvous!Hey Rube! Chicago Irish Folklife Society Box 9693 "6 South Talman Avenue Minneapolis, MN 55440 l nicago, IL 60642

Resound Sea Heritage News Archives of Traditional Music 254-26 75th Avenue Indiana University Glen Oaks, NY 11004

56 Seattle Folklore Society Journal Star Route, Box 89 1810 N.W. 65th Street Caliente, CA 93518 Seattle, WA 98117 Southern Folklore Quarterly Selected Reports University of Florida Ethnomusicology Program Gainesville, FL 32601 Music Department University of California, Los Angeles Southern Register Los Angeles, CA 90024 Center for the Study of Southern Culture University of Mississippi Shanachie Newsletter University, MS 38677 Shanachie Records Dalebrook Park Southwest Folklore Hohokus, NJ 07423 Arizona Friends of Folklore Northern Arizona University Sing Out! Box 5905 106 North 4th Street Flagstaff, AZ 86011 Box 1071 Southwest Folklore Center/U.A. Newsletter Easton, PA 18044 University of Arizona 1524 East 6th Street Skandia Newsletter Tucson, AZ 85721 Skandia Folkdance Society Box 17123, Ballard Avenue, N.W. Square Dancing Seattle, WA 98107 do Bob Osgood 462 North Robertson Boulevard Society for Folk Arts Preservation Newsletter Los Angeles, CA 90048 308 East 79th Street New York, NY 10021 Street Performers Newsletter do Stephen Baird Box 570 Sound Post Cambridge, MA 02238-0570 California State Old Time Fiddlers Association Box 1703 Studies in Traditional American Crafts Oroville, CA 95965 435 Main Street Box 415 Sound Post Oneida, NY 13421 Hardanger Fiddle Association of America do Carl and Amy Narvestad Swampfox Route 3 Tri-County High School Granite Falls, MN 56241 Box 177 Buena Vista, GA 31803 South Dakota Friends of Old Time Music TIFD News Newsletter do Peggy Livingston Box 901 2629 Gramercy Street, Apt. 1 Sioux Falls, SD 57101 Houston, TX 77030 Southern California Oldtime Fiddler's Talkin' Union: Music, Lore, History Association News Bulletin Box 5349 do Howard and Joy Moore Takoma Park, MD 20912

57 Tennessee Folklore Society Bulletin Tri-State Bluegrass Association, Int Newsletter Middle Tennessee State University Box 215 Box 2e.! Brunswick, MD 21716 Murfreesboro, TN 37132 Troubadour Texas Fiddler Texas Old Time Fiddlers Association Canadian Folk Arts Council (Conseil Canadien des Arts Populaires) Box 132 Gustine, TX 76455 Box 293, Station Delorimier Montreal, Quebec Three 4 Times CANADA H2H 2N6 Vancouver Folk Song Society do Roger Holdstock Troubadour Bi-Monthly Newletter 396 East 47th Avenue Canadian Folk Arts Council Vancouver, British Columbia 262 Adelaide Spring West, 5th Floor CANADA V5W 2B2 Toronto, Ontario CANADA M5H 1Y2 Tidewater Friends of Folk Music Newsletter Box 12552 Norfolk, VA 23502 Tucson Friends of Traditional Music Newsletter Box 40654 To Be Announced Tucson, AZ 85717 Box 156 Brady Lake, OH 44211 Twin Fiddle Treasury Box 3776 Tradition Santa Rosa, CA 95402 National Traditional Country Music Association UNC Curriculum in Folklore Newsletter Box 8089 Omaha, NE 68103 Curriculum in Folklore 228 Greenlaw Hall Tradition Bearer University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill California Folk Arts Association Chapel Hill, NC 27514 Box 484 Folsom, CA 95630 Underground c/o Bob Fuller Traditions 1421 Gohier Street Ethnic Folk Arts Cente- Saint Laurent, Quebec 325 Spring Street, Suite 314 CANADA H4L 3K2 New York, NY 10013

Tradizioni: Newsletter of the Italian Folk Art University of Toledo Folksong Society Newsletter Foundation of America c/o Tom Barden c/o Nationalities Service Center English Department 1300 Spruce Street University of Toledo Philadelphia, PA 19140 Toledo, OH 43606

Tri-Pickin' Special Utah Folklife Newsletter Tri-State Bluegrass Association Folklore Society of Utah RR 1 617 East South Temple Kahoka, MO 63445 Salt Lake City, UT 84102

58 Vernacular Architecture Newsletter Washington Evergreen Fiddler Vernacular Architecture Forum Washington Old Time Fiddlers' Association do Orlando Ridout V do Roberta Ponischill 47 Fleet Street 410 Skylark Drive Annapolis, MD 21401 Remerton, WA 98312

Victoria Folk Music Society Newsletter Western Folklore The Victoria Folklore Society Box 4552 2854 Acacia Drive Glendale, CA 91202 Victoria, British Columbia CANADA V9B 2C3 Western Pennsylvania Bluegrass Committee Newsletter Box 5295 Victory Folk Music and Jazz Review Pittsburgh, PA 15206-5295 (DBA) Victory Music Court C Possibilities Whiskey, Women and ... Box 7518, Bonney Lake Branch do Daniel P. Kochakian Sumner, WA 98390 Box 1245 Haverhill, MA 01831 Village News Folk Arts Wisconsin Bluegrass News 18605 Hilton Street Box 64 Southfield, MI 48075 Eagle River, WI 54521

Viltis: A Folklore and Folk Dance Magazine Wisconsin Folk News Box 1226 do Pat Roe Denver, CO 80201 38 Virginia Terrace Madison, WI 53705 Virginia Folklore Society Newsletter Woods Hole Folk Music Society Newsletter 115 Wilson Hall do Clyde Tyndale University of Virginia 174 Lakeshore Drive Charlottesville, VA 22903 East Falmouth, MA 02536

Voices in the Glen: A Journal of Stolytetizag World Folk Music Association Newsletter do Alan R. Booth Box 40553 5 Greenwood Shoals Washington, DC 20016 Grasonville, MD 21638 Yarnspinne, National Association for the Preservation and Walnut Valley Occasional Perpetuation of Storytelling Box 245 Box 309 Winfield, KS 76156 Jonesborough, TN 37659

Wash. Board Yearbook of Traditional Music Washington State Folklife Council Department of Music Mail Stop TA-00-SE3127 Columbia University Olympia, WA 98505 New York, NY 10027

5 9 VI ARCHIVES OF FOLKLORE, FOLKLIFE, AND ETHNOMUSICOLOGY IN THE UNITED STATES AND CANADA

The archiveslistedbelow are oriented SERVICES: assistance in locating materials may primarilytofolklore,folklife,and ethno- be arranged; archival training provided for musicology, have specialcollectionsof university students. significance, or have been included on the recommendation of state folk cultural programs. SIZE AND FORMAT: includes broadsides, Researchers are encouraged to call or write prior ephemera, maps, 1,680 78rpm and 200 LP to visits. discs, 1,000 tape recordings. 207 cylinder recordings, 110 ms. cards, 6 linear ft. of ms. sheets,1,000 slides,100 photo prints, 53 "Ephemera" consists of printed information of a timely nature, such as announcements of negatives, 5 motion pictures, 100 videotapes, 10 exhibitions and slide-tape programs, 300 events. reference books and journals, subject files.

"Printed information" refers to brochures and KEY COLLECTIONS: history and culture of pamphlets about the archives or their host in- southern blacks, (especially women and work- stitutions. ingclass);black sacred music (especially Alabama); Civil Rights Movement; folk art, crafts, and architecture; folk medicine and mid- ALABAMA wifery; folk religion; southern women's history and literature. ARCHIVES OF AMERICAN MINORITY CULTURES PUBLICATIONS BASED ON COLLECTIONS: The Culture of Southern Black Women: Approaches and Materials, 1983. Box S Working Lives, 1985 (documentary radio series). University of Alabama University, AL 35486 PRINTED INFORMATION: available at no cost.

ESTABLISHED: 1979 ALASKA TELEPHONE: 205/348-5512 ALASKA AND POLAR REGIONS ACCESS: open topublic; some collections DEPARTMENT restricted.All materials must be used on premises. Researchers encouraged to write or call to insure availability of materials and Rasmuson Library University of Alaska, Fairbanks assistance. Fairbanks, AK 99701 RESEARCH FACILITIES: reading room, listening rooms with appropriate playback equip- ESTABL; SHED: 1965 ment, copystand for cameras, photocopying machines, slide viewers, subject files; cameras TELEPHONE: 907/474-7261 and tape recorders may be available for use on premises under special conditions. ACCESS: walk-in and by correspondence.

60 RESEARCH FACILITIES: reading room, SIZE AND FORMAT: includes approximately catalogs, photocopying machines, audio and 2,000 broadsides, substantial collections of video playback equipment. ephemera, 100 published discs, some unpublished discs, 2,500 tape recordings, 3 wire re- SERVICES: archival assistance available; ar- cordings, 3,000 meters of ms. sheets, 750,000 chival training occasionally provided in sum- photo prints and an equal number of photo mer workshops. negatives, 5,000 slides, 350 motion pictures, 40 videotapes, reference books and journals in in- SIZE AND FORMAT: includes approximately stitute's library. 17,400 maps, 2,439 tape recordings, 6,300 KEY COLLECTIONS: Western Canadiana: linear ft. of ms. sheets, 132,331 photo prints, church organizational records, native Indians, 200,000 photo negatives, in excess of 40,000 pioneer settlements, coal and oil industries, in- slides, 45,000 reference books and journals, cluding ethnic contributions to these industries; 1,467 microfilms; motion pictures and video- Northwest Mounted Police; farming in Alber- tapes to be available soon. ta (especially cooperative movements); women activists; fur trade; broadcasting industry (first KEY COLLECTIONS: Alaskan and Polar radio station in Canada); sound collection in- regional materials. cludes early Blackfoot recordings.

PRINTED INFORMATION: Guide to Use of the PUBLICATIONS BASED ON COLLECTIONS: Collections available at no charge. numerous; contact institute for bibliography.

PRINTED INFORMATION: available. ALBERTA

GLENBOW ARCHIVES PROVINCIAL ARCHIVES OF ALBERTA

Glenbow-Alberta Institute 12845 102nd Avenue 130 9th Avenue, S.E. Edmonton, Alberta Calgary, Alberta CANADA T5N 0M6 CANADA T2G OP3 ESTABLISHED: 1979

ESTABLISHED: 1955 TELEPHONE: 403/427-1750

TELEPHONE: 403/264-8300 ACCESS: walk-in; guests must register, tie area of research, and consult with arc' . ist ACCESS: no appointment necessary, but write about appropriate sources. or phone to arrange for concentrated period of staff assistance if project requires it. RESEARCH FACILITIES: materials requested are brought toscholarin reading room; microfilm readers,photocopyingfacilities, RESEARCH FACILITIES: reading rooms, sound and visual playback equipment, card catalogs, copying facilities, files, audio and video catalogs available. playback equipment. SERVICES: archivist and librarian assistance SERVICES: assistance available (see reLidrks available. under ACCESS); archival training p,vided el ad hoc basis for personnel in other institutions SIZE AND FORMAT: includes approximately

61 21,000 maps, 50 LP discs, 4,200 tape reels, ACCESS: submit writtenrequeststating 41,000 ms. cards, 35,543 linear ft. of ms. sheets, research project and needs. 10,000 photo prints, 200,000 photo negatives, 1,200 motion pictures, 150 videotapes, 100 ar- RESEARCH FACILITIES: reading room, tifacts, 12,300 books and 630 current reference catalogs, files, audio and video equipment. journals. SERVICES: reference assistance available. KEY COLLECTIONS: records of provincial government departments; Anglican Church SIZE AND FORMAT: includes approximately (Dioceses of Athabasca and Edmonton); United 800 maps, 700 tape recordings, 20 linear ft. of Church of Canada, Alberta Conference; Oblates ms.sheets, 200 photo prints,400 photo of Mary Immaculate (Alberta and Saskat- negatives, 10,000 slides, 4 videotapes, 1,000 chewan); central and northern Alberta col- reference books and journals. lections. KEY COLLECTIONS: southwestern folk music; PUBLICATIONS BASED ON COLLECTIONS: Northern Arizona University student collection; Information Leaflet Series: Native American Rehabilitation Research Col- No. 2, Alberta's Documentzry Heritage (Revised lection (restricted use); cowboy, Mormon, 1981). Mexican-American, and Native American No. 6, Sources of Ethno-Cultural Information at the materials; ballads, folk music, folk beliefs. Provincial Archives of Alberta (Revised 1983). No. 8, Sources of Genealogical Information at the Pro- PUBLICATIONS BASED ON COLLECTIONS: vincial Archives of Alberta (Revised 1984). frequent articles in Southwest Folklore; 6 LP No. 12, Church Archives at the Provincial Archives recordings. of Alberta (Revised 1984). Occasional Papers: Letters of Lovisa McDougall, 1878-1887, ed. LAURA BOULTON CENTER Elizabeth M. McCrumm, 1978. Dryden, Jean E. Some Sources for Women's History Also: Southwest Tape Archive at the Provincial Archives of Alberta, 1980. School of Music Arizona State Unive-sity PRINTED INFORMATION: guide to collections Tempe, AZ 85287 available at no cost. TELEPHONE: 602/965-7568

ARIZONA ACCESS: request access by letter, phone, or in person. ARIZONA FRIENDS OF FOLKLORE ARCHIVE RESEARCH FACILITIES: listening facilities, study room, audio and visual copying (by per- Box 5705 mission). Northern Arizona University Flagstaff, AZ 86011 SIZE AND FORMAT: includes approximately 250 broadsides, 50 pieces of ephemera, 10 maps, ESTABLISHED: 1970 100 78rpm and 50 45rpm discs, 800 tapere- cordings, 10 linear ft. of ms. sheets, 12,000 slides TELEPHONE: 602/523-4420 available in related collection, 6 videotapes. 56

62 KEY COLLECTIONS: Bahr and Haefer collec- ESTABLISHED: 1976 tions of Papago Indian music; MacGimsy collection of Georgia Sea Island music; Vichulis TELEPHONE: 501/793-9813, ext. 253 collection of Mexican folk music; southwestern U.S. Indian music, myth, and linguistics; RESEARCH FACILITIES: reading room, Hispanic music of the Southwest; music of Mex- catalogs, copying facilities, files, Apple II and ico, including Indian cultures. (See: Archive of IBM PC microcomputers, computerized finding Folk Culture, Washington, DC; Anthropology aids, audio and video playback equipment. Archives, American Museum of Natural History, New York, NY.) SERVICES: reference assistance; archival training for students.

ARIZONA FOLKLORE ARCHIVE SIZE AND FORMAT: includes approximately 400 pieces of ephemera, 1,500 maps, 3,000 tape Southwest Folklore Center recordings, 50 linear ft. of ms. sheets, some ms. 1524 East 6th Street cards,2,000 photo prints, 5,000 photo University of Arizona negatives, 3,000 slides, 4 motion pictures, 25 Tucson, AZ 85721 videotapes, 400 artifacts, 1,000 reference books and journals. ESTABLISHED: ca. 1940

TELEPHONE: 602/621-3392 KEY COLLECTIONS: folklore, folklife, and local history. ACCESS: writefor appointment, outlining research scope and needs. PUBLICATIONS BASED ON COLLECTIONS: Mid-America Folklore (from other sources as well RESEARCH FACILITIES: limited desk space, as archive). listening equipment. PRINTED INFORMATION: finding aids to be SERVICES: archival assistance available. published in August 1985. SIZE AND FORMAT: includes ephemera, maps, 78rpm, 45rpm, and LP discs, tape recordings SPECIAL COLLECTIONS in quantity, many ms. cards and sheets, some photo prints and negatives. University Library KEY COLLECTIONS: Barker Collection of University of Arkansas Southwest Spanish Linguistics and Pachuco Fayetteville, AR 72701 texts; Collier Collection of the Folkloric° Dance No information provided. data, Acosta Collection of Hispanic Folklore and Lexicography.

THE OZARK FOLK CENTER

ARKANSAS P.O. Box 500 Mountain View, AR 72560 REGIONAL CULTURAL CENTER ESTABLISHED: 1973 Arkansas College Batesville, AR 72501 TELEPHONE: 501/269-3851

63 ACCESS: open to ally qualified researcher; write PUBLICATIONS BASED ON COLLECTIONS: or call to discuss project. Ball, Larry D., and William M. Clements. Voices of State, An Oral History of Arkansas State RESEARCH FACILITIES: copying facilities, University, 1985. audio and video playback equipment. Clements, William M. " 'Virgil in the Basket': A Northeast Arkansas Analogue," Mid-America SERVICES: archival assistance available. Folklore, at press. ."Personal Narrative, the Interview SIZE AND FORMAT: includes approximately Context, and the Question of Tradition." 300 pieces of ephemera, 50 maps, 500 78rpm Western Folklore, 39 (1980). and 1,000 LP disc:., 3,000 tape recordings, 2,000 photo prints, 5,000 slides, 1 motion picture, and 10 videotapes. BRITISH COLUMBIA KEY COLLECTIONS: mainly Ozark and Ap- palachian music and craft materials. SOUND AND MOVING IMAGE DIVISION

PUBLICATIONS BASED ON COLLECTIONS: Provincial Archives of British Columbia various articles in Mid-America Folklore. 655 Belleville Street McNeil, William K. The Charm Is Broken, 1984. Victoria, British Columbia CANADA V8V 1X4

MID-SOUTH CENTER FOR ORAL TELEPHONE: 604/387-6748 HISTORY ACCESS: personal visit, letter, or telephone call Arkansas State University to consult catalogs; personal visit may not be Box 143 necessary, depending on level or depth of State University, AR 72467 quPstion.

ESTABLISHED: 1979 RESEARCH FACILITIES: large reference room, micrographic readers, listening carrels. Copy- TELEPHONE: 501/972-3034 ing equipment is staff controlled.

ACCESS: apply in writing to director. SERVICES: archival assistance, oral history workshops. RESEARCH FACILITIES: reading rooms, audio equipment, tape and ms. files, copying facilities. SIZE AND FORMAT: includes approximately 100 78rpm, 500 45rpm, and 600 LP published SERVICES: may be arranged. discs, 300 unpublished discs, 6,000 oral history tape recordings and 4 hours of wire recordings, SIZE AND FORMAT: includes approximately 6 original wax-cylinder recordings, 1,000 mo- 250 hours of tape recordings, 10 linear ft. of ms. tion pictures, 100 videotapes. sheets. KEY COLLECTIONS: Ida Halpern collection; KEY COLLECTIONS: Arkansas State Oral Mildred Valley Thornton collection;Phil History Project; Arkansas State University Thomas collection (folk music); Michael Taft Folklore Collection; East Arkan' as Area Agency collection (tall tales of British Columbia); Grant on Aging Tenant Farmer Project. Thomas Edwards collection (folk medicine and

64 native Indian healing); popular and folk music ETHNOGRAPHIC AUDIO ARCHIVE recorded in British Columbia. Lowie Museum of Anthropology PRINTED INFORMATION: "inventory and 103 Kroeber Hall Subject Index of Principal Oral History Collec- University of California, Berkeley tions"; photocopy available at no cost. Berkeley, CA 94720

ESTABLISHED: 1901

CALIFORNIA TELEPHONE: 415/642-3681

ARCHIVE OF CALIFORNIA FOLK ACCESS: by written request. MUSIC RESEARCH FACILITIES: 2 TEAC reel-to-reel decks, 1 cassette recorder for listening or Music Library duplication. 240 Morrison Hall University of California, Berkeley SIZE AND FORMAT: includes approximately 50 Berkeley, CA 94720 hours of disc recordings, 400 hours of tape recordings, 50 hours of wire recordings, and 2,700 ESTABLISHED: 1942 hours of cylinder recordings transferred onto 1.5 mil mylar tape. TELEPHONE: 415/642-2623 KEY COLLECTIONS: major focus on Califor- ACCESS: walk-in. nia Indian tribal groups, but occasional field recordings from various regions worldwide. RESEARCH FACILITIES: reading room, files, copying facilities, and audio equipment. PUBLICATIONS BASED ON COLLECTIONS: Keeling, Richard. "Ethnographic Sound Recor- SERVICES: reference assistance available. dings at the Robert H. Lowie Museum of An- thropology," 20-page summary, July 1984. "Annotated Guide to Ethnographic Sound SIZE AND FORMAT: includes approximately 24 Recordings at the Robert H. Lowie Museum broadsides, 100 non-published 78rprn discs, 12 of Anthropology," currently being compiled by boxes of tape recordings, 95,000 ms. cards, 15 Richard Keeling. linear ft. of ms. sheets, 1,500 photo prints, 70 drawings of folk instruments used in California. PRINTED INFORMATION: leaflet on the California Indian Music Project available at no KEY COLLECTIONS: Archive of California cost; charge for photocopying summary (see Folk Music Collection; Index to Folk Tunes PUBLICATIONS above). compiled by Marion Kappes (d. 1937); Califor- nia songsters published between 1850-1880; California mission music. JUDAH MAGNES MEMORIAL MUSEUM 2911 Russell Street PUBLICATIONS BASED ON COLLECTIONS: Berkeley, CA 94705 Check List of California Songs, Part One: Texts in Print. Completed under auspices of the Works TELEPHONE: 415/849-2710 Project Administration, Sidney H. Robertson, supervisor, 1940. ACCESS: write or call librarian/archivist.

65 RESEARCH FACILITIES: reading room, ESTABLISHED: 1971 photocopying facility, listening center for tapes, catalog of recordings in preparation. TELEPHONE: 916/895-6192 SERVICES: are .7a1 assistance; limited archival training. ACCESS: write or call archivist.

SIZE AND 1.ORMAT: includes approximately RESEARCH FACILITIES: files, desk space, co- 1,000 78rpm and 25 LP discs, 500 pieces of pying machine. printed sheet music, 100 reference books and journals. SERVICES: archival assistance when funds KEY COLLECTIONS: Yiddish folksongs; Yid- permit. dish theater and comedy; Jewish liturgical music. SIZE AND FORMAT: includes approximately 30 maps (Japanese distributions), 10 linear ft. of ms. sheets, 500 slides, 1 videotape, 50 artifacts, UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA 500 reference books and journals. FOLKLORE ARCHIVES 110 Kroeber Hall KEY COLLECTIONS: student collections on the University of California, Berkeley folk3oreof northeasternCalifornia; some Berkeley, CA 94720 Japanese and Korean materials.

ESTABLISHED: 1963 TELEPHONE: 415/642-2092 ARCHIVE OF AFRICAN FOLKLORE

ACCESS: phone call recommended; collections Department of Anthropology available during posted hours. University of California, Davis Davis, CA 95616 RESEARCH FACILITIES: physical space limited, tables available. Printed indexes to files. TELEPHONE: 916/752-1595 or 752-0745 SERVICES: archivist assistance as time permits (student use frequently heavy). ACCESS: contact director of archive for ap- SIZE :.ND FORMAT: includes approximately proval of project. 5,000 ms. cards, 250,000 ms. sheets, some photo prints and artifacts cataloged with relation to RESEARCH FACILITIES: use of private office, ms. sheets, not as separate collections. desk, phone. KEY COLLECTIONS: largecollection of SIZE AND FORMAT: includes approximately American material arranged by genre; substan- 12,000 African folktale texts, photocopied from tial foreign materials arranged by country and, published sources, filed by author. within country, by genre. KEY COLLECTIONS: folktales and some pro- CHICO FOLKLORE ARCHIVE verbs, all African.

Department of Anthropology PUBLICATIONS BASED ON COLLECTIONS: California State University, Chico The Diffusion of African Folktales: A Preliminary Chico, CA 95929-0400 Report, 1968.

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"A Tale Type Index for Africa," Research in available subject to the limits of staff time. African Literature, 1:1 (1970). "Folktale Research in Africa: Open Lecture SERVICES: archival assistance; some archival Delivered at the University of Ghana, Legon, training. April 29, 1971." Extra-European Folktale Areas of the World: A SIZE AND FORMAT: includes approximately Tabular Analysis, 1:1 (1973). 10,000 pieces of ephemera, 400 maps, 125 "Toward the Development of International Ar- published 78rpm discs, 40 published LP discs, chives of African Art and Folklore," Journal of a few aluminum discs, 50 unpublished tape African Studies, 2:1 (1975). reels, 800 wax-cylinder recordings, 3 linear ft. of ms. sheets, 100,000 photo prints, 50,000 photo negatives, 4,000 slides, 10 motion pic- CITRUS COMMUNITY COLLEGE tures, 50,000 refer znce books and journals. FOLKLORE ARCHIVE KEY COLLECTIONS: Charles F. Lummis Wax 1000 West Foothill Boulevard Cylinder Collection; Walter McClintock record- Glendora, CA 91740-1899 ings of Blackfeet music; Frances Densmore recordings of Cheyenne and Arapaho music; ESTABLISHED: 1976 California Indian music recorded by J. P. Har- rington, Josephine Cook, and George Wharton '11:._!: PHONE: 213/335-0521 James, among others; California Mexican folksongs recorded 1904-1912 by C. F. Lum- ACCESS: walk-in, sign in and out. mis; Native American music from 1390s to present. RESEARCH FACILMES: reading room, photocopying machine, word processor. PUBLICATIONS BASED ON COLLECTIONS: Lummis, Charles F. The Centennial Exhibition. SIZE AND FORMAT: includes approximately .Native Faces. 3,000 ms. cards, 50 slides, 2 motion pictures, .Guatemalan Mask Imagery. 40 artifacts, 200 reference books and journals. . Healing Herbs. .Thirty-twu Adobes: Houses of Old California. KEY COLLECTIONS: student collection. .Prehistoric Southwesterners from Basketmaker to Pueblo. . California's Gabrielino Indians. BRAUN RESEARCH LIBRARY .Five Prehistoric Archeological Sites in Los Angeles County, California. Southwest Museum . The History of Hawikuh. Box 128 Los Angeles, CA 90042 ARCHIVE OF AMERICAN FOLK ESTABLISHES 1907 MEDICINE

TELEPHONE: 213/221-2164 Center for the Study of Comparative Folklore and Mythology ACCESS: walk-in. 1037 Graduate School of Management University of California, Los Angeles RESEARCH FACILITIES: reading room, Los Angeles, CA 90024 catalogs, copying facilities, files, word processor, audio and video playback equipment,all ESTABLISHED: 1944

67 TELEPHONE: 213/825-2524 or 825-4242 ing offered through the Folklore and Mythology Program. ACCESS: write or telephone stating research needs. SJZE AND FORMAT: includes approximately 500,000 items on topics including the human RESEARCH FACILITIES: desks and chairs in body, life cycles, domestic pursuits, the natural archive, copying facilities nearby. world, witchcraft, magic and ghostlore.

SERVICES: archival assistance available; ar- KEY COLLECTIONS: sources of collection n- chival training for research assistants. dude publications, both scholarly and popular, and unpublishedfieldcollectionsfrom SIZE AND FORMAT: includes approximately throughout the U.S., Canada, and the Carib- 700,000 individual medical be)iefs Ind customs bean. Perhaps a fourth of the collection is Euro- (including cross-references and duplications), pean analog. 1,400,000 folk beliefs and superstitions (including cross-references and duplications), PUBLICATIONS BASED ON COLLECTIONS: a several nundred reference books, journals and list of publications based on the archive is encyclopedias. available.

KEY COLLECTIONS: systematic gatherings PRINTED INFORMATION: brochure available from Bibliography of the Surgeon General's Office and at no cost. Index Medicus, as well as from European collections. THE ARCHIVE OF FOLK SONG AND PRINTED INFORMATION: brochure available MUSIC at no cost. Center for the Study of Comparative Folklore and Mythology ARCHIVE OF AMERICAN POPULAR 1037 Graduate School of Management BELIEFS AND SUPERSTITIONS University of California, Los Angeles Los Angeles, CA 90024 Center for the Study of Comparative Folklore and Mythology ESTABLISHED: ca. 1960 1037 Graduate School of Management University of California, Los Angeles TELEPHONE: 213/825-4242 Los Angeles, CA 90024 ACCESS: write or call for appointment or infor- ESTABLISHED: ca. 1940 mation.

TELEPHONE: 213/825-2524 or 825-4242 RESEARCH FACILITIES: desk and chairs in archive. seminar room, library and development ACCESS: call or write for appointment, infor- office nearby, photocopying machine in suite, mation, or copies of material. sound lab, portable tape recorders.

RESEARCH FACILITIES: chairs and desk in ar- SERVICES: research assistant available; archival chive, files, catalogs, photocopying machine trainingavailablethroughFolklore and nearby. Mythoiogy Program.

SERVICES: archival assistance; archival train- SIZE AND FORMAT: includes approximately

68 2,300 78rpm, 850 45rpm, and 8,000 LP discs, Japanese,classicalChinese, and Native 2,200 tape .ecordings in 5- and 7-inch reels and American music. cassettes. PUBLICATIONS BASED ON COLLECTIONS: KEY COLLECTIONS: Western Kentucky Musics of the World: A Selective Discography (seies). Folkore Collection, collected by D. K. Wilgus Recent Acquisitions List (published approximate- prior to 1962; large holdings in Anglo- and ly twice yearly). Celtic-American, as well as Afro-American areas; folktales from Turkey; Azorean Por- PRINTED INFORMATION: available at no cost. tuguese tales;belief tales from Oklahoma; country-western archive.

PRINTED INFORMATION: brochure available U.C.L.A. FOLKLORE ARCHIVES at no cost. Center for the Study of Comparative Folklore and Mythology ETHNOMUSICOLOGY ARCHIVE 1037 Graduate School of Managemen, University of California, Los Angeles Department of Music Los Angeles, CA 90024 University of California, Los Angeles Los Angeles, CA 90024 ESTABLISHED: ca. 1960

ESTABLISHED: 1961 TELEPHONE: 213/825-424_

TELEPHONE: 213/825-1695 ACCESS: write or call for appointment or information. ACCESS: commercial recordings are available on a walk-in basis; field collections accessibili- ty varies, depending upon agreement with RESEARCH FACILITIES: desk and chair in ar- depositor. Write or call for more information. chive, seminar room, library and development office, files, photocopying machine nearby. RESEARCH FACILITIES: two listening rooms, one reading room, cardcatalogs,audio SERVICES: research assistant available; archival equipment. trainingavailable through Folklore and Mythology Program. SERVICES: reference assistance available; occasional archival training offered. SIZE AND FORMAT: includes approximately 150,000 ms. cards, 30,000 to 50,000 ms. sheets. SIZE AND rORMAT: includes 17 maps, 1,040 published 78rpm and 8,992 LP discs, 8,317 un- KEY COLLECTIONS: Archive of California and published tape recordings, 10 linear ft. of ms. Western Folklore; partial index toWestern sheets, 366 photo prints, 195 photo negatives, Folklore;materials lean heavily in favor of 1,819 slides, 56 motion pictures, 42 videotapes, western United States, particularly California; 120 ft. of reference books and journals. jokes and joke cycles, traditional expressions Ad proverbs; the Henry V. Splitter collection of KEY COLLECTIONS: field collections from California traditions (19th century, Los Angeles Africa, India, Indonesia, U.S., commercial in particular); also holdings from Europe, Latin recordings of African, Indonesian, classical America, and southern U.S.

69 VISUAL MEDIA AI CHIVE University of California, Los Angeles Los Angeles, CA 90024 Center for the Study of Comparative Folklore and Mythology ESTABLISHED: early 1960s 1037 Graduate School of Management University of California, Los Angeles TELEPHONE: 213/825-4242 Lo:. Angeles, CA 90024 ACCESS: walk-in; all materials to be used on ESTABLISHED: 1982 premises.

TELEPHONE: 213/206-1015 or 825-4242 RESEARCH FACILITIES: tables, chairs, catalog files, photocopying machine nearby. ACCESS: call or write for appointment or information. SERVICES: librarian and student assistants available; archival training offered through the RESEARCH FACILITIES: desk and chair in ar- Folklore and Mythology Program. chive, seminar room and library nearby, sound lab, portable tape recorders, slide viewing and SIZE AND FORMAT: more than 6,000 items of duplicating equipment, and photocopying facili- which approximately 900 are reprints and off- ty in suite. prints in the Boggs collection, runs of 165 journals and newsletters, approximately 2,500 SERVICES: archival assistance available from encyclopedias and bibliographies, rare books, archivist a d/or faculty. approximately 900 pieces of ephemera.

SIZE AND FORMAT: includes approximately KEY COLLECTIONS: Ralph Steele Boggs collec- 300 photo prints, 250 photo negatives, 35,000 tion l. a reprints, pamphlets, and ms. material slices, 30 videotapes, po.Itcards, broadsides, focusing on Iberian, Ibero-American, and West advertisements,and cartoons, and 15,000 Indian folklore; major folklore serial publica- microfiche images. tions from the U.S., Latin America, and Western Europe. KEY COLLECTIONS: Travelog Magic Lantern Slides; Index of American Design (microfiche); JOSEPH S. HALL GREAT SMOKY particularly strong in Southern California ethnic and occupational images; popular culture MOUNTAINS COLLECTION OF SPEECH, MUSIC, AND FOLKLORE (fairytale and science fiction); Victorian culture; pre historic European, Middle Eastern, and ear- 3174 Calle Osuna ly American images. Oceanside, CA 92054

PRINTED INFORMATION: brochure available ESTABLISHED: 1939 at no cost. TELEPHONE: 619/430-2118

THE WAYLAND D. HAND LIBRARY OF ACCESS: ms. materials and original recordings FOLKLORE AND MYTHOLOGY accessible by writing or calling Dr. Hall for appointment; tape recordings of disc collection Center for the Study of Comparative Folklore available at Library of the Great Smoky Moun- and Mythology tains; contact Archivist, Park Library, Visitor 1037 Graduate School of Management Center, Gatlinburg, TN 37738.

70 RESEARCH FACILITIES: audio equipment at 3801 Temple Avenue both Oceanside and Gatlinburg, catalogs at Pomona, CA 91768 Oceanside. ESTABLISHED: 1977 SERVICES: archiv;st in both locations. TELEPHONE: 714/598-4560 SIZE AND FORMAT: includes approximately 163 aluminum and acetate discs recorded ACCESS: write or call for appointment. Some 1939-1941, 43 tapes recorded 1953-1967, 2,000 materials are restricted. ms. sheets, 100 photo prints, 100 slides, 1 motion picture, and numerous reference books and journals. RESEARCH FACILITIES: copying facilities available. Collections not indexed. KEY COLLECTIONS: Great Smoky Mountain music, tales, folk illness and medicine, and bear SERVICES: archival assistance available by ar- hunting narratives. rangement.

PUBLICATIONS BASED ON COLLECTIONS: SIZE AND FORMAT: includes approximately Hall, J. S. "Some Party Games from the Great 500 student projects. Smokies," Journal of American Folklore (1941). . "The Phonetic3 of GreatSmoky Moun- KEY COLLECTIONS: focus on the folklore of tain Speech." Doctoral dissertation, 1942. student families. ."Smoky Mountain Songs and Ballads," The American Poet, 1942, 1943.

."Bear Hunting Stories from the Great Smokies," Tennessee Folklore Society Bulletin, 23 CALIFORNIA FOLKLORE MISCELLANY (1957).

.Smoky Mountain Folks and Their Lore, 1960. Sonoma State College .Sayings from Old Smoky, 1972. Rohnert Park, CA 94928

.Yarns and Tales from the Great Smokies, 1978.

."Witchlore and Ghostlore in the Great ESTABLISHED: 1962 Smokies,"TennesseeFolkloreSocietyBulletin (1970). TELEPHONE: 707/664-2397

PRINTED INFORMATION: purpose and scope of the collection is set forth in Dr. Hall'F ACCESS: walk-in; ask reference librarian for directions. "Mountain Speech in the Great Smokies," Na- tional Park Service History Number 5, available at the Gatlinburg address. RESEARCH FACILITIES: reading rooms, catalogs, copying facilities, audio and video (See also: Archive of Folk Culture, Washington, playback equipment, files, word processor. D.C.) SERVICES: archival assistance available. THE FOLKLORE ARCHIVE OF THE ENGLISH AND FOREIGN LANGUAGES SIZE AND FORMAT: includes 58 bound DEPARTMENT volumes of ms. material, ,nostly typed, and indexed collectanea totaling 17,000 pages collected CaliforniaStatePolytechnicUniversity, over a period of 30 years (20 volumes of index Pomona computerized).

71 KEY COLLECTIONS: mostly Northern Califor- No information provided. nia folklore and oral history; the Sonoma State University folklore collectanea; and the Chico State University folkore archive. WESTERN HISTORICAL COLLECTION

PUBLICATIONS BASED ON COLLECTIONS: Campus Box 184 Lee, Hector. Tales of California. University of Colorado Libraries . Heroes, Villains and Ghosts of Old California. Boulder, CO 80309 Examples of articles may be found in the quarterly of the National Association and Center ESTABLISHED: 1918 for Outlaw and Lawman History, The Pacific Historian, Family Heritage Magazine, The Country TELEPHONE: 303/492-7242 Gentlemen, etc. ACCESS: fill out researcher card.

AP CHIVE OF FOLKLORE RESEARCH FACILITIES: reading rooms, catalogs, copying facilities, files, collection in- California State University at Sacramento ventories. Sacramento, CA 95819 SERVICES: reference assistance available. ESTABLISHED: 1958 SIZE AND FORMAT: includes approximately TELEPHONE: 916/454-6392 500 broadsides, 15,000 photo prints, 100,000 photo negatives, 10,000 ms. sheets, 3,000 maps.

ACCESS: write or call for appointment. KEY COLLECTIONS: Rocky Mountain West; political and labor histories. RESEARCH FACILITIES: usual library facilities available in CSUS Library. PRINTED INFORMATION: A Guide to Manuscript Collections, 1982, and 16 collection guides, $5.00. SIZE AND FORMAT: includes 12 maps, 40 tape recordings, 50 photo prints, 40 slides. HULBERT RESEARCH CENTER

KEY COLLECTIONS: American contemporary Southwest Studies Program folklore, concentrating on Northern California. Colorado College Colorado Sprit. ti- CO 80903

ESTABLISHED: 1975 COLORADO TELEPHONE: 303/473-2233, ext. 223

BEN GRAY LUMPKIN COLLECTION OF ACCESS: contact Southwest Studies Program COLORADO FOLKLORE for appointment. RESEARCH FACILITIES: reading room. Music Library catalogs, copying facilities. College of Music University of Colorado SERVICES: archival assistance available on Boulder, CO 80309 limited basis.

72 SIZE AND FORMAT: includes approximately TELEPHONE: 203/347-9411 500 tape recordings. ACCESS: call or write for appointment. KEY COLLECTIONS: Robb and Cobas collec- tionsof Hispanic and Native American RESEARCH FACILITIES: audio and video materials. equipment, copies of some items on request. PRINTED INFORMATION: available. SIZE AND FORMAT: includes 1,000 LP discs, 2,600 unpublished tape recordings, 10 linear ft. KEN PERIMAN FOLKLORE ARCHIVE of ms. material, including indexes, translations, and transcriptions, and 120 videotapes. do Kenneth I. Periman, Professor of Literature Fort Lewis College KEY COLLECTIONS: music of North American Durango, CO 81301 Indians (especially Navajo ceremonial music); Java (music and language); Bali; Philippines; ESTABLISHED: 1965 Japan; Korea; China; South India; British Isles; Greece; Afghanistan;Iran; Turkey; West TELEPHONE: 303/247-7169 Africa.

ACCESS: contact Professor Perlman. SOCIETY FOR ETHNOMUSICOLOGY SIZE AND FORMAT: includes approximately ARCHIVES 400 pieces of ephemera, 120 LP discs, 300 tape recordings, 2,000 slides, ms. materials, films, Olin Library reference books and journals with a focus on the Wesleyan University Southwest. Middletown, CT 06457 KEY COLLECTIONS: Pispanic folklore of the Southwest; Southwer tive American folklore; ESTABLISHED: 1969 regional oral history. TELEPHONE: 203/347-9411, ext. 27C 1 PUBLICATIONS BASED ON COLLECTIONS: the materials have been the basis of many ACCESS:contactProfessorDavidP. publications. McAllester; collections restricted, permission from depositors necessary in some cases.

RESEARCH FACILITIES: reading room only. CONNECTICUT SERVICES: reference assistance.

WORLD MUSIC ARCHIVES SIZE AND FORMAT: four file drawers and two boxes of ms. sheets. Olin Library Wesleyan University KEY COLLECTIONS: Society for Ethnomusi- Middletown, CT 06457 cology business only, papers of past presidents and other officers; a few taped interviews and ESTABLISHED: 1965 tapes of scholarly meetings.

73 DELAWARE ESTABLISHED: 1955

UNIVERSITY OF DELAWARE TELEPHONE: 302/636-8591 FOLKLORE ARCHIVE ACCESS: open to public; access granted to all Folklore and Ethnic Art Center responsible researchers upon presentation of 164 South College Avenue identification, completion of registration form, University of Delaware andrief interview. Newark, DE 19716 RESEARCH FACILITIESstudyroom, ESTABLISHED: 1976 microfilm reading room, Do. ..s Library Index, name-card file,tiotocopying and photographic TELEPHONE: 302/451-2870 service on request, finding aids for primary- source material. ACCESS: call or write director, whose permission is necessary. SERVICES: reference assistance available. RESEARCH FACILITIES: reading rooms, copying facilities, audio and video equipment, word processors available in various locations on SIZE AND FORMAT: includes in excess of 500 campus. broadsides, approximately 40,000 pieces of ephemera, 250 maps, 14 non-published Shaker SIZE AND FORMAT: includes approximately tape recordings, 4,000 linear ft. of ms. sheets, 300 pieces of ephemera, 6 maps, 125 tap re- 5,000 photographs, 250 Shaker slides, 29 cordings, 8 linear ft. of ms. sheets, 100 photo minutes of motion pictures on Shakers, 15.5 prints, 100 photo negatives, 1,000 slides, 2 mo- linear ft. of ms., and microform guides. tion pictures, 35 videotapes, 6 artifacts, 6 slide- tape presentations, 200 reference books and KEY COLLECTIONS: Edward Deming An- journals. drews Memorial Shaker Collection; Thelma S. Mendsen Card Collection; Maxine Waldron KEY COLLECTIONS: folklore and folklife of Collection of Children's Books and Paper Toys; Delaware, Delmarva Peninsula,eastern Waldron Phoenix Belknap, Jr. collection of Maryland, eastern Pennsylvania, southwest research papers and notes on American paint- New Jersey; the archive of the Delaware Folklife ing; public. business, and miscellaneous records, Project; traditional music; documentation of primarily of the Mid-Atlantic and New England traditional folklife, arts, and crafts. area,1640-1850;Fraktur andother Pennsylvania-German records; Shaker material, PUBLICATIONS BASED ON COLLECTIONS: principally music and community industry; ar- Folklife News (DelawareFolklifeProject), tists' sketchbooks; music and musical instrument 1983-present. records.

PRINTED INFORMATION: available. PUBLICATIONS BASED ON COLLECTIONS: Ingerman, Elizabeth A. "The Joseph Downs WINTERTHUR i).RCHIVES Manuscript and Microfilm Library," Winter- thur Portfolio One, 1964. Winterthur Museum Taylor, Beatrice K. "A Treasure Trove," Winterthur, DE 19735 Winterthur Newsletter (Fall 1981).

7 4 DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA ESTABLISHED: 1928 as the Archive of American Folk-Song, subsequently changed to Archive of Folk Song, and, in 1981, to Archive ARCHIVE OF DEAF FOLKLIFE/FOLKLORE of Folk Culture TELEPHONE: 202/287-5510 Deaf Folidife/Folklore Center Gallaudet College Archives ACCESS: the Archive responds to written, 800 Florida Avenue, N.E. telephone, and in-person reference inquiries. Washington, DC 20002 RESEARCH FACILITIES: reading room, ESTABLISHED: 1980 photocopier,microfilmreader,microfiche reader, playback equipment for LP disc, cassette, TELEPHONE: 202/651-5582 and open reel tapes, 3/4-inch video playback equipment available by prior arrangement, ver- ACCESS: written request. tical files, ms. files, current bibliography master file, 3x5-inch card catalogs, published finding RESEARCH FACILITIES: reading room, aids and bibliographies, MARC terminal for ac- catalogs, copying facilities, audio and video cesstoLibrary of Congress Information equipment. Systems.

SERVICES: reference assistance. SERVICES: at least one staff member available at all times; volunteer internship program has SIZE AND FORMAT: includes approximately trained over 200 participants in last 20 years. 150 broadsides, 2,000 pieces of ephemera, 35,000 photo prints, 20,000 photo negatives, SIZE AND FORMAT: includes approximately 5,000slides,800 motion pictures,7,500 200 broadsides, .10,000 pieces of ephemera, 200 videotapes. maps, 12,000 discs, 15,000 tape recordings, 250 wire recordings, and 8.000 cylinder recordings KEY COLLECTIONS: George Veditz Film Col- (all non-published; published recordings are lection; Deaf Media Distribution Collection; held elsewhere in the Library of Congress), Gallaudet College Alumni Association Film Col- 35,000 ms. cards, 100,000 ms. sheets, 5,000 lection; Schuchman Oral History Collection: photo prints, 60,000 photo negatives, 45,000 1,000 items concerning the history of technology slides, 10 hours of motion pictures, 20 hours of for the deaf; Deaf Press: 250 titles; 7,000 rare videotapes, 25 artifacts, 4,000 reference books books; collections reflect the ethnicity of the deaf and journals. community. KEY COLLECTIONS: major recorded collec- PUBLICATIONS BASED ON COLLECT ONS: tiom: Peabody Museum Collection, including annual reports. Jesse Waiter Fewkes Passamaquoddy Indian field recordings (first field recordings ever made) PRINTED INFORMATION: available at no cost. andColumbianExpositionof1893 ethnomusicologicalrecordings; Bureau of American Ethnology/Frances Densmore Collec- ARCHIVE OF FOLK CULTURE tion of Native American groups; Willard Rhodes collection of Western and Southwestern American Folklife Center tribes; Laura Boulton survey of world music; Library of Congress Helen H. Roberts field recordings; Frank C. Washington, DC 20540 Brown North Carolina recordings; Robert

75 Winslow Gordon collection; Woodrow Wilson ARCHIVE OF THE FOLKLORE Guthrie collections and Ferdinand "Jelly Roll" SOCIETY OF GREATER WASHINGTON Morton collections recorded at the Library of Congress in late 1930s; Joseph S. Hall collec- Box 19114 tion of Great Smoky Mountains dialect; George 20th Street Station Korson collection of Pennsylvania mining Washington, DC 20036 ballads; Resettlement Administration Collection of American folk field recordings, 1936-1937; ESTABLISHED: 1964 Ruth Rubin Yiddish folk music collection; Frank and Anne Warner collection; Univer- TELEPHONE: 703/281-2228 sityof Wisconsin fieldrecordings; WPA ACCESS: write to FSGW Board of Directors at materials, including Herbert Halpert field col- above address. For practical purposes the ar- lections; American Dialect Society 1930s re- chive is not accessible to the public; an excep- cordings of speechmples. Major ms. collection might be made for serious researchers tions: Robert Wins.-w Gordon papers; James undertaking a history of FSGW or folk-music M. Carpenter papers and pictures; Vance Ran- programming in the Washington, D.C. area. dolph papers and photographs. Strengths in folklore of all states, particularly Texas, Califor- SIZE AND FORMAT: includes approximately nia, Wisconsin, Michigan, Ohio, New York, 5,000 pieces of ephemera, 800 tape recordings, Vermont, and Maine; Appalachia, Deep South, 1,000 photo prints, 6,000 photo negatives, 1,000 Ozarks, Anglo- and Afro-American traditions slides, 100 reference books and journals. predominate, but Jewish, Polish, French, and Mexican ethnicities well represented. Interna- KEY COLLECTIONS: sound recordings of most tional strengths include (in the New World) folk concerts presented by FSGW in its 20-year Nova Scotia, Newfoundland, Quebec, existence; collected papers (including minutes Bahamas, Haiti, Trinidad, Mexico, Panama, of meetings, publicity, newsletters); photographs Puerto Rico, Brazil, and Venezuela; (Old of Washington Folk Festivals. World) BritishIsles,Greece, Yugoslavia, Morocco, Nigeria, Ethiopia, Upper Volta, THE INDEX OF AMERICAN DESIGN South Africa. Also large collections from the Orient and Pacific Islands. National Gallery of Art Washington, DC 20565

PUBLICATIONS BASED ON COLLECTIONS: ESTABLISHED: as WPA project, 1935: ac- Extensive bibliographies and discographies quired by gallery, 1943 available from the Archive: Folk Recordings Selected from the Archive of Folk TELEPHONE: 202/842-6604 Culture, 1983. The Archive of Folk Song: A Bibliography, 1978. ACCESS: call for appointment. Commercially Issued Recordings of Material in the Ar- chive of Folk Song, 1978. RF ,ARCH FACILITIES: print sway room, copying facilities, files of -lata sheets that accom- lin Inventory of the Bibliographies and Other Reference pany each rendering, microfiche reader/printer. and Finding Aids Prepared by the Archive of Folk Prints of photographs in index collection Culture, 1984. available on request with proper advance notice.

SIZE AND FORMAT: 1 cludes press clippings PRINTED INFORMATION: available at no cost. from 1930s on index, 17,000 ms. sheets (one for

76 each rendering), several thousand photo prints SERVICES: limited reference assistance; ar- and negatives, 11 gallery extension service slide chivist teaches university level courses outside programs on index. of institution; employees trained as needed.

KEY COLLECTIONS: 17,000 watercolor render- SIZE AND FORMAT: includes approximately ings of American decorativearts objects; 4,000 cubic ft. of ms. collections and official documentary photographs of many of the il- records dating from 1847 and 250,000 items in lustrated objects; several hundred photographs photographic holdings. of the Shaker communities of Hancock, MA and New Lebanon, NY; strengths in Shaker, KEY COLLECTIONS: records of Bureau of Pennsylvania-German, and Spanish South- American Ethnology, Center for the Study of western objects. Man, Department of Anthropology, Institute for Social Anthropology, and River Basin PUBLICATIONS BASED ON COLLECTIONS: surveys;historicalms.,privatepapers, Allyn, Nancy. The Index of American Design, 1984. Vocabularies, grammatical data and texts; Christensen, Irwin 0. The Index of American ethnographic and archeologicalfieldnotes, Design, 1950. reports, and transcripts of oral history and Hornung, Clarence P. Treasury of American music. Materials received from Ralph L. Beals, Design, 1974 (2 volumes). Franz Boas, Frances Densmore, John Wesley Tinkham, Sandra, ed. The Consolidated Catalogue Powell, Sol Tax, Laura Thompson, and others. to the Index of American Design, 1980. (This is the Archive holds records of the American Tribal accompanying catalog to the microfiche.) Chairmen's Association, the Association of American Geographers, and the National Con- PRINTED INFORMATION: guide to collections gress of American Indians. Photographers con- available, $3.00. tributing to the holdings include C. S. Baker, Felix Bonfils, Edward S. Curtis, George Whar- ton James, William S. Soule, Adam Clark NATIONAL ANTHROPOLOGICAL Vroman, Ben Wittick, and Zangaki. ARCHIVES PUBLICATIONS BASED ON COLLECTIONS: Natural History Building Numerous publications on photographic and MRC 152 ms. holdings are available in libraries across the Smithsonian Institution country; write for listing. Washington, DC 20560 PRINTED INFORMATION: available; some at ESTABLISHED: NAA organized in 1965, ar- no cost, some for fee. Contact archive for fur- chives of former Bureau of American Ethnology ther information. in existence prior to that

TELEPHONE: 202/357-1976 SMITHSONIAN FOLKLIFE PROGRAM ARCHIVES ACCESS: walk-in, fill out visitor form; some collections restricted or being, nrocessed, therefore Office of Folklife Programs prior contact may be useful out is not necessary. Smithsonian institution 955 L'Enfant Plaza, Suite 2600 RESEARCH FACILITIES: published version of Washington, DC 20560 ms. catalog, guide to all other collections, some collection registers, photocopying by staff. ESTABLISHED: 1978

7 7 TELEPHONE: 202/287-3424 ning of Song, Recollections and DanceSunday, January 31, 1982. ACCESS: walk-in possible, advisable to write or call for appointment. PRINTED INFORMATION: available at no cost.

RESEARCH FACILITIES: photocopying, audio and video playback equipment; very little study space. FLORIDA

SERVICES: reference assistance supplied for all ETHNOMUSICOLOGY ARCHIVE researchers.

SIZE AND FORMAT: includes 14,000 hours of School of Music tape recordings, 9,500 rolls of b & w negatives, The Florida State University 1,000 4x5-inch duplicate negatives, 35,000 Tallahassee, FL 32306 slides, 500,000 ft. of motion pictures with sound, 900 videotapes. ESTABLISHED: 1974

KEY COLLECTIONS: Family Folklore Oral TELEPHONE: 904/644-3424 History Project, 1974-1977; Aging Oral History Project,1981, 1984;all sound recordings, ACCESS: write or call for appointment. photographs, and motion picture documentation of field research and presentations relating RESEARCH FACILITIES: reel-to-reel and to the annual Festival of American Folklife. cassette playback equipment available in archive; copying facilities, reading rooms available PUBLICATIONS BASED ON COLLECTIONS: in- in School of Music. clude Festival of American Folidife Program Books published annually from 1967 to present; SIZE AND FORMAT: includes approximately six in a series of monographs/films in the 400 tape recordings, 7 videotapes (Peruvian and Smithsonian Folklife Series and a number of Japanese music). other books available from Smithsonian Institu- tion Press, P.O. Box 1579, Washington, DC KEY COLLECTIONS: Dale Olsen Warao collec- 20013 (send for list); a number of videotapes tion; Pitts Yanomamo collection; Butt-Colson on play and children's games available for rent Akawayo collection; Armellada Pemon collec- from Office of Museum Programs, Audiovisual tion; Coppens Yekuana collection; Dale Olsen Loan Program, Smithsonian Institution, Arts Peru and Brazil collection; Borgatti Nigeria col- and Industries Building 2235, Washington, DC lection; Kebede Ethiopia collection; South 20560; and the following publications, available American Indian; Peruvian mestizo; Japanese at no cost from the Office of Folklife Programs: immigrants to South America; Nigeria and Ancelet, Barry, and Kathy James, eds. Vivre Ethiopia; Florida folk; Japanese; dubbings of Polo Manger: Cajun and Acadian Cooking, 1983. salsa recordings. Ball, John, ed. Folklore and Folklife:Teachers Manual, 1979. Manos, Sue, and Susan KalEik, eds. South Slavic PENSACOLA HISTORICAL SOCIETY, Cocking: Croatian, Macedonian, Serbian, Slovenian, HISTORICAL LIBRARY 1981. Nabokov, Peter. Adobe: Pueblo and Hispanic Folk Pensacola Historical Museum Traditions of the Southwest, 1981. 405 South Adams Street Folk Music in the Roosevelt White House: An Eve- Pensacola, FL 32501

78 ESTABLISHED: 1960 RESEARCH FACILITIES: reading room, copy- ingfacilities,audio and video playback TELEPHONE: 904/433-1559 equipment.

ACCESS: call or write to discuss needs with star. SERVICES: reference assistance available. Sign in before working in archive. SIZE AND FORMAT: includes approximately 30 published 78rpm, 35 published 45rpm, and 60 RESEARCH FACILITIES: reading and research space, catalog cards, photocopying facilities, published LP discs, 3,000 photo prints, 2,500 photo negatives, 10,000 slides, 40 motion pic- microfilm readers, microfiche reader, cassette tures, 36 videotapes, 775 artifacts, 150 reference playback equipment, vertical files, master index. books and journals.

SERVICES: research assistanceavailable; KEY COLLECTIONS: Thelma Boltin collection; volunteers in library are given standard train- Stetson Kennedy collection; WPA Federal ing on library and archival procedures, as well Writers Project-Florida Folklore Collection; as conservation. documentation of field projects undertaken by Florida Folklife Program staff since 1979, in- SIZE AND FORMAT: includes approximately cluding materials on Florida Cracker, Afro- 100 broadsides, 8 Hollinger boxes of ephemera, American, Cuban, Seminole, and Minorcan 750-800 maps, 60 of hours unpublished tape cultures; taped recordings of Florida Folk recordings, 2 hours of published tape recordings, Festivals since 1954. 1.5 ft. of ms. catalog cards, 85 Hollinger ms. boxes, 45,000 photo prints,30,000 photo PRINTED INFORMATION: Florida Folklife Ar- negatives (20,000 glass), 200 slides, 9 motion chive Users Guide, no cost. pictures, 2 videotapes, 50,000 artifacts, 2,000 reference books and journals.

KEY COLLECTIONS: Pensacola,including GEORGIA black Pensacola music; Escambia County and northwest Florida materials. ATLANTA HISTORICAL SOCIETY LIBRARY/ARCHIVES PRINTED INFORMATION: brochure, including information on museum, available at no cost. Atlanta Historical Society 3101 Andrews Drive, N.E. IORIL FOLKLIFE ARCHIVE Atlanta, GA 30305

Florida Folklife Program ESTABLISHED: 1926 Florida Department of State TELEPHONE: 404/261-1938 Box 265 Whim Springs, FL 32096 ACCESS: no appointment necessary. Re- searchers fill out form when using archive. ESTABLISHED: 1976 RESEARCH FACILITIES: research room with TELEPHONE: 904/397-2192 standard reference sources, guide to ms. collection, card catalogs for book and visual arts col- ACCESS: call or write for appointment, on-site lections, photocopier, microfiche and microfilm use only. readers.

79 SERVICES: reference assistance available. KEY COLLECTIONS: student folklorecol- lections. SIZE AND FORMAT: includes approximately 2,500 maps, a small collection of recordings, PUBLICATIONS BASED ON COLLECTIONS: 15,000 ms. sheets, 90,000 photo prints, 46,000 Burrison, John. "The Golden Arm": The Folktale photo negatives, 5,000 slides. and Its Literary Use by Mark Twain and Joel C. Har- ris,1968. KEY COLLECTIONS: local, urban, and state history; Georgia ethnic minorities. A folklife center with photo archives and taped interviews of folk craftsmen is planned for the future. FOXFIRE FUND ARCHIVE

PRINTED INFORMATION: Guidetothe Rabun Gap, GA 30568 Manuscript Collections of the Atlanta Historical Society available. ESTABLISHED: 1977

GEORGIA FOLKLORE SOCIETY AR- TELEPHONE: 404/746-5318 CHIVES ACCESS: write or call staff. Art Rosenbaum, Director Electromedia Department RESEARCH FACILITIES: catalogs,copying University of Georgia Library facilities, audio playback equipment (video Athens, GA 30602 playback equipment can be made available by prior arrangement), room to work. No information provided.

SERVICES: staff is available to help researcher; archival training is offered. GEORGIA FOLKLORE ARCHIVES

Department of English SIZE AND FORMAT: includes a limited number Georgia State University of maps, many tape recordings, ms. cards and University Plaza sheets, many photo prints and negatives, exten- Atlanta, GA 30303 sive slide collection, videotapes, and a few artifacts; reference books and journals are also available. ESTABLISHED: 1966

TELEPHONE: 404/658-2904 KEY COLLECTIONS: rural Southern Ap- palachia. ACCESS: net open to public; appointme.lt may be arranged by telephone, if materials are ac- PUBLICATIONS BASED ON COLLECTIONS: cessible. Foxfire magazine P id newsletter, back issues available; send for complete list to Foxfire, P.O. SIZE AND FORMAT: includes 50 pieces of Box B, Rabun Gap, GA 30568. ephemera, 5 maps, 5 78rpm and 2 45rpm discs, 2,000tapes,numerous photos,slides,2 PRINTED INFORMATION: brochure about videotapes. foundation activities available.

so HAWAII notes), 1981. Stillman, A. "The Hula Ku'i" (M.A. Thesis, AUDIO-RECORDING COLLECTIONS University of Hawaii), 1982. Tatar,E. "Nineteenth Century Hawaiian Department of Anthropology Chant," Pacific Anthropological Records, 33 (1982). Bernice Pauahi Bishop Museum Arc Po'e Hula Hawaii Kahiko (Hula People of Old Box 19000-A Hawaii) (16mm film), 1984. Honolulu, HI 96819

ESTABLISHED: 1889 IDAHO TELEPHONE: 808/847-3511 IDAHO FOLKLIFE ARCHIVES ACCESS: call or write for appointment. Idaho Folklife Center RESEARCH FACILITIES: staff ethnomusi- Idaho State Historical Society cologist's office serves as listening and audio- 610 North Julia Davis Drive copying area (all copying done by staff). Record Boise, ID 83702 players, reel-to-reel and cassette players, partial catalog and shelf list. ESTABLISHED: 1983 SERVICES: assistance from ethnomusicologist.

SIZE AND FORMAT: includes approximately TELEPHONE: 208/334-3863 4,000 published 78rpm, 300 published 45rpm, and 100 published LP discs, 240 unpublished ACCLA: walk-in; go to the historical society discs, 1,975 unpublished tape recordings, 50 un- library and ask for access. published wire recordings, 500 unpublished cylinder recordings, 8 linear ft. of ms. sheets, 125 videotapes, and numerous photos, motion RESEARCH FACILITIES: library hasall pictures, and artifacts in museum's ethnology necessary facilities. collections. SERVICES: librarian assistance available; ar- KEY COLLECTIONS: Hawaiian chants: chival training available through staff folklorists. Roberts collection 1923-1924; Kuluwaimaka collection 1933, 1936; and Mader collection 1930-1936. French Polynesian oral traditions: SIZE AND FORMAT: includes approximately 50 Emory collection 1930, 1934; Handy collection tape recordings, 2,000 ms. cards, 15 linear ft. 1921-1930; Aitken & Stokes collection 1922, of ms. sheets. 1924. Hawaiianoralhistorycollection 1951-1970. Micronesian oraltraditions: KEY COLLECTIONS: Idaho folklore; Native Muranushi collection 1936.Ts.waii, French Americans; mining and ranching; Mormon, Polynesia, Micronesia (Caroline Islands), and Basque, and Finnish culture. Outlier Polynesia oral traditions (cha,ting, storytelling, evolved music forms, oral histories). PUBLICATIONS BASED ON COLLECTIONS: PUBLICATIONS BASED ON COLLECTIONS: Lawless, Elaine. Guide to the Idaho Folklore Archive Voices of Old Ilawai'i (2-record album with (Idaho Folklife Publications Number 1), 1983.

75 81 COLLEGE OF IDAHO FOLKLORE ESTABLISHED: 1873 ARCHIVE TELEPHONE: 618/453-5388 2112 Cleveland Boulevard Caldwell, ID 83605 ACCESS: no public access. Letter of intent from ESTABLISHED: 1969 researcher is requested, outlining research project. Museum staff must att-md researcher at all TELEPHONE: 208/459-5669 times.

ACCESS: write or call Professor Louie W. At- RESEARCH FACILITIES: mostly three-dimen- tebery, stating research goals. sional and two-dimensional art objects; usage SERVICES: Professor Attebery trains students limited to controlled areas within archive or to do routine archival work. museum registrar's office. SIZE AND FORMAT: student work, including SERVICES: researcher will be accompanied by tape recordings and papers. museum staff at all times.

KEY COLLECTIONS: emphasis on regions from SIZE AND FORMAT: includes approximately which students come: eastern Oregon, northern 150 78rpm discs, 60 non-published tape re- Nevada,Idaho; some interestingethnic- cordings, 50 cylinder rec., -iings, 250 photo linguistic collections (Basque, Finnish, Mexican- prints,75 photo negatives, 75 slides,125 American). material items.

UNIVERSITY OF IDAHO FOLKLORE KEY COLLECTIONS: southern Illinois ethnic ARCHIVE arts and crafts; McIntosh folk music tapes from southern Illinois; musical instruments; southern Special Collections Librarian Illinois oral history and folklore projects. University of Idaho Library Moscow, 'D 83843 PUBLICATIONS BASED ON COLLECTIONS: museum's annual report. RESEARCH FACILITIES: card index to folklore themes. PRINTED INFORMATION: available at no cost. SIZE AND FORMAT: archive consists of the ms. collection of American Folklore (English 174) class papers, 1963-1965, and research papers UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS ARCHIVE and reports produced by students in a class in OF ETHNOMUSICOLOGY American folklore offered at the University of Idaho by William B. Hunter and Jan Harold School of Music Brunvand. 2136 Music Building 1114 West Nevada Street Urbana, IL 61801 ILLINOIS ESTABLISHED: 1971 PROJECT IN ETHNOMUSICOLOGY TELEPHONE: 312/333-3677 University Museum Southern Illinois University ACCESS: write, call, or inquire in person; ar- Carbondale, IL 62901 chives available to any scholar.

82 RESEARCH t ACILITIES: card catalog (cross available; graduate students and foreign visitors referenced), copying facilities, reel-to-reel and receive appropriate archival training. cassette playback equipment. SIZE AND FORMAT: includes approximately SERVICES: graduate student available to give 10,000 78rpm, 3,000 45rpm, and 7,500 LP assistance. discs, 28,000 reel-to-reel and 2,2U0 cassette tape recording', 120 wire and 7,000 cylinder record- SIZE AND FORMAT: includes approximately :11gs, 10 motion pictures, 800 reference books 2,000 tape recordings. and jcurnals, and a large collection of non- Western musical instruments, housed in the KEY COLLECTIONS: primarily a "derivative" William Hammond Mathers Museum on the collection made up of tapes from other, larger Bloomington campus of Indiana University, collections; deposited copies of tapes made by which are available for study. university faculty and graduate students. KEY COLLECTIONS: large holdings in blues, PRINA"ED INFORMATION: available at no cost. jazz,music from tribalsocieties;Native American, African, and Latin American music; holdings largely developed from field recordings by anthropologists, folklorists, and linguists; em- INDIANA phasis is on United States, Latin America, and Africa. INDIANA UNIVERSITY ARCHIVES OF TRADITIONAL MUSIC INDIANA UNIVERSITY FOLKLORE ARCHIVES 057 Maxwell Hall Indiana University Bloomington, IN 47405 Folklore Institute 504 North Fess Street ESTABLISHED: 1948 Bloomington, IN 47405

TELEPHONE: 812/335-8632 ESTABLISHED: 1956

ACCESS: visitors may listen to all tapes that TELEPHONE: 812/335-3652 have been copied. Copies of field collection may be duplicate:: in archive laboratory for a fee, ACCESS: call to detern.'ne open hour..; visitors if field collector has given consent, or if archive fill out consultation forms and are supplied with holds rights and criteria for scholarly use are appropriate indexes from which to locate col- met. Copies of all documentation can be pro- lections needed. vided at about $.15 per page, enabling Ilse of archive without coming to Bloomington. Public RESEARCH FACILITIES: reading tables, tape access is facilitated whenever possible. recorders, video equipment, slide viewers.

RESEARCH FACILITIES: reading room with SERVICES: archival assistance available. tables, tape recorders with neadphones, card catalog and published catalogs available in SIZE AND FORMAT: includes approximately 10 listening room. maps, 200 slides, 150 reference books and journals, 260 dissertations and master's theses SERVICES: professional reference specialists completed at university.

83 KEY COLLECTIONS: Michigan State Univer- INDIANA STATE UNIVERSITY sity (early Richard M. Dorson) collection; legend FOLKLORE ARCHIVES files; proverb files; folk medicine collections; material culture file; extensive Indiana collec- Department of English tions; well-rounded sampling of ethnic folk Indiana State University groups within _American culture. Terre Haute, IN 47809

ESTABLISHED: 1967 KINSEY INSTITUTE FOR RESEARCH IN TELEPHONE: 812/237-3161, ext. 2663. SEX, GENDER AND REPRODUCTION ACCESS: contact director. Morrison Hall 313 Indiana University RESEARCH FACILJTIES: reading ro.n, copy- Bloomiiigton, IN 47405 ing facilities, vicz.:quipment.

SERVICES: occasionalarchivaltraining, ESTABLISHED: 1947 limited.

TELEPHONE: 812/335-7686 SIZE AND FORMAT: includes approximately 100 pieces of ephemera, U.S. Geological Survey ACCESS: formal application must be made to maps for Indiana, 32,000 ms. cards, 15 linear information services officer. Access is restricted ft. of ms. sheets, 300 photo prints, 1 motion by law to qualified scholars with demonstrable pi, :.ure. research needs. User fees are assessed. KEY COLLECTIONS: Indiana legends; Indiana beliefs; Indiana humor (jokes); Indiana place RESEARCH FACILITIES: library has reading names. room, library materials are cataloged, other materials less comprehensively cataloged. PUBLICATIONS BASED ON COLLECTIONS: numerous publications by Ronald L. Baker. SERVICES: library staff available to assist with library materials; no staff assistance with other materials. KANSAS SIZE AND FORMAT: includes approximately 100,000 pieces of ephemera, 100 unpublished KANSAS FOLKLORE ARCHIVE tape recordings, 70,060 photo prints, 50,000 slides, 5,000 motion pictures, 200 vkleotapes, Forsyth Library 66,000 books and journals, 25,000 works of art, Fort Hays State University 3,500 other objects. 600 Park Street Hays, KS 67601 KEY COLLECTIONS: world's largest collet.tion ESTABLISHED: ca. 1955 of materials relating to human sexuality. TELEPHONE: 913/628-4433 PRINTED INFORMATION: available to scholars and professionals at no charge. ACCESS: write or call archivist.

4 RESEARCH FACILITIES: reading room, hand- negatives, 16 linear ft. of ms. sheets, access to written index accessible through archivist, society's reference library. copying facilities, access to audio equipment. KEY COLLECTIONS: Kansas Folklife Survey; William E. Koch Folklore and Folklife Collec- SERVICES: amhival assistance available. tion, including Kansas tales, humor, proverbs, Western humor, Central Plains folksong texts, SIZE AND FORMAT: includes 162 unpublished ghost tales, commercial folksong recordings; tape recordings, 2 ft. of ms. cards, 2 ft. of ms. Kansas Folklife Festival documentation 1979 sheets, regular library complement of reference to present; emphasis on Kansas and on prac- books and journals. ticing traditional artists.

PUBLICATIONS BASED ON COLLECTIONS: KEY COLLECTIONS: ethnic groups that set- Koch, William E. Folklore from Kansas, 1980. tled in Kansas: Germans from Russia, Czechs, Swedes; ms. files and recordings of beliefs, legends, poems, reminiscences, recipes, jump- JOAN O'BRYANT COLLECTION rope rhymes, jokes, etc. Wichita Public Library PUBLICATIONS BASED ON COLLECTIONS: 223 South Main Street Koch, William E., and S. J. Sackett. Kansas Wichita, KS 67202 Folklore, 1961. Koch, William E. Folklore from Kansas, 1980. ESTABLISHED: ca. 1970

TELEPHONE: 316/262-0611 KANSAS FOLKLIFE COLLECTION ACCESS: call or write for appointment.

Manuscript Department RESEARCH FACILITIES: reading room, Kansas State Historical Society catalog, copying facilities, audio and video 120 West 10th Street playback equipment. Topeka, KS 66612 SERVICES: reference assistance available. ESTABLISHED: 1982 SIZE AND FORMAT: includes 120 unpublished TELEPHONE: 913/296-2624 cassette tape recordings, 27,OJO ms. cards, 6 linear et. of ms. sheets, 1 videotape. 73 quilt ACCESS: in-person requests; some reference blocks. questions can be answered by mail. KEY COLLECTIONS: Joan O'Bryant Collec- RESEARCH FACILITIES: reading rooms, tion; focus on Kansas, especially eastern section, includingfolkmusic, catalogs, files, copying and audio equipment. anecdotes,sayings, legends, customs, and recipes.

SERVICES: reference assistance available. PRINTED INFORMATION: catalog available at approximately 300 libraries wit:i folklore collec- SIZE AND FORMAT: includes approximately tions, or can be ordered from Director of Arts 400 tape recordings, 2,000 slides, 2,000 photo and Music Division, Wichita PLolic Library.

79 Si KENTUCKY RESEARCH FACILITIES: reading room, card catalog,files,audio equipment, copying facilities. WEATHERFORD-HAMMOND MOUN- TAIN COLLECTION AND SOUTHERN SERVICES: reference assistance available; train- APPALACHIAN ARCHIVES ing for student assistants.

Special Collections SIZE AND FORMAT: includes a number of Berea College Library broadsides, ephemera, maps, published record- Berea, KY 40403 ings, approximately 3,500 unpublished tape recordings, 164 ms. drawers and 74 filing ESTABLISHED: 1870 drawers of ms. sheets, a number of photo prints and negatives, slides and motion pictures, 11 TELEPHONE: 606/986-9341 videotapes, some artifacts, and 75 reference books and journals. ACCESS: write in advance of visit. KEY COLLECTIONS: Gordon Wilson collec- RESEARCH FACILITPS: reading room, card tion; Thomason collection; Sarah Gertrude catalog,guides and inventories,copying Knott collection; field research collection; em- facilities. phasis on south-central Kentucky beliefs, folksongs, folk architecture, political folklore, SIZE AND FORMAT: Weatherford-Hammond foodways, and traditional arts and crafts. Mountain Collection consists of over 10,000 volumes; the Southern Appalachian Archives PUBLICATIO111, BASED ON COLLECTIONS: consists of over 350 linear ft. of archival and ins. "An Archive of Kentucky Folklore," Kentucky material, including records, tapes, films, and Libraries (Winter 1982). photographs.

KEY COLLECTIONS: Weatherford-Hammond APPALACHIAN COLLECTION Mountain Collection; rare book collection: Southern Appalachian Archives; emphasis on Department of Special Collections and Archives southern Appalachia. University of Kentucky Libraries Lexington, KY 40506-0039 PRINTED INFORMATION: available at no cost. ESTABLISHED: 1977

FOLKLORE, FOLKLIFE AND ORAL TELEPHONE: 606/257-9401 HISTORY ARCHIVES ACCESS: walk in, complete request form. Helms-Cravens Library Western Kentucky University RESEARCH FACILITIES: reading room, Bowling Green, KY -2101 catalogs, files, copying facilities, audio and video playback equipment. ESTABLISHED: 1971 SERVICES: reference assistance available. TELEPHONE: 502/745-6086 SIZE AND FORMAT: includes approximately 60 ACCESS: wa broadsides, 350 LP discs, 400 unpublisheu tape

86 recordings, 210 linear ft. of ms. sheets, 1,000 Kentucky," master's thesis, ca. 1978. photo prints, 75 slides, 6 motion pictures, 7 videotapes, 20 artifacts, 3,500 reference books and journals. APPALACHIAN COI 1.,ECTION

KEY COLLECTIONS: John Jacob Niles collec- Camden-Carroll Library tion; Appalachian region. Morehead State University Morehead, KY 40351

PUBLICATIONS BASED ON COLLECTIONS: TELEPHONE: 606/783-2250 Guide to the John Jacob Niles Collection. ACCESS: walk in, request admittance, fill out PRINTED INFORMATION: available at no cost. forms.

RESEARCH FACILITIES: all regular library JEAN THOMAS COLLECTION facilities, audio and video playback equipment, microfilm readers.

Dwight Anderson Memorial Music Library SERVICES: reference assistance provided; School of Music mate rials brought to researcher. University of Louisville 2301 South 3rd Street SIZE AND FORMAT: includes a few maps and Louisville, KY 40208 broadsides, approximately 200 LP recordings, some tapes, ms. sheets, numerous photo prints, ESTABLISHED: 1968 some negatives and some slides. The reference department of the library is also available. TELEPHONE: 502/588-5659 KEY COLLECTIONS: Jesse Stuart collection; ms. material of Janus Still, Roger Barbour, ACCESS: write or call to identify research needs. Cora Wilson Stewart; quilt patterns; materials by Kentuckians and about Kentucky. RESEARCH FACILITIES: reading room, audio- visual facilities. APPALACHIAN ORAL HISTORY SIZE AND FORMAT: includes 5 scrapbooks of PROJECT clippings, a few 45rpm and LP discs, 900 photo negatives stored in university's Photographic Appalachian Learning Laboratories Archives, six videotapes, four kinescopes. Alice Lloyd: College Pippa Pass, KY 41844

KEY COLLECTIONS: Kentucky music and ESTABLISHED: 1973 musicians; Kentucky music imprints (especially Louisville); Isiaore Philipp Collection; early TELEPHONE: 606/368-2101 American sheet music; Louisville Orzhestra Commissioning Series. ACCESS: write or call for appointment.

PUBLICATIONS BASED ON COLLECTIONS: RESEARCH FACILITIES: card catalog. Portnoy, Marshall A. "Jean Thomas' American Folk Song Festival: British Balladry in Eastern SIZE AND FORMAT: ;ncludes approximately

81 2,000 tape recordings, 2,000 photo prints, 2,000 NEW ORLEANS JAZZ CLUB COLLEC- photo negatives, and 200 slides. TIONS OF THE LOUISIANA STATE MUSEUM KEY COLLECTIONS: interviews about coal mining and the Great Depression. 751 Chartres Street New Orleans, LA 70176

PUBLICATIONS BASED ON COLLECTIONS: ESTABLISHED: 1978 Mountain Memories (serial publicatior). Shackelford, Laurel and William Weinberg. Our TELEPHONE: 504/568-6968 Appalachia, 1977. ACCESS: call or write curator '..1 f collection. PRINTED INFORMATION: available at no cost. RESEARCH FACILITIES: facilities are available only with curator's assistance.

LOUISIANA SIZE AND FORMAT: includes approximately 3,000 78rpm, 200 45rpm, and 4,000 LP discs, 1,000 tape recordings and 20 cylinder record- ARCHIVE OF ACADIAN AND CREOLE ings, 10,000 photo prints, 500 negatives, 200 FOLKLORE/ORAL HISTORY slides, 100 motion pictures, 20 videotapes, 300 posters, 2,500 pieces of sheet music, files on 1,000 musicians, 500 reference books and 100 Box 40199 journal titles. University of Southwestern Louisiana Lafayette, LA 70504 PRINTED INFORMATION: The Second Line, quarterly publication of the New Orleans Jazz ESTABLISHED: 1977 Club.

TELEPHONE: 318/231-5702 WILLIAM RANSOM HOGAN JAZZ ARCHIVE ACCESS: contact Director, Special Collections.

RESEAR ifl FACILITIES: reading rooms, copy- Howard-Tilton Memorial Library ing facilities, audio and video playback equip- Tulane University ment nearby. New Orleans, LA 70118 ESTABLISHED:. d58 SIZE AND FORMAT: includes approximately 80 published recordings, 500 tape recordings, 75 TELEPHONE: 504/865-5688 cylinder recordings, 1,000 linear ft. of ms. sheets, 100 photo prints, 40 videotapes, 50 ar- ACCESS: open to public, closed stacks. tifacts. RESEARCH FACILITIES: photoduplication, KEY COLLECTIONS: Louisiana French tradi- reading and listening rooms, card catalog and tional music, oral literature, oral history; photo indexes. document 'an of traditional activities and celebrations. SERVICES: archival assistance always available.

88 SIZE AND FORMAT: includes approximately SERVICES: reference assistance 32,000 pieces of ephemera, 19,000 78rpm, 300 45rpm, and 3,000 LP discs, 2,300 tape reels, SIZE AND FORMAT: includes 63 published 24 cylinder recordings, 7,000 photo prints, 78rpm, 4 published 45rpm, and 260 published 2,000 photo negatives, 32 reels of film, 17 LP discs. 327 unpublished discs, 2,078 un- videotapes, 14,000 reference books and journals, published tape recordings, 4 published tape 30,000 print and ms. music items. recordings, 12,000 ms. cards, 55,000 ms. pages, 6,100 photo prints, 9,100 photo negatives, 1,275 KEY COLLECTIONS: Al Rose collection; John slides, 46 videotapes, 56 artifacts. Robichaux collection; Roger Gulbrandsen collection; William Russell collection; Ralston KEY COLLECTIONS: lumberman's life; lobster- Crawford collection; Souchon collection; Nick man's life; songs and songmakers of the Maine LaRocca collection;Louisiana and lower maritime area; materials on Maine and the Mississippi Valley, Gulf South, Caribbean Maritime Provinces (especially New Brunswick and Prince Edward Island). musical culture; Afro-American cultural history; comprehensive perspective on the fusion of PUBLICATIONS Bls,ED ON COLLECTIONS: ethnic musical traditions, especially African and Gorman, Larry. The Man Who Made the Songs, European cross-fertilization;blues,gospel, 1964. urban-folk, and inainstream popular genres. Ives, Edward D. Lawrence Doyle, The Fanner Poet of Prince Edward Island, 1971. PUBLICATIONS BASED ON COLLECTIONS: . Joe Scott: The Woodsman-Songmaker, 1178. Catalog of the William Ransom Hogan Jazz Archive: The Maine Folklife Index, compiled by C. Richard A Guide to the Collection of 78rpm Phonograph K. Lunt, 1981. Recordings. PRINTED INFORMATION: about archive, in- cludinglist PRINTED INFORMATION: brochure on archive of Northeast Folklore Society available at no cost. publications, available at no cost.

MARYLAND MAINE MARYLAND FOLKLIFE ARCHIVES NORTHEAST ARCHIVES OF FOLKLORE AND ORAL HISTORY Maryland Arts Council 15 West Mulberry Street Department of Anthropol gy Baltimore, MD 21201 South Stevens Hall, Room B University of Maine at Orono ESTABLISHED: 1976 Orono, ME 04469 TELEPHONE: 301/685-6740

TELEPHONE: 207/581-1891 ACCESS: access limited, retrieval process difficult; contact state folklorist stating research ACCESS: walk in, complete request form and need. agreement restricting use of archival materials. RESEARCkl FACILITIES: state folklorist's of- RESEARCH FACILITIES: central reading/listen- fice;video and tape playback equipment ing room, audio and video playback equipment. available.

99 SIZE AND FORMAT: includes approximately 5 MASSACHUSETTS boxes of ephemera, 30 LP discs, 500 unpublished tapes, 500 ms. cards, 6 linear ft. of ms. sheets, 100 photo prints, 200 photo negatives, UNIVERSITY OF MASSACHUSETTS 200 slides, 10 motion pictures, 6 videotapes, 25 FOLKLORE ARCHIVE artifacts, 400 reference books and journals. Department of English KEY COLLECTIONS: student and festival- University of Massachusetts related fieldwork reports; sound recordings of Amherst, MA 01002 traditional music; all Maryland materials, ern- , basis on northeast Maryland traditional music. ESTABLISHED: 1972

TELEPHONE: 413/549-0604 MARYLAND FOLKLORE SOCIETY ARCHIVES ACCESS: write or call for permission to use archive. Department of English University of Maryland RESEAR d FACILITIES: collections used sole- College Park, MD 20742 ly by students at the university.

No information pro-, KEY COLLECTIONS: materials on Massa- chusetts.

SALISBURY STATE COLLEGE PRINTED INFORMATION: available at no cost. FOLKLORE ARCHIVES

Department of English ARCHIVES OF WORLD MUSIC Salisbury State College Salisbury, MD 21801 Music Department Music Building ESTABLISHED: 1970 Harvard University Cambridge, MA 02138 TELEPHONE: 301/543-6443 (6445 to leave message) TELEPHONE: 617/495-2791

ACCESS: students and serious researchers may ACCESS: walk-in access through music library: write or call for appointment. on-site use only.

RESEARCH FACILITIES: reading table, copy- RESEARCH FACILITIES: reading room, ing facilities. catalogs, files, copying facilities, and audio- visual playback equipment.

SIZE AND FORMAT: includes approximately SERVICES: reference assistance available. 100 photocopied pieces of ephemera, 100 tape recordings, 1,000 ms. cards, 12 linear ft. of ms. SIZE AND FORMAT: includes 3,196 12-inch sheets, 150 photo prints, 150 slides. discs, 693 10-inch discs, 66 7-inch iiscs, 91 7-inch tape reels and 497 tape cassettes, 21 KEY COLLECTIONS: Middle Atlantic region; videotapes, 14 motion pictures. watermen; student collectanea 1970 to present, covering r'ost genres. KEY COLLECTIONS: European; Anglo-

90 American; African; Native American; ACCESS: call or write museum collections Aboriginal; Indonesian; Chinese; and Japanese manager for appointment. ;olk music. RESEARCH FACILITIES: some copying facilities. MILMAN PARRY COLLECTION OF ORAL LITERATURE KEY COLLECTIONS: fieldnotes,correspondence, and ms. material relating to work Widener Library C of the Peabody Museum; emphasis on North Harvard University American archeology and ethnology and Cen- Cambridge, MA 02138 tral American architecture; Native American ethnology, especially late 19th and early 20th ESTABLISHED: ca. 1935 centuries.

TELEPHONE: 617/495-1550 TUFTS UNIVERSITY COLLECTION OF ACCESS: write or call curator; no restrictions ORAL LITERATURE apply, but user should have knowledge of Serbo- Croatian. Wess .11 Library Tufts University SIZE AND FORMAT: includes approximately Medford, MA 02155 3,500 aluminum discsrecorded between 1934-1935, wire recordings made from ESTABLISHED: 1972 1950-1951, and tape recordings made fse- TELEPHONE: 617/628-500e tween 1962-1967, some cylinder recordings, ms. cards. ACCESS: ask at circulation desk to see collection, housed in Special Collections room. KEY COLLECTIONS: modern Greek (Macedo- nian) epic poetry collected by Milman Parry, RESEARCH FACILITIES: reading rooms, copy- James A. Notopoulos, and David Bynum; ingfacilities,audio and video playback Bulgarian and Albar.ian epic poetry collected equipment. by Albert Lcrd. SIZE AND FORMAT: includes approximately 50 PUBLICATIONS BASED ON COLLECTIONS: tape recordings, 200 photo prints, 100 slides. Lord, Albert Bates. The Singer of Tales, 1960. KEY COLLECTIONS: Massachusetts traditions; Lord, Albert Bates, and Milman Parry. Ser- student collectanea from 1972 on; mostly folk (14 volumes). bocroatian Heroic Songs, 19:4- literature, some customs and rituals, some material culture. PEABODY MUSEUM ARCHIVES Peabody Museum of Anthropology and Eth- MICHIGAN nology 11 Divinity Avenue MICHIGAN HISTORICAL COL- Harvard University LECTIONS Cambridge. MA 02138 Bentley Historical Library ESTABLISHED: late 19th century University of Michigan 1150 Beal Avenue TELEPHONE: 617/495-2248 Ann Arbor, MI 48109

91 ESTABLISHED: 1935 TELEPHONE: 313/927-1105

TELEPHONE: 313/764-3482 ACCESS: contact director by mail or telephone; request computer search. ACCESS: open toallresearchers; non- circulating, closed stack collection. RESEARCH FACILITIES: no facilities for in- person visits,although thesefacilitiesare RESEARCH FACILITIES: reading rooms, planned. catalogs, unpublished inventories and indexes, files, copying facilities, audio and video playback SIZE AND FORMAT: includes approximately equipment. 20,000 entries on 40 megabytes of disk, 52,000 5x8-inch ms. cards. SERVICES: archival assistance available; archival training available through School of KEY COLLECTIONS: oral and customary Library Science and Department of History. folklore collected by students at University of Detroit and Peabody College (Nashville); SIZE AND FORMAT: includes extensive map Detroit archive strong in folklore from Great collection, some records, significant reel and Lakes states, especially Michigan, Ohio, and cassette tapes (mostly spoken), approximately New York; Peabody archive strong in folklore 40,000,000 ms. items, approximately 500,000 from Tennessee and the South; concentration photographic items. in both archives on superstitions, also tales, legends, jokes, poems, games, customs, food- KEY COLLECTIONS: Ivan Henry Walton ways; Polish-, Irish-,German-, and Afro- Papers; Suomi (Finnish) collection; social and American lore well represented. political history of post-Civil War Michigan; Finnish and other immigrants; American oc- PUBLICATIONS BASED ON COLLECTIONS: cupation of Philippine Islands;national Callow, James T. "The Computerized Folklore temperance and prohibition movements; ar- Archive in Its Third Decade of Experimenta- chives of the University of Michigan; railroad tion." Paper delivered at Library of Congress' photographs. Washington Conference of Folklifeand Automated Archives, April 27, 1984. PUBLICATIONS BASED ON COLLECTIONS: Powers and McNutt. Guide to Manuscripts in the Bewley Historical Library. WAYNE STATE UNIVERSITY FOLKLORE ARCHIVE PRINTED INFORMATION: available at no cost. 448 Purdy Library Wayne State University COMPUTERIZED FOLKLORE Detroit, MI 48202 ARCHIVE ESTABLISHED: 1939

Professor James T. Callow, Director TELEPHONE: 313/577-4053 Briggs Building University of Detroit ACCESS: mail, telephone, and in-person in- 4001 West McNichols Road quiries. Detroit, MI 48221 RESEARCH FACILITIES: reading table, card ESTABLISHED: 1964, computerized 1972 catalog, copying facilities available through 86

92 English Department or library, files, audio negatives, 4,000slides,15 videotapes, 50 equipment, media services through library. reference books and journals.

SERVICES: reference assistance available. KEY COLLECTIONS: photos, fieldnotes, and correspondence relating to a series of statewide SIZE AND FORMAT: includes approximately and regional surveys of folk arts and folklife; 500 pieces of ephemera, 25 maps, 175 LP re- Michigan Quilt Project catalog; clipping files; cordings, 75 discs, 1,200 tape recordings, 12,500 emphasis on Michigan and on U.S. folk arts. ms. cards, 30,000 ms. sheets, 560 photo prints, 300 slides, 3 videotapes, 100 reference books and PUBLICATIONS BASED ON COLLECTIONS: journals, and access to library's reference col- exhibition catalogs based on research relating lection, pamphlet, and newsletter files. to holdings.

KEY COLLECTIONS: field research collections done by undergraduate and graduate students; CLARKE HISTORICAL LIBRARY specialcollections male by professional folklorists; urban, ethnic, occupational kJ1klore; Central Michigan University urban legend file; strong in Afro-American, Mount Pleasant, MI 48858 Italian, Polish, Greek, Irish, Jewish, and Arab materials;labor, auto industry,police, ESTABLISHED: 1955 restaurant workers;regional emphasis on Detroit and southeast Michigan. TELEPHONE: 517/774-3352

PUBLICATIONS BASED ON COLI ECTIONS: ACCESS: inquiries via mail, telephone, or in- Italian Folktales in America, WSU Folklore Archive person visit. Study Series, Volume 1, 1985. Six annotated lists of holdings arranged by RESEARCH FACILITIES: reading room, ethnic groups. catalogs, files, copying facilities, audio and video playback equipment. PRINTED INFORMATION: available at no cost. SERVICES: reference as:ance.

SIZE AND FORMAT: includes approximately MICHIGAN FOLK ARTS ARCHIVES 1,400 broadsides, 25,000 pieces of ephemera, 2,700 maps, some records, 111 tape recordings, Michigan State University Museum 250,000 ms. items, 30,000 photo prints, 56 mo- East Lansing, MI 48824 tion pictures, 60,000 reference books and journals. ESTABLISHED: 1975 KEY COLLECTIONS: E. C. Beck collection of TELEPHONE: 517/355-2370 shanty-boy songs; Michigan andtheold Northwest Territory;children'sliterature; ACCESS: written request. Africana and Afro-Americana; George Arm- strong Custer; Mark Twain; American RESEARCH FACILITIES: reading room, copy- presidential campaign biographies and cam- ing machine, audio and visual equipment. paign newspapers; focus cn Michigan and Great Lakes area. SIZE AND FORMAT: includes approximately 5 78rpm discs, 200 tape recordings, 600 ms. cards, PUBLICATIONS BASED ON COLLECTIONS: 8 linear ft. of ms. sheets, 350 sheets of photo Annual Report.

93 "Manuscripts on Microfilm." ACCESS: send letter of intent regarding use of "Women's History." materials. "Checklist of Michigan: Birdseye Views." RESEARCH FACILITIEgl ethnomusicology lab PRINTED INFORMATION: available at no cost. with desk, catalog, audio and video equipment.

SIZE AND FORMAT: includes approximately 250 tape recordings, 500 ms. cards, 150 linear MINNESOTA ft.of ms.sheets,50 photoprints,100 videotapes. SOUTHWEST ARCHIVES OF FOLKLORE AND ORAL HISTORY KEY COLLECTIONS: Aakus, Larson and Kagan, as well as Rindlishbacher collections; Scandinavian music in Minnesota, Wisconsin, English Department and Iowa; fiddle contests; music of Michoacan, Southwest State University Mexico; music and dance of India. Marshall, MN 56258

ESTABLISHED: 1980 IMMIGRATION HISTORY RESEARCH CENTER TELEPHONE: 507/537-7279 University of Minnesota ACCESS: write or call for appointment. 826 Berry Street Saint Paul, MN 55114 SIZE AND FORMAT: includes unpublished tape recordings, ms. cards, slides, reference books ESTABLISHED: 1965 and journals. TELEPHONE: 612/373-5581 KEY COLLECTIONS: studentcollections assembled in folklore classes at university; nar- ACCESS: walk-in; need two forms of ID and let- ratives of traditions, beliefs, customs; Upper ter of introduction from institution or university. Plains region, especially southwest Minnesota, Norwegian-, German-, and Belgian - Americas. RESEARCH FACILITIES: reading room, materials. catalog, copying facilities, limited aucti-, and video equipment. PUBLICATIONS BASED ON COLLECTIONS: "Folk Biography in Dakota Territory," Jour- SERVICES: reference assistance avat. .. nal of the Folklore Institute, 17 (1980). SIZE AND FORMAT: includes approximately COLLECTION OF MINNESOTA ETHNIC 430 music sheets, 65 maps, 80 published 78rpm MUSIC and 15 published LP discs, 3,000 ft. of ms. sheets, 416 photo prints, 298 photo negatives, School of Music 6 motion pictures, relevant reference journals University of Minnesota for each of the collection's 24 ethnic groups. Minneapolis, MN 55455 KEY COLLECTIONS: American Council for ESTABLISHED: 1974 Nationalities Service; International Institute of Minnesota and St. Louis; Tyomics Society, TELEPHONE: 612/37?-9777 Nada Dramatic Society; Latvian Chorus Shield

94 of Songs; Finnish Workers Federation; Min- KEY COLLECTIONS: WPA county histories, nesota Finnish-American family history; per- slave narratives; newspapers (ms.) from 1803 sonal papers of E. Migliacco, Karol Jaskulski, to present. and Zlatko Kehrin; materials on immigration to U.S. and Canada of 24 ethnic groups PUBLICATIONS BASED ON COLLECTIONS: originating in Eastern, Central, and Southern annual reports of department. Europe and the Near East. PRINTED INFORMATION: available. PUBLICATIONS BASED ON COLLECTIONS: Spectrum (serial publication). Ethnic collection series. DEPARTMENT OF ARCHIVES AND Bibliography series. SPECIAL COLLECTIONS Conference proceedings. J. D. Williams Library PRINTED INFORMATION: available at no cost. University, MS 38677

ESTABLISHED: 1841

MISSISSIPPI TELEPHONE: 601/232-7408

ACCESS: walk-in. MISSISSIPPI FOLKLORE SOCIETY ARCHIVES COMMITTEE RESEARCH FACILITIES: catalogs (not all collections fully cataloged), files, photocopying State of Mississippi facilities. Department of Archives and History Box 571 SERVICES: reference services available. Jackson, MS 39205 SIZE AND FORMAT: various collections include broadsides and ephemera, 78rpm discs, tape ESTABLISHED: 1902 recordings (800 in the Ferris collection), ms. cards, 35 linear ft. of ms. sheets, more than TELEPHONE: 601/359-142i 10,000 photoprints, slides and photo negatives, 7,000 pioneer postcards, several artifacts. ACCESS: present identification, register, and acknowledge rules for researcher. KEY COLLECTIONS: W. R. Ferris collection of film, photography, and recordings of Mississippi RESEARCH FACILITIES: reading rooms, folklore; Ann Rayburn Paper Americana Col- catalogs, files, copying facilities, audio and video lection of early sheet music, published blues and playback equipment. folk recordings, postcards and early 20th- century printed materials; Arthur Palmer Hud- SERVICES: library and archival assistance son Folklore Collection of Mississippi folklore; available; no regular archival training, but in- concentration in blues, folktales, and traditions ternships for college credit are available. of Mississippi and the Delta.

SIZE AND FORMAT: includes small collection PUBLICATIONS BASED ON COLLECTIONS: of 78rpm, 45rpm, and LP discs, in addition to The Primary Source, published by the Society of ms. collection, photo prints and negatives, Mississippi Archivists. videotapes, motion pictures, reference books and journals. PRINTED INFORMATION: guide available. 89

95 UNIVERSITY MUSEUMS RESEARCH FACILITIES: research area, card catalog, finding aids and inventories, photoco- University of Mississippi pying, photography service, audio equipment. University, MS 38677 SERVICES: referenceassistancerequired; ESTABLISHED: 1977 library science program being discontinued.

TELEPHONE: 601/232-7073 SIZE AND FORMAT: includes approximately 20 linear ft. of ephemera, 500 posters, 9,500 ACCESS: write or call for appointment; fill out published 78rpm, 11,000 published 45rpm, and collections-access request. 11,000 published LP discs, 50 unpublished discs, 90 unpublished tapes, 5 ft. of ms. sheets, RESEARCH FACILITIES: copying facilities, 2,0P0 photo prints, 20 photo negatives, 3 files, audio equipment. viLcotapes, 20 artifacts, 12,300 reference works.

SERVICES: staff assistance in locating materials; KEY COLLECTIONS: Kenneth S. Goldstein staff must move or supervise moving of all Folklore Collection; Living Blues archival collec- materials. tion; Malaco Record Company archival collection;B.B. King recordcollection and SIZE AND FORMAT: includes tapes, photo- promotional materials. gr3phs, and films, in addition to a large collection of artifacts. PUBLICATIONS BASED ON COLLECTIONS: Living Blues magazine (published regularly by KEY COLLECTIONS: paintings and interviews the Center for Southern Culture at the Univer- of Theora Hamblett; Walter Lewisohn films of sity of Mississippi). folk culture; photographs of Southern folk customs and structures. PRINTED INFORMATION: available at no cost.

PUBLICATIONS BASED ON COLLECTIONS: Oh Look! Heaven Is Corning 40 Earth a catalog of the VICTOR HOWARD PHOTOGRAPHIC Theora Hamblett dream and vision paintings COLLECTION exhibition. Center for the Study of Southern Culture PRINTED INFORMATION: available at no cost. University of Mississippi University, MS 38677

UNIVERSITY OF MISSISSIPPI BLUES No information provided. ARCHIVE

Farley Hall University of Mississippi MISSOURI University, MS 38677 JOINT COLLECTION, WESTERN HISTORICAL MANUSCRIPT COLLEC- ESTABLISHED: 1984 TION AND THE STATE HISTORICAL SOCIETY OF MISSOURI MANUSCRIPTS TELEPHONE: 601/232-7753 23 Elmer Ellis LibrLry ACCESS: write or call for reference interview University of Mis3ouri- Columbia w.:11 archivist; sign researcher registration form. Columbia, MO 65201

96 ESTABLISHED: 1889 (State Historical Society), KEY COLLECTIONS: "04a..kiana" material, 1943 (Western Historical Manuscript Col- emphasis on Greene and surrounding counties; lection). Max Hunter folksong collection.

TELEPHONE: 314/882-6028

ACCESS: make inquiry prior to arrival, some MONTANA materials stored off site; microfilm available on interlibrary loan. MONTANA FOLKLIFE PROJECT ARCHIVES RESEARCH FACILITIES: reading room, audio and video playback equipment, copying service. Montana Arts Council 35 South Last Chance Gulch SERVICES: reading room staff available to assist Helena, MT 59620 researchers. ESTABLISHED: 1979 SIZE AND FORMAT: includes 7.5 linear ft. of ms. sheets, 83 videotapes, 35 cassette tapes, 11 TELEPHONE: 406/444-6430 reference books and journals. ACCESS: write or call for appointment, walk- KEY COLLECTIONS: Missouri Folklore Socie- in during business hours. ty records; Missouri Origins Project; Missouri Place Names Collection; Ramsay Place Names File; Missouri State Old Time Fiddlers Associa- RESEARCH FACILITIES: catalog,copying tion Collection. facilities, audio and video playback equipment.

PRINTED INFORMATION: available at no cost. SERVICES: some reference assistance available.

SIZE AND FORMAT: includes approximately MAX HUNTER COLLECTION OF 200 broadsides, 500 pieces of ephemera, 50 OZARK FOLKSONG maps, 50 published 78rpm, 50 published 45rpm, and 20 published LP discs, 500 tape recordings, Springfield-Greene County Library 5,000 ms. sheets, 700 photo prints, 2,000 photo 397 East Central Street negatives, 800 slides, 6 motion pictures, 40 Springfield, MO 65802 videotapes, 10 saddles, 250 reference books and journals. ESTABLISHED: 1906 KEY COLLECTIONS: American Folklife Center TELEPHONE: 417/869-4621 Montana projectfiles;smokejumpers oral history and folklife project files; WPA Montana ACCESS: no special procedure. butte mining songs; Montana old-time fiddling; mountain life and work project; commer- RESEARCH FACILITIES: all necessary facilities. cial Western music; Native American culture; cowboys and ranch life; cowboy poetry; occupa- SERVICES: usual library assistance available. tional and regional folk technology: log structures; instrument making; mining lore; horse SIZE AND FORMAT: 70 tape recordings. 2 and mule packing lore;foodways; ethnic linear ft. of ms. sheets. celebrations.

97 PUBLICATIONS BASED ON COLLECTIONS: TELEPHONE: 402/471-4775 Annotated Bibliography on Cowboy Poetry from Montana. ACCESS: walk-in; identification required. Bibliography on Cowboys and Ranch Life. RESEARCH FACILITIES: reading room, Bibliography on Horse and Mule Packing. catalogs, copying facilities, microfilm readers Oral History Fieldwork Guide. and reader-printers, audio and video playback Native Arts in Montana: A Report to the Montana equipment. Arts Council. SERVICES: reference assistance available; archival training for staff only.

NEBRASKA SIZE AND FORMAT: includes approximately 100 broadsides, 10 published 78rpm and 150 published LP discs, 600 tape recordings, 20,000 UNIVERSITY ARCHIVES linear ft. ofms. sheets, 150,000 photo negatives, 25 motion pictures, 25 videotapes. University of Nebraska-Lincoln Libraries University of Nebraska KEY COLLECTIONS: ms. materials and public Lincoln, NE b8588-0410 records relating to Nebraska and Great Plains; Nebraska newspapers 1854 to present; 19th- and ESTABLISHED: 1967 early20th-century materials fromcentral Nebraska on Indians, agriculture, railroads, set- TELEPHONE: 402/472-2531 tlement of Great Plains; some Czech, German, and Scandinavian materials.

ACCESS: walk-in; respond to mail requests. PUBLICATIONS BASED ON COLLECTIONS: Guide to Manuscripts,1974,1983. RESEARCH FACILITIES: reading facilities, Guide to Newspaper Collection, 1977. catalogs, copying facilities, audio and video playback equipment. PRINTED INFORMATION: available.

SERVICES: reference assistance available. UNO FOLKLORE ARCHIVES

SIZE AND FORMAT: includes approximately Professor Richard S. Thill 165,000 pieces of ephemera, 243 LP discs, 321 University of Nebraska at Omaha tape recordings, 61 linear ft. of ms. sheets, Omaha, NE 68182 12,400 reference books and journals. No information provided. KEY COLLECTIONS: Benjamin A. Botkin collection; Harold W. Felton collection; Czech heritage collection; Czech oral history tapes. NEVADA

STATE OF NEBRASKA ARCHIVES UNIVERSITY OF NEVADA AT LAS VEGAS FOLKLORE ARCHIVES Nebraska State Historical Society Box 82554 J. Michael Stitt Lincoln, NE 68501 Department of English University of Nevada ESTABLISHED: 1878 Las Vegas, NV 89154

98 No information provided. TELEPHONE: 603/646-2037

KEY COLLECTIONS: Gordon Day Abenaki NEW BRUNSWICK North American Indian folklore, music, and song; Charles Wellington Furlong Fuegian CENTRE D'ETUDES ACADIENNES (South American Indian) folklore, music, and song; Alaskan Eskimo folklore, music, and song, Shaker hymns. Universite de Moncton Moncton, New Brunswick CANADA E1A 3E9 NEW HAMPSHIRE FOLKLORE ARCHIVE ESTABLISHED: 1968 New England College TELEPHONE: 506/858-4083(5) Box 869 Henniker, NH 03242 ACCESS: walk in, fill out form. No information provided. RESEARCH FACILITIES: reading room, listening booths, microfilm and photocopying machines, card catalogs. NEW JERSEY SIZE AND FORMAT: includes 35 unpublished 78rpm, 10 published 45rpm, and 150 published LP discs,. 10 wire recordings, 4,000 ms. ROBERT THIELE CENTER FOR cards, 16 linear ft. of ms. sheets, 300 photo POPULAR MUSIC prints, 300 photo negatives, 100 slides, 26 videotapes. Lawrenceville School Lawrenceville, NJ 08648 KEY COLLECTIONS: Father Anselme Chiasson collection of folksongs; Catherine Jolicoeur col- No information provided. lection of legends; French-language Acadian material from the Maritime Provinces of Canada. NEW JERSEY FOLKLORE ARCHIVE

PUBLICATIONS BASED ON COLLECTIONS: In- American Studies Department ventaire des sources en folklore acadien, 1984. Rutgers, the State University New Brunswick, NJ 08903 PRINTED INFORMATION: available at no cost. ESTABLISHED: 1975

TELEPHONE: 201/932-9179 NEW HAMPSHIRE ACCESS: walk in, sign in.

DARTMOUTH COLLEGE ARCHIVES RESEARCH FACILITIES: reading room, card catalog. Baker Library SIZE AND FORMAT: includes approximately 10 Dartmouth College broadsides, 10 pieces of ephemera, 10 maps, 40 Hanover, NH 03755 tape recordings.

99 . KEY COLLECTIONS: approximately 400 stu- RUTGERS URBAN FOLKLIFE dent papers on folklore topics, indexed by genre, ARCHIVES nationality, religion, and New Jersey cour.ty. Music Department PUBLICATIONS BASED ON COLLECTIONS: Rutgers, the State University Cohen, David. Folklife of New Jersey, based in 104 Bradley Hall part on archival materials. Newark, NJ 07102

PRINTED INFORMATION: not yet available; No information provided. possible publication in 1986.

INSTITUTE OF JAZZ STUDIES NEW MEXICO

Rutgers, the State University 135 Bradley Hall E. W. BAUGHMAN FOLKLORE COL- Newark, NJ 07102 LECTIONS

ESTABLISHED: 1952 Special Collections Zimmerman L'Ivary TELEPHONE: 201/648-5595 University of New Mexico Albuquerque, NM 87131 ACCESS: appointment must be scheduled. ESTABLISHED: 1982 RESEARCH FACILITIES: IJS Jazz Register and Indexes, collection of discographies, photocopy- TELEPHONE: 505/277-6451 ing, clipping files, photo files, listening facilities, rerecording studio. ACCESS: walk-in.

SIZE AND FORMAT: includes broadsides, RESEARCH FACILITIES: reading rooms, copy- ephemera, a few maps, 40,000 78rpm, 1,500 ing facilities, files. 45rpm, and 45,000 LP discs, 800 rare discs, 850 SERVICES: library assistance available. tape recordings, 200 cylinder recordings, 200 piano rolls, 5,000 photo prints, 100 photo SIZE AND FORMAT: includes several un- negatives, 150 slides, 15 motion pictures, 10 published tape recordings, 20,000 ms. cards, videotapes, 60 artifacts, 4,000 reference books, 3,000 ms. sheets. 200 journals, 25 drawers of clippings. KEY COLLECTIONS: student collections from KEY COLLECTIONS: jazz and jazz-related 30 years of folklore classes; emphasis on New materials, including blues, ragtime, swing, Me. :co Spanish; Southwesttalltales and bebop, third stream, cool, jazz fusion, jazz-rock; treasure stories, rhymes, riddles, sayings, jokes. antique phonographs, art works, instruments. JOHN DONALD ROBB ARCHIVE OF PUBLICATIONS BASED ON COLLECTIONS: SOUTHWESTERN MUSIC IJS Jazz Register and Indexes. Annual Review of Jazz Studies. Fine Arts Library Studies in Jazz (monographic series). Fine Arts Center University of New Mexico PRINTED INFORMATION: available at no cost. Albuquerque, NM 87131

100 ESTABLISHED: 1964 TELEPHONE: 505/247-3921

TELEPHONE: 505/277-6833 ACCESS: write or call director.

ACCESS: appointment preferred, but not RESEARCH FACILITIES? photocopying off site, necessary. word processing, catalog data base in formation, film projector, audio equipment. RESEARCH FACILITIES: listening and taping facilities,copying machines, reading area, SERVICES: archival training provided for ar- printed catalog, computer index in process. chive volunteers.

SERVICES: reference assistance; archival train- SIZE AND FORMAT: includes approximately ing provided. 1,000 pieces of ephemera, 3,000 78rpm, 500 45rpm, and 30 LP discs, 100 tapes, 5 wire recor- SIZE AND FORMAT: includes approximately dings, 15 linear ft. of ms. sheets, 3,000 photo 399 broadsides, 100 commercial 78rpm, 50' negatives, 20 motion pictures, 3 videotapes, commercial 45rpm, and 250 commercial LP 10,000 reference books and journals. discs, 314 unpublished discs, 1,095 hours tape recordings, 24 wire recordings, 126 photo prints, KEY COLLECTIONS: American folk dance: 150 slides, 8 motion pictures, 2 videotapes, ms. square, round, contra. collection of 123 zarzuelas, 150 reference books and ' urnals, 35 indexes, notebooks. PUBLICATIONS BASED ON COLLECTIONS: 4 bibliographies and cassette tape collection. KEY COLLECTIONS: John Donald Robb collection; Jack Lefflercollection;Charlotte PRINTED INFORMATION: available at no cost. Johnson-Frisbie collection; Ruben Cobos collection; Southwestern U.S. (New Mexico) Hispanic, Native American, Anglo; corridos, EASTERN NEW MEXICO UNIVERSITY alabados. SPECIAL COLLECTIONS

PUBLICATIONS BASED ON COLLECTIONS: Eastern New Mexico University Roberts, Don L. "The Archive of Southwestern Portales, NM 88130 Music." The Folklore and Folk Music Archivist, 9:2 (Winter 1966-67). EETABLISHED: 1970 Wright, JamesB."The Archive of Southwestern Music: Source Materials for the TELEPHONE: 505/562-2624 Teacher," New Mexico Musician, 28:1 (Fall 1980). ACCESS: write or call in advance; staff may supply information by phone or letter in lieu PRINTED INFORMATION: available at no cost. of visit.

RESEARCH FACILITIES: reading room, LLOYD SHAW FOUNDATION catalog, files, copying facilities, audio and video ARCHIVES playback equipment.

1620 Los Alamos, S.W. SERVICES: reference assistance provided. Albuquerque, NM 87104 SIZE AND FORMAT: includes broadsides, 30 ESTABLISHED: 1977 maps, 90 /8rpm discs, 618 tape recordings,

i01 640.5 linear ft. of ms. sheets, 5,565 processed crafts of northern New Mexico (slide survey, photo prints, 4,500 photo negatives, 3,000 1964); folk art and folklife of New Mexico slides, 2 motion pictures, 5 videotapes, 23,833 (1983-1984);emphasis on New Mexico, reference books and journals. Hispanic culture, folksong, folk art, folk drama.

KEY COLLECTIONS: Runnels collection; Lyric PUBLICATIONS BASED ON COLLECTIONS: Theatre and Dance Collection; Jack William- Stark, R. B. Music of the "Baffles" in New Mex- son Science Fiction Archives; Father Stanley ico, 1978. Crocchiola New Mexico history ms. materials; --1 Music of the Spanish Folk Plays in New Mex- oral histories of early settlers (some Spanish ico, 1969. language):

PUBLICATIONS BASED ON COLLECTIONS: list of publications available from archive. NEW YORK

PRINTED INFORMATION: available at no cost. ERPF CATSKILL CULTURAL CENTER

MUSEUM OF INTERNATIONAL FOLK Arkville, NY 12406 ART LIBRARY ESTABLISHED: 1974 Box 2087 Santa Fe, NM 87504 TELEPHONE: 914/586-3326

ESTABLISHED: 1953 ACCESS: call to make an appointment.

TELEPHONE: 505/827-8353 RESEARCH FACILITIES: reading room, card file. ACCESS: write for appointment. Library open to public, but library staff appreciates oppor- SERVICES: limited assistance. tunity to arrange for user visit in advance. SIZE AND FORMAT: includes 5 broadsides, 200 RESEARCH FACILITIES: small library, reading unpublished tape recordings, 150 photo prints, table, tape and record playback equipment, slide 750 negatives, 2,000 slides, 1 motion picture, table, photocopying machine. 1 videotare, 10G reference books and journals.

SERVICES: library assistance available. KEY COLLECTIONS: Catskill region; ethnic residents of region: Scottish, Dutch, Jewish, SIZE AND FORMAT: includes approximately Ukrainian, etc.; rural life: beekeeping, farming, 200 maps, 30 published 78rpm, 20 published trapping, hunting and fishing, quilting, ginseng. 45rpm, 100 published and 5 unpublished LP PRINTED INFORMATION: available at no cost. discs, 155 unpublished discs, 250 unpublished tapes, 6 linear ft. of ms. sheets, 200 photo prints, 1,000 photo negatives,23,000slides,3 SUNY-BINGHAMTON FOLKLORE videotapes, 10,000 reference books and journals, ARCHIVE 16 drawers of vortical file material. Department of English KEY COLLECTIONS: folk literature and music SUNY-Binghamton of Spanish colonists in New Mexico; arts and Binghamton, NY 13901

In2 ESTABLISHED: ca. 1977 ESTABLISHED: 1970

TELEPHONE: 607/798-3934 TELEPHONE: 716/635-2560 ACCESS: contact archive supervisor. ACCESS: call or write director. RESEARCH FACILITIES: reading room, copying facilities. RESEARCH FACILITIES: reading room, catalogs, word processor, audio and video SIZE AND FORMAT: includes several hundred equipment. linear ft. of ms. sheets. SERVICES: reference assistance available. KEY COLLECTIONS: student collections, mostly from New York State. SIZE AND FORMAT: includes 1,500 tape recordings, 15 linear ft. of ms. sheets. S.U.C.B. FOLKLORE ARCHIVE KEY COLLECTIONS: Newport Folk Festivals; Department of Anthropology political material from 1960s and early 1970s; State University College at Buffalo blues; oral narratives and general folklore, 1300 Elmwood Avenue especially from Niagara Frontier area. Buffalo, NY 14222 PRINTED INFORMATION: listof holdings ESTABLISHED: 1967 presently being put on floppy disks, which will be available late 1985: disk at $10, printout at TELEPHONE: 716/878-6110 $5. ACCESS: contact director by letter or phone. RESEARCH FACILITIES: catalog, cross- SPECIAL COLLECTIONS referenced. New York State Historical Association Library SIZE AND FORMAT: includes approximately Cooperstown, NY 13326 100 tape recordings, 8 file drawers of ms. cards, 21 file drawers of ms. sheets, 1,000 slides. ESTABLISHED: 1899

KEY COLLECTIONS: western New York TELEPHONE: 607/547-2509 folklore, especially Buffalo; ethnic parishes in Buffalo (approximately 10,000 slides and 500 ACCESS: walk-in. hours on tapepersonal collection); Vietnam veterans oral history and folklore. RESEARCH FACILITIES: use of material restricted to reading room, subject catalog to PRINTED INFORMATION: no printed guide ms. and oral history collections, xerographic available; write for specific information. copies may be made with librarian's permission; audio equipmentavailable.Oralhistory materials may not be copied. ARCHIVE OF FOLKLORE, TRADI- TIONAL MUSIC AND ORAL HISTORY SERVICES: researchers must be assisted by special collections librarian. 608 Samuel Clemens Hall State University of New York SIZE AND FORMAT: includes approximately Buffalo, NY 14260 750 broadsides, 4 linear ft. of ephemera, 200

I 03 maps, 1,800 tape recordings, 1,000 linear ft. of ESTABLISHED: 1980 ms. sheets, 20,000 photo prints, 16,000 slides, 70,000 reference books and journals. TELEPHONE: 212/873-1300

KEY COLLECTIONS: Louis C. Jones Archives; ACCESS: request appointment by phone or let- Harold Thompson Archives; Cooperstown ter at least one week in advance. Graduate Programs Collection; New York State Historical Association ms. collections; Smith- RESEARCH FACILITIES: 1 work table, Telfer photograph collection; New York State photocopying facilities (fee per copy). rural life and culture.

PUBLICATIONS BASED ON COLLECTIONS: SERVICES: reference assistance at all times. Guide to Historical Resources in Otsego County New York Repositories. SIZE AND FORMAT: 1,250 linear ft. of ms. sheets; American Museum of Natural History collection of cylinder recordings on deposit at REGIONAL ARCHIVES OF THE CAT- Archives of Traditional Music, Indiana Univer- SKILL MOUNTAINS AND HUDSON sity, Bloomington. VALLEY KEY COLLECTIONS: departmental cor- Carl Carmer Center for Catskill Mountain and respondence from 1894 to present; accession Hudson River Studies documentation for artifact collection; fieldnotes; State University of New York College at New published and unpublished ms. materials; Paltz ethnology and archeology worldwide, emphasis New Paltz, NY 12561 on North and South America. ESTABLISHED: 1978 TELEPHONE: 914/257-2383 CENTER FOR STUDIES IN ETHNOMUSICOLOGY ACCESS: write or call the director.

RESEARCH FACILITIES: reading room, copy- 417 Dodge Hall ing facilities, files, audio and video equipment. Columbia University Broadway at 116th Street SIZE AND FORMAT: includes ephemera, maps, New York, NY 10027 ms. sheets, photo negatives, slides, reference books and journals. ESTABLISHED: 1965

KEY COLLECTIONS: Norman Studer and TELEPHONE: 212/280-5439 Camp Woodland Papers (ms. sheets, notes, and miscellanea on folklore, folksong and ACCESS: apply for access in person or in folklife); Photographic Archive of Hudson writing. Valley Region; emphasis on Hudson Valley and Catskills. RESEARCH FACILITIES: catalogs,filesof documentation, use of playback equipment. ARCHIVES, DEPARTMENT OF ANTHROPOLOGY SERVICES: reference assistance provided; archival training available. American Museum of Natural History Central Park West at 79th Street SIZE AND FORMAT: includes 4,200 tape re- New York, NY 10024 cordings, 1,500 slides.

104 KEY COLLECTIONS: The Laura Boulton Col- RESEARCH FACILITIES: catalog and audio lection of Traditional and Liturgical Music; equipment. West Asia; Oceania; West Africa; North American Indian. SIZE AND FORMAT: includes approximately 500 LP discs, many cassette and reel -to -reel tape recordings, several reference books and journals. ETHNIC FOLK ARTS CENTER KEY COLLECTIONS: archive of ldezmer music; 325 Spring Street, Room 314 archive of ladino music; Jewish culture. New York, NY 10013

ESTABLISHED: 1966 WOODY GUTHRIE ARCHIVES

TELEPHONE: 212/691-9510 Room 2017 250 West 57th Street ACCESS: not open to the public; until funding New York, NY 10019 is secured for archival development, substantial collections are not accessible. TELEPHONE: 212/586-6553

SIZE AND FORMAT: includes 78rpm and LP ACCESS: in process of transfer to a Midwest discs (American and European, contemporary university as of May 1985. and historic), photo prints, negatives and slides, videotapes and motion pictures, postcards, sheet music, costumes and other textiles, masks and YIVO ARCHIVES musical instruments,reference books, periodicals, and ephemera. YIVO Institute for Jewish Research 1048 5th Avenue KEY COLLECTIONS: traditional music and New York, NY 10028 dance; rural and urban folklife in the Balkan countries and in ethnic communities in the ESTABLISHED: 1925 United States. TELEPHONE: 212/535-6700 PUBLICATIONS BASED ON COLLECTIONS: Traditions magazine. ACCESS: open to the public; consultation with staff necessary. PRINTED INFORMATION: available. RESEARCH FACILITIES: reading room, finding aids to all collections, microfilm reader, copy- MARTIN STEINBERG CENTER FOR ing facilities. JEWISH ARTISTS SERVICES: reference staff available. 15 East 84th Street New York, NY 10028 SIZE AND FORMAT: includes broadsides, ephemera, maps, 8,000 78rpm, 100 45rpm, and ESTABLISHED: 1976 500 LP discs, 50 unpublished discs, 200 unpublished field-recorded tapes, 500 tapes of com- TELEPHONE: 212/879-4500 mercial recordings, ms. cards, ms. sheets, slides, motion pictures, videotapes, photo prints and ACCESS: call for appointment. negatives, reference books and journals.

99 KEY COLLECTIONS: folklore collections: A. SUNY POTSDAM FOLKLORE Litwin Papers, Y. L. Cahan Papers, YIVO ARCHIVES Ethnographic Committee Records, A. M. Bern- stein Papers, S. Perlmutter collection, YIVO Professor C. Richard K. Lunt, Archivist Vilna Music Collection, Ruth Rubin Papers; English Department Yiddish folklore and culture with emphasis on State University of New York Eastern European Jewry. Potsdam, NY 13676

PUBLICATIONS BASED ON COLLECTIONS: No information provided. News of the YIVO, quarterly newsletter.

PRINTED INFORMATION: general information about the YIVO Institute is available. NEWFOUNDLAND

CENTRE D'ETUDES FRANCO- TRADITIONAL CRAFT ARCHIVE TERRENEUVIENNES

Madison County Historical Society French Department 435 Main Street Memorial University of Newfoundland Oneida, NY 13421 St. John's, Newfoundland CANADA AIC 5S7 ESTABLISHED: ca. 1964 ESTABLISHED: 1975 TELEPHONE: 315/363-4136 TELEPHONE: 709/737-8584 ACCESS: walk-in during library hours. ACCESS: by application to the director, describ- RESEARCH FACILITIES: card catalog, guide to ing bona fide research project. holdings. RESEARCH FACII !TIES: reading space, SERVICES: assistance available. catalogs, audio facilities, copying available elsewhere. SIZE AND FORMAT: includes unpublished tape recordings, 10,000 ms. cards, 10,000 slides, 39 SIZE AND FORMAT: includes approximately 25 motion pictures. pieces of ephemera, 500 tape recordings, 2,000 ms. cards, 8 linear ft. of ms. sheets, 250 photo KEY COLLECTIONS: emphasis on native prints, 20 slides, 3 videotapes, 10 artifacts, 3,000 American crafts, especially weaving, games, reference books and journals. toys, gathering, pottery; some materials on toolmaking, food preparation, woodworking, KEY COLLECTIONS: specific to the French drawing, animal processing, smithing, divining, community of Newfoundland; West Coast, Aca- engraving, textiles, masonry. dian, and metropolitan French; strong in narrative, song, and other genres. PUBLICATIONS BASED ON COLLECTIONS: HiAvard, Mark H. Guide to Holdings of the Traci:- PUBLICATIONS BASED ON COLLECTIONS: tionul Craft Archive, 1979. Revised by Russell G. Quatre slicks d'identite Canadienne. Hubbard. Les Deux traditions, 1983. StudiesinTraditional American Crafts (issues Number 3-5 still available). PRINTED INFORMATION: available.

100 MEMORIAL UNIVERSITY OF NEW- ESTABLISHED: 1970 FOUNDLAND FOLKLORE AND LANGUAGE ARCHIVE TELEPHONE: 704/262-4041 (MUNFLA) ACCESS: open to public; some materials must Department of Folklore be supervised by librarian. Memorial University of Newfoundland St. John's, Newfoundland RESEARCH FACILITIES: card catalogs, lists, CANADA A1C 5S7 finding aids, bibliographies, audio and video ESTABLISHED: 1968 playback equipment.

TELEPHONE: 709/737-8401 SERVICES: reference assistance available.

ACCESS: walk in and fill out request, which is SIZE AND FORMAT: includes approximately 30 reviewed for appropriateness. broadsides, 300 maps, 200 unpublished 78rpm RESEARCH FACILITIES: catalogs, indexes, and 500 LP discs, 75 linear ft. of ms, sheets, audio copying and photocopying services 200 photo prints, 1,200 slides, 110 videotapes, available; some copying restrictions. 13,000 reference books and journals.

SIZE AND FORMAT: includes approximately KEY COLLECTIONS: Amos Abrams ballad col- 1,000 broadsides and pieces of ephemera, 100 lection; I. G. Greer ballad collection; York maps, 100 published 78rpm, 200 published ballad collection; emphasis on Southern Ap- 45rpm, and 1,000 published LP disc., 100 un- palachian region, its history, genealogy, folklore, published discs, 8,000 unpublished tape re- mimic, and fiction. cordings, 3 unpublished wire recordings, 10 published cylinder recordings, 80,000 ms. cards, 1,000 linear ft. of ms. sheets, 11,000 photo JOHN EDWARDS MEMORIAL prints, 11,000 photo negatives, 1,000 slides, 1 COLLECTION motion picture, 100 videotapes, 100 artifacts, 2,000 reference books and journals. c/o Curriculum in Folklore Greenlaw Hall KEY COLLECTIONS: over 5,000 separate col- University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill lections; Newfoundland and Labrador folklore, Chapel Hill, NC 27514 folkhfe, oral history, and popular culture. ESTABLISHED: at UNC in 1983 PUBLICATIONS BASED ON COLLECTIONS: substantial bibliography available from the TELEPHONE: 919/962-4065 Department of Folklore. ACCESS: not open to public; presently undergo- PRINTED INFORMATION: available at no cost. ing reorganization. Projected time of opening to public 1987. Until opening of new facility, queries must be handled by mail. Visitors may NORTH CAROLINA tour the collection by prior arrangement. WILLIAM L. EURY APPALACHIAN RESEARCH FACILITIES: extensive indexes for COLLECTION sound recordings, photographs, periodicals, song folios and other materials in collection. University Hall Photocopies made at reasonable rate. By 1987 Appalachian State University will have sound duplicating, listening, and Boone, NC 28607 transcribing facilities.

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107 SERVICES: reference assistance available. when Special Collections facility is competed in 1987. SIZE AND FORMAT: includes extensive ephemera, approximately 14,000 78rpm, 8,000 SERVICES: graduate students available to offer 45rpm, and 1,000 LP discs, 600 reels of tape assistance;training availabletograduate recordings, 1,500 ms. cards, exten.,e collec- assistants in folklore and library science pro- tion of ms. sheets, 1,000 photo prints, 500 photo g...ams at university. negatives, 500 reference books and journals, extensive holdings in song folios and periodicals. SIZE AND FORMAT: includes approximately 200 broadsides, 500 pieces of ephemera, 100 un- KEY COLLECTIONS: southern region; Anglo- published 78rpm and 2,400 published LP discs, and Afro-American traditions; old-time and ear- 2,500 unpublished tape recordings, 2,000 photo ly country, blues, and gospel sound recordings prints, 3,000 photo negatives, 2,000 slides, out- and paper materials. takes from 4 documentary film projects, 50 videotapes. PUBLICATIONS BASED ON COLLECTIONS: JEMF Quarterly. KEY COLLECTIONS: John Edwards Memorial John Edwards Memorial Forum recording Collection; Tom Davenport collection; slide and series. photo collection of pottery, gravestones, duck Many re-issued albums. decoys, quilts; emphasis on folk music from Many scholarly studies s, ch as Norm Cohen's North America, the Caribbean, British Isles; The Long Steel Rail. particularly strong in music traditions of the South; special strength in ballads, string band, PRINTED INFORMATION: available at no cost. religious music, blues.

PUBLICATIONS BASED ON COLLECTIONS: SOUTHERN DOCUMENTARY SOUND Boggs, Beverly, and Daniel Patterson. An In- AND FILM COLLECTION dex to Selected Folklore Recordings, 1984. c/o Curriculum in Folkloi e Greenlaw Hall SPECIAL COLLECTIONS University of North Carolina Chapel Hill, NC 27514 Hunter Library Western Carolina University ESTABLISHED: 1968 under the name North Cullowhee, NC 28728 Carolina Folklore Archives; reorganized and renamed in 1983 ESTABLISHED: 1970 TELEPHONE: 919/962-4065 TELEPHONE: 704/227-7474 ACCESS: visitors should inquire in advance at Music Library: 919/966-1113. For publicly ACCESS: open to public. available sound recordings apply at circulation desk, Music Library. For archivai holdings con- RESEARCH FACILITIES: reading room, media tact Curriculum in Folklore. center, printed and automated finding aids, copying facilities. RESEARCH FACILITIES: listening room in Music Library; videotape playback systems SERVICES: reference assistance available; ar- available. Additional facilities will be available chival training provided to university students.

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108 SIZE AND FORMAT: includes approximately PUBLICATIONS BASED ON COLLECTIONS: 500 pieces of ephemera, 500 maps, 1,000 linear The Frank C. Brown Collection of North Carolina ft. of ms. sheets, 300 photo prints, 300 photo Folklore, 7 volumes. negatives, 75,000 artifacts in the Mountain Heritage Center. PRINTED INFORMATION: about the Duke University Archives available at no charge. KEY COLLECTIONS: Cherokeeiicrefilm; William Holland Thomas, W. W. StringEtiel,, Lamar Gt. ,r collections; Appalachian collec- EAST CAROLINA UNIVERSITY tion, with special emphasis on outdoor life in area and Cherokee Indians. FOLKLORE ARCHIVE

PUBLICATIONS BASED ON COLLECTIONS: Department of Englisn various books and articles; most recentis Austin Building "Online Manuscript Search Service," American East Carolina University Archivist (Winter 1985). Greenville, NC 27834

PRINTED INFORMATION: available at no cost. ESTABLISHED: 1969

TELEPHONE: 919/757-6046 FRANK C. BROWN COLLECTION OF NORTH CAROLINA FOLKLORE ACCESS: open for apprAved research by Manuscript Division students and scholars. Research requests by mail Duke University Library can be handled only in a limited fashion. Durham, NC 27706 RESEARCH FACILITIES: one user's desk, an ESTABLISHED: 1975 IBM typewriter, very limited number of photocopies at fee per page, audio playback TELEPHONE: 919/684-3372 facilities, slide projector and screen, card indexes (incomplete). ACCESS: contact by mail or phone; walk in, register, present picture ID. SIZE AND FORMAT: includes approximately 150 tape recordings, 200 photo prints, 200 RESEARCH FACILITIES: reading room, slides, 2 purchased motion pictures, 25 original catalogs, copying facilities, audio and video videotapes, 25 reference books and journals, playback equipment. 4,500 ms. collections (10-15 pp. average), 100,000 additional records of traditional items SERVICES: referent.; assistance available. with minimal contextual information.

SIZE AND FORMAT: includes approximately KEY COLLECTIONS: primarily North Carolina 38,000 ms. notes, 650 musical scores, 1,400 folklife, with emphasis on the 26 eastern coun- songs recorded on cylinders and discs (rerecord- ties; collections in folk medicine and related ed by the Lidy of Congress on 78rpm discs), belief systems; folk narrative; maritime/coastal personal impel,cvlitcrial papers, student theses, folklife; military lore; college lore; gnomic lore; numerous magazine articles. Anglo- and Afro-American, Asian, Hispanic, German, French, and Eastern European lore is KEY COLLECTIONS: most of the fieldnotes and represented as it affects the eastern and central recordings originated in North Carolina. portions of the state.

103 PUBLICATIONS BASED ON COLLECTIONS: ESTABLISHED: 1957 monthly columns in Tar Heel and Down East magazines. TELEPHONE: 902/539-5300', ext. 348

PRINTED INFORMATION: not available, but ACCESS: walk in, sign in. director will answer inquiries by mail. RESEARCH FACILITIES: workroom, private study rooms, audio-visual and microfilm room, SPECIAL COLLECTIONS/ copying facilities. APPALACHIAN ROOM

Memorial Library SERVICES: research assistance available. Mars Hill College Mars Hill, NC 28754 SIZE AND FORMAT: includes approximately 400 leaflets, 850 maps, 100 78rpm and 200 LP ESTABLISHED: 1975 discs, 300 unpublished discs, 2,200 tapes, 250 meters of ms. sheets, 15,750 photo prints, same TELEPHONE: 704/689-1244 number photo negatives, plus glass negatives, 650 slides, 12 motion pictures, 80 videotapes, ACCESS: write for appointment. some artifacts,3,000 reference books and journals. RESEARCH FACILITIES: reading room, study carrels, audit equipment, copying facilities, photocopyiug at cost. KEY COLLECTIONS: representations of Cape Breton Island ethnic groups: Scottish, Acadian, SERVICES: reference assistance available. Micmac, Irish,Italian,Polish, Ukrainian, Greek, West Indian, Indo-Canadian, Lebanese, SIZE AND FORMAT: includes approximately 6 Vietnamese, Welsh, Croatian, Hungarian, and broadsides, 25 pieces of ephemera, 50 maps, 100 Dutch; legends; tales; personal-experience nar- published 78rpm and 150 published LP discs, ratives;oral history;folk beliefs;material 45 published discs, 25 unpublished discs, 125 culture; folk medicine; folk religion; folk music linear ft. of ms. sheets, 1,400 photo prints, 1,400 and song. photo negatives, 100 slides, 3 motion pictures, 3 videotapes, 50 material items, 200 reference PUBLICATIONS BASED ON COLLECTIONS: books and journals. numerous publications have been based on the collections. KEY COLLECTIONS: Bascom Lamar Lunsford collection; Gertrude Ruskin collection; William A. Barnhill collection; Mars Hill College Ar- PRINTED INFORMATION: on the archives and chives. the institute are available at no cost.

NOVA SCOTIA OHIO

BEATON INSTITUTE HARRY L. RIDENOUR COLLECTION OF FOLKLORE AND ANTIQUITIES College of Cape Breton Box 5300 Ritter Library Sydney, Nova Scotia Baldwin-Wallace College CANADA B1P 6L2 Berea, OH 44017

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.110 ESTABLISHED: 1965 Twentieth- Century Popular Culture in Museums and Libraries, 1981. TELEPHONE: 216/826-2455 PRINTED INFORMATION: available at no cost. ACCESS: apply to director, Ritter Library.

RESEARCH FACILITIES: study carrels, FINE ARTS AND SPECIAL COLLEC- photocopier. TIONS DEPARTMENT

SIZE AND FORMAT: 7.5 linear ft. of ms. sheets. Cleveland Public Library 325 Superior Avenue KEY COLLECTIONS: Harry L. Ridenour Col- Cleveland, OH 44114-1271 lection of Folklore and Antiquities. ESTABLISHED: 1869

THE MUSIC AND SOUND RECORDINGS TELEPHONE: 216/623-2818 ARCHIVES ACCESS: walk-in; valid ID required. Jerome Library Bowling Green State University RESEARCH FACILITIES: reading room, Bowling Green, OH 43402 microfilm reader, card catalog for Oriental language materials acquired 1890-1980, online ESTABLISHED: 1967 catalog, copying machine.

TELEPHONE: 419/372-2307 SERVICES: reference assistance available.

RESEARCH FACILITIES: reading area, audi- SIZE AND FORMAT: includes approximately tion rooms (by arrangement), catalogs, vertical 1,200 broadsides, 100 volumes of atlases, 144 files,copying facilities,audio playback unpublished tape recordings, 128 linear ft. of equipment. ms. sheets, 250 photo prints, 457 slides. SERVICES: reference assistance available. KEY COLLECTIONS: John G. White Folk Culture Collection; May Augusta Klipple Col- SIZE AND FORMA ": includes approximately lection of African Folktales; Newbell Niles 40,000 78rpm, 100,000 45rpm, and 100,000 LP Puckett Memorial Collection; international in discs, 4,000 hours tape recordings, 800 cylinder coverage, comprehensive in scope. recordings, 500 photo prints, 800 "Soundies" (3-minute jukebox subjects from the 1940s), 1,000 reference books, subscriptions to 100 jour- PUBLICATIONS BASED ON COLLECTIONS: nals, extensive backfiles on other titles. substantial number of publications; contact library for bibliography. KEY COLLECTIONS: commercially released phonograph recordings of popular music and other popularly disseminated music formats. OHIO FOLKLIFE ARCHIVE

PUBLICATIONS BASED ON COLLECTIONS: Traditional Arts Program Cooper, B. Lee, and William L. Schurck. Ohio Arts Council "Audio Encounter with a Librarian of a Dif- 727 East Main Street ferent Kind," in Fred C. H. Schroeder, ed., Columbus, OH 43205

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ill ESTABLISHED: 1977 ACCESS: contactPatrick Mullen or Amy Shuman. TELEPHONE: 614/466-2613 RESEARCH FACILITIES:files,copying ACCESS: write or call to discuss research needs. facilities. KEY COLLECTIONS: large collection of folk RESEARCH FACILITIES: reading table, light music recordings; large collection of data col- table, cassette listening equipment, copying lected by students in folklore classes; many facilities, files. genres represented; Ohio folklore represented.

SERVICES: researchassistance;occasional PUBLICATIONS BASED ON COLLECTIONS: training for Ohio State University students on Ellis,Bill."Legend-Tripping in Ohio: A tutorial basis. Behavioural Survey," Papers in Comparative Studies, Volume 2, 1982-1983. SIZE AND FORMAT: includes approximately 200 pieces of ephemera, 20 maps, 280 tape recordings, 400 ms. cards, 24 linear ft. of ms. sheets,2,000 photoprints,2,000 photo ONTARIO negatives, 50 reference books and journals. CANADIAN CENTRE FOR FOLK KEY COLLECTIONS: traditional life and art in CULTURE STUDIES west-central and southern Ohio, in Cleveland's Russian communities, and among Lake Erie National Museum of Man commercial fishermen; extensive field recordings National Museums of Canada of traditional mountain music from central Ottawa, Ontario Ohio; substantial Ward Jarvis material. CANADA K1A 0M8

ESTABLISHED: 1966 OHIO FOLKLORE SOCIETY TELEPHONE: 819/997-8179 Amy Shuman Department of English ACCESS: arrange appointmem in advance. Ohio State Universi.y Columbus, OH 43210 RESEARCH FACILITIES: reading room, audio laboratory, finding aids, restricted copying No information available. facilities, audio and video duplication.

SERVICES: archival training arranged upon OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY FOLKLORE request. ARCHIVE SIZE AND FORMAT: includes 76 maps, 2,717 Department of English discs, 7,344 tape recordings, 3,091 cylinder 421 Denny Hall recordings, 424 linear ft. of ms. sheets, 79,592 Ohio State University photo negatives and slides, 23 motion pictures, 164 West 17th Avenue 240 videotapes. Columbus, OH 43210 KEY COLLECTIONS: all ethno-cultural groups TELEPHONE: 614/422-5838 or 422-4212 in Canada, except native Indian and Inuit.

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112 PUBLICATIONS BASED ON COLLECTIONS: DEPARTEMENT DE FOLKLORE numerous publications; bibliography available. UNIVERSITE DE SUDBURY (DF'JS)

University of Sudbury CENTRE FRANCO-ONTARIEN DE Ramey Lake Road FOLKLORE Sudbury, Ontario CANADA P3E 2C6 38 Rue Xavier Sudbury, Ontario ESTABLISHED: 1981 CANADA P3C 2B9 TELEPHONE: 705/673-5661 ESTABLISHED: 1972 ACCESS: contact Dr. Pichette. TELEPHONE: 705/675-8986 SIZE AND FORMAT: includes approximately ACCESS: unlimited access for members of cen- 5,000 separate items in 85 student collections, tre; others by appointment with Pere (Father) cataloged by name of collector. Lemieux. KEY COLLECTIONS: Franco-Ontarian folk- RESEARCHFACILITIES:photocopier, songs, legen is, tales, customs, and sayings. microcomputer, typewriter, cross-referenced catalog cards for entire holdings. MARIPOSA FOLK FOUNDATION SERVICES: research assistance available; RESOURCE CENTRE workshops in archival content and method pro- 525 Adelaide Street East vided for elementary and secondary school Toronto, Ontario classes. CANADA M5Z 3W4

SIZE AND FORMAT: includes approximately ESTABLISHED: 1961 700 published discs, many unpublished discs, 1,250 tape recordings,1,100 commercial TELEPHONE: 416/363-4009 cylinder recordings, Qome photo prints and negatives, 800 slides, 25 hours of videotapes. ACCESS: call or write for appointment. RESEARCH FACILITIES: indexes to some KEY COLLECTIONS: eighty percent Of the col- materials, audio and copying facilities available. lection is Franco-Ontarian folktales and songs; 5,000 recorded folksongs ,,;th trans :ripts; 1,000 SIZE AND FORMAT: includes approximately recorded folktales with tianscript:. 150 pieces of ephemera, 300 published discs, 1,500 unpublished tape recordings, 200 photo PUBLICATIONS BASED ON COLLECTIONS: prints, 3,000 photo negatives, 1,500 slides, large (all publications in French): Les Vieux m'ont Con- quantity of unsorted papers relating to the foun- te, 21 volumes. dation's work. Chansonniers franco-ontariens, 2 volumes. Chanteurs franco-ontariens, Documents historiques KEY COLLECTIONS: sound recordings of 45-46 (1963). Mariposa Festivals since 1973. De Sumer au Canada francais sur les ailes de la tradition, No. 51-52 (1968). PUBLICATIONS BASED ON COLLECTIONS: La Vie paysanne, 1860-1900 (Prises de Paroles, Mariposa Resource Centre Feasibility Study Report, 1982). 1982.

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RANDAL V. MILLS MEMORIAL ACCESS: write or call 2 weeks in advance. ARCHIVE OF NORTHWEST FOLKLORE RESEARCH FACILITIES: catalogs. Department of F nglish 453 PLC SERVICES: archivist must be present. University of Oregon Eugene, OR 97403 SIZE AND FORMAT: includes approximately ESTABLISHED: 1966 600 broadsides, 3,000 pieces of ephemera, 30 maps, 60 45rpm and 20 LP discs, 750 hours of TELEPHONE: 503/686-3539 tape recordings, 90,000 ms. cards, 14 linear ft. of ins. sheets, 2,000 photo prints, 500 photo ACCESS: call or write for further in'ibrmation negatives, 1,500 slides, 5 motion pictures, 50 if off -campus. videotapes, dialect columns and poetry. RESEARCH FACILITIES: limited reading facilties, audio and video equipment. KEY COLLECTIONS: A. L. Shoemaker Folk CulturalFile;Charles Rhoads Roberts SERVICES: graduate student assistant available; manuscript collection; Walter E. Boyer Folk archival training course being planned. Music Collection (includesitems from Bornemann collection); William T. Parsons- SIZE AND FORMAT: includes approximately 50 Evan S.Snyder audio-cassette collection; broadsides, 5 maps, 480 tape recordings, 4,000 William T. Parsons color slide and photograph ms. cards, 40 linear ft. of ms. sheets, 2,000 collection; Pennsylvania-German folk material slides, 20 motion pictures, 35 videotapes, 25 ar- and artifacts with Rhineland, Swiss, and Alsa- tifacts, 600 reference books and journals, 6 tian migrant background materials; Dialect Col- theses. umnist collections.

KEY COLLECTIONS: lore of the Pacific Nor- PUBLICATIONS BASED ON COLLECTIONS: thwest; Native American lore; ballads and Pennsylvania Dutch Studies Series (1974-1983). folksongs; occupational folklore of loggers, Pennsylvania German Studies Series (1981-1984). fishermen; Russian Old Believers. German and Pennsylvania German Reprint Series (1981- present). PUBLICATIONS BASED ON COLLECTIONS: Es Deitsch Freindschaft occasional newsletter. Northwest Folklore (journal). PRINTED INFORMATION: free with charge for PRINTED INFORMATION: available at no cost. postage.

PENNSYLVANIA PENNSYLVANIA STATE ARCHIVE PENNSYLVANIA GERMAN STUDIES PROGRAM Bureau of Archives and History William Penn Memorial Museum and Archives Ursinus College Building Box 92 Bo: 1026 Collegeville, PA 19426 Harrisburg, PA 17120

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SERVICES: referenceassistance always KEY COLLECTIONS: specific to folklore in- available. terests: American Indian culture and linguistics; Franz Boas. SIZE AND FORMAT: includes approximately 20 broadsides, 885 maps, 30,000 cu. ft. of ms. PUBLICATIONS BASED ON COLLECTIONS: sheets, 250,000 photo prints, 250,000 photo numerous publications listed in "Catalogs, negatives, 100,000 slides, 500 motion pictures, Bibliographies, and Finding Aids Relating to 100 videotapes. the Holdings of the American Philosophical Society Library from 1824 to the Present," KEY COLLECTIONS: statewide and regionally available from library. significant materials. PRINTED INFORMATION: brochure available at no cost; other publications at various prices. PUBLICATIONS BASED ON COLLECTIONS: extensive list of publications available from ar- hivist. THE SCHREIBER JEWISH MUSIC LIBRARY PRINTED INFORMATION: available at no cost. Bertha and Monty H. Tyson Music Department AMERICAN PHILOSOPHICAL SOCIETY Gratz College LIBRARY 10th Street and Tabor Road Philadelphia, PA 19141 105 South 5th Street Philadelphia, PA 19106 ESTABLISHED: 1895

ESTABLISHED: 1743 TELEPHONE: 215/329-3372 or 329-3363.

TELEPHONE: 215/627-6277 ACCESS: by appointment only. RESEARCH FACILITIES: reading room, ACCESS: appointment preferred, but not re- catalogs, copying facilities. quired. User must have ID and be interviewed to gain access to library. SERVICES: reference assistance available.

RESEARCH FACILITIES: reading rooms for SIZE AND FORMAT: includes approximately printed and ms. material with card catalog for 2,800 78rpm and 3,000 LP discs, over 80,000 each. Photocopying by staff. Tape players music books,sheet music, and reference available. publications.

SERVICES: reference assistance available. KEY COLLECTIONS: Eric Mandel collection; private collections; collections of Jewish music SIZE AND FORMAT: includes approximately publishing houses which were destroyed in the 750 broadsides, 3,600 maps, 2 discs, 850 tapes Holocaust.

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Folklore and Folklife Department TELEPHONE: 412/434-5185 417 Logan Hall CN University of Pennsylvania ACCESS: by appointment. Philadelphia, PA 19101 RESEARCH FACILITIES: collection uncata- ESTABLISHED: 1963 loged; audio and video playback equipment available from library. TELEPHONE: 215/898-7353 SIZE AND FORMAT: includes approximately ACCESS: walk-in. 100 maps, 7,000 78rpm, 500 45rpm, and 4,000 LP discs, 1,000 tape recordings, 5,000 slides, RESEARCH FACILITIES: reading table and 4,000 costume pieces, 500 musical instruments, desks, copying service provided, audio playback 30,000 reference books and journals. equipment available. KEY COLLECTIONS: business records of the SERVICES: reference assistance available. Duquesne University Tamburitzans; East Euro- pean ethnic periodicals; ethnic music. SIZE AND FORMAT: includes 195 published 78rpm, 3 published 45rpm, 314 LP discs, 25 published and 674 unpublished tape recordings, PENN STATE ROOM 3,960 ms. cards, 13 linear ft. of ms. sheets, 1,450 reference books and journals, 51 University of The University Libraries Pennsylvania student dissertations in folklore. The Pennsylvania State University University Park, PA 1680? KEY COLLECTIONS: MacEdward Leach collections; Jacob Elder collections; Emory Hamilton No information provided. collection; Kenneth Goldstein collection; Samuel Bayard collection; American Folklore Society letters; extensive collections of Sri Lankan ritual GEORGE G. KORSON FOLKLORE and folk music; Newfoundland collection of ARCHIVE folksong (largest outside of Canada); strengths in Pennsylvania, Caribbean, West Virginia, and D. Leonard Corgan Library Virginia folksong. Kings College Wilkes-Barre, PA 18702

PUBLICATIONS BASED ON COLLECTIONS: ESTABLISHED: 1970 Folk-us on the Archives, monthly newsletter dur- TELEPHONE: 717/826-5900 ing academic year. ACCESS: call or write for appointment.

DUQUESNE UNIVERSITY TAMBURIT- RESEARCH FACILITIES: reading rooms, ZANS INSTITUTE OF FOLK ARTS catalogs, files, copying facilities, audio and video equipment. Library/Museum/Archives Duquesne University SERVICES: reference assistance available.

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116 SIZE AND FORMAT: includes 50 78rpm and 70 Bouthillier-Labrie, Gagne, Laforte; customs and LP discs, 107 tape recordings, 40 linear ft. of costume:Desdouits,Ferland;traditional ms. sheets, 2 linear ft. of photo prints, 1,400 medicine: Ouellet; craft and profession: Lafleur, reference books and journals. Fournier; French people of Canada (Quebec, Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, Prince Edward KEY COLLECTIONS: George G. Korson Folklore Island, Ontario, Manitoba) and of U.S. (Loui- Archive; coal mining folklore; Pennsylvania- siana, Maine). German folklore. PUBLICATIONS BASED ON COLLECTIONS: PUBLICATIONS BASED ON COLLECTIONS: Etat general des fonds el des collections des Archives Tierney, Judith. A Description of the George Kor- de Folklore, December 1984. son Folklore Archive, 1973. PRINTED INFORMATION: not yet. PRINTED INFORMATION: available at $3.00.

RHODE ISLAND QUEBEC JOHN HAY LIBRARY ARCHIVES DE FOLKLORE DE L'UNIVERSITE LAVAL Brown University Providence, RI 02912 Bureau 5172 Pavillon Charles De Koninck ESTABLISHED: 1880s University Laval Sainte-Foy, Quebec TELEPHONE: 401/863-1514 CANADA G1K 7P4 ACCESS: walk in and present ID. Staff would ESTABLISHED: 1944 prefer to book appointment to prepare for researcher's visit. TELEPHONE: 418/656-5892

ACCESS: walk in and sign in. RESEARCH FACILITIES: catalog, usual library facilities. RESEARCH FACILITIES: reading room, catalogs, files, copying facilities, audio and video SERVICES: reference assistance available. equipment. SIZE AND FORMAT: includes approximately SERVICES: reference assistance available. 30,000 broadsides, 10,000 78rpm and 2,000 LP discs, some cylinder recordings, 13,000 music SIZE AND FORMAT: includes approximately books, 150,000 pieces of vocal and 350,000 100 unpublished discs, 4,500 hours ofun- pieces of instrumental sheet music, 3,000 published tape recordings, 30 cylinder re- reference books and journals, substantial col- cordings, 150,000 ms. cards, 95 meters of ms. lections of ms. tune books. sheets, over 10,000 photo prints and slides, 50 hours of videotapes, 25,000 artifacts. KEY COLLECTIONS: Yiddish-American music; pageants, including ms. music; sheet music of KEY COLLECTIONS: religion:Larouche- every American ethnic group including a great Villeneuve, Simard; oral literature: Lacourciere. deal of Afro-American.

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PUBLICATIONS BASED ON COLLECTIONS: ACCESS: write or call for appointment; access Dictionary Catalog of the Harris Collection, 1972, 13 depends upon availability of supervisory per- volumes; supplement, 1977, 3 volumes. sonnel.

PRIiTTED INFORMATION: available at no cost. RESEARCH FACILITIES: indexes, listening and recording room, reference library, regional music files, songwriters' depository and infor- RHOE E ISLAND FOLKLIFE ARCHIVE mational file.

Library of the Rhode Island Historical Society SIZE AND FORMAT: includes approximately 121 Hope Street 300 broadsides, 2,500 78rpm, 150 45rpm, and Providence, RI 02906 250 LP discs, 220 unpublished discs, 270 hours of tape recordings, 25 cylinder recordings, ESTABLISHED: 1982 substantial number of ms. sheets, 65 photo prints, 26 videotapes, 19 reference books and TELEPHONE: 401/331-8575 journals.

ACCESS: permission of archivist or director of KEY COLLECTIONS: regional music collection; Rhode Island Folklife Project is necessary. Clifford Spurlock collection; Virgil Smith collection; regional songwriters; cowboy music; RESEARCH FACILITIES: tape playback, revival scoring. photocopying facilities. PUBLICATIONS BASED ON COLLECTIONS: SERVICES: archivist must be present. quarterly newsletter featuring archive's materials, 1979 to date. SIZE AND FORMAT: includes approximately 400 tape recordings, photo contact sheets, PRINTED INFORMATION: available, fee for numerous slides. copying; newsletter (plus membership in archives), $5.00 per year. KEY COLLECTIONS: diverse collectionof Rhode Island folklife: music, storytelling, oral histories,occupational lore;diverse ethnic groups represented. TENNESSEE

PUBLICATIONS BASED ON COLLECTIONS: TENNESSEE RIVER FOLKLIFE Rhode Island Folklife Resources, 1982. MUSEUM ARCHIVE Nathan Bedford Forrest Historic Area Eva, TN 38333 SOUTH DAKOTA ESTABLISHED: 1985

GEORGE B. GERMAN MUSIC ARCHIVES TELEPHONE: 901/584-6356

200 West 6th Street ACCESS: come by the park office or folklife Sioux Falls, SD 57105 center to request material.

ESTABLISHED: 1979 RESEARCH FACILITIES: catalogs of slides and transcripts, audio-visual room for recording, TELEPHONE: 605/335-4210 listening, and observing.

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1 1 8 SIZE AND FORMAT: includes approximately PUBLICATIONS BASED ON COLLECTIONS: A 100 tapes, 7 records, 50 ms. cards, 150 linear Guide to Audio and Video Recordings Available from ft. of ms. sheets, 200 photo prints, 2,000 photo the Archives of Appalachia, 1982. negatives, 2,000 slides, 3 videotapes, 75 ar- Archives of Appalachia Newsletter (published 3 times tifacts, a few reference books and journals. yearly).

KEY COLLECTIONS: lower Tennessee River PRINTED INFORMATION: available at no cost. folk region, roughly from Pickwick Dam to Ken- tucky Dam; community-life artifacts; hand- crafted commercial fishing equipment. CENTER FOR SOUTHERN FOLKLORE ARCHIVES

ARCHIVES OF APPALACHIA Box 40105 Memphis, TN 38174 The Sherrod Library East Tennessee State TJ :versity ESTABLISHED: 1972 Johnson City, TN 37614 TELEPHONE: 901/726-4205 ESTABLISHED: 1978 ACCESS: apply in writing to Ceater for TELEPHONE: 615/929-4338 or 929-5339 Southern Folklore; aotification of acceptance and explanation of use will be sent to prospec- ACCESS: all collections available to public; com- tive researcher. plete registration form and show ID. RESEARCH FACILITIES: files,audio-visual RESEARCH FACILITIES: reading room, in- equipment. dexes and inventories to collections, audio and video playback equipment, photocopying SIZE AND FORMAT: includes approximately 200 discs, 5 LP albums produced by center, facilities. 1,000 hours of tape, 20,000 photo prints, 40,000 photo negatives, 5,000 slides, 50,000 ft. of mo- SERVICES: reference assistance; archival train- tion pictures, 100 hours videotape, artifactual ing offered through History Department. collections of folk art, quilts, baskets, sculpture, SIZE AND FORMAT: includes uncounted and wooden work. numbers of broadsides, ephemera, and maps, KEY COLLECTIONS: Center for Southern 591 tape recordings, 15,241 linear ft. of ms. Folklorefieldrecordings,slides,and sheets, 221.5 linear ft. of photo prints, 1,239 photographs; Reverend L. 0. Taylor film and photo negatives, 176 videotapes, 174.1 linear photographic collection; Memphis Jewish com- ft. of reference books and journals, 51.5 linear munity, 1900-1980; Historic Beale Street; ft. of vertical files. Memphis music. KEY COLLECTIONS: Tom Burton-Ambrose Manning collection;Broadside Television ARCHIVE OF THE SOUTHERN FOLK Records; Richard Blaustein collection (includes CULTURAL REVIVAL PROJECT Old Time Radio Reunion Records); Burton- Headley Serpent Handling Collection; Charles 3390 Valeria Street Gunter collection; Charles Faulkner Bryan Nashville, TN 37210 Papers. (NB: Burton-Sharder films held by main library.) No information provided.

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i1. TENNESSEE STATE PARKS FOLKLIFE SERVICES: reference .assistancc available; ar- PROJECT chival training provided.

Tennessee State Library and Archives SIZE AND FORMAT: includes approximately 403 Seventh Avenue North 26.000 78rpm, 48,000 45rpm, and 20,000 LP Nashville, TN 37219 discs, 2,000 reels of tape, 60 cylinder recordings, 20,000 photo images in print and negative for- ESTABLISHED: 1984 mats, 1,000 reels of motion pictures, 750 videotapes, 5,000 reference books and journals, TELEPHONE: 615/741-2561 15 linear ft. of sheet music, poster collection, 1,500 subjects in vertical files. ACCESS: address mail inquiries to Tennessee State Library and Archives, or walk in. No KEY COLLECTIONS: country music. telephone inquiries accepted. PRINTED INFORMATION: available at no cost. RESEARCH FACILITIES: audio equipment available, copies can be made on cassette tapes, duplication of photographs and slides can be arranged. Photocopies of documents can be made TEXAS with some restrictions. ARCHIVES OF THE BiG BEND SIZE AND FORMAT: includes approximately 800 unpublished tape recordings, 1,000 photo Box C-149 prints, 1,000 photo negatives, 1,000 slides, Sul Ross State University reference books and journals in the library col- Alpine, TX 79832 lection. ESTABLISHED: 1976 KEY COLLECTIONS: folklore collection concen- trates on all phases of Tennessee folklife and ' TELEPHONE: 915/837-8127 culture; music includes blues, bluegrass, country, old-time, ballads, shape note singing. ACCESS: walk-in.

RESEARCH FACILITIES: reading room, copy- COUNTRY MUSIC FOUNDATION ing facilities available on campus, card catalogs, LIBRARY AND MEDIA CENTER ms. collection inventories, computerized subject searching, audio and video playback equip- Country Music Foundation ment available in the archives and in the Bryan 4 Music Square East Wildenthal Memorial Library. Nashville, TN 37203

ESTABLISHED: 1967 SIZE AND FORMAT: includes approximately 50 broadsides, 150 pieces of ephemera, 205 maps, TELEPHONE: 615/256-1639 400 published 78rpm discs, 100 tape recordings, 404.2 linear ft. of ms. sheets, 4,000 photo prints, ACCESS: wt.'or call head of reference for ap- 4,000 photo negatives, 5 motion pictures, 10 pointment; request will be evaluated. videotapes, 15,000 reference books and journals, 100 oral history tapes. RESEARCH FACILITIES: reading rooms, catalogs, files, copyilig facilities, audio and video KEY COLLECTIONS: Clifford B. Casey collec- playback equipment. tion, 1882-1981; E. E. Townsend collection,

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120 1844-1972; Harry Warren Papers, 1935-1982; TELEPHONE: 817/565-2766 Robert Cartledge collection, 1890-1972; rare book collection; focus on Trans-Pecos area of ACCESS: walk-in. Texas, including Brewster, Jeff Davis, and Presidio counties; establishment of Big Bend RESEARCH FACILITIES: catalogs, indexes, co- National Park; Mexican bandit raids on border pying facilities,audio and video playback territories; early settlement of the Trans-Pecos equipment. region; ranching in Trans-Pecos region. SERVICES: archival training available. PUBLICATIONS BASED ON COLLECTIONS: Guide to Manuscriht Collections. SIZE AND FORMAT: includes approximately 100 pieces of ephemera, 15 maps, 5 unpub- PRINTED INFORMATION: available at no cost lished tape recordings, 4,000 ms. cards, 20 to individuals, minimal charge to institutions. linear ft. of ms. sheets, 30 reference books and journals.

UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS FOLKLORE KEY COLLECTIONS: George Hendricks collec- ARCHIVE tion; Oral History Association collection; emphasis on Texas folklore. SSB 3.106 PRINTED INFORMATION: available at no cost. University of Texas at Austin Austin, TX 78712

ESTABLISHED: 1966 RIO GRANDE FOLKLORE ARCHIVE Pan American University TELEPHONE: 512/471-1288 Edinburgh, TX 78539 ACCESS: contact director for appointment, ESTABLISHED: 1977 sfp RESEARCH FACILITIES: reading room, sound room, partial catalogs. TELEPHONE: 512/381-3389

SIZE AND FORMAT: includes tape recordings, ACCESS: call or write for appointment. ms. sheets, slides, videotapes. RESEARCH FACILITIES: copying, audio and KEY COLLECTIONS: Texas folklore; Mexican- video facilities available. American folklore; Afro-American folklore; Texas-Czech folklore; Caldwell County folklore and social history; folk puppetry. SERVICES: archivaltraining provided to students.

NORTH TEXAS STATE UNIVERSITY SIZE AND FORMAT: folk beliefs (9,600 items), ARCHIVES folktales (2,100 items), anecdotes, proverbs, riddles, recipes, and nickname collections available Box 5188, North Texas Station on-line. Denton, TX 76203 KEY COLLECTIONS: Mexican-American ESTABLISHED: 1975 folklore; computerized belief collection.

12.1 PUBLICATIONS BASED ON COLLECTIONS: SERVICES: reference assistance available. Glazer, Mark. Flour from Another Sack, 1982; available from the archive at $9.00 a copy. SIZE AND FORMAT: includes approximately 200 broadsides, 400 pieces of ephemera, 25 maps, 20 published 45rpm and 50 published LP UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT EL PASO discs, 1,210 tape recordings, 16,000 ms. cards, FOLKLORE ARCHIVE 5,700 linear ft. cf ms. sheets, 420 photo prints, 350 photo negatives, 700 slides, 8 motion pic- University of Texas at El Paso tures, 6 videotapes, 500 artifacts, 200 reference El Paso, TX 79968 books and journals, 1,900 other items.

ESTABLISHED: 1975 KEY COLLECTIONS: Turkish oral narrative; historical and cultural materials that illuminate TELEPHONE: 915/747-5731 the context in which the narratives originated. ACCESS: open to any serious student. PUBLICATIONS BASED ON COLLECTIONS: numerous books and articles have been pub- RESEARCH FACILITIES: indexes. lished on the contents of the archive; list available. SIZE AND FORMAT: includes about 70 unpublished tape recordings, 100 photo prints, 500 PRINTED INFORMATION: available at no cost. slides, 8 motion pictures, 650 research papers, professor's personal library provides reference books and journals. INSTITUTE OF TEXAN CULTURES LIBRARY KEY COLLECTIONS: student research papers. Box 1226 PUBLICATIONS BASED ON COLLECTIONS: San Antonio, TX 78294 numerous publications based on archives; contact archive for further information. ESTABLISHED: 1968

TELEPHONE: 512/226-7651 ARCHIVE OF TURKISH ORAL NARRAT'VE ACCESS: advance appointments desirable due to limited workspace, but not necessary. Library Texas Tech University RESEARCH FACILITIES: card catalog (books, Lubbock, TX 79409 photos), index (vertical files), access to microfilm reader, filmstrip projector, photocopies made ESTABLISHED1 1971 at $.20 each.

TELEPHONE: 806/742-1922 SERVICES: reference assistance available.

ACCESS: write to curator or director for ap- SIZE AND FORMAT: includes approximately 20 pointment. file cabinets of ephemera, 50 maps, 60,000 photo prints, 100,000 photo negatives, 5,000 RESEARCH FACILITIES:allusual library slides, 6 videotapes, 5,000 reference books and facilities available. journals.

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PRINTED INFORMATION: available at no cost. ACCESS: contact by mail or phone.

SERVICES: reference assistance provided; archival training in planning. UTAH SIZE AND FORMAT: includes some ephemera, SPECIAL COLLECTIONS many 78rpm field recordings, discs (restricted use), quantities of tape recordings, some wire Southern Utah State College Library recordings, large ms. holdings, few photo prints 351 West Center Street or negatives, approximately 4,000 slides, 2 Cedar City, UT 84720 videotapes.

ESTABLISHED: 1962 KEY COLLECTIONS: Fife American Mormon TELEPHONE: 801/586-7945 collection; L. J. and M. C. Skaggs collection of cowboy poetry; Mormon, Western and ACCESS: walk in and fill out application. cowboy folksong, ballads, and poetry; Brigham Young University Focused Project. RESEARCH FACILITIES: reading room, card catalog, bibliographies, microform readers, tape recorders, copying facilities. BRIGHAM YOUNG UNIVERSITY FOLKLORE ARCHIVE SIZE AND FORMAT: includes approximately 50 broadsides, 250 maps. 100 78rpm and 775 LP Department of English discs, 165 linear it. of ms. sheets, 24 linear ft. Brigham Young University of photo prints, 3.5 linear ft. of photo negatives, Provo, UT 84602 250 reference books and journals. ESTABLISHED: 1969 KEY COLLECTIONS: Paiute collection; Palmer Western History Collection; oral history collec- TELEPHONE: 801/378-3051 tion; historical photograph collection; Seymcur collection; strengths in southern Utah history, ACCESS: obtain written permission from direc- Southern Paiute Indians. tor of archive PUBLICATIONS BASED ON COLLECTIONS: Register to the Palmer Western History Collection. RESEARCH FACILITIES: reading room, catalogs, copying facilities, audio and video PRINTED INFORMATION: available. playback equipment.

SERVICES: reference assistance available. FIFE FOLKLORE ARCHIVE SIZE AND FORMAT: includes tape recordings, UMC 32 ms. cards,1,000 linearft.of ms. sheets, Utah State University numerous slides, a few videotapes, standard Logan, UT 84322 reference books and journals.

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Department of English MARRIOTT LIBRARY University of Utah Salt Lake City, UT 84112 Special Collections University of Utah ESTABLISHED: 1966, incorporatesearlier Salt Lake City, UT 84112 material.

ESTABLISHED: 1850 TELEPHONE: 801/581-8863

TELEPHONE: 801/581-8863 ACCESS: not presently open to the public; apply to archive supervisor for special arrangement. ACCESS: walk in and complete registration form. RESEARCH FACILITIES: archive stored in RESEARCH FACILITIES: reading room, Marriott Library; see above for facilities. catalogs, files, word processor, copying facilities, audio and video playback equipment. SERVICES: see entry for Marriott Library.

SERVICES: archival assistance available; ar- SIZE AND FORMAT: some tape recordings, ap- chival training available to staff and as com- proximately 2,000 ms. cards, 15,000 ms. sheets. munity outreach program. KEY COLLECTIONS: student materials; em- SIZE AND FORMAT: includes approximately phasis on Western and Mormon materials. 100 broadsides, uncounted pieces of ephemera, 250 maps, 70 discs, 600 tape recordings, 825 ms. collections, 3,200 linear ft. of ms. sheets, 85,000 photo prints, 17,000 photo negatives, VERMONT 7,000 slides, 20 motion pictures, 65 videotapes, 50 reference books and journals, 175 guides to ARCHIVES OF FOLKLORE AND ORAL collections. HISTORY

KEY COLLECTIONS: politics; women; Mor- Bailey/Howe Library mon papers; Marriner S. Eccles papers; Utah University of Vermont Humanites Foundation collections of folktales, Burlington, VT 05405 legends, and songs (including the Austin and Alta Fife folksong collection); Lester Hubbard collection; Institute of the American West ESTABLISHED: 1980 Papers; primary focus on Utah, Mormons, and the West (immediately adjacent to Utah). TELEPHONE: 802/656-2138

PUBLICATIONS BASED ON COLLECTIONS: ACCESS: walk-in. annual reports. Photo, political, and women's guides. General catalog of the collection now in RESEARCH FACILITIES: reading room, preparation. catalogs, files, copying facilities, audio equipment, copy stand. Photocopying at $.05 per PRINTED INFORMATION: available at no cost. page.

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KEY COLLECTIONS: Vermont materials only; PUBLICATIONS BASED ON COLLECTIONS: An comprehensive collection covering all Vermont Index to the Field Recordings in the Flanders Ballad folklore and folklife genres; Wilber collection. Collection. Ed. by Jennifer Post (Quinn), 1983; $15.00. PUBLICATIONS BASED ON COLLECTIONS: Folklore and Oral History Catalog, 1981. Graffangnino, J. Kevin. "Sources for Vermont Historians: The Manuscript Holdings of the VIRGINIA Wilber Collection," Vermont History 48:3 (Sum- mer 1980). KEVIN BARRY PERDUE ARCHIVE OF TRADITIONAL MUSIC PRINTED INFORMATION: available at no cost. and THE UNIVISRSITY OF VIRGINIA FOLKLORE ARCHIVE HELEN HARTNESS FLANDERS BALLAD COLLECTION Room 303, Brooks Hall University of Virginia Starr Library Charlottesville, VA 2290:a Middlebury College Middlebury, VT 05753 ESTABLISHED: Perdue collection 1972, UVFA collection 1980. ESTABLISHED: 1941 TELEPHONE: 804/924-6823 TELEPHONE: 302/388-3711, ext. 5653 ACCESS: call or write for appointment. ACCESS: write or call curator for appointment. RESEARCH FACILITIES: reading room, listen- RESEARCH FACILITIES: reading room, index ing room, catalogs. to field recordings, catalog of book collection, tape players, photocopying available. SIZE AID FORMAT: includes approximately 300 78rpm and 250 LP discs, some aluminum SERVICES: assistance by curator. discs, cylinders, 750 tape recordings, substantial collection of ms. sheets, 3,000 reference SIZE AND FORMAT: includes approximately books and journals. 550 broadsides, 1,000 78rpm field recordings, 200 LP field recordings, 130 field tape recor- KEY COLLECTIONS: A. K. Davis collection; dings, 250 cylinder field recordings, 75 photo Dr. Ruth McNeil ms. ballad and folksong col- prints, 30 photo negatives, few slides, 1 motion lection; Charles L. Perdue, Jr. Rappahannock-

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PI 1 2 5 Culpepper field collection; copies of the Virginia TELEPHONE: 703/323-2221 Writers' Project materials; Virginia Anglo- and Afro - American music and culture. ACCESS: contact director.

RESEARCH FACILITIES: reading room, files, VIRGINIA FOLKLORE SOCIETY copying facilities, audio video playback ARCHIVE and THE WPA FOLKLORE equipment. AND FOLKSONG COLLECTIONS SERVICES: archival training availableto Manuscripts Division students for individual study course credit. Alderman Library University of Virginia SIZE AND FORMAT: includes approximately Charlottesville, VA 22903 1,500 ms. sheets.

KEY COLLECTIONS: Southern materials, TELEPHONE: 804/S24-3025 especially northern Virginia,and North Carolina, Georgia, and West Virginia; family ACCESS: walk in, register, and present ID. folklore and suburban folklore.

RESEARCH FACILITIES: reading room, PUBLICATIONS BASED ON COLLECTIONS: university photocopying services (not same day Yocum, Margaret. "Regionalism, Negative service). Definitions, and the Suburbs: Folklife in Nor- thern Virginia," Folklore and Folklife in Virginia, SERVICES: available. 3 (1984).

SIZE AND FORMAT: includes approximately 50 PRINTED INFORMATION: available. boxes of ms. sheets (specific to folklore scholar- ship), 219 recordings (VFS Archives), 135 recordings (WPA collection). BLUE RIDGE HERITAGE LIBRARY

KEY COLLECTIONS: Archives of the Virginia Blue Ridge Institute Folklore Society; Arthur Kyle Davis Papers; Ferrum College WPA (Virginia Writers' Project) collection. Ferrum, VA 24088

PUBLICATIONS BASED ON COLLECTIONS: ESTABLISHED: 1976 Perdue, Charles, Thomas Barden, and Robert TELEPHONE: 703/365-2121, ext. 107 Phillips. An Annotated Listing of Folklore Collected by Workers of the Virginia Writers' Project. ACCESS: contact Blue Ridge Institute for ap pointment.

NORTHERN VIRGINIA FOLKLIFE RESEARCH FACILITIES: reading room, copy- CENTER ing facilities, audio-visual equipment.

Dr. Margaret R. Yucum SIZE AND FORMAT: includes approximately 50 George Mason University 78rpm, 50 45 rpm, and 2:;0 LP discs, 1,000 un- 4400 University Drive published tapes, 38 linear ft. of ms. sheets, 1,650 Fairfax, VA 22030 photo prints, 1,000 photo negativees, 2,000 slides, 62 videotapes, 20 reference books and ESTABLISHED: 1977 journals, 89 historical books.

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KEY COLLECTIONS: Elmer Smith Collection WASHINGTON of Shenandoah Valley Dialect and Beliefs; Fred Williams Collection of Old-Time and Bluegrass SEATTLE FOLKLORE SOCIETY Music; Earl Palmer Photograph Collection of ARCHIVE Appalachian Traditions; German-American dialect; black and white traditional music from Seattle Folklore Society Virginia; Appalachian documentary photo- 1810 Northwest 25th Street graphs. Seattle, WA 98117

TELEPHONE: 206/782-0505 PRINTED INFORMATION: available at no cost. ACCESS: procedure has not been established; preliminary archive work is still underway.

ABBY ALDRICH ROCKEFELLER FOLK RESEARCH FACILITIES: catalog of musical ART CENTER tape collection available; no public access to research facilities as of spring 1985. 307 South England Street Williamsburg, VA 23185 SIZE AND FORMAT: includes approximately 400 pieces of ephemera, 200 unpublished LP discs, 1,000 unpublished tape recordings, 200 ESTABLISHED: 1957 photo prints, 400 negatives, 80 videotapes, 1 motion picture and several kinescopes, 50 reference books and journals. TELEPHONE: 804/229-1000, ext. 2424 KEY COLLECTIONS: recordings of the anr: .: Northwest RegionalFolklifeFestival, ACCESS: write or telephone for appointment to 1979-1984; strengths in Pacific Northwest visit library. regicnal music (bluegrass, folk, fiddle, old-time, country) and southeastern U. S. (blues, gospel, country); an assortment of concerts and musical RESEARCH FACILITIES: researchfiles and events produced by the folklore society, in- copying facilities. cluding folk and traditional music of a variety of ethnic and cultural groups. SIZE AND FORMAT: statistics not available, but collection includes cards, photos, slides; estimate UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON that research and reference materials are in ex- ETHNOMUSICOLOGY ARCHIVES cess of 80,000 items. School of Music, DN-10 KEY COLLECTIONS: American paintings, University of Washington Seattle, WA 98195 sculpture, weathervanes, needlework pictures, textiles, furniture, utilitarian objects, pottery, shop signs, prints, and toys. ESTABLISHED: 1962 TELEPHONE: 206/543-0974 PUBLICATIONS BASED ON COLLECTION: American Folk Portraits: Paintings and Drawings from ACCESS: walk-in, but prior contact for appoint- the Abby Aldrich Rockefeller Folk Art Collection, 1981. ment is appreciated; all material available for

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,,< listening, some restrictions on copying and American owned and operated newspaper in rerecording. Yukon Territory, 1893-1903; regional ethnic groups,e.g.Scandinavian-Americans, RESEARCH FACILITIES: catalog,listening Japanese-Americans. room, recording and playback equipment. PRINTED INFORMATION: order form for SIZE AND FORMAT: includes approximately microfiche sets of collections available at no cost. 250 commercial 78rpm discs, 4,000 unpublished tape recordings, 50 photo pints, 100 photo negatives, 50 slides, 100 videotapes, 300 musical MANUSCRIPTS AND UNIVERSITY AR- instruments. CHIVES DIVISION

KEY COLLECTIONS: Robert Garfiasfield University of Washington Libraries, FM-25 recordings from Korea, Burma, Romania, Seattle, WA 98195 Mexico, the Philippines, etc.; Melville Jacobs field recordings of Pacific Northwest Indians; ESTABLISHED: 1958 the Joe Heaney collection of songs and stories he performed; strengths include East Asia, TELEPHONE: 206/543-1879 South Asia (including Tibet,Nepal, Afghanistan, Central Asia), Sub-Saharan Africa, Eastern Europe, Central America. ACCESS: contact in advance of visit preferred.

RESEARCH FACILITIES: reading rooms, find- SPECIAL COLLECTIONS DIVISION ingaids,photocopyingservice,playback equipment. University of Washington Libraries Suzallo Library, FM-25 SIZE AND FORMAT: includes 78rpm and LP University of Washington Libraries discs, tape and cylinder recordings (all un- Seattle, WA 98195 published), and slides.

ESTABLISHED: late 19th century KEY COLLECTIONS: Melville Jacobs; Howard Weiss; Dorothy Weintz; Jay Ellis Ransom; May TELEPHONE: 206/543-1929 M. Edel; Viola Garfield; Allan Van Hoecke; emphasis on Northwest, especially western ACCESS: walk-in. Washington; Native American and Jewish ethnomusical holdings; the pioneer period. RESEARCH FACILITIES: reading rooms, catalogs, copying facilities. PUBLICATIONS BASED ON COLLECTIONS: Bjoring, Bob and Susan Cunningham. Explorers' SERVICES: reference assistance available. and Travellers' journals Documenting Early Contacts with Native Americans in the Pacific Northwest, SIZE AND FORMAT: includes approximately 1741-1900. 25,000 photographs, largecollectionof Seaburg, William R. Guide to Pacific Northwest ephemera. Native American Materials in the Melville Jacobs Col- lection and in the Other Archival Collections in the KEY COLLECTIONS: photographs of Native University of Washington Libraries. Americans of the Pacific Northwest; Viola E. Garfield albums on totem art; Clark Kinsey log- PRINTED INFORMATION: above publications ging photographs;The Klondike Nugget, ($5.00 each) and the Comprehensive Guide to the

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RESEARCH FACILITIES: reading room, CENTER FOR NORTHWEST FOLKLORE microfilm room, computer catalogs, copying facilities,files,catalogs, audio and video Washington State Historical Society equipment. 315 North Stadium Way Tacoma, WA 98403 SERVICES: reference assistance available; collection is part of a university program in ar- ESTABLISHED: 1976 chives management on the master's level. SIZE AND FORMAT: includes approximately TELEPHONE: 206/593-2830 500 broadsides, 50,000 pieces of ephemera, 1,000 maps, 700 LP discs, 650 unpublished ACCESS: walk-in. discs, 2,000 tapes, 10,000 ms. cards, 12,000 linear ft. of ms. sheets, 90,000 photo prints, 700 RESEARCH FACILITIES: reading room, card motion pictures, 30,000 reference books and catalog, copying facilities. journals.

SERVICES: reference assistance available. KEY COLLECTIONS: folklore collections include John Harrington Cox, Louis W. Chap- SIZE AND FORMAT: includes approximately pell, Patrick W. Gainer, Carey Woofter, and 500 volumes of reference books and journals. Thomas S. Brown archives,all primarily regional music; strengths in traditional music KEY COLLECTIONS: mainly a collection of of central Appalachia; oral history of coal and books and some sheet music on folk art, folk lumber industry; worker lifestyles. music, and general folklore of the Northwest, including ethnohistorical materials. PUBLICATIONS BASED ON COLLECTIONS: Cuthbert, John A. West Virginia Folk Music, 1982. Forbes, Harold. West Virginia History, 1981. PUBLICATIONS BASED ON COLLECTIONS: Hess, James. Guide to Manuscripts in the West publications thus far on Germans, Chinese, Virginia Collection, 1974. Scots, Italians, Indians, English, Yugoslays, and Gypies. PRINTED INFORMATION: above publications are available; prices on request.

WEST VIRGINIA WISCONSIN WEST VIRGINIA AND REGIONAL HISTORY COLLECTION ETHNIC HERITAGE SOUND ARCHIVE AND RESOURCE CENTER

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ESTABLISHED: 1979 KEY COLLECTIONS: carriages; stage coach inns; Yankee town building. ACCESS: contact librarian, who will advise archive supervisor of your interest. PUBLICATIONS BASED ON COLLECTIONS: Old Wade House Master Plan and Research Summary. RESEARCH FACILITIES: reading room, catalogs, files, copying facilities (fee per copy) nearby, audk-visual equipment nearby. STATE HISTORICAL SOCIETY OF WISCONSIN SIZE AND FORMAT: some disc recordings, 200 tape recordings, 50 photo prints, 1,500 slides, 816 State Street 100 reference books and journals. Madison, WI 53706

KEY COLLECTIONS: copies of Frances ESTABLISHED: 1846 Densmore's Ojibwe materials and Stratman- Thomas materials; tapes of ethnic music, TELEPHONE: 608/262-7304 folklore interviews; focus on Lake Superior region,predominantly Finnish,Croation, ACCESS: open to public. Polish,Norwegian, Swedish, and Ojibwe materials. RESEARCH FACILITIES: reading room, playback facilities, photocopying. PUBLICATIONS BASED ON COLLECTIONS: annual reports. SERVICES: reference assistance available; archivist directs program in archival training in PRINTED INFORMATION: available; some at University of Wisconsin Library School and no cost, field guide at $2.00. supervises student interns.

SIZE AND FORMAT: includes broadsides, huge OLD WADE HOUSE STATE PARK collection of ephemera, including student posters from the 1960s, 30,000 sheet maps, 4,600 maps Box 34 bound in atlases, large collection of unpub- Greenbush, WI 53026 lished tape recordings, 35,000 cu. ft. of ms. sheets, approximately 1 million photo prints, ESTABLISHED: 1953 corresponding number of negatives, some slides, a growing collection of videotapes of television TELEPHONE: 414/526-3271 programming, 1,300 reels of motion pictures, reference books and journals, inch:ding special ACCESS: write or call for appointment. guide to mass communication, theater, and film lists. RESEARCH FACILITIES: reading room, photocopy machine. KEY COLLECTIONS: Cyrus McCormick family and industrial records; Draper collection of SIZE AND FORMAT: includes approximately 5 trans-Appalachian West;ethnicsettler maps, 3 tape recordings, 200 photo prints, 100 materials, especially German and Scandinavian.

124 VII HIGHER EDUCATION PROGPAMS IN FOLKLORE AND FOLKLIFE

DEGREE GRANTING PROGRAMS B.A., M.A., Ph.D. in folklore Contact: W. Edson Richmond California,at Berkeley,Universityof; (812) 335-1027 Berkeley, CA 94720 Masters Program in Folklore Laval, University; Quebec, P.Q. CANADA Department of Anthropology G1K 7P4 M.A. in folklore Programmes d'Arts et Traditions Populaires Contact: Alan Dundes Department d'Histoire (415) 642-2092 B.A., M.A., Ph.D. in folk culture and folk arts Contact: Roland Sanfacon California, at Los Angeles, University of; (418) 656-7099 Los Angeles, CA 90024 Interdepartmental Program in Folklore and Memorial University of Newfoundland; St. Mythology John's, Nfld. CANADA A1C 5S7 M.A., Ph.D. in folklore and mythology Department of Folklore Contact: Robert A. Georges B.A., M.A., Ph.D. in folklore (213) 825-3962 Contact: David D. Buchan (709) 737-8402 Duquesne University; Pittsburgh, PA 15219 Tamburitzans Institute of Folk Arts New York at Buffalo, State University of; School of Music Euffalo, NY 14260 M.A. in folk arts Program in Folklore, Mythology, and Film Contact: Walter W. Kolar Studies (412) 434-5185 Department of English M.A., Ph.D. in English with a concentration George Washington University; Washington, in folklore; M.A. in humanities with a con- DC 20052 centration in folklore Folk life Program Contact: Bruce Jackson American Studies Program/Department of An- (716) 636-2560 thropology M.A. in American studies or anthropology with North Carolina at Chapel Hill, University of; concentration in folklife; Ph.D. in American Chapel Hill, NC 27514 studies with concentration in folklife Curriculum in Folklor.: Contact: John M. Vlach B.A.(interdisciplinary degree), M.A. in (202) 676-7244 folklore, Ph.D. minor in folklore Contact: Daniel W. Patterson Harvard University; Cambridge, MA 02138 (919) 962-4065 Committee on Degrees inFolklore and Mythology Oregon, University of; Eugene, OR 97,103 B.A. in folklore and mythology Program in Folklore and Ethnic Studies Contact: Gregory Nagy Department of English (617) 495-4788 B.A., Ph.D. in anthropology or English with a concentration in folklore Indiana University; Bloomington, IN 47405 Contact: Sharon R. S.ierman Folklore Institute (503) 343-7168

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Texas at Austin, University of; Austin, TX Arizona, University of; Tucson, AZ 85721 78712 Ph.D. in English with a concentration in Center for Intercultural Studies in Folklore and folklore. Ethnomusicology B.A. (special concentration), M.A., Ph.D. in English or anthropology with a concentration Arizona State University; Tempe, AZ 85287 in folklore M.A. in comparative literature or English with Contact: Richard Bauman a conetntratioliinfolklore;Ph.D.in (512) 471-1288 American studies with a concentration in folklore. Utah State University; Logan, UT 84322 Folklore Program Arkansas College; Batesville, AR 72501 Department of English/Department of History Folklore is part of the undergraduate Regional B.A., M.A. in American studies with a concen- Studies Curriculum inthe Humanities tration in folklore Program. Contact: Barre Toelken (801) 750-2728 Bowling Green State University; Bowling Creen, OH 43403 Western Kentucky University;Bowling Green, KY 42101 M.A. in popular culture with a concentration Programs in Folk Studies in folklore. Department of Modern Languages and Inter- cultural Studies Brandeis University; Waltham, MA 02254 B.A. minor in folk studies, M.A.in folk studies B.A. with an interdisciplinary "independent Contact: Burt Feintuch concentration" in folklore. (502) 745-2401 Brooklyn College, CUNY; Brooklyn, NY 11210 MINORS AND CONCENTRATIONS B.A. in American studies with a concentration Abilene Christian University; Abilene, TX in folklore. 79699 M.A. in English with a concentration in California, at Davis, University of; Davis, folklore. CA 95616 M.A., Ph.D.in American studies,an- Alaska, University.of; Fairbanks, AK 99701 thropology, comparative literature, English, B.A., M.A. minor in folklore; M.A. in an- or Spanish with a concentration in folklore.

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Mat California,at Riverside, Universityof; Emporia State University; Emporia, KS Riverside, CA 92521 66801 B.A., M.A., Ph.D. in anthropology with a con- Folklore is part of an undergraduate program centration in folklore. in Great Plains studies. California State University, Long Beach; Evergreen State College; Olympia, WA 98505 Long Beach, CA 90840 B.A. in several disciplines (including American B.A., M.A. in comparative literature with a studies,anthropology,English,and concentration in folklore. ethnomusicology) with a concentration in Carleton College; Northfield, MN 55057 folklore. Programs and courses change yearly. B. A .in American studies with a concentration in folklore. Florida State University; Tallahassee, FL 32306 Carleton University; Ottawa, Ont. CANADA Ph.D. in English with minor in folklore; Ph.D. K1S 5B6 in ethnomusicology with a concentration in B.A., M.A. minor in folklore; M.A. in an- folklore. thropology or Canadian studies with a concentration in folklore. George Mason LTAilversity; Fairfax, VA 22030 B.A. in American studies with a concentration Colorado College; Colorado Springs, CO in folklore. 80903 B.A. in anthropology, English, or ethno- musicolca with a concentration in folklore. Georgetown University; Washington, DC 20057 Colorado State University; Fort Collins, CO B.A. in American studies or interdisciplinary 80523 studies with a concentration in folklore. B.A. with an interdisciplinary concentration, similar to a minor, in folklore. Georgia State University; Atlanta, GA 30303 B.A. in English with a concentration in folklore; Columbia University; New York, NY 10027 B.A. minor in folklore in the Department of M.A., Ph.D. in Uralic studies with a concen- English. tration in folklore. Concord College; Athens, WV 24712 Hawaii at Hilo, University of; Hilo, HI Folklore is part of the undergraduate minor in 96720 Appalachian studies in the Division of Social Folklore ispart of the B.A. program in Sciences. Hawaiian studies in the Humanities Divi- sion. Cornell University; Ithaca, NY 14853 B.A., M.A., Ph.D.inanthropology or Hawaii at Manoa, University of; Honolulu, ethnomusicology with a concentration in HI 96822 folklore. B.A. in dance ethnology; M.A. in Asian studies, Dartmouth College; Hanover, NH 03755 music, or Pacific Island studies with an em- B.A. in ethnomusicology with a concentra- phasis on dance ethnology. tion in folklore. Hobart and William Smith Colleges; Geneva, Eckerd College; St. Petersburg, FL 33705 NY 14456 B.A. in anthropology with a concentration in B.A. in anthropology or English with a concen- folklore. tration in folklore.

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Lord Fairfax Community College; Mid- New York at Binghamton, State University dletown, VA 22645 of; Binghamton, NY 13901 A.A. in liberal arts with a concentration in B.A. in English with a concentration in folklore. folklore.

Louisiana State University; Baton Rouge, LA New York College at Fredonia, State Univer- 70806 sity of; Fredonia, NY 1400 B.A. in anthropology with a concentration in B.A. in American studies or English with a con- folklore; Ph.D. in English with a concentra- centration in folklore. tion in folklore. New York College at New Paltz, State Maine at Orono, University of; Orono, ME University of; New Paltz, NY 12561 04469 Folklore is part of an undergraduate minor in B.A. in anthropology with a concentration in regional studies.

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Ohio State University; Columbus, OH 43210 Sudbury, Universite de;Sudbury, Ont. Ph.D. in English with a concentration in CANADA P3E 2C6 folklore. B.A. minor in folklore

Pennsylvania State University; University Tennessee, University of; Knoxville, TN Park, PA 16802 37996 M.A., Ph.D. in comparative literature with a B.A. in cultural studies with a concentration in concentration in folklore. folklore; B.A. minor in folklore; M.A., Ph.D. in anthropology with a concentration in Pennsylvania State UniversityCapitol folklore. Campus; Middletown, PA 17057 B.A., M.A. in American studies or humanities Texas Tech University; Lubbock, TX 79409 with a concentration in folklore. M.A. minor in folklore; M.A., Ph.D. in English with a concentration in folklore. Plymouth State College; Plymouth, NH 03264 Toledo, University of; Toledo, OH 43606 Undergraduate interdisciplinary minorin B.A. in English with a concentration in folklore. folklore. Tulane University; New Orleans, LA 70118 Radford University; Radford, VA 24142 B.A., M.A., Ph.D. in anthropology with a con- Folklore is part of an undergraduate concentra- centration in folklore.

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136 VIII RECORDING COMPANIES

This chapter lists recording companies in Airways Records North America specializirg in folk music, do Sunnyland Slim folklore, and ethnomusicology. Many are small- 6714 South Halstead Street label companies, frequently limited to regionally Chicago, IL 60621 oriented or other specialized recordings. To locate information on larger record and tape Alabama Traditions Records companies which manufacture but do not Alabama Folklife Association specialize in folk music and ethnomusicology Box 1391 recordings, consult: Billboard International University of Alabama Buyer's Guide (Billboard Publications, 9107 Univ-;rsity, AL 35486 Wilshire Boulevard lie sr1v gills, CA 90210); The New .,... ___-.. ' ...vete%.; Tape Guide Alaska Hit Singles (Schwann Record Catalogs, 535 Boylston Box 707 Street, Boston, MA 02116); and Phonolog Juneau, AK 99801 Reporter (Trade Service Publications, Phonolog Publishing Division, Box 3308, Terminal An- Alligator Records nex, Los Angeles, CA 90051). Box 60234 Chicago, IL 60660

Aaronson & Greene Records Alpine Records Box 7427 Red River, NM 87558 Dallas; TX 75209 Ambient Sound/Rounder Acorn Music See: Rounder 323 Marine Street, Suite 5 Santa Monica, CA 90405 Ambiente Music Productions Box 91120 Acoustic Revival Records Worldway Postal Center 1437 West Howard Street Los Angeles, CA 90009 Chicago, IL 60626 Also: Tin Ear Ameer Khusro Society of America Adelphi Records 6 Dorchester Court Bolingbrook, IL 60439 Box 288 Silver Spring, MD 20907 tmerican Folklife Center Advent Productions See: Library of Congress Box 772 El Cerrito, CA 94530 American Heritage Music Corporation Also: Bullfrog, Muskadine 1208 Everett Street Caldwell, ID 83605 Airflyce Records 918 East 25th Avenue American Indian Soundchiefs Tampa, Fi, 33605 See: Soundchier s

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Appalachian Museum Audio Arts Recording Co. College Post Office Box 2298 Route 1, Box 59 Berea College Highway 43 North Berea, KY 40404 Greenville, NC 27834

Arbor Records Audio Fidelity Records See: Puritan 221 West 57th Street New York, NY 10019 Archive of Folk Culture See: Library of Congress Augusta Heritage Records Augusta Heritage Arts Workshops Davis and Elkins College Archive of Folk Music Elkins, WV 26241 See: Everest Aural Tradition Records Archive of Folk Song Vancouver Folk Music Festival See: Library of Congress 3271 Main Street Vancouver, British Columbia Arhoolie Records CANADA V5V 3M6 10341 San Pablo Avenue El Cerrito, CA 94530 B & F Record Co. Also. Blues Classics, Folk lyric, Old Timey 3046 East 123rd Street Cleveland, OH 44120 Arizona Friends of Folklore Box 5905 BRI Records Northern Arizona University Blue Ridge Institute Flagstaff, AZ 86001 Ferrum College Ferrum, VA 24088 Arka Armenian Records 4856 Santa Monica Boulevard B's Records Los Angeles, CA 90029 1285 Fulton Street Brooklyn, NY 11216 Arkansas Traditions Ozark Folk Center Balkan Arts Records Mountain View, AR 72560 Ethnic Folk Arts Center 325 Spring Street Arloco Records New York, NY 10013 250 West 57th Street, Suite 2017 New York, NY 10107 Balkan Record Distributing Co. RD 3, Concord Church Road Asch Records Beaver Falls, PA 15010 See: Folkways Balkan Serenaders Recording Co. Asylum Records Box 103 See: Elektra/Asylum/Nonesuch North Tonawanda, NY 1412e

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Bay Records Black Socks Press 1516 Oak Street, Suite 320S 11 Evergreen Avenue Alameda, CA 94501 Somerville, MA 02143 Also: Silk Purse Black Top Records Beancake Records Box 56691 Box 4211 New Orleans, LA 70156 Ann Arbor, MI 48106

Becar Tamburitzans Blind Pig Records 27 Grande Avenue Box 2344 Stoney Creek, Ontario San Francisco, CA 94126 CANADA L8G 2C9 Blue Dag Records Bel-Aire Record Co. 134 North 14th Street 1740 West 47th Street Lincoln, NE 68502 Chicago, IL 60609 Blue Flame Berea College Recreation Extension Office Box 49 College Post Office Box 287 Bradford, RI 02808 Berea College Berea, KY 40404 Blue Goose See: Yazoo Bert & I Records 35 Mill Road Blue Rhythm Ipswich, MA 01938 220 East 17th Street Washington, IA 52353 Bilingual Media Productions Box 9337 North Berkeley Station Blues Classics Berkeley, CA 94709 See: Arhoolie

Biograph Records Blues Unlimited 16 River Street Box 1345 Chatham, NY 12037 413 North Parkerson Avenue Also: Historical, Melodeon Crowley, LA 70526

Birch Records Blythewood Records Box 92 Box 344 Wilmette, IL 60091 Great Falls, VA 22066

Biscuit City Record Co. Boot Records 3947 Waterhoux Road 1343 Matheson Boulevard West Oakland, CA 94602 Mississauga, Ontario CANADA L4W IRI

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Brandywine Records Canaan Records Box 413 4800 West Waco Drive Durham, NH 03824 Waco, TX 76703

Breakwater Records Canadian Folk Music Society 277 Duckworth Street 1314 Shelbor-ne Street, S.W. Saint John's, Newfoundland Calgary, Aibcrta CANADA A1C 1G9 CANADA T3C 2K8

Briar Records Canadian Folk Workshop Box 5853 3169 Waterloo Street Pasadena, CA 91107 Vancouver, British Columbia. Also: Sierra CANADA V6R 3J8

Brigadier Records Cantemos Records Tuskegee Institute Box 246 Campus Supply Store Taos, NM 87571 Tuskegee, AL 36088 Canterbury Folk Productions Bruno Hi-Fi Records do Dudley Laufman do Acropole Corporation of America Canterbury, NH 03224 1410 York Avenue, Suite 2D New York, NY 10021 Canto Libre Record: Center for Cuban Studies Bullfrog Records 220 East 23rd Street See: Advent New York, NY 10010

CMH Records Canyon Records Box 39459 4143 North 16th Street Los Angeles, CA 90039 Phoenix, AZ 85016

CMS Records & Cassettes Carawan Records Musical Concepts RFD 3, Box 370 Box 53 New Market, TN 37820 Cedarhurst, NY 11516 Cariiio Records/Caytronics Record Corp. Cabbage Records 401 Fifth Avenue 1015 Mariposa Avenue New York, NY 10016 Berkeley, CA 94707 Cassandra Records Cabin Home Records Schroder Music Co. 25 Shattuck Street 2027 Parker Street Greenfield, MA 01301 Berkeley, CA 94704

134 Celeste Records Colburn & Stewart See: Traditional do Vintage Fretted Instruments 9 North Main Street Center for the Study of Comparative Folklore Ashland, NH 03317 and Mythology University of California Cole Harbor Music Los Angeles, CA 90024 14 Hess Street South Hamilton, Ontario Center Records CANADA L8P 3M9 885 Clayton Street San Francisco, CA 94117 Collector Records 1604 Arbor View Road El Centro Campesino Cultural Silver Spring, MD 20902 Box 1278 San Juan Batista, CA 95045 Collegium Records See: Minstrel

Chelsea House Records Colonial Williamsburg Box 1057 Box B Brattleboro, VT 05301 Williamsburg, VA 23185

Chess Records Colorado State Folk Arts Program 96 West Street Colorado Council on the Arts and Humanities Englewood, NJ 07631 770 Pennsylvania Street Denver, CO 80203 Chestnut Grove Records c/o William M. Nunley Columbia Special Products Abingdon, VA 24201 51 West 52nd Street New York, NY 10019 Choctaw Central High School Music Department Columbus Museum of Arts and Sciences Route 7, Box 72 1251 Wynnton Road Philadelphia, MS 39350 Columbus, GA 31906

Clean Cuts Copper Creek Records Box 16264 2623 Cedarhurst Avenue, N.W. Baltimore, MD 21210 Roanoke, VA 24012

Clearwater Publishii7 Co. Country Dance and Song Society of America 1995 Broadway 505 8th Avenue New York, NY 10023 New York, NY 10018

Coalition of Labor Union Women Country Dances in Connecticut 15 Union Square Box 7-216 New York, NY 10003 West Hartford, CT 06107

Coco Records Country Life Records 1650-1700 Broadway Box 1322 New York, NY 10019 Berea, KY 40404

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Delta International Records Eckerworks Records 1584 East 31st Street Box 731 Cleveland, OH 44114 Brookline, MA 02147

136 Elderberry Records Fast Folk Musical Magazine The Cultural Center 178 West Houston Street, Suite 9 Capitol Complex New York, NY 10014 Charleston, WV 25305 Festival Records Elektra/Asylum/Nonesuch Records 2769 West Pico Boulevard 665 5th Avenue Los Angeles, CA 90006 New York, NY 10022 Also: Dyno, Selo

Elephant Records Fiddlededoo Records 77 Berkeley Street 613 Michigan Avenue Toronto, Ontario Evanston, IL 60202 CANADA M5A 2W5 Fiddler's Grove Records End of the Trail Music Box 11 Box 3157 Union Grove, NC 28689 Ridgewood, NY 11385 Fire on the Mountain Records Esca Records Box 3827 c/o Lincoln Records Berkeley, CA 94703 410 Franklin Street Cambridge, MA 02139 Florida Polklife Program Box 265 Eskimo Brand Records White Springs, FL 32096 501-A South Frederick Avenue, Suite 1 Gaithersburg, MD 20877 Flying Crow See: Mamlish Ethnic Folkways Flying Fish Records See: Folkways 1304 West Schubert Street Chicago, IL 60614 Ethnodisc c/o Dr. Josef Pacholczyk Flying High 24 Ridge Road See: Richey Baltimore, MD 21228 Fogarty's Cove Music Everest Records Woodburn Road, RR 1 2020 Avenue of the Stars Hannon, Ontario Concourse Level CANADA LOR 1P0 Century City, CA 90067 Also: Archive of Folk Music, Golden Age, Folk Dancer Records Olympic, Traditional Box 201 Flushing, NY 11352 Falcon Records Folk-Legacy Records Box 1689 Sharon Mountain Road McAllen, TX 785W Sharon, CT 06069 Fantoxic Music Folk Tradition Records Box 288 108 Stout Road Basking Ridge, NJ 07920 Ambler, PA 19002

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,.. i43 Folklore Village Farm Records GNP Crescendo Wisconsin Folk life Center 8400 Sunset Boulevard Route 3 Los An Oes, CA 90069 Dodgeville, WI 53533 Formerly: Wisconsin Old-Time Music Project Galax Old Fiddler's Convention Box 655 Folk lyric Records Galax, VA 24333 See: Arhoo:ie Gateway Records Folkraft Records 234 Forbes Avenue 10 Fenwick Street Pittsburgh, PA 15222 Newark, NJ 07114 A Gentle Wind Folkways Records Songs and Stories for Children 632 Broadway, 9th Floor Box 3103 New York, NY 10012 Albany, NY 12203 Also: Asch, Ethnic Folkways, RBF Geordie Fox Hollow Records See: Green liays do Burnstine RD 1 Goldband Records Petersburg, NY 12138 313 Church Street Lake Charles, LA 70601 Foxfire Records Box B Golddust Records Ra'oun Gap, GA 30568 Box 998 Melissa Park, NM 88047 Franklin Mint Record Society Franklin Center, PA 19091 Golden Age Records See: Everest Freckle Records Box 4005 eqttk., WA 98104 Golden Egg Records Bridger Productions Fretless Records 7081/2 West 8th Street See: Rounder Austin, TX 78701

Front Hall Records Good Company Productions RD 1, Drawer A Box 429 Vorheesville, NY 12186 Newton Centre, MA 02159

Front Porch Records Great Divide Records Arts Experiment Station 178 West Houston Street Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College New York, NY 10014 Tifton, GA 31794 Green Linnet Records Fuse Music 70 Turner Hill Road 12301/2 Garden Street New Canaan, CT 06840 Santa Barbara, CA 93101 Also: Innisfree, Leviathan

138 Green Tree Records Heritage Records do Miriam Patchem Route 3, Box 278 2340 Sierra Court Galax, VA 24333 Palo Alto, CA 94303 Also: Mountain

Greenhays Recordings Herwin Records 7-A Locust Avenue See: Shanachie Port Washington, NY 11050 Also: Geordie High Water Recording Co. c/o Dr. David Evans Greyko Recording Co. Department of Music Box 4043 Memphis State University Pittsburgh, PA 15201 Memphis, TN 38152

Guacamole Records High Windy Productions Box 2658 Route 6, Box 572 Austin, TX 76768 Fairview, NC 28730

Gusto Records Hightone Records 1900 Elm Hill Pike Box 8064 Nashville, TN 37210 Emeryville, CA 94462 Also: King, Powerpack, Starday Historic New Orleans Collection Gyroid Records 533 Royal Street Box 1503 New Orleans, LA 70130 Palo Alto, CA 94302 Historical Records HY-C Records See: Biograph 96 Marion Street Toronto, Ontario Hogaku Society Records CANADA M6R 1E7 c/o Henry Burnett, Executive Director Traditional Japanese Music Society Hannibal Records Aaron Copland School of Music 611 Broadway, Suite 415 Queens College New York, NY 10012 Flushing, NY 11367 Hogeye Records Heartbeat Records 1920 Central Street See: Rounder Evanston, IL 60201 Heartwood Records Homespun Tapes Box 8266 Box 694 Salem, MA 01971 Woodstock, NY 12498 Heirloom Records Hoopsnake Records RFD 2 Jefferson National Expansion Historical Wiscasset, ME 04578 Association Folklife Festival Hen Cackle Records 11 North 4th Street See: Sonyatone Records/Hen Cackle St. Louis, MO 63102

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145 Hungaria Records Jewel Recording Co. Box 2073 1544 Kinney Avenue Teaneck, NJ 07666 Cincinnati, OH 45231

Ice Cube Records Jewel Records See: Rooster Blues Box 1125 Shreveport, LA 71102 Indian House Records Box 472 Jimmy Lee Tillman Productions Taos, NM 87571 4453 South Indiana Avenue Chicago, IL 60653 Indian Records Box 47 Joliet Records Fay, OK 73646 Box 67201 Los Angeles, CA 90062 Innisfree See: Green Linnet June Appal Recordings Appalshop Institute of the American West Box 743 Box 656 Whitesburg, KY 41858 Sun Valley, ID 83353 Kaibala Records Irocirafts Records Box 512 RR 2 Ore land, PA 19075 Ohsweken, Ontario CANADA NOA Kaleidophone Records 3740 Kr. lawha Street. N.W. J + R Records Washington, DC 20015 Austin Avenue Toronto, Ontario Kaleidoscope Records CANADA M4M 1V7 Box 0 El Cerrito, CA 94530 JEMF Records John Edwards Memorial Forum Kalico Records Folklore and Mythology Center 1038 Flatbush Avenue Univ.ersity of California Brooklyn, NY 11226 Los Angeles, CA 90024 Kanawa Records Jack Rabbit Records See: Poca River/Kanawa Records 4323 Woodglen Drive Kerrville Music Festival Moorpark, CA 93021 Box 1466 Kerrville, TX 78029 Jay Round Records See: TurneRound Khoury Records Sce: Swallow Jehile Kirkhuff Oldtime Music Fund do Ed & Gerry Berbaum Kicking Mule Records RD 4, Box 39 Box 158 Montrose, PA 18801 Alderpoint, CA 95411

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146 King Records Likeable Records See: Gusto Box 5778 Silver Spring, MD 20912 Kom-A-Day Records See: Swallow Lion's Roar Records Box 671 L&R Records Kenwood, CA 95452 do Marvic Music Co. Box 56042 Live & Learn Records Los Angeles, CA 90008 See: RAS

Labor Records Living Folk Records Box 1262 59 Magazine Street Peter Stuyvesant Station Cambridge, MA 02139 New York, NY 10009 Log Cabin Records Lady of Carlisle Records Battle Ground Historical Corporation 152 Wolf Rock Road Box 225 Carlisle, MA 01741 Battle Ground, IN 47920

Lanor Records Long Sleeve Records Box 233 Box 315 Church Point, LA 70525 Mill Valley, CA 94942

Learning Resources Center Longview Records Southern Illinois University Box 311-E Carbondale, IL 62901 Shaftsbury, VT 05262

Leather Records Lonzo & Oscar 410 Elm Avenue Box 180 Roanoke, VA 24016 Cross Plains, TN 37049

Legend Enterprises Louisiana Folk life Recording Series Louisiana Folk life Program 909 West Armitage Street Box 44247 Chicago, IL 60614 Baton Rouge, LA 70804

Leric Music La Louisianne Records Box 12229 711 Stevenson Street Chicago, IL 60612 Lafayette, LA 70501

Leviathan Records Lucy Records See: Green Linnet Box 67 Saturna Island, British Columbia Library of Congress CANADA VON 217G Recording Laboratory Motion Picture, Broadcasting and Recorded Luna Records Sound Division 434 Center Street Washington, DC 20540 Healdsburg, CA 95448

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Lyrichord Discs Memory Records 141 Perry Street Box 104 New York, NY 10014 Drasco, AR 72530

MCA Coral Menorah Records 2450 Victoria Park Avenue c/o House of Menorah Willowdale, Ontario 36 Eldridge Street CANADA M2J 4A2 New York, NY 10002

MCE Records Merit Records and Tapes 463 State Street See: Delta Schenectady, NY 12305 Meriweather Record Co. Magic Crow Records Bowling Green-Warren County Arts 3 Salem Street Commission Cambridge, MA 02139 502 East Main Street Bowling Green, KY 42101 Maison de Soul See: Swallow Merrywang 1775 Broadway, Suite 2401 Major Records New York, NY 10019 Box 2072 Waynesboro, VA 22°Z,, Midwest Coast Records Box 54 Mama-T Artists Clear Creek, IN 47426 Box 1920 Asheville, NC 28802 Milwaukee Rode Productions Box 285 Mamlish Recording Co. Helena, MT 59624 Box 417 Cathedral Station Mineral River Records New York, NY 10025 Box 292 Also: Country Turtle, Flying Crow Dover, NH 03820 Minority Owned Record Enterprises Marimac Recordings (MORE) Box 5 1205 Lester Drive, N.E. Little Ferry, NJ 07643 Albuquerque, NM 87105 Mariposa Folk Foundation Minstrel Records 525 Adelaide Street East 35-41 72nd Street Toronto, Ontario Jackson Heights, NY 11372 CANADA M5A 3W4 Also: Collegium Meadowlands Records Missouri Friends of the Folk Arts 1130 East 215th Street Box 307 Bronx, NY 10469 New Haven, MO 63068

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Moccasin Flower Records Mustard's Retreat Box 1008 287 Glenmoor Street Britt, MN 55710 Whitmore Lake, MI 48189

Monitor Records National Council for the Traditional Arts 156 Fifth Avenue 806 15th Street, N.W., Suite 400 New York, NY 10010 Washington, DC 20005

Montana Folk life Project National Old Time Fiddler's Contest and Montana Arts Council Festival 1280 South 3rd Street West Chamber of Commerce Missoula, MT 59801 25 West Idaho Street Weiser, ID 83672 Montel Records See: Swallow Native American Music Box 10542 Morningstar Records Midwest City, OK 73140 See: Shanachie New Woodshed Records Mountain Apple 60 Guise Street Box 22373 East Hamilton, Ontario Honolulu, HI 96822 CANADA L8L 4L9

Mountain Laurel Records New World Records Pine Ridge RD 1 231 East 51st Street Temple, PA 19560 New York, NY 10022

Mountain Railroad Records Nexus Records Box 1681 Box 5881 Madison, WI 53701 Bellingham, WA 98225

Mountain Records Nighthawk Records See: Heritage Box 15856 St. Louis, MO 63114 The Murphy Method Box 1215 Nonesuch Records Hawt: ,rne, FL 32640 See: Elektra/Asylum/Nonesuch

Murray Brothers Records Nodal° Record Co. 4426 Linwood Place 2606 Ruiz Street Riverside, CA 92506 San Antonio, TX 78228

Music Cellar Records Northeast Fiddler's Association 24 Monteith Street RFD 1 Toronto, Ontario Stowe, VT 05672 CANADA M4Y 1K7 November Records Muskadine Records 49 Winchester Street, Suite 1 See: Advent Brookline, MA 02146

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Ocooch Mountain Records Pasquinade Music Route 2, Box 163A 2922 Eric Lane Viola, WI 54664 Dallas, TX 75234

Ohio Foundation on the Arts Records Pearl &cords do Tim Lloyd, Coordinator See: Delmark Traditional Arts Research and Development Program Peter, Paul & Mary Co. Ohio Arts Council Box 1380 727 East Main Street Murray Hill, NY 10156 Columbus, OH 43205 Philo Records Old Harbor Records See: Rounder 117 Ruggles Street Providence, RI 02908 Pigeon Inlet Productions do Boot Records Old Homestead Records 1343 Matheson Boulevard Box 100 East Mississauga, Ontario Brighton, MI 48116 CANADA L4W 1R1

Old Timey Records Pine Mountain Records See: Arhoolie Box 584 Barbourville, 40911 Olivia Re:ords 4400 Market Street Oakland, CA 94608 Pioneer Records 161 Pelham Road Olympic Records Amherst, MA 01002 See: Everest Poca River/Kanawa Records Origin Jazz Library Box 563 330 California, Suite 302 Fairmont, WV 26555 Santa Monica, CA 90403 Police Records Original Music do Ray Owen RD 1, Box 190 Box 12 Lasher Road Gettysburg, PA 17325 Tivoli, NY 12583 Outlet Records Polka Mass Box 594 Box Rocky Mountain, VA 24151 Eveieth, MN 55734 Paper Crane Records Popovich Brothers Records Box 79 111-10 South Avenue East Cambridge, MA 02238 South Chicago, IL 60617

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150 P;tato Satellite Recorc Red Dog Records Box 472 615 Clay Lane Martindale, TX 78655 State College, PA 16801

Powerpack Records Red House Records See: Gusto Box 4044 Saint Paul, MN 55104 Prairie Druid Records 219 11th Street East Red Pajamas Records Saskatoon, Saskatchewan Box 233 CANADA S7N 0E5 Seal Beach, CA 90740

Punchdrunk Records Redwood Records Box 27125 476 West MacArthur Boulevard Washington, DC 20038 Oakland, CA 94609

Puritan Records Revels Records Box 44 Box 290 512 Jewitt Street Cambridge, MA 02238 Battle Ground, IN 47920 Also: Arbor Revonlli Records Box 217 RAS Records Ferndale, NY 12734 4132 Howard Avenue Kensington, MD 20895 Rex Records Also: Debo, Live & Le- :-ri 34 Martin Street Holyoke, MA 01040 RBF Records See: Folkways Richey Records 7121 West Vickery, Suite 118 Rainbow Snake Records Box 12937 Box 922 Fort Worth, TX 76116 Greenfield, MA 01302 Also: Flying High, Ridge Runner

Rainlight Records Ridge Runner Records Drawer 10 See: Richey Clarendon, TX 79226 Rim Rock Records Rampur Records Concord, AZ 72523 2018 Deleware Street Berkeley, CA 94708 Rio Vista Records Box 11576 Rebel Records Oakland, CA 94611 See: County Rooster Blues Red Beans Records 2615 North Wilton Avenue 224u North Magnolia Chicago, IL 60614 Chicago, IL 60614 Also: Ice Cube

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Rosetta Records Sierra Records 115 West 16th Street See: Briar New York, NY 10011 Silk Purse Records Round Records See: Bay See: TurneRound Skandisk Records Rounder Records 3424 19th Avenue South 1 Camp Street Minneapolis, MN 55407 Cambridge, MA 02140 Also: Ambient Sound/Rounder, Daring, Skookumchuk Records Fretless, Heartbeat, Philo, Varrick 4158 10th Avenue Vancouver, British Columbia Rural Rhythm Records CANADA V6R 2H3 c/o Uncle Jim O'Neal Box A Skyline Records 106 East Live Oak Street See: Traditit aal Arcadia, CA 91006 Sleepy Morning Records SMC Pro-Arte Box 393 Spanish Music Center Scarsdale, NY 10583 319 West 48th Street New York, NY 10036 Smithsonian Recordings Box 10230 Sampler Records Des Moines, IA 50336 197 Melrose Street Rochester, NY 14619 Snow Goose Songs c/o Valerie Enterprises Sawyer Product:ans Woodburn Road, RR 1 214 Virginia Drive Hannon, Ontario Birmingham, AL 35209 CANADA LOR 1P0 Second Wave Records Song Bank 4400 Market Street Box 933 Oakland, CA 94608 Peck Slip Station New York, NY 10272 Selo Records See: Festival :songs the Redman See: Soundchief's Shanachie Records Dalebrook Park Sonyatone Records/Hen Cackle Records Hohokus, NJ 07423 Box 567 Also: Herwin, Morningstar Santa Ba .oara, CA 93102 Shar Lin Records Sound, Inc. 518 Early Fall Court 56880 North Avenue Herndon, VA 22070 New Haven, MI 48048

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Southern Culture Records Sunny Mountain Records Center for the Study of Southern Culture do Barbara and William Koehler University of Mississippi Box 14592 University, MS 38677 Gainesville, FL 32604

Southern Folk Cultural Revival Project Swallow Records 339 Valeria Street Drawer 10 Nashville, TN 37210 434 East Main Street Ville Platte, LA 70586 Southern Folklore Records Also: Khoury, Kom-A-Day, Lyric, Maison Center for Southern Folklore de Soul, Montel 1216 Peabody Avenue Box 40105 Takoma Records Memphis, TN 38104 do Allegiance Records 7525 Fountain Avenue Southland Records Hollywood, CA 90046 3008 Wadsworth Mill Place Decatur, G/ 30032 Tambur Records do Tara Records Specialty Records 29 Derby Avenue 8300 Santa Monica Boulevard Cedarhurst, NY 11516 Los Angeles, CA 90069

Spin of Desire Records Taos Recordings & Publications do Elderly Instruments Box 246 1100 North Washington Avenue Taos, NM 87571 Box 14210 Lansing, MI 48906 Tatanka Records 6949 Highway 73 Spivey Records Evergreen, CO 80439 65 Grand Avenue Brooklyn, NY 11202 Temple [U.S.] Records 72 Egerton Road Starday Arlington, MA 02174 See: Gusto Tennessee Folklore Society stash Records Box 201 Box 390 Middle Tennessee State University Brooklyn, NY 11215 Murfreesboro, TN 37132

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153 Tennvale Recordings TurneRound Records Box 1624 6470 8th Avenue Huntsville, A.7., 35807 Grandville, MI 49418 Also: Jay Round, Round Texas Rose Records 13821 Calvert Street Turtle Mountain Music Var. Nuys, CA q:401 Turtle Mountain Community College Box 340 Thrushwood Records Belcourt, ND 58316 Box 111 Pomfret, CT 06258 Turtle Records Box 131, Station A Time-Life Records Winnipeg, Manitoba 777 Duke Street CANADA R3K 1Z9 Alexandria, VA 22314 UAW Records Tin Ear Records UAW Region 9A See: Acoustic Revival 111 South Road Box 432 Topsoil Music Farmington, CT 06032 22283 Cass Avenue Woodland Hills, CA 91364 UCLA Program in Ethnomusicology Department of Music Touching Leaves University of California, Los Angeles 927 Portland Avenue Los Angeles, CA 90024 Dewey, OK 74029 Trade Wind Records Union County Historical Society Oral Traditions Project Box 138 Union County Courthouse Black Earth, WI 53515 Lewisburg, PA 17837 Tradition Records See: Everest University of Missouri Press Box 1653 Traditional Records Hagerstown, MD 21741 Box 8, Highway 32 Cosby, TN 37722 University of North Carolina Press Also: Celeste, Skyline, Troubador Customer Service Department Box 2288 Train on the Island Records Chapel Hill, NC 27514 June App1,2. Musician's Co-Op Box 9701 Minneapolis, MN 55440 University of Utah Press USB 101 Trix Records Salt Lake City, UT 84112 Drawer AB Rosendale, NY 12472 University of Washington Press Audiovisual Department Troubador Records Box 85569 See: Traditional Seattle, WA 98145

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Vetco Records Worker Records do Jimmie Skinner Record Shoo 1233 Kearny Street, N.E. 5825 Vine Street Washington, DC 20017 Cincinnati, OH 45216 Workshop Records Voyager Records Box 49507 424 35th Avenue Austin, TX 78765 Seattle, WA 98122 World Music Enterprises West Virginia University Press 717 Avondale Street Sound Archive Kent, OH 44240 Wise Library Xalman Label Box 6069 c/o La Casa de La Raza Cultural Arts Morgantown, WV 26506 601 East Montecito Street Santa Barbara, CA 93103 Wheatland Record Co. Wheatland Music Organization Yazoo Records Box 22 245 Waverly Place Remus, MI 49340 New York, NY 10014 Also: Blue Goose Wildwood Records Box 48 Yellow Moon Press Hillside Colony 1725 Commonwealth Avenue Stillwater, NY 12170 Brighton, MA 02135

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Directory of Historical Societies and Agencies in Federal Funding Guide the United States and Canada Government Information Services American Association for State and Local 1611 North Kent Street, Suite 508 History Arlington, VA 22209 708 Berry Road Federal Organization Service Nashville, TN 37204 Carroll Publishing Company 1058 Thomas Jefferson Street, N.W. Directory of Special Libraries and Information Washington, DC 20007 Centers Gale Research Company Festivals Sourcebook Book Tower Gale Research Company Detroit, MI 48226 Book Tower Detroit, MI 48226 Directory of State Education Agencies Council of Chief State School Officers Folklore Theses and Dissertations in the 400 North Capitol Street, N.W., Suite 379 United States Washington, DC 20001 (Publication of the American Folklore Society, Bibliographical and Special Series, Encyclopedia of Associations Volume 27) Gale Research Company University of Texas Press Book Tower Box 7819 Detroit, MI 48226 Austin, TX 78712

Encyclopedic Directory of Ethnic Newspapers and Funding Guide for Native Americans Periodicals in the United States DCA Publishers Libraries Unlimited, Inc. Dean Chavers and Associates Box 263 7001 South 234th East Avenue Littleton, CO 80120 Broken Arrow, OK 74014 Grass Roots International Folk Resource Encyclopedic Directory of Ethnic Organizations Directory in the United States 444 West 54th Street Libraries Unlimited, Inc. New York, NY 10019 Box 263 Littleton, CO 80120 Guide to Ethnic Museums, Libraries, and Archives in the United States Ethnic Information Sources of the United States Program for the Study of Ethnic Publications Gale Research Company School of Library Science Book Tower Kent State University Detroit, MI 48226 Kent, OH 44242

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