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Accession Number: 81
The Edna Lynn Simms Collection
Papers, 1855-1963
3.6 Linear Feet
Online Catalog
Record (BANC)
Overview & Series Description
History
Series I - Personal / Biographical
Series II - Mountain
Family Documents and Records
Series III - Printed Material
Series IV - Photographs
Series V - Note Cards
Series VI - Scrapbook and Ledgers
| Series
IV |
Photographs |
Boxes 2-4 |
This series consists of over 160 images depicting mountain people and lifestyles
made by Simms and various professional photographers. They are arranged in numbered
order and an identification label with information about the photograph is attached
to each.
Box 2
- Edna Lynn Simms
- Mountaineer Museum
- Graveyards
- Transportation
- Buildings
- Landscapes I
- Landscapes II
Box 3
- People I
- People II
- People III
Box 4
- People IV
- People V
- People VI
- Other
| Series V |
Note Cards |
Box 5 |
This series consists of a set of categorically arranged note cards on which Simms
recorded much of her research data. The cards have been preserved with Simms'
sub-headings, labels and filing order. Topics within the note card collection
include herbs and cures, Appalachian speech, traits of mountain people, and information
on the Smoky Mountains.
Box 5
- Speech
- Herbs and Cures, Diseases
- Corn and Food
- Superstitions
- Traits
- Facts and Notes
- Observations
- Titles
- Implements
- Music and Songs
- Church and Religion
- Queer Names of People
- Graveyards
- Old Residents
- Flowers and Shrubs, Plants
- Animals
- Museum
- Smokies
- Cherokee
- Small Notebook
| Series VI |
Scrapbook and Ledgers |
Box 6 |
This series consists of a scrapbook of Knoxville News-Sentinel clippings
from relating to The Great Smoky Mountains. Also included are five guest register
ledgers from the Mountaineer Museum.
Box 6
- Scrapbook, 1928-1935
- Guest Ledger, (Notebook) 1945-1953
- Guest Ledger, (Composition) 1932-1938
- Guest Ledger, (Scholastic) 1937-1956
- Guest Ledger, (University Swing) 1938-1956
- Guest Ledger, (Guest Register) 1941-1950
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