Appalachian Community HistoriesMaces Spring, Scott County: Route 614, Mount Vernon Church, and the Carter Family Legacy Alex Hall / Scott County VA
Appalachian Community HistoriesPattonsville, Scott County: Rev. Samuel Patton, Powell Mountain, and a Village Preserved by Records Alex Hall / Scott County VA
Appalachian Community HistoriesNottingham, Scott County: A Church, a Family Name, and a Community Kept in the Records Alex Hall / Scott County VA
Appalachian Community HistoriesMidway, Scott County: A School, a Church, and a Road North of Gate City Alex Hall / Scott County VA
Appalachian Community HistoriesMabe, Scott County: Cox Chapel, School News, and a Road Through the Mountains Alex Hall / Scott County VA
Appalachian Community HistoriesRye Cove, Scott County: Carter’s Fort, the Schoolhouse Cyclone, and a Cove Remembered Alex Hall / Scott County VA
Appalachian Community HistoriesSlabtown, Scott County: Slabtown Circle, Big Moccasin Creek, and a Community Kept in the Records Alex Hall / Scott County VA
Appalachian Community HistoriesGate City, Scott County: Big Moccasin Gap, Jackson Street, and a County Seat at the Gateway Alex Hall / Scott County VA
Appalachian Community HistoriesCopper Creek, Scott County: Church Records, Fort House Memory, and a Creek Below the Trestle Alex Hall / Scott County VA
Appalachian Community HistoriesDungannon, Scott County: Osborne’s Ford, the Clinch River, and a Depot Saved for Memory Alex Hall / Scott County VA
Appalachian Community HistoriesDuffield, Scott County: Kane Gap, Natural Tunnel, and the Road Through the Mountains Alex Hall / Scott County VA
Appalachian Community HistoriesAntioch, Scott County: Antioch Church, Quillin Land, and a Community Remembered on Nickelsville Road Alex Hall / Scott County VA
Appalachian Community HistoriesFort Blackmore, Scott County: Stony Creek, Daniel Boone, and the Lower Clinch Frontier Alex Hall / Scott County VA
Appalachian Community HistoriesHiltons, Scott County: The Hilton Name, Maces Spring, and the Carter Family Legacy Alex Hall / Scott County VA
Appalachian Community HistoriesWeber City, Scott County: Frank Parker, Moccasin Gap, and the Name That Stuck Alex Hall / Scott County VA
Appalachian Community HistoriesNickelsville, Scott County: Frontier Forts, Bush Mill, and the Roads Toward Gate City Alex Hall / Scott County VA
Appalachian Community HistoriesGlenita, Scott County: Stock Creek, Carter’s Fort, and the Community Beside Natural Tunnel Alex Hall / Scott County VA
Appalachian Community HistoriesFulkerson, Scott County: The Mill, the House, and the Holston Valley Settlement Alex Hall / Scott County VA
Appalachian Community HistoriesDaniel Boone, Scott County: From the Clinch Frontier to the Railroad Yard Alex Hall / Scott County VA
Appalachian Community HistoriesFairview, Scott County: Schools, Cemeteries, Voting Records, and Rural Appalachian Memory Alex Hall / Scott County VA
Appalachian Community HistoriesRed Oak, Bell County: Kennedy Peak, Red Oak Baptist Church, and a Community on Middlesboro’s Edge Alex Hall / Bell County KY
Appalachian Community HistoriesRella, Bell County: Bell Mine, KY 66, and a Coal Community Near Arjay Alex Hall / Bell County KY
Appalachian Community HistoriesTejay, Bell County: Toms Creek, the L&N, and a Coal Camp Named for T. J. Asher Alex Hall / Bell County KY
Appalachian Community HistoriesPruden, Bell County: Clear Fork, the 1933 Tornado, and a Coal Town Remembered Alex Hall / Bell County KY
Appalachian Community HistoriesStony Fork Junction, Bell County: Railroad Branches, Coal Mines, and Yellow Creek’s Headwaters Alex Hall / Bell County KY
Appalachian Community HistoriesWasioto, Bell County: Timber, Coal, and the Railroad Crossing Below Pineville Alex Hall / Bell County KY
Appalachian Community HistoriesFlat Shoals, Bell County: Schools, Churches, Railroads, and a Community Kept in the Records Alex Hall / Bell County KY
Appalachian Community HistoriesVarilla, Bell County: Cumberland River Roads, Coal Mines, and an Asher Family Name Alex Hall / Bell County KY
Appalachian Community HistoriesTinsley, Bell County: Post Office Records, Coal Scrip, and White Church on Greasy Creek Alex Hall / Bell County KY
Appalachian Community HistoriesTuggleville, Bell County: Puckett Creek, the Tuggle Name, and a Community Kept in the Records Alex Hall / Bell County KY
