Appalachian Community Histories, Rural Communities & CrossroadsFlat, Wolfe County: From Flatwoods to a Kentucky Post Office Community Alex Hall / Wolfe County KY
Appalachian Community Histories, Towns, Cities & NeighborhoodsHazel Green, Wolfe County: Education, Healing Waters, and Mountain Community Alex Hall / Wolfe County KY
Appalachian Community Histories, Railroad CommunitiesPine Ridge, Wolfe County: The Railroad, Alvan Drew School, and Dessie Scott Alex Hall / Wolfe County KY
Appalachian Community Histories, Towns, Cities & NeighborhoodsCampton, Wolfe County: Courthouse Fires, Oil Wells, Court Day, and the School on the Hill Alex Hall / Wolfe County KY
Appalachian Community Histories, Rural Communities & CrossroadsPence, Wolfe County: The Family Settlement at the Mouth of Pence Branch Alex Hall / Wolfe County KY
Appalachian Community Histories, Rural Communities & CrossroadsBelknap, Wolfe County: Kiser Wilson, Rural Mail, and a Lasting Mountain Name Alex Hall / Wolfe County KY
Appalachian Community Histories, Rural Communities & CrossroadsRogers, Wolfe County: The Blacksmith, the Post Office, and the Name That Endured Alex Hall / Wolfe County KY
Appalachian Community Histories, Lost, Vanished & Displaced CommunitiesTorrent, Wolfe County: Railroad Hotels, Oil Fields, and a Vanished Mountain Community Alex Hall / Wolfe County KY
Appalachian Community Histories, Rural Communities & CrossroadsBethany, Wolfe County: The Orphanage That Built a Community Alex Hall / Wolfe County KY
Appalachian Community Histories, Rural Communities & CrossroadsValeria, Wolfe County: From the Seitz Proposal to a Lasting Mountain Place Name Alex Hall / Wolfe County KY
Appalachian Community Histories, Rural Communities & CrossroadsZachariah, Wolfe County: From Zoe to a County-Line Post Office Alex Hall / Wolfe County KY
Appalachian Community Histories, Lost, Vanished & Displaced CommunitiesLee City, Wolfe County: Railroad, Red River, and a Forgotten Incorporated Town Alex Hall / Wolfe County KY
Appalachian Community Histories, Rural Communities & CrossroadsTrent, Wolfe County: From a 1904 Post Office to Kentucky Route 191 Alex Hall / Wolfe County KY
Appalachian Community Histories, Rural Communities & CrossroadsBaptist, Wolfe County: Stillwater Church, the Wells Store, and Life Along Baptist Fork Alex Hall / Wolfe County KY
Appalachian Community Histories, Rural Communities & CrossroadsBurkhart, Wolfe County: From Wheel Rim Fork to Poor Branch Alex Hall / Wolfe County KY
Appalachian Community Histories, Rural Communities & CrossroadsCalaboose, Wolfe County: School, Mail, and Memory Along Calaboose Road Alex Hall / Wolfe County KY
Appalachian Community Histories, Rural Communities & CrossroadsBear Pen, Wolfe County: From an 1889 Creek Law to a Lasting Appalachian Community Alex Hall / Wolfe County KY
Appalachian FiguresThe Story of David Hogg of Letcher, Kentucky Alex Hall / Letcher County KY, Montgomery County KY, Wolfe County KY
Appalachian History, Disasters & Environmental HistoryDaniel Boone National Forest: The New Deal Forest That Preserved Eastern Kentucky’s Mountain Past Alex Hall / Bath County KY, Clay County KY, Estill County KY, Harlan County KY, Jackson County KY, Knox County KY, Laurel County KY, Lee County KY, Leslie County KY, McCreary County KY, Menifee County KY, Morgan County KY, Owsley County KY, Perry County KY, Powell County KY, Pulaski County KY, Rockcastle County KY, Rowan County KY, Wayne County KY, Whitley County KY, Wolfe County KY
Appalachian History, Civil War & ReconstructionCivil War in Wolfe County, Kentucky: Hazel Green Occupations, Morgan’s Foot Cavalry, Devil’s Creek Guerrillas, and Three Forks Battalion Alex Hall / Wolfe County KY
Appalachian Folklore & Myths, Legends, Tall Tales & Folk HeroesSwift’s Silver Mines: Legend, Land Claims, and Kentucky’s Phantom Silver Alex Hall / Bell County KY, Clark County KY, Powell County KY, Wolfe County KY
