Appalachian treasures

Article Abstract:

The Kentucky Folk Art Center has a permanent collection of paintings, carvings, and different objects by region's most talented untrained artists. During Country Folk Art Show & Auction on 5 June 2004, visitors are allowed to talk with the artists while from June 4-6 they can enjoy the Appalachian tastes and sounds during Bluegrass 'n More.

Performing Arts, Spectator Sports, and Related Industries, Kentucky, Folk Arts, Exhibitions, Folk art, Collections and collecting

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Apple time in the Ozarks

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An overview is presented of the apple-growing regions of Southern Missouri and Northwest Missouri in the United States. Some types of apples begin to ripen from mid-August and the local communities celebrate the harvest with pageants and parades.

Arkansas, Fruit industry, Fruit trade, Missouri, Ozark Mountains

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Open house at Clemson

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There are many attractions on the campus of Clemson University, SC. They include two historic homes, Fort Hill and Hanover House, and the South Carolina Botanical Garden.

Buildings and facilities, Clemson University

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