Bob on the Ore Dump. The picture is similar to the one in Kephart's article "The Southern Highlander" (part II, "The Back of Beyond") which appeared in "Outing Magazine," January 1913, p. 397, and was labeled "Bob." It might have been taken during…
In a letter to Horace Kephart on March 7, 1923, a friend Bob informs Kephart that Kirk is in jail again. He regrets not being able to visit him but wishes Kephart would visit.
Both the handwritten caption on the back of the photograph and the Album caption read: "Bob's Father 'gritting' corn." This photograph is on Album page 47 with the heading "Great Smoky Mts."
The caption on the reverse of the picture, taken on Dicks Creek, near Dillsboro, North Carolina, reads, "Boiling sorghum - Dick Creek little mill in background." This photograph is on Album page 5 with the heading "Tuckaseegee River." It is one of…
Book press; (a) Wooden book press with metal binders with spring and adjustable mechanism; ''11'' and ''12'' are cast on metal parts; (b) detached metal binder; presumably (b) should be mounted to (a) arm; (a) 13''L x 13''W x 8'' H.
One pair (a) left (b) right of brown leather half-boots with metal eylets and eyehooks; inside shoe - ''THE PATRIOT SHOE'' ''ROBERTS, JOHNSON, & RAND ST. LOUIS'' ''475 1904 T MC3''; on bottom of heal ''Panther Tread''; leather is cracking and soles…
Photograph of a bridge in Bryson City, North Carolina, used for automobile and pedestrian traffic. A partial ink stamp number on back reads "405." Also on the back, note in pencil in Kephart's handwriting, "F.6.6. 1/100". The description in…