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Family genealogy – an inexact, exact science

Some of us, who have a calling to research many areas of history, can sometimes cringe when confronted ... Read more

Twice Told Tales of the Dark Corner - Dean Campbell

Family genealogy – an inexact, exact science

Some of us, who have a calling to research many areas of history, can sometimes cringe when confronted ... Read more

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‘Shake Hands with Mother Again’

If a thorough examination of lyrics in often-sung ballads and spiritual hymns/ballads in the mountains of North and ... Read more

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Beware the abandoned house…it may be ‘hainted’

Southern Appalachian mountain people in the Dark Corner have delighted in telling and retelling stories to their children ... Read more

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Mad dog causes 1882 holiday season tragedy

Around midnight on a late November 1882 evening, Levi Bowers was startled awake by squealing chickens. He figured ... Read more

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‘Preacher Jim’ Howard was a beloved man of God and the Dark Corner

Perhaps no one “born and raised” in Glassy Mountain township can equal the definitive Everyman persona of James ... Read more

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Whatever happened to your dad’s alligator?

“I thoroughly enjoy your Dark Corner tales in the Bulletin every month, but…” and here, the slightly graying, ... Read more

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Annular eclipse of 1831 was highly anticipated

The Farmer’s Almanac was second only to the Bible with folks in the mountains of the Dark Corner ... Read more

Twice Told Tales of the Dark Corner - Dean Campbell

‘It’s awful hard to scare a fearless man’

Another ghost story often told by Scout Executive Lawrence L. Stanley during Camp Old Indian campfires happened to ... Read more

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John A. Lindsey, the Corner’s bachelor doctor

John A. Lindsey was born in 1865, the year following the end of the Civil War, and was ... Read more