Terri Dickey's typewritten account as collected by herself of a family who traveled through Europe and was mistakenly fed their own dog due to a miscommunication at a restaurant.
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Terri Dickey's transcribed personal account of Doc Strong. According to Dickey, Doc Strong lived in Coxville, Indiana, and buried jars of money in his yard.
This is Terri Kuhns's typewritten variant of the legend of Spook Light Hill in Clay County near Brazil Indiana. According to legend, a man was lost one evening and now his wife searches for him with a latern.
Terri Daugherty's typewritten account of her parents discovery of a baby bat in a can of Coke as collected by Claudia Saxer. Daugherty goes on to state that they were given a free case of Coke every week as a result of finding the bat.
Terri Dickey's transcribed interview of Domenic Nepote, Jr about moonshiners in Clinton, Indiana. According to Nepote, his grandfather ran a still during prohibition.
Terri Dickey's transcribed interview of Domenic Nepote, Jr about moonshiners in Clinton, Indiana. According to Nepote, his cousin lives in a house that used to contain a giant still.
Terri Dickey's transcribed interview of Patricia Dickey about moonshiners in Clinton, Indiana. According to Dickey, everyone in Clinton, Indiana, was bootlegging during the 1920s. It ruined a lot of lives.
Terri Dickey's transcribed interview of Domenic Nepote, Jr about moonshiners in Clinton, Indiana. According to Nepote, there is supposedly a tunnel under the Wabash river between Vermillion County and Parke County. Bootleggers used it to escape...
Terri Dickey's transcribed interview of Domenic Nepote, Jr about moonshiners in Clinton, Indiana. According to Nepote, his mother used to buy moonshine and water it down before selling it to men who came to her house.
Terri Dickey's transcribed interview of Domenic Nepote, Jr about moonshiners in Clinton, Indiana. According to Nepote, his mother went on a moonshine run with a family friend when she was a child.
Terri Dickey's transcribed interview of Gilbert Dickey about gypsies. According to Dickey, his grandmother was frequently visited by gypsies. Whenever they would visit, she would hide her money in a cupboard. Without ever going near it, the gypsies...
Annette Dickey's transcribed variant of the Vanishing Hitchhiker urban legend as collected by Terri Dickey. In this account, a group of people see a hitchhiker and decide to pick him up. They ask him where he would like to go, but he did not reply....
Color photograph of a grade six class at Lost Creek Elementary School, 1968-69. Front row left to right: Mrs. Clark, Helen, Annette Milner, Rick Long, Tim Moore, Jack Brown, William Kern, Terri Milner, Terri Utterlock, and Connie Thomas Second row...
This document is an oral history interview of a retired coal miner from Bicknell, Indiana. In this interview, he discusses "black damp," a gas that you couldn't smell in the coal mines.
This document is an oral history interview of a retired coal miner from Bicknell, Indiana. In this interview he discusses the coal miners union and scabs.
