Kenneth C. Spaulding Photographs

Collection — Box: B (Small Photos), Folder: 1 of 1

Identifier: AppMs-0282

Staff Only

Kenneth C. Spaulding Photographs Digital Collection

Scope and Contents

The Kenneth C. Spaulding Photographs depict rural scenes and homes in Rabun Gap, Georgia; Ocoee, Tennessee; and Newfound Gap, which borders Tennessee and North Carolina.

There are nine photographs dated July 16, 1939 which depict scenery in Rabun Gap, Georgia; Newfound Gap, Tennessee/North Carolina; and Ocoee, Tennessee. The remaining photographs, all undated, consist of ten prints and negatives of rural houses; one print and negative of a barn; and one negative of two men standing in front of a vehicle; five prints and six negatives of scenery; and a print and negative of three unidentified children. The undated photographs may be from the Rabun Gap area.

Dates

1939 and undated

Creator

Spaulding, Kenneth C. (Person)

Conditions Governing Access

The photographs are open for research.

Extent

45.00 item(s) (26 Black and White Prints (most 4 1/2" x 3"), 19 Black and White Negatives (4 1/2" x 3"))

Language of Materials

English

Additional Description

Method of Acquisition

The Kenneth C. Spaulding Photographs were donated to the Archives of Appalachia by Mildred Kozsuch, Spaulding's daughter, in 1986.

Processing Information

Marie Tedesco completed processing and the collection was opened for research in 1992. With funding from the National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) through the American Rescue Plan Act of 2021, project archivist Nick Shaner digitized the collection in July 2022.