Digital Watauga Project
The Digital Watauga Project is a collaborative effort between the Watauga County Historical Society and the Watauga County Public Library to preserve and display the High Country's archival memory.
PLEASE NOTE: It is not necessary to register or login to use Digital Watauga, and we do not approve registration requests. All users can comment on any item in a collection by using the comment field at the bottom of the page for that item. All comments are moderated, so your comment will not immediately appear after you post it, but we review comments weekly. Please do NOT use the comment field to make requests of Digital Watauga, such as inquiries about additional information or copies of images, because we do not have a way to respond to you through the commenting interface. If you want to contact Digital Watauga staff, including about donating a collection, or to request information or copies of images, please email us at DigitalWatauga@gmail.com.
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This slide shows a performance in the Boone Mennonite Brethren Church. A woman wearing a bed sheet and talking in front of a table. Another woman is…
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