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A Member of the Warren Family Carding Wool

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A member of the Warren family carding wool. Carding prepares the wool fibers for spinning. Mt. Pisgah, North Carolina, ca. 1915.

← Warren Family Making a Woven Coverlet

Mrs. Warren Using a Great Wheel →

William A. Barnhill and Appalachian Crafts
A Member of the Warren Family Carding Wool

Appalachia a Century Ago Craft through the Lens of William A. Barnhill

Acknowledgments
Journey to Southern Appalachia
William A. Barnhill as Photographer
Uncle Dave Penland and the Bark Basket
William A. Barnhill and Appalachian Crafts
Reems Creek Pottery
Mrs. Littrell With Basket
Molly Quinn Weaving a Basket
Mrs. Erwood Tatting and Mr. Erwood Whittling Spoons
Liza O’Kelly Spinning Wool Yarn
Liza O’Kelly Knitting a Sock
Mrs. Thomas Spinning at a Flax Wheel

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This Week in Mars Hill History
Liston B. Ramsey Center for Appalachian Studies
"Feast and Farmin': A Celebration of Western North Carolina Agricultural History"
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