Carr Creek Oral History Project
Interviewee | Collection Sort descending | Description | Interviewer | Date of Interview | Location of Interview | Affiliation |
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Kyra Shiann Higgins | Carr Creek Oral History Project |
Interview with Kyra Higgins |
Nicole Musgrave | Redfox, KY | Berea College Special Collections & Archives, Kentucky Oral History Commission | |
Nancy Adams Pigman | Carr Creek Oral History Project |
Interview with Nancy Adams Pigman |
Nicole Musgrave | Knott County, KY | Berea College Special Collections & Archives, Kentucky Oral History Commission | |
Anne Amburgey Wagner | Carr Creek Oral History Project |
Anne Amburgey Wagner is a retired schoolteacher who dedicated over twenty-eight years of her life to educating elementary grade students. Born in Hazard, Kentucky, she spent her early years in a small community known as Smithboro in Knott County. Her childhood was spent in a holler, a small valley between mountains, until she was fifteen when her family relocated to London, Kentucky. Her family consisted of her parents, Dorothy Blair Amburgey and Tandy Amburgey, and her three brothers, Don, Anthony, and Gary Kevin. |
Nicole Musgrave | London, KY | Berea College Special Collections & Archives, Kentucky Oral History Commission | |
Paul Collins | Carr Creek Oral History Project |
Interview with Paul Collins |
Nicole Musgrave | Hazard, KY | Berea College Special Collections & Archives, Kentucky Oral History Commission | |
Robert C. Young | Carr Creek Oral History Project |
Bob had family who lived in the Carr Creek area and who were dislocated because of the reservoir. Bob shares that one of his aunts died shortly after having to leave her homeplace at the lake, and Bob believes the move contributed to her death. |
Nicole Musgrave | Hindman, KY | Berea College Special Collections & Archives, Kentucky Oral History Commission | |
Roni Gilpin | Carr Creek Oral History Project |
Interview with Roni Gilpin |
Nicole Musgrave | Casey County, KY | Berea College Special Collections & Archives, Kentucky Oral History Commission | |
Charles "Feller" Frazier | Carr Creek Oral History Project |
Charles Feller Frazier, better known as Feller, is a native of Cody, Kentucky, born in New York City while his parents were working there. His family moved back to Kentucky, where they started their business, and Feller has lived there ever since. His father's family originally hailed from Letcher County, Kentucky, from a community called Hot Spot, while his mother's family was from Jackson County, Kentucky, near Annville. Feller's parents met in Vicco, Kentucky, and after working on the road for a while, they returned home to start their business. |
Nicole Musgrave | Knott County, KY | Berea College Special Collections & Archives, Kentucky Oral History Commission | |
Roy Crawford | Carr Creek Oral History Project |
Interview with Roy Crawford |
Nicole Musgrave | Whitesburg, KY | Berea College Special Collections & Archives, Kentucky Oral History Commission | |
Corbett Mullins | Carr Creek Oral History Project |
Interview with Corbett Mullins |
Nicole Musgrave | Mallie, KY | Berea College Special Collections & Archives, Kentucky Oral History Commission | |
Sherry Lee Parks | Carr Creek Oral History Project |
Sherry Lee Parks |
Nicole Musgrave | North Vassalboro, ME | Berea College Special Collections & Archives, Kentucky Oral History Commission |