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Title
Appalachian Murders & Mysteries
Files
Description
Appalachian Murders & Mysteries: True Stories from West Virginia, Kentucky, and Southern Ohio, 23 stories by 17 authors compiled and edited by James M. Gifford and Edwina D. Pendarvis. The tragic events described in this book could have happened anywhere, but they happened here in central Appalachia. They are a part of our history. Together, these stories create a literary “mourning quilt,” commemorating the innocent and the guilty and piecing together significant remnants of 200 years of life in eastern Kentucky, southern Ohio, and West Virginia.
ISBN
978-1-938471-55-1
Publication Date
2016
Publisher
Jesse Stuart Foundation
City
Ashland, KY
Keywords
Kentucky, Juliette Buffington Enslow, Huntington Mystery
Disciplines
Cultural History | History
Recommended Citation
Jonathan Jeffrey (2016), Juliette Buffington Enslow's Murder Remains a Huntington Mystery in Appalachian Murders and Mysteries. Ashland, KY: Jesse Stuart Foundation
Comments
Jonathan Jeffrey, is the Department Head for the Department of Library Special Collections and the Manuscripts & Folklife Archives Coordinator. He is responsible for managing the department and for acquiring, accessioning, cataloging, and providing reference services for unique manuscript items as well as folklore collections.