Clay County Alabama-Communities Coming Together
Pamphlet: contains songs, poems, drawings, newspaper articles, and photographs written January 22-28, 1999 by the students of Bibb Graves School and Larry Long in Millerville, Alabama. The pamphlet also contains the names of the students and teachers at the Bibb Graves School, as well as the names o...
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Pamphlets and newspapers Clay County Alabama-Communities Coming Together Long, Larry; Students of Bibb Graves School; |
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Pamphlets and newspapers Alabama baby; band; celebration; children; community; cotton; farm; folk songs; history; music; Native American; quilting; rural life; school; science; songs; Children's art; Drawings; Interviews; Music; Pamphlets; Photographs; Peoples -- Rural Life; Education -- K-12; Arts & Literature -- Arts Education; Arts & Literature -- Music; |
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Pamphlet: contains songs, poems, drawings, newspaper articles, and photographs written January 22-28, 1999 by the students of Bibb Graves School and Larry Long in Millerville, Alabama. The pamphlet also contains the names of the students and teachers at the Bibb Graves School, as well as the names of the elders from the community. The students, with the help of Larry Long, wrote folk songs about the lives of elders in their community. The songs were performed at the 1999 Millerville Music Celebration. PACERS (Program for the Academic and Cultural Enhancement of Rural Schools) seeks to highlight the merit of rural schools and organizations. |
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Clay County Alabama-Communities Coming TogetherPamphlet: contains songs, poems, drawings, newspaper articles, and photographs written January 22-28, 1999 by the students of Bibb Graves School and Larry Long in Millerville, Alabama. The pamphlet also contains the names of the students and teachers at the Bibb Graves School, as well as the names of the elders from the community. The students, with the help of Larry Long, wrote folk songs about the lives of elders in their community. The songs were performed at the 1999 Millerville Music Celebration. PACERS (Program for the Academic and Cultural Enhancement of Rural Schools) seeks to highlight the merit of rural schools and organizations.Long, Larry; Students of Bibb Graves School;1999-01Alabama--Clay County--MillervilleAlabama baby; band; celebration; children; community; cotton; farm; folk songs; history; music; Native American; quilting; rural life; school; science; songs;Children's art; Drawings; Interviews; Music; Pamphlets; Photographs;Peoples -- Rural Life; Education -- K-12; Arts & Literature -- Arts Education; Arts & Literature -- Music;text; image;pdf;ClayCountyAlabama_OCR.pdfEnglishPACERS, Inc., Box 249, Westover, AL 35185 http://www.pacersinc.orgCollege of Liberal Arts in Auburn University and Auburn University LibrariesCopyright Larry Long Publishing 2013 / BMI. To be held in perpetuity. All rights reserved. Used by permission for educational purposes only.http://cdm17353.contentdm.oclc.org/cdm/ref/collection/pacers/id/25 |
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Clay County Alabama-Communities Coming Together |
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Long, Larry; Students of Bibb Graves School; |
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Long, Larry; Students of Bibb Graves School; |
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