Appendix A: Photograph ID Concordance
Concordance matching original photograph ID numbers with the AFC assigned PH numbers. The photograph numbering system was inconsistent and often has duplicate IDs. As a result, Sara Ludewig assigned each photograph an AFC PH number. Hall's fieldnotes may contain references to the original photograph ID numbers. This concordance can be used to match the new PH number with the original ID number. Some photographs also were accompanied by item level description of the subjects and contents of the photograph. A hard copy of item level photograph indexes is available in the collection but is also duplicated here for ease of use.
| AFC PH Number | Original ID Number | Photo Description | Date | Photographer |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| AFC 1987/035: PH001 | 1 | Cosby Creek, Tennessee, with view of Smokies ridge, Mt. Leconte (under low clouds), and Bullhead at right. | ||
| AFC 1987/035: PH002 | 1a | Cosby Creek, Tennessee, with view of Smokies ridge, Mt. Leconte (under low clouds), and Bullhead at right. | ||
| AFC 1987/035: PH003 | 2 | Clouds over Mt. Leconte and Smokies, Tennessee | ||
| AFC 1987/035: PH004 | 2a | Clouds over Mt. Leconte and Smokies, Tennessee | ||
| AFC 1987/035: PH005 | 3, 68 | Wear's Creek, Valley, Meigs Mountain at left, Tennessee in National Park | ||
| AFC 1987/035: PH006 | 4 | Oliver and Lethie Hicks' home in bend of the river, North Carolina | ||
| AFC 1987/035: PH007 | 5, 69 | W.C. Medford of Waynesville Mountaineer, interviewing Lona Hicks (sister of Oliver Hicks), a blind woman, at her house on Hurricane Creek, North Carolina | 1956 | |
| AFC 1987/035: PH008 | 5a | Different image of Medford interviewing Lona Hicks | ||
| AFC 1987/035: PH009 | 5b | W.C. Medford of Waynesville Mountaineer, interviewing Lona Hicks (sister of Oliver Hicks), a blind woman, at her house on Hurricane Creek, North Carolina | ||
| AFC 1987/035: PH010 | 6 | Mr. Willie Valentine and 3 sons at Valentine Nursery, Indian Camp Creek, Tennessee | 1956 | |
| AFC 1987/035: PH011 | 7 | Mr. and Mrs. Crozier Hopkins ("Crow") at their home at Mt. Sterling, North Carolina | 1956 | |
| AFC 1987/035: PH012 | 8 | Lee Webb, an able assistant in recording in the Cosby-Newport Tennessee area, with grandchild | 1956 | |
| AFC 1987/035: PH013 | 9 | Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Woody at Palmer Chapel, Cataloochee, North Carolina, at homecoming. Mr. Woody was steward of the church and president of the Waynesville National Bank | 1956 | |
| AFC 1987/035: PH014 | 10 | Granville Calhoun, successful store owner and great informant for Wilma Sykeman, J.S. Hall, and others in front of his hotel in Bryson City, North Carolina | 1956 | |
| AFC 1987/035: PH015 | 11, 70 | Mt. Leconte from a stately balsam forest | National Park Service | |
| AFC 1987/035: PH016 | 12 | Location of scene unknown, probably Cades Cove, Tennessee or Cataloochee, North Carolina | ||
| AFC 1987/035: PH017 | 13 | Cades Cove, Tennessee with Smokies ridge in the background, Gregory Bald in distance | National Park Service | |
| AFC 1987/035: PH018 | 14 | Cades Cove, Tennessee with broad cultivated fields | National Park Service | |
| AFC 1987/035: PH019 | 15 | Cades Cove, Tennessee with corn fields on hill sides | National Park Service | |
| AFC 1987/035: PH020 | 16 | Cades Cove, Tennessee setting for a prosperous farm. People farmed in the Cove and herded cattle and sheep on the Mountain between Gregory Bald and Miry Ridge. In distance cornfields on hillsides | National Park Service | |
| AFC 1987/035: PH021 | 16a | Cades Cove, Tennessee, beef cattle in National Park | National Park Service | |
| AFC 1987/035: PH022 | 17 | Wear's Creek, Valley, Meigs Mountain at left, Tennessee in National Park | National Park Service | |
| AFC 1987/035: PH023 | 18 | Thunderhead, the highest knob in the Southwestern portion of the Smokies, in the distance. Russell field in the foreground. Grain and grass were sown for the sheep and cattle herded there in the warmer seasons | National Park Service | |
| AFC 1987/035: PH024 | 19 | Balds of Thunderhead Mountains | National Park Service | |
| AFC 1987/035: PH025 | 20 | Log home and barn on Indian Creek, Swain County, North Carolina. Home of Mrs. Docia Styles | ||
| AFC 1987/035: PH026 | 21 | The old Elija Oliver house in Cades Cove, Tennessee | National Park Service | |
| AFC 1987/035: PH027 | 22 | Al Bowdie's "boxed up" house on Collins Creek, North Carolina. J.S. Hall spent the night there as a guest in 1939 | ||
| AFC 1987/035: PH028 | 23 | Log house on Oconaluftee River, North Carolina, said to have been built about 1830 | ||
| AFC 1987/035: PH029 | 24 | Log house on Oconaluftee River, North Carolina, said to have been built about 1830 | ||
| AFC 1987/035: PH030 | 25 | George Lemons and his bee "gums," Gumstand, Tennessee | National Park Service | |
| AFC 1987/035: PH031 | 26 | Uncle Dan Myers, Cades Cove, Tennessee. Father of Labe Myers, National Park Service fireguard, and great informant | National Park Service | |
| AFC 1987/035: PH032 | 27 | Uncle Bill Barnes, Hartford, Tennessee. He is the son of Tom Barnes, former sheriff of Big Creek, Mt. Sterling, North Carolina | ||
| AFC 1987/035: PH033 | 28 | Mrs. Florence Gass, Ravesford, North Carolina, former postmistress | ||
| AFC 1987/035: PH034 | 29 | Aunt Margaret Packett, Big Bend (or Big Creek), North Carolina, a wonderful ballad singer and lovely woman. Mother of Mrs. Lethie Hicks | ||
| AFC 1987/035: PH035 | 30, 71 | Mr. and Mrs. Mack Hannah, Little Cataloochee, North Carolina, parents of Mark Hannah, former Park Ranger, who wrote book of mountain verse | 1939 | |
| AFC 1987/035: PH036 | 31 | Mrs. Zilphie Sutton, "granny woman," formerly of Chestnut Branch, Big Creek, North Carolina. A generous-hearted informant. She "caught" over 500 babies | ||
| AFC 1987/035: PH037 | 32 | Carl "Rusty" Messer, White Oak, Haywood County, North Carolina, inspects his trap lines on a snowy day. A buddy of J.S. Hall and great sportsman. His brother Brownlove Messer in Waynesville, North Carolina, has continued to be a most helpful informant | 1941 | |
| AFC 1987/035: PH038 | 33 | Bears, mother bear and three cubs in Sugarland, Tennessee park area | ||
| AFC 1987/035: PH039 | 34 | Carl "Rusty" Messer, White Oak, Haywood County, North Carolina, inspects his trap lines on a snowy day. A buddy of J.S. Hall and great sportsman. His brother Brownlove Messer in Waynesville, North Carolina, has continued to be a most helpful informant | ||
| AFC 1987/035: PH040 | 35 | A dead-fall bear trap with lid down | National Park Service | |
| AFC 1987/035: PH041 | 36 | Indian farmer hauling stones ("rock") with oxen, Qualla Indian Reservation, North Carolina | National Park Service | |
| AFC 1987/035: PH042 | 37 | Bee gums (sections of gum trees) at Lemons' place, Gumsland, Tennessee | National Park Service | |
| AFC 1987/035: PH043 | 38 | James Allen Sutton, Big Branch, Cosby, Tennessee with his loved bear hound | National Park Service | |
| AFC 1987/035: PH044 | 39 | Indian farmer, plowing with oxen, Qualla Indian Reservation, North Carolina | 1937 | National Park Service |
| AFC 1987/035: PH045 | 40 | Extracting juice from sugar cane (Sorghum pressing). The farmer feeds the mill as the horse does the work | National Park Service | |
| AFC 1987/035: PH046 | 41 | Close-up of the sorghum cane mill | National Park Service | |
| AFC 1987/035: PH047 | 42 | Farmer feeding the sorghum cane mill | National Park Service | |
| AFC 1987/035: PH048 | 43 | Boiling the sorghum juice from the mill to make molasses. After the sorghum cane is pressed, the juice is boiled in an evaporator until the syrup becomes golden yellow in color. | National Park Service | |
| AFC 1987/035: PH049 | 44 | Primitive Baptist Church Cades Cove, Tennessee | National Park Service | |
| AFC 1987/035: PH050 | 45 | Church, Cades Cove, Tennessee. | National Park Service | |
| AFC 1987/035: PH051 | 46 | Weaving loom. Note treadles below working parts | National Park Service | |
| AFC 1987/035: PH052 | 47 | Old log cabin showing details of "chimly" and dove-tailing of log ends. Later used as a pig shelter | National Park Service | |
| AFC 1987/035: PH053 | 48 | A back-country road, showing a creek crossing | National Park Service | |
| AFC 1987/035: PH054 | 49 | An old log house with a rail fence and pig shelter | National Park Service | |
| AFC 1987/035: PH055 | 50 | A dogwood in flower | National Park Service | |
| AFC 1987/035: PH056 | 51, 72 | Mountain laurel in flower | National Park Service | |
| AFC 1987/035: PH057 | 52 | Rainbow Falls, "a shower of filmy beauty" | National Park Service | |
| AFC 1987/035: PH058 | 53 | Ramsey Cascade | National Park Service | |
| AFC 1987/035: PH059 | 54 | Wooden bowls and "gritters" | National Park Service | |
| AFC 1987/035: PH060 | 55 | Grandmother Clem Enlow, Tow String Creek, Oconaluftee, North Carolina with fishing line | 1937 | |
| AFC 1987/035: PH061 | 56 | Scene of making molasses from sorghum cane | National Park Service | |
| AFC 1987/035: PH062 | 57 | Firing the Smoky Mountains "hog rifle" | National Park Service | |
| AFC 1987/035: PH063 | 58 | Moonshine stills at Camp Morgan, Sugarlands, Servier County, Tennessee. Confiscated by Park Service | National Park Service | |
| AFC 1987/035: PH064 | 59 | Mr. and Mrs. Will Palmer and granddaughter Ada Love Palmer, Cataloochee, North Carolina | 1939 | |
| AFC 1987/035: PH065 | 60 | Joseph S. Hall with Allied recorder. Hannah brothers in the background, Cove Creek, North Carolina | 1941 | Mary Halloran |
| AFC 1987/035: PH066 | 61, 73 | Zeb and Winfred Hannah, performing on porch and being recorded, Cove Creek, North Carolina | ||
| AFC 1987/035: PH067 | 62, 74 | Joseph S. Hall and his assistant Robert Ray from Jefferson City, Tennessee | ||
| AFC 1987/035: PH068 | 63, 75 | J.S. Hall and Robert Ray recording at Hazel Creek, North Carolina | 1939 | |
| AFC 1987/035: PH069 | 64, 76 | J.S. Hall and Teague Williams and Rusty Messer (left) "and poor squirrel," White Oak, Haywood County, North Carolina | 1939 | |
| AFC 1987/035: PH070 | 65, 77 | J.S. Hall with two of his best friends, Rusty Messer (second from left), and Fay Leathenwood (third from left), both of White Oak, Haywood County, North Carolina, on the dam at Waterville. Charles Bramlett, White Oak, stands very left | 1940 | |
| AFC 1987/035: PH071 | 66 | Professor Hall and Dean Maureen Clow, chaperoning a sorority dance at the University of Montana | 1948 | |
| AFC 1987/035: PH072 | 67 | Head and shoulder portrait of J.S. Hall with cardboard frame | ||
| AFC 1987/035: PH073 | 1 | Mr. and Mrs. "Shubie John" Sutton, Bluffton (near Newport), Tennessee | ||
| AFC 1987/035: PH074 | 2 | |||
| AFC 1987/035: PH075 | 3 | Little River, Tennessee in the park | ||
| AFC 1987/035: PH076 | 4 | The Al Dowdle family, Collins Center, North Carolina | ||
| AFC 1987/035: PH077 | 5 | William T. Moore, CCC, Saunook, North Carolina, with J.S. Hall's pickup truck and recorder | ||
| AFC 1987/035: PH078 | 6 | Vernon Metcalf and his mother Mrs. Wesley Metcalf, Del Rio, Tennessee. Vernon home from college | ||
| AFC 1987/035: PH079 | 7 | Country store, owned by R.P. Clark, Mt. Sterling, North Carolina. From picture postcard | c. 1915 | |
| AFC 1987/035: PH080 | 8 | Cosby Creek, Tennessee near the park. Fertile farm lands, Smokies ridge in background | ||
| AFC 1987/035: PH081 | 9 | Mr. and Mrs. Crozier Hopkins, Mt. Sterling, North Carolina. "Crow" was a CCC foreman | ||
| AFC 1987/035: PH082 | 9A | Pettibone Gunter, Cosby district, with local residents before log home | ||
| AFC 1987/035: PH083 | 11 | Wilford Metcalf, Del Rio, Tennessee, with Congressman Quinn who helped get him title to his land | ||
| AFC 1987/035: PH084 | 12 | Mark Cathey, Deep Creek, North Carolina, famous bear hunter, fisherman, and guide | ||
| AFC 1987/035: PH085 | 12A | Mark Cathy, with his dog and gun | ||
| AFC 1987/035: PH086 | 13 | Raccoons in a "holler log," folktale about Raccoon Creek, North Carolina and how it got its name | Illustration by Lawrence Macaray | |
| AFC 1987/035: PH087 | 14 | Young bear in the Sugarlands, near Gatlinburg, Tennessee, probably stopping all traffic | ||
| AFC 1987/035: PH088 | 16 | Panther on tree limb eyes fisherman's string of fish. Folktale: How Panther Bill got his name | Illustration by Lawrence Macaray | |
| AFC 1987/035: PH089 | 17 | Mountain lion (actually in a Montana reserve) reminiscent of this cat in the Smokies | ||
| AFC 1987/035: PH090 | 18 | Church in Cades Cove, Tennessee where services are still occasionally held | ||
| AFC 1987/035: PH091 | 19 | Palmers Chapel, Cataloochee, North Carolina with distinguished former resident, Jonathan Woody | ||
| AFC 1987/035: PH092 | 20 | Distilling equipment: furnace and cooker, thump stand, flake stand, and condenser | ||
| AFC 1987/035: PH093 | 21 | Dan Cable, Proctor, North Carolina, member of a well-known family of hunters | ||
| AFC 1987/035: PH094 | 22 | Granville Calhoun, former owner of a prosperous store at Proctor, North Carolina, then owner of a hotel at Bryson City, North Carolina | ||
| AFC 1987/035: PH095 | 23 | Clark Medford, of Waynesville Mountaineer, interviews blind woman, Lony Hicks at remote Hurricane Creek, North Carolina | ||
| AFC 1987/035: PH096 | 24 | Lee Webb, Cosby Creek and Newport. Narrator of good mountain tales | ||
| AFC 1987/035: PH097 | 25 | The Smokies ridge from northeast end to near Tricorner Knob, from Max Patch, elevation about 4,000 feet | ||
| AFC 1987/035: PH098 | 1 | Memorial Chapel, Methodist Assembly, Lake Junaluska, North Carolina (near the Smokies) | ||
| AFC 1987/035: PH099 | 2 | Flame azalea | National Park Service | |
| AFC 1987/035: PH100 | 3 | National Park Service map of the Smokies, with pins denoting location of native buildings still in the Park | c. 1940 | |
| AFC 1987/035: PH101 | 4 | Poem and crayon drawing by Louisa Walker (one of the five Walker sisters) Little Greenbrier, in the Park | c. 1940 | |
| AFC 1987/035: PH102 | 5 | Joe Hall with two friends, Carl Messer at left and Teague Williams at right, after a squirrel hunt | c. 1940 | |
| AFC 1987/035: PH103 | 6 | Rhododendron flower, drawing by unknown student artist at Pasadena City College | ||
| AFC 1987/035: PH104 | 7 | Dogwood blossoms, drawing by an unknown student artist at Pasadena City College | ||
| AFC 1987/035: PH105 | 8 | Appalachian Trail at Charlies Bunion, on the state line | c. 1940 | Jim Thompson |
| AFC 1987/035: PH106 | 1 | Oliver Hicks house, Big Bend, Haywood County, North Carolina | ||
| AFC 1987/035: PH107 | 2 | Mr. and Mrs. John Sutton ("Shubie John"), Bluffton, Tennessee | ||
| AFC 1987/035: PH108 | 3 | Mrs. Will Palmer, former Park resident, at Bethel, Haywood County, North Carolina | ||
| AFC 1987/035: PH109 | 4 | Granville Calhoun, former owner of store at Proctor, in front of his hotel, Swain County, North Carolina | ||
| AFC 1987/035: PH110 | 5 | Lee Webb, teller of good tales, Cosby Creek, Cocke County, Tennessee | ||
| AFC 1987/035: PH111 | 6 | Salvation Army settlement, Maple Springs Gap, Max Patch, North Carolina (later tragically burned) | ||
| AFC 1987/035: PH112 | 7 | Mt. Sterling area and Mt. Cammerer (formerly White Rock) from Max Patch, North Carolina | ||
| AFC 1987/035: PH113 | 8 | Mt. Sterling area to Cove Creek, from Max Patch, North Carolina | ||
| AFC 1987/035: PH114 | 9 | Cades Cove, Tennessee with Thunderhead in the background | ||
| AFC 1987/035: PH115 | 10 | Mt. LeConte , Tennessee | Jim Thompson | |
| AFC 1987/035: PH116 | 11 | Flame azalea on Gregory Bald | ||
| AFC 1987/035: PH117 | 12 | Young bear in the Sugarlands, Tennessee | ||
| AFC 1987/035: PH118 | 13 | Falls on road to Mt. Pisgah from Waynesville, North Carolina (near the Park) | ||
| AFC 1987/035: PH119 | unnumbered | Scenes at the Cataloochee Homecoming, with services at Palmers Chapel | 1956 | |
| AFC 1987/035: PH120 | unnumbered | Scenes at the Cataloochee Homecoming, with services at Palmers Chapel | 1956 | |
| AFC 1987/035: PH121 | unnumbered | Scenes at the Cataloochee Homecoming, with services at Palmers Chapel | 1956 | |
| AFC 1987/035: PH122 | unnumbered | Scenes at the Cataloochee Homecoming, with services at Palmers Chapel | 1956 | |
| AFC 1987/035: PH123 | unnumbered | Scenes at the Cataloochee Homecoming, with services at Palmers Chapel | 1956 | |
| AFC 1987/035: PH124 | unnumbered | Scenes at the Cataloochee Homecoming, with services at Palmers Chapel | 1956 | |
| AFC 1987/035: PH125 | unnumbered | Scenes at the Cataloochee Homecoming, with services at Palmers Chapel | 1956 | |
| AFC 1987/035: PH126 | unnumbered | Scenes at the Cataloochee Homecoming, with services at Palmers Chapel | 1956 | |
| AFC 1987/035: PH127 | unnumbered | Scenes at the Cataloochee Homecoming, with services at Palmers Chapel | 1956 | |
| AFC 1987/035: PH128 | unnumbered | Scenes at the Cataloochee Homecoming, with services at Palmers Chapel. "Dinner on the ground" which was traditional at these reunions | 1956 | |
| AFC 1987/035: PH129 | 26 | Alfred Dowdle home on Collins Creek. This photo noted for its tall corn | ||
| AFC 1987/035: PH130 | 27 | Mrs. Florence Gass (nee Collins), Smokemont, North Carolina. Former postmistress | ||
| AFC 1987/035: PH131 | 28 | Mrs. Zilphie Sutton, Walnut Bottoms, near Mt. Sterling, North Carolina. Good source of superstition | ||
| AFC 1987/035: PH132 | 29 | Boy at Zilphie Sutton's home, probably her grandson, and son of Hardy Sutton | ||
| AFC 1987/035: PH133 | 30 | Aunt Rhody Abbott, Gatlinburg, Tennessee | C.S. Grossman | |
| AFC 1987/035: PH134 | 31 | Major Woody, blacksmith in Cataloochee, Tennessee | ||
| AFC 1987/035: PH135 | unnumbered | The Smokies from Max Patch, North Carolina | ||
| AFC 1987/035: PH136 | unnumbered | Falls on Upper French Road, North Carolina | ||
| AFC 1987/035: PH137 | unnumbered | Oliver Hicks house, Big Bend, Haywood County, North Carolina | ||
| AFC 1987/035: PH138 | unnumbered | Near Cove Creek, Tennessee |