Read more Tennessee State Highway Department “General Highway and Transportation Map, Cocke County Tennessee”, 1938 This 1938 map of Cocke County is one of a handful that Mildred... Read more
Read more The Sewanee Review, Autumn 1945 Mildred Haun was the managing editor of The Sewanee Review from... Read more
Read more United States Department of Agriculture, Agricultural Research Magazine, November 1964 Mildred Haun worked for the Department of Agriculture for... Read more
Read more “Who Tells Our Stories: History, Haints and Happenings”February 2-3, 2018 The 2018 conference featured West Virginia-native Mary Manilla... Read more
Read more United States Department of the Army, Department of the Army Field Manual, Infantry Division Engineers, May 1960 Mildred Haun worked as a technical writer for the United States... Read more
Read more “Daisy Dean” Handwritten Song Lyrics, c. 1936 Mildred Haun grew up accustomed to big family and Saturday... Read more
Read more “Barshia’s Horse He Made, It Flew” Typescript, c.1937-1940 This story by Mildred Haun might be considered one of the best... Read more
Read more The Hawk’s Done Gone by Mildred Haun, 1940 In 1939, Mildred Haun earned a fellowship at the University of... Read more
Read more [A Road in Cocke County, Tennessee], c. 1934-1937 Cocke County was the setting for Haun’s The Hawk Done... Read more
Read more Mildred Haun Memorial Issue, Tennessee Folklore Society Bulletin, September 1967 Mildred Haun was a contributor and advocate for the... Read more
Read more [Mildred Haun’s Notes on Her Stories], undated Mildred Haun kept voluminous notes on her stories writing out... Read more
Read more [Notecards on Folk Remedies], undated Her collection of remedies, riddles and songs all on... Read more
Read more Mildred Haun Letter to Frances “Fanny” Neel Cheney, 1944-1946 Mildred Haun and Frances “Fanny” Cheney first met... Read more
Read more Photograph of Mildred Haun, undated Born on January 6, 1911, in Russellville, Tennessee, to James... Read more
Read more The Hawk’s Done Gone and Other Stories by Mildred Haun Edited by Hershel Gower, 1968 Within two years of Mildred Haun’s unexpected passing,... Read more
Read more “Daisy Dean” Typescript Song Lyrics, c. 1936 The ballad “Daisy Dean” was first noted in 1863 and... Read more
Read more Mildred Haun Portrait, undated This image of Mildred Haun was used in the 1940 publication of... Read more
Read more “Like Mountains, Like Mildred: Exploring Appalachia’s Gentle Strength” February 1-2, 2019 In 2010, Walters State Community College in Morristown,... Read more
Read more Photograph of Trees in the Smoky Mountains Taken by Mildred Haun, c. 1934-1937 The Smoky Mountains often have an ethereal look and feel to... Read more
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