Hippie Homesteaders: Arts, Crafts, Music and Living on the Land in West Virginia

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257 Notes Chapter One 1 Wilson,“Crafts,” 770. 2 Ibid., 771. 3 Becker,“Craft Revival,” 853. 4 Becker, Selling Tradition, 85–89. 5 Ibid., 89. 6 Wilson,“Crafts,” 772. 7 Wikipedia, “Eleanor, West Virginia.” 8 Becker,“Craft Revival,” 98. 9 Population by Poverty Status in 1959: 1960, All West Virginia Counties, U.S. Census Bureau, www.census.gov. Chapter Two 1 WV Dept. of Education,“History of Cedar Lakes,” 12. 2 Bauerlein and Grantham, National Endowment, 6–7. 3 Ibid., 17–18. 4 Ibid., 51. 5 Wikipedia, Nancy Hanks (NEA). 6 Bauerlein and Grantham, National Endowment, 36. 7 Cook,“West Virginia Commission on the Arts,” 762. 8 West Virginia Division of Culture and History, www.wvculture.org/index.aspx 9 Anderson, “Tamarack at Ten.” Chapter Three 1 Agnew, Back From the Land, 6. 2 Jacob, New Pioneers, 3. 258 Hippie Homesteaders 3 Agnew, Back From the Land, 5. 4 West Virginia Coal Association, Coal Facts 2009. 5 Salstrom,“Back to the Land in the 1970s.” 6 Salstrom,“The Neo-Natives,” 30. 7 Goldsmith,“Locating and Buying Low Cost Land.” 8 Whitcover, The Year the Dream Died, 186. 9 Ibid., 187. 10 Leen,“The Vietnam Protests.” 11 Grun, The Timetables of History, 548. 12 Leen,“The Vietnam Protests.” 13 Unger and Unger, The Times Were A Changin’, 80. 14 Whitcover, The Year the Dream Died, 316–335. 15 J. R. Clifford Project. Page about Carrie Williams. 16 Wikipedia, “Draft Evasion.” 17 Ibid. Chapter Four 1 Americorps, AmeriCorps Vista. 2 King,“VISTA: A Vision of Social Change,” 3 Jay Rockefeller for West Virginia. About Jay. 4 U.S. Census Bureau, Population by Poverty Status. 5 Wikipedia,“Mary Harris Jones,” 6 Larry L. Rowe, Attorney at Law. 7 Southern Appalachian Archives website, Guide to the Appalachian Volunteers Record. Chapter Five 1 Groce,“A Simple Song.” 2 Deidzoeb and Conway,“War and Protest.” 3 Anderson,“West Virginia Chose Me.” 4 LyricsMode.com,“Going Up the Country Lyrics.” Chapter Six 1 Miller, The Hippies and American Values, 15. 2 Whyte, The Organization Man. 259 Notes 3 Gitlin, The Sixties, 17. 4 Ibid., 35. 5 Budds, Jazz in the Sixties, 6–11. 6 Ibid., 90–92. 7 Jacob, New Pioneers, 3. 8 Agnew, Back From the Land, 90. 9 Ibid., 120. Chapter Eight 1 Miller, The 60s Communes, 202. 2 Ibid., 205–206. 3 Ibid., xviii. 4 Ibid., xix. 5 Ibid., xx. 6 Fellowship for Intentional Communities, Intentional Communities in West Virginia. 7 International Society for Krishna Consciousness, New Vrindaban, West Virginia . 8 Wikipedia, Rudolf Steiner. 9 Hayden and Flacks,“The Port Huron Statement at 40.” 10 Jack Rothman to William Haber, 1972,“Teach-in” vertical file, pp. 11–12, Bentley Historical Library, University of Michigan, quoted in Insua and Hebron , A Decade of Dissent. 11 Insua and Hebron, A Decade of Dissent. Chapter Nine 1 Jones, Appalachian Values, 138. 2 Weller, Yesterday’s People, 35. 3 WV Division of Culture and History,“Arts & Crafts Industry Contributes $54.5 Million Annually.” 4 Tamarack, The Economic Effect of Tamarack. ...