Archive - Preservation - Video
Preserved ¾ inch U-matic videotapes:
Ralph Stanley from the 1986 40th anniversary of Stanley’s recording and performing career.
Preserved ½ inch open reel videotapes from Appalshop and Norton (Virginia) Community Television’s “Broadside” program:
Ralph Stanley. Interviews and performances from 1972, 1975 and 1977.
Black Singing: Clinchco. Gospel singing by descendents of
African-American coal miners from Dickenson County, Virginia.
John Fox, Jr. Festival Panel Discussion. Readings by the late Kentucky author James Still.
Brookside Women. Stories of the women involved in the 1973 United Mine Workers strike in Brookside, Kentucky.
Virginia Surface Mining and Reclamation Association. Videotape of a 1978 tour of a stripmined area of southwest Virginia hosted by a coal industry trade group.
Brumley Gap/Stop APCO and Dick Austin. Documentation of protests against the proposed building of a pump-storage hydroelectric facility in Brumley Gap, Virginia.
Buffalo Creek Flood. Videotape of community meetings and interviews of survivors following the 1972 dam collapse in West Virginia. Some of this footage was used in the films Buffalo Creek Flood and Buffalo Creek Revisited.
Preservation work done by Vidipax.
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