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While central to it, there is much more to this online exhibition than just the Lewis and Clark Expedition.
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A blog dedicated to the Melungeons and their descendents and to the world in which they have lived . . .
The Melungeon Studies Blog
Sharing factual, documented information about the people historically known as Melungeons.
Blogmaster: Dennis Maggard
Contact at dmaggard07@gmail.com
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Melungeon Studies Blog Archives
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- A Look Back in History
- The African-American Migration Experience
- Bell County History and Genealogy
- Lewis & Clark: The Maps of Exploration 1507 - 1814
- Institute for Rual Journalism
- Free Genealogy Workshop
- The Legend of John Henry
- Appalachian Heritage
- Book Review: When Scotland Was Jewish
- The Tennessee Valley Authority
- Appalachian Regional Commission Maps
- Thomas Bell Genealogy
- Appalachian Regional Studies Center
- A Hidden America: Children of the Mountains
- Appalshop
- Kentuckiana Digital Library
- Before Dromgoole
- Book Review: Melungeons: The Last Lost Tribe in A...
- Jimmy Martin: Too Wild for the Opry
- Map of Tennessee in 1895
- The Mountain Laurel
- The Appalachian Arts Center
- Bolling/Bowling Genealogy
- Federal Map Stats
- Knox County Genealogy and History
- More Louisa County Genealogy and History
- Center for Virtual Appalachia
- The Appalachian Quilt Trail
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