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Traveling219Beneath the pavement, the highway known as U.S. 2 Author: Traveling 219
Beneath the pavement, the highway known as U.S. 219 has a story to tell. Traveling 219 is a multimedia project, following in the tradition of the Federal Writers' Project by collecting stories along the highway. Want to hear from Dairy Farmers in Renick, a man who grinds heirloom corn called "Bloody Butcher" in Monroe County, stories of panther sightings in Pocahontas County, memories of the old Opera House in Thomas, and learn more about heritage travel destinations along US 219 that you never knew existed? Find these stories and more about West Virginia, Appalachia, history, and folklore at http://www.traveling219.com. Language: en Genres: Society & Culture Contact email: Get it Feed URL: Get it iTunes ID: Get it |
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Country Music Dance Hall Takes Honky-Tonk Fans Back in Time
Friday, 15 August, 2014
Down in Greenbrier County, West Virginia the American Heritage Music Hall in Ronceverte has a devoted following. The venue started as a small informal living room jam among friends and soon grew into a non-profit organization with its own venue. Now the Music Hall hosts weekly jams and monthly concerts. Dan Schultz of Traveling 219 recently went down to Ronceverte to check out the Music Hall.
