Now this is Cool- museum if Appalachia

phil
@phil
12 years ago
129 posts

Ya got a deal.Smile.gif

Robin Thompson
Robin Thompson
@robin-thompson
12 years ago
1,415 posts

If I ever get in that neck of the woods, I'd like to stop-in there, too, Phil. Whichever one of us gets there first can send word back to the other.Smile.gif

phil
@phil
12 years ago
129 posts

Would love to see them and the one your working on. Glade to have been of some help.

chuck queisser
chuck queisser
@chuck-queisser
12 years ago
15 posts

Thankyou for posting this wwebsite, as I was going through the pictures of the dulcimers I came to a picture of a raised fretboard box like I am making (three pictures on the photo section). I wasn't sure how the raised fretboard was going to work and in the process of changing it. I will post the pictures I saw on the website.

phil
@phil
12 years ago
129 posts

Was suffering around the internet, looking for some information on Mountain Banjos and Dulcimers. when I came across The Museum of Appalachia, then this link of theirs of a lot of old Instruments they have in there collection. it really worth taking the tme to look at. as for me if I can ever get close to Clinton, TN I am stopping in.

http://museumofappalachia.com/index.html

http://museumofappalachia.com/veWebsite/exhibit1/vexid1.htm


updated by @phil: 01/13/19 05:09:18PM