Inventory of the Tom Davenport Posters, 1973-1987Collection Number 20025![]() Manuscripts Department, University Library of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill |
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Biographical NoteBeginning in 1976, documentary filmmaker Tom Davenport began a collaboration with Daniel Patterson and the Folklore Department of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill that resulted in The American Traditional Culture series of documentary films, which included Born For Hard Luck (1976), Being a Joines: A Life in the Brushy Mountains (1980), A Singing Stream: A Black Family Chronicle (1986), The Ballad of Frankie Silver (1998), and When My Work is Over: The Life and Stories of Louise Anderson (1998). Back to TopCollection OverviewThe collection contains posters advertising documentary filmmaker Tom Davenport's productions A Singing Stream, about African Americans in North Carolina, and It Ain't City Music, about country music in rural America. Also included is a poster advertising Performing Like a Family: Oral Histories of Southern Cotton Mill Life and a reproduction of a page from the 29 July 1938 issue of News and Observer of Raleigh, N.C., in the form of a poster. Detailed Description of the CollectionPosters.
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XOP-20025/1News and Observer page reproduction, 29 July 1938
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XOP-20025/2A Singing Stream: A Black Family Chronicle, directed by Tom Davenport, Allen Tullos, and Dan Patterson
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OP-20025/1A Singing Stream: A Black Family Chronicle, John C. Campbell Folk School, Brasstown, N.C., 13 July 1989
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OP-20025/2It Ain't City Music: A Film by Tom Davenport, Tom Davenport Films, Delaplane, Va.
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OP-20025/3Performing Like a Family: Oral Histories of Southern Cotton Mill Life
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