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Pine Mountain Settlement School<\/strong>
Series 00: PHOTOGRAPHS<\/strong>
Paul Lynn Album<\/strong><\/p>\n

PAUL LYNN Photograph Album<\/h2>\n

TAGS:<\/strong> Paul Lynn, photographs, photograph album, Viet Nam visitors, classrooms, students, Community School, Alvin Boggs, Burton Rogers, Paul Lynn Photograph Album, photographs, Alvin Boggs, Jess Patterson, Mary Rogers, dulcimers, woodworking, students, classrooms, cornshuck dolls<\/strong><\/a>, Viet Nam visitors, ceramics, Boy Scouts, beef butchering, vaccinations, dancing, Christmas, medicines, health clinics.<\/p>\n

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The Paul Lynn photograph album captures life during the Community School years. It duplicates, in part, some photographs that were collected by the SIA [Settlement Institutions of Appalachia] Photograph Project and gathered under Community sets #52- and sets #89 – 91 LIFE AND WORK School Library and in other SIA photograph groupings. This particular collection is selected from the photographs of Paul Lynn.<\/p>\n

Lynn was employed by Pine Mountain Settlement School in the early 1960s. An avid photographer, Lynn’s work stands alone for the candid pictures of his environment and the students while he was in the Pine Mountain program. It is thought that this album has been selectively gathered by the photographer.\u00a0<\/p>\n

Lynn’s photographs depict the everyday life of students in the classroom, in their industrial arts classes and working at outside tasks such as farming, clearing ditches and with their Boy Scout leader, Alvin Boggs<\/a>. Lynn also captured the visit of a group of Viet Nam visitors who were invited to campus by Director Burton Rogers. The Asian visitors spent time in the classroom with the children in the late 1960’s as part of a government exchange program coordinated by Berea College.\u00a0<\/p>\n

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Eddi Johnson meets a Viet Nam visitor. lynn_paul_comm_002c<\/p><\/div>\n

In addition to the students, staff workers are also included in the photographs. The identified staff include Jess Patterson<\/a>, Alvin Boggs<\/a>, Milly Mahoney<\/a>, and Mary Rogers<\/a>.<\/p>\n

GALLERY I: PAUL LYNN – Full Pages from Album<\/h3>\n\n\t\t