Hannah Fuller

My name is Hannah Fuller, and I’m from Wheeling, West Virginia. This spring, I graduated from Emory University with a degree in history. After four years in Atlanta, I’ve returned to West Virginia to serve as an AmeriCorps with the Augusta Heritage Center. This year, I’ll be diving into the archives, digitizing the Augusta Collection, and broadening my understanding of Appalachian folklife. I will be contributing posts to this blog as I learn more about the cultures and customs of my home state. I’m excited to share pieces of the Augusta Collection in my posts and explore the diverse folklife of Appalachia.

How Did Clogging Come to the Mountains?

Leave a Comment / Folk Culture / November 6, 2020 / Augusta, clogging, dancing, flatfooting

During some intensive spring cleaning, my family stumbled across a couple pairs of clogging shoes from approximately 1998. My parents moved to Wheeling […]

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Appalachian Astrology

1 Comment / Augusta Collection, Augusta Label / October 27, 2020 / astrology, DogDays, IndianMatchmaking

During this stay-at-home summer, I binge-watched Netflix’s Indian Matchmaking, a show about an Indian matchmaker named Sima and her attempts to couple up

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