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Title
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Stinking Creek
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Identifier
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e_srn_0062
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Creator
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Nickerson, Steven R.
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Dates
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circa 1990
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Box
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2016-197/26
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Folder
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Assorted Assignments, Detroit Free Press 1
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Resource
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Steven R. Nickerson photographic archive
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Description
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Detroit Free Press caption reads: A.B. Smallwood, a logger and pastor of the House of Prayer, maneuvers a 500-pound log down a hill with the help of his horse, Bob. Born in Stinking Creek, A.B. worked in Detroit for six years and still carries a tattered union card from his days at Ford. He became a Christian and returned to Kentucky in 1975. From the Detroit Free Press Magazine story, "On Stinking Creek," 1990/09/09, about a small Appalachian community in Eastern Kentucky where residents over generations have migrated to Detroit for better jobs and often back to their mountain community life. (The Detroit Free Press nominated Nickerson's photo essay for a Pulitzer Prize in feature photography in 1991.)
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Title
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Stinking Creek
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Identifier
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e_srn_0063
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Creator
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Nickerson, Steven R.
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Dates
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circa 1990
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Box
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2016-197/26
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Folder
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Assorted Assignments, Detroit Free Press 1
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Resource
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Steven R. Nickerson photographic archive
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Description
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Detroit Free Press caption reads: Josh Collins, 5, plays in father Gilbert's car, a 1981 Citation with 126,000 miles on the odometer. "I hope my kids leave the hollow," Gilbert says. "They'd do better to leave. I sure didn't do too good." From the Detroit Free Press Magazine story, "On Stinking Creek," 1990/09/09, about a small Appalachian community in Eastern Kentucky where residents over generations have migrated to Detroit for better jobs and often back to their mountain community life. (The Detroit Free Press nominated Nickerson's photo essay for a Pulitzer Prize in feature photography in 1991.)
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Title
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Stinking Creek
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Identifier
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e_srn_0064
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Creator
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Nickerson, Steven R.
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Dates
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circa 1990
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Box
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2016-197/26
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Folder
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Assorted Assignments, Detroit Free Press 1
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Resource
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Steven R. Nickerson photographic archive
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Description
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Detroit Free Press caption reads: Jimmy Brown, 16, emerges from the coop he built to house his prize fighting cock. "You can win $3,000, $4,000 in derbies", Jimmy says, "but the law keeps breakin'em up." From the Detroit Free Press Magazine story, "On Stinking Creek", 1990/09/09, about a small Appalachian community in Eastern Kentucky where residents over generations have migrated to Detroit for better jobs and often back to their mountain community life. (The Detroit Free Press nominated Nickerson's photo essay for a Pulitzer Prize in feature photography in 1991.)
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Title
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Stinking Creek
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Identifier
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e_srn_0065
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Creator
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Nickerson, Steven R.
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Dates
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circa 1990
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Box
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2016-197/26
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Folder
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Assorted Assignments, Detroit Free Press 1
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Resource
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Steven R. Nickerson photographic archive
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Description
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Detroit Free Press caption reads: Nurse/midwife Peggy Kemner chats with Cledith Smith and her pet goat, Baby. Peggy came to Stinking Creek 32 years ago "by God's will" and has tended to its sick ever since. From the Detroit Free Press Magazine story, "On Stinking Creek," 1990/09/09, about a small Appalachian community in Eastern Kentucky where residents over generations have migrated to Detroit for better jobs and often back to their mountain community life. (The Detroit Free Press nominated Nickerson's photo essay for a Pulitzer Prize in feature photography in 1991.)
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Title
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Stinking Creek
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Identifier
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e_srn_0066
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Creator
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Nickerson, Steven R.
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Dates
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circa 1990
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Box
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2016-197/26
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Folder
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Assorted Assignments, Detroit Free Press 1
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Resource
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Steven R. Nickerson photographic archive
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Description
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Detroit Free Press caption reads: In Stinking Creek, there is patience. From the Detroit Free Press Magazine story, "On Stinking Creek," 1990/09/09, about a small Appalachian community in Eastern Kentucky where residents over generations have migrated to Detroit for better jobs and often back to their mountain community life. (The Detroit Free Press nominated Nickerson's photo essay for a Pulitzer Prize in feature photography in 1991.)
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Title
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Stinking Creek
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Identifier
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e_srn_0067
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Creator
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Nickerson, Steven R.
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Dates
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circa 1990
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Box
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2016-197/26
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Folder
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Assorted Assignments, Detroit Free Press 1
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Resource
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Steven R. Nickerson photographic archive
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Description
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Detroit Free Press caption reads: In his younger days when he played in a rock and roll band, Stoney Brown thought about leaving Brown's Branch. But now he's set on staying. He and his daughter Misty, rehearse a hymn in the church where Brown serves as an assistant pastor. The only music he plays now, he says, is for the lord. From the Detroit Free Press Magazine story, "On Stinking Creek", 1990/09/09, about a small Appalachian community in Eastern Kentucky where residents over generations have migrated to Detroit for better jobs and often back to their mountain community life. (The Detroit Free Press nominated Nickerson's photo essay for a Pulitzer Prize in feature photography in 1991.)
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Title
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Stinking Creek
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Identifier
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e_srn_0070
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Creator
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Nickerson, Steven R.
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Dates
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circa 1990
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Box
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2015-197/13
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Folder
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"On Stinking Creek", September 1990
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Resource
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Steven R. Nickerson photographic archive
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Description
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Detroit Free Press caption reads: M.D.'s cousin, John Henry Brown, gets a hug from (clockwise) wife Barbara, son Steven, and nieces Misty and Kelly Brown. From the Detroit Free Press Magazine story, "On Stinking Creek", 1990/09/09, about a small Appalachian community in Eastern Kentucky where residents over generations have migrated to Detroit for better jobs and often back to their mountain community life. (The Detroit Free Press nominated Nickerson's photo essay for a Pulitzer Prize in feature photography in 1991.)
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Title
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Stinking Creek
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Identifier
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e_srn_0071
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Creator
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Nickerson, Steven R.
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Dates
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circa 1990
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Box
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2015-197/13
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Folder
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"On Stinking Creek", September 1990
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Resource
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Steven R. Nickerson photographic archive
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Description
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Detroit Free Press caption reads: Misty Brown and her cousin Kelly, play with a puppy on the front porch of their grandmother's house in Brown's Branch. From the Detroit Free Press Magazine story, "On Stinking Creek", 1990/09/09, about a small Appalachian community in Eastern Kentucky where residents over generations have migrated to Detroit for better jobs and often back to their mountain community life. (The Detroit Free Press nominated Nickerson's photo essay for a Pulitzer Prize in feature photography in 1991.)
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Title
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Stinking Creek
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Identifier
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e_srn_0074
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Creator
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Nickerson, Steven R.
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Dates
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circa 1990
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Box
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2015-197/34
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Folder
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Assorted Detroit Free Press assignments, circa 1990-1995
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Resource
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Steven R. Nickerson photographic archive
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Description
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Detroit Free Press Magazine caption reads: Five generations at the funeral of N.B. Mills. Standing, left to right, N.B.'s great grandsons, Tim Hobert Mills and James Mills Jr. Sitting, left to right: Son Hobert and grandson James. In James Jr.'s arms: great-great-grandson James Mills III. From the Detroit Free Press Magazine story, "On Stinking Creek", 1990/09/09, about a small Appalachian community in Eastern Kentucky where residents over generations have migrated to Detroit for better jobs and often back to their mountain community life. (The Detroit Free Press nominated Nickerson's photo essay for a Pulitzer Prize in feature photography in 1991.)
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Title
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Stinking Creek
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Identifier
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e_srn_0075
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Creator
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Nickerson, Steven R.
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Dates
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circa 1990
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Box
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2015-197/23
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Folder
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Lexington Herald-Leader assignment negatives 3, 1982-1987
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Resource
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Steven R. Nickerson photographic archive
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Description
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Detroit Free Press caption reads: Sometimes Peggy Kemner says a little prayer to make it from house to house. Sometimes to visit her patients, she must drive through streams and over rickety, homemade bridges. From the Detroit Free Press Magazine story, "On Stinking Creek", 1990/09/09, about a small Appalachian community in Eastern Kentucky where residents over generations have migrated to Detroit for better jobs and often back to their mountain community life.(The Detroit Free Press nominated Nickerson's photo essay for a Pulitzer Prize in feature photography in 1991.)
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Title
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Stinking Creek
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Identifier
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e_srn_0076
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Creator
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Nickerson, Steven R.
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Dates
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circa 1990
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Box
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2015-197/23
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Folder
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Lexington Herald-Leader assignment negatives 3, 1982-1987
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Resource
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Steven R. Nickerson photographic archive
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Description
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Photograph of Pastor A.B. Smallwood handling a "serpent" during a church service, From the Detroit Free Press Magazine story, "On Stinking Creek", 1990/09/09, about a small Appalachian community in Eastern Kentucky where residents over generations have migrated to Detroit for better jobs and often back to their mountain community life. (The Detroit Free Press nominated Nickerson's photo essay for a Pulitzer Prize in feature photography in 1991.)
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Title
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Stinking Creek
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Identifier
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e_srn_0077
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Creator
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Nickerson, Steven R.
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Dates
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circa 1990
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Box
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2015-197/23
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Folder
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Lexington Herald-Leader assignment negatives 3, 1982-1987
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Resource
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Steven R. Nickerson photographic archive
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Description
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Photograph of members of the House of Prayer leaving a one-room cinder-block building, which is a temporary gathering place for the church, From the Detroit Free Press Magazine story, "On Stinking Creek", 1990/09/09, about a small Appalachian community in Eastern Kentucky where residents over generations have migrated to Detroit for better jobs and often back to their mountain community life. (The Detroit Free Press nominated Nickerson's photo essay for a Pulitzer Prize in feature photography in 1991.)
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Title
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Stinking Creek
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Identifier
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e_srn_0094
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Creator
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Nickerson, Steven R.
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Dates
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circa 1987-1991
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Box
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2015-197/23
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Folder
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Lexington Herald-Leader assignment negatives, 1982-1987
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Resource
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Steven R. Nickerson photographic archive
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Description
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Detroit Free Press caption reads: Aaron Collins is only 2, but some day he will be faced with the decision to stay or leave Stinking Creek. His father Gilbert (background) who has never left says: "My kids would do better to leave, I sure didn't do too good."
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Title
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Stinking Creek
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Identifier
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e_srn_0104
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Creator
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Nickerson, Steven R.
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Dates
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circa 1990
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Box
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2.325/ZZ40
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Folder
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Stinking Creek, Kentucky, 1990
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Resource
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Steven R. Nickerson photographic archive
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Description
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Detroit Free Press caption reads: Aaron Collins, age 2, pushes a toy truck near his Great-grandmother Carrie Brown's house. From the Detroit Free Press Magazine story, "On Stinking Creek," 1990/09/09, about a small Appalachian community in Eastern Kentucky where residents over generations have migrated to Detroit for better jobs and often back to their mountain community life. (The Detroit Free Press nominated Nickerson's photo essay for a Pulitzer Prize in feature photography in 1991.)
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Title
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Stinking Creek
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Identifier
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e_srn_0039
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Creator
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Nickerson, Steven R.
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Dates
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circa 1990
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Box
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2015-197/14
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Folder
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Unidentified Detroit Free Press 1, circa 1987-1991
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Resource
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Steven R. Nickerson photographic archive
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Description
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Detroit Free Press caption reads: A young worshipper doses while the rest of the congregation prays during a marathon evening service at A.B. Smallwood's House of Prayer. From the Detroit Free Press Magazine story, "On Stinking Creek," 1990/09/09, about a small Appalachian community in Eastern Kentucky where residents over generations have migrated to Detroit for better jobs and often back to their mountain community life. (The Detroit Free Press nominated Nickerson's photo essay for a Pulitzer Prize in feature photography in 1991.)
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Title
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Stinking Creek
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Identifier
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e_srn_0117
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Creator
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Nickerson, Steven R.
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Dates
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circa 1990
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Box
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2015-197/34
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Folder
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Assorted Detroit Free Press assignments, circa 1990-1995
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Resource
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Steven R. Nickerson photographic archive
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Description
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Detroit Free Press caption reads: M.D. Brown and his 13-year-old daughter, Kimberly, idle away a rainy morning in their two-bedroom house on Brown's Branch, a hollow off Stinking Creek. From the Detroit Free Press Magazine story, "On Stinking Creek," 1990/09/09, about a small Appalachian community in Eastern Kentucky where residents over generations have migrated to Detroit for better jobs and often back to their mountain community life. (The Detroit Free Press nominated Nickerson's photo essay for a Pulitzer Prize in feature photography in 1991.)
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Title
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Stinking Creek
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Identifier
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e_srn_0118
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Creator
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Nickerson, Steven R.
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Dates
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circa 1990
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Box
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2015-197/34
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Folder
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Assorted Detroit Free Press assignments, circa 1990-1995
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Resource
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Steven R. Nickerson photographic archive
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Description
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Detroit Free Press caption reads: Mossie Brown, 16, cuddles her niece in the doorway of a friend's house. From the Detroit Free Press Magazine story, "On Stinking Creek," 1990/09/09, about a small Appalachian community in Eastern Kentucky where residents over generations have migrated to Detroit for better jobs and often back to their mountain community life. (The Detroit Free Press nominated Nickerson's photo essay for a Pulitzer Prize in feature photography in 1991.)
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Title
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Stinking Creek
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Identifier
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e_srn_0146
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Creator
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Nickerson, Steven R.
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Dates
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1990-09-09
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Box
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2.325/BB1
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Folder
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On Stinking Creek, Sept. 1990 (slides), Detroit Free Press
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Resource
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Steven R. Nickerson photographic archive
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Description
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Copy slide of a tear sheet from the Detroit Free Press Magazine photo essay, "On Stinking Creek", September 9, 1990, (The Detroit Free Press nominated Nickerson's photo essay for a Pulitzer Prize in feature photography in 1991.)
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Title
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Stinking Creek
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Identifier
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e_srn_0147
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Creator
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Nickerson, Steven R.
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Dates
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1990-09-09
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Box
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2.325/BB1
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Folder
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On Stinking Creek, Sept. 1990 (slides), Detroit Free Press
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Resource
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Steven R. Nickerson photographic archive
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Description
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Copy slide of a tear sheet from the Detroit Free Press Magazine photo essay, "On Stinking Creek", September 9, 1990,(The Detroit Free Press nominated Nickerson's photo essay for a Pulitzer Prize in feature photography in 1991.)
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Title
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Stinking Creek
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Identifier
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e_srn_0148
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Creator
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Nickerson, Steven R.
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Dates
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1990-09-09
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Box
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2.325/BB1
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Folder
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On Stinking Creek, Sept. 1990 (slides), Detroit Free Press
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Resource
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Steven R. Nickerson photographic archive
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Description
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Copy slide of a tear sheet from the Detroit Free Press Magazine photo essay, "On Stinking Creek", September 9, 1990, (The Detroit Free Press nominated Nickerson's photo essay for a Pulitzer Prize in feature photography in 1991.)