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Whippoorwill Academy and Village
Ferguson, Wilkes County
Photo 00542001
Street marker for Whippoorwill Academy and Village.
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Whippoorwill Academy and Village
Ferguson, Wilkes County
Photo 00542002
Front exterior view of Whippoorwill Academy.
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Whippoorwill Academy and Village
Ferguson, Wilkes County
Photo 00542003
Original teacher's desk covered with portraits of various teachers, original ledgers, and local histories.
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Whippoorwill Academy and Village
Ferguson, Wilkes County
Photo 00542004
A duplicate of the Whippoorwill Academy rules.
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Whippoorwill Academy and Village
Ferguson, Wilkes County
Photo 00542005
Confederate uniform of Captain Thomas L. Ferguson, North Carolina 26th Regiment.
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Whippoorwill Academy and Village
Ferguson, Wilkes County
Photo 00542006
Ferguson family and other letters and photographs from the Civil War.
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Whippoorwill Academy and Village
Ferguson, Wilkes County
Photo 00542007
A photograph of North Carolina Poet Laureate James Larkin Pearson, Whippoorwill Academy alumnus.
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Whippoorwill Academy and Village
Ferguson, Wilkes County
Photo 00542008
Whippoorwill Academy and Village Director Edith Carter poses with Tom Dooley's original tombstone. The Tom Dooley Museum, located on the upper floor of the academy, not only features artifacts associated with the infamous story, but also features Mrs. Carter's paintings which illustrate the story.
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Whippoorwill Academy and Village
Ferguson, Wilkes County
Photo 00542009
A closer view of Tom Dooley's tombstone along with pictures of the new marker.
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Whippoorwill Academy and Village
Ferguson, Wilkes County
Photo 00542010
A photograph of Edith Carter with the Kingston Trio. The Kingston Trio visited with Mrs. Carter and laid a wreath on Tom Dooley's grave.
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