Interview with Angie Mutter,
Project: Appalachia: Women Of Coal Oral History Project
Interview Summary
Mutter describes life as an outsider moving into the coal mining region. She became a preschool teacher and a librarian in Grundy, Virginia. She describes the cultural socialization of women through wedding showers and baby showers. Mutter explains some of the differences between living in Atlanta and moving to a small coal mining town, including such basic differences as how people communicate and understand directions.Interview Accession
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