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'''Mary Ann Smith''' (born in Kinston, North Carolina) is a basketmaker and resident craftsperson at [[Tannehill Historical State Park]]. She and her husband [[Bill Smith|Bill]] learned the craft together while living in Ohio and later apprenticed with [[Blountsville]]'s [[Jesse Thomason]]. The couple specializes in traditional White Oak baskets. They also work together as instructors at the John C. Campbell Folk School in Brasstown, N.C. | '''Mary Ann Smith''' (born in Kinston, North Carolina) is a basketmaker and resident craftsperson at [[Tannehill Historical State Park]]. She and her husband [[Bill Smith (basket weaver)|Bill]] learned the craft together while living in Ohio and later apprenticed with [[Blountsville]]'s [[Jesse Thomason]]. The couple specializes in traditional White Oak baskets. They also work together as instructors at the John C. Campbell Folk School in Brasstown, N.C. | ||
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Latest revision as of 14:07, 19 August 2022
Mary Ann Smith (born in Kinston, North Carolina) is a basketmaker and resident craftsperson at Tannehill Historical State Park. She and her husband Bill learned the craft together while living in Ohio and later apprenticed with Blountsville's Jesse Thomason. The couple specializes in traditional White Oak baskets. They also work together as instructors at the John C. Campbell Folk School in Brasstown, N.C.
References
- Cauthern, Joyce (2002) "MaryAnn and Bill Smith." From Tradition: Baskets of Alabama and Quilts by 2001 National Heritage Fellow, Mozell Benson exhibition catalog. Alabama Folklife Association & Alabama State Council on the Arts.
- Riley, Cindy (March 2009) "A Tapestry of Past & Present." Lipstick magazine. pp. 38-9