Americana

6 sections·12 books

This page includes texts relating to uniquely American expressions of belief, as well as folklore and supersition, that don't fit into any other category.

General Folklore

1 book

African-American

1 book
  • Drums and Shadows Georgia Writer's Project
    Coastal Georgia folklore from the 1930s and connections to African spiritual practices.
    1940

Pennsylvania Folklore

5 books

This part of the site has grown organically rather than by plan, and a small number of texts about Pennsylvania have coalesced here, for no particular reason.

  • Pow-wows; or Long Lost Friend John George Hoffman
    A small book of folk-magic and healing by a early nineteenth Century Pennsylvania Dutch practicioner of 'Pow-wow'.
    1820
  • Folk-Lore of the Pennsylvania Germans
    Folk-Lore of the Pennsylvania Germans W. J. Hoffman, M. D.
    A grabbag of folklore from 19th Century rural Pennsylvania, including folk-magic, home remedies, superstitions and the supernatural.
    1888
  • The Realness of Witchcraft in America
    The Realness of Witchcraft in America A. Monroe Aurand, Jr.
    a little pamphlet about Pennsylvania witchcraft. Donated by Eliza Yetter of sacredspiral.com.
    1942
  • Early Life of the Pennsylvania Germans
    Early Life of the Pennsylvania Germans A. Monroe Aurand
    Some historical background on the early Pennsylvania Germans, including details of their religious composition. Donated by Eliza Yetter of sacredspiral.com.
  • Little Known Facts about the Amish and the Mennonites Ammon Monroe Aurand, Jr.
    A short pamphlet by Aurand about the Amish. A sympathetic treatment of this deeply conservative group.
    1938

Texas

1 book
  • Coffee in the Gourd
    A collection of Texas folklore. Donated by Eliza Yetter of sacredspiral.com.
    1923
  • 9/11: A Remembrance
    Complete lists of the names of the deceased, HTML version of the 9/11 Commission Report, and more.
    2004

Elsewhere at this site

3 books
  • The Shakers
    The Shakers, who fled persecution in England to flourish in America, are a unique branch of Christianity with a feminist twist. Known for their handicrafts, the Shakers declined in the twentieth century due to their vows of celibacy and the impact of modernism.
  • The Mormons
    The Mormons are the largest world religion indigenous to America; their revealed scripture is set in an ancient New World setting.
  • Native America
    Sacred-texts has extensive material on the religions of the Native Americans.

Americana

6 sections·12 books

This page includes texts relating to uniquely American expressions of belief, as well as folklore and supersition, that don't fit into any other category.

General Folklore

1 book

African-American

1 book
  • Drums and Shadows Georgia Writer's Project
    Coastal Georgia folklore from the 1930s and connections to African spiritual practices.
    1940

Pennsylvania Folklore

5 books

This part of the site has grown organically rather than by plan, and a small number of texts about Pennsylvania have coalesced here, for no particular reason.

  • Pow-wows; or Long Lost Friend John George Hoffman
    A small book of folk-magic and healing by a early nineteenth Century Pennsylvania Dutch practicioner of 'Pow-wow'.
    1820
  • Folk-Lore of the Pennsylvania Germans
    Folk-Lore of the Pennsylvania Germans W. J. Hoffman, M. D.
    A grabbag of folklore from 19th Century rural Pennsylvania, including folk-magic, home remedies, superstitions and the supernatural.
    1888
  • The Realness of Witchcraft in America
    The Realness of Witchcraft in America A. Monroe Aurand, Jr.
    a little pamphlet about Pennsylvania witchcraft. Donated by Eliza Yetter of sacredspiral.com.
    1942
  • Early Life of the Pennsylvania Germans
    Early Life of the Pennsylvania Germans A. Monroe Aurand
    Some historical background on the early Pennsylvania Germans, including details of their religious composition. Donated by Eliza Yetter of sacredspiral.com.
  • Little Known Facts about the Amish and the Mennonites Ammon Monroe Aurand, Jr.
    A short pamphlet by Aurand about the Amish. A sympathetic treatment of this deeply conservative group.
    1938

Texas

1 book
  • Coffee in the Gourd
    A collection of Texas folklore. Donated by Eliza Yetter of sacredspiral.com.
    1923
  • 9/11: A Remembrance
    Complete lists of the names of the deceased, HTML version of the 9/11 Commission Report, and more.
    2004

Elsewhere at this site

3 books
  • The Shakers
    The Shakers, who fled persecution in England to flourish in America, are a unique branch of Christianity with a feminist twist. Known for their handicrafts, the Shakers declined in the twentieth century due to their vows of celibacy and the impact of modernism.
  • The Mormons
    The Mormons are the largest world religion indigenous to America; their revealed scripture is set in an ancient New World setting.
  • Native America
    Sacred-texts has extensive material on the religions of the Native Americans.

Americana

6 sections·12 books

This page includes texts relating to uniquely American expressions of belief, as well as folklore and supersition, that don't fit into any other category.

General Folklore

1 book

African-American

1 book
  • Drums and Shadows Georgia Writer's Project
    Coastal Georgia folklore from the 1930s and connections to African spiritual practices.
    1940

Pennsylvania Folklore

5 books

This part of the site has grown organically rather than by plan, and a small number of texts about Pennsylvania have coalesced here, for no particular reason.

  • Pow-wows; or Long Lost Friend John George Hoffman
    A small book of folk-magic and healing by a early nineteenth Century Pennsylvania Dutch practicioner of 'Pow-wow'.
    1820
  • Folk-Lore of the Pennsylvania Germans
    Folk-Lore of the Pennsylvania Germans W. J. Hoffman, M. D.
    A grabbag of folklore from 19th Century rural Pennsylvania, including folk-magic, home remedies, superstitions and the supernatural.
    1888
  • The Realness of Witchcraft in America
    The Realness of Witchcraft in America A. Monroe Aurand, Jr.
    a little pamphlet about Pennsylvania witchcraft. Donated by Eliza Yetter of sacredspiral.com.
    1942
  • Early Life of the Pennsylvania Germans
    Early Life of the Pennsylvania Germans A. Monroe Aurand
    Some historical background on the early Pennsylvania Germans, including details of their religious composition. Donated by Eliza Yetter of sacredspiral.com.
  • Little Known Facts about the Amish and the Mennonites Ammon Monroe Aurand, Jr.
    A short pamphlet by Aurand about the Amish. A sympathetic treatment of this deeply conservative group.
    1938

Texas

1 book
  • Coffee in the Gourd
    A collection of Texas folklore. Donated by Eliza Yetter of sacredspiral.com.
    1923
  • 9/11: A Remembrance
    Complete lists of the names of the deceased, HTML version of the 9/11 Commission Report, and more.
    2004

Elsewhere at this site

3 books
  • The Shakers
    The Shakers, who fled persecution in England to flourish in America, are a unique branch of Christianity with a feminist twist. Known for their handicrafts, the Shakers declined in the twentieth century due to their vows of celibacy and the impact of modernism.
  • The Mormons
    The Mormons are the largest world religion indigenous to America; their revealed scripture is set in an ancient New World setting.
  • Native America
    Sacred-texts has extensive material on the religions of the Native Americans.