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Exploring an 1814 Appalachian Homeplace

Tucked away in a quiet holler deep in Ashe County, North Carolina, lies a hidden Appalachian treasure—the DeBoard Homeplace and farm, family-owned since 1814! 🤯 Join us as we wander through this beautifully preserved mountain farmstead where generations of DeBoards lived off the land. This wasn’t just a house—it was a way of life. From milking dairy cows at the crack of dawn to raising hogs, horses, and chickens, this farm was a classic example of Appalachian self-sufficiency at its finest. 🐮🐷🐴 We’ll explore the old homeplace, outbuildings, and rolling pastures while sharing stories of life in the mountains before electricity, internet, or even paved roads. It’s a living reminder of the grit, grace, and hard work that defined Appalachian families for generations. Hit that like button, subscribe for more history and heritage, and come on in—we're going up the holler for a real mountain memory. 🏡🌄 00:00 - Introduction 01:02 - The Family Matriarch 01:38 - Size of Farm 02:23 - What the Land means to the Family 03:39 - Life was Hard 04:16 - The Old Barn 04:52 - Brooder House 05:45 - Country Stores 06:15 - First Time on Property as New Bride 07:00 - Growing up in Jefferson, NC 08:07 - She Loved School 08:38 - Green Bean Story 09:37 - Conclusion Support AMK and get exclusive videos and other perks:    / @appalachianmemorykeepers   #appalachianhistory #ashecountync #farmlife