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bulletGeneral Folklore
bulletACADIE-NET - Folklore et histoire de l'Acadie offers pointers to sites with information about Acadian folklore.
bulletAfro-American Almanac offers fourteen complete folktales.
bulletAthens, Ohio: Folklore and Local Legends by Patti offers Native American legends, spiritualism, Civil War ghosts, community folktales and more.
bulletCLNet Folklore, Customs, Traditions provides information on Dia de los muertos (day of the dead), santeria, and other folklore links.
bulletDaniel Boone - Myth and Reality in American Consciousness examines the image and myth of Daniel Boone, based on primary sources.
bulletEddie Little Bear's Tall Tales by Ed Emerson offers his retellings of early American folklore and legends.
bulletEl Head Home Page by Dennis Power talks about this "disembodied avenger of the plains."
bulletEvolution of the Santa Claus Myth by David L. Brown traces the origins of the jolly old elf.
bulletFolk Medicine at UCLA by Wayland D. Hand (1907-1986), his students, and colleagues, is a searchable Archive of Folk Medicine.  Since the 1940s, Hand has extracted information journals, magazines, diaries, and the writings of medical practitioners dating to the late 18th century. (offline 9/7/99)
bulletFolklore, Legends, Tall Tales: A Knox County Casebook from Vincennes University offers folktales (some featuring bigfoot, UFOs, and French pioneer lore) related to Vincennes, Indiana.
bulletFolktales from Spring Branch offers folk stories prepared by students such as "If you give a Rattler a Revolver" and "Ropin' Sue".
bulletJames Huff's Web page offers African and American folktales, such the stories of The Bachelors and the Python, the Trickster Rabbit, the Lion and the Hare Go Hunting, and others.
bulletLa Llorona is a graphic site detailing the history of a weeping spirit that haunts the lakes and rivers of Mexico and the American southwest.
bulletLocal stories and legends about Estes Park, Colorado.
bulletNewfoundland Folklore recounts fairy stories from Conception Bay and also discusses unusual place names and words in Newfoundland.
bulletThanksgiving Information discusses folklore and legends surrounding the U.S. holiday of Thanksgiving.

 

bulletCaribbean
bulletCaribbean Religions covers Voodoo in Haiti, and Santeria in Cuba, Puerto Rico and New York.
bulletDictionary of Afro-Caribbean Deities is a work in progress. At present there are the seven orishas from the Yoruba pantheon.
bulletOrishaNet offers information on Santeria.
bulletVoodoo (Vodou) Encyclopedia by Shannon R. Turlington is a collection of short articles and definitions.
 

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