Welcome back, Witches! This week we're continuing our Appalachian Folk Practices series with Part 2, where we're exploring the traditions of Granny Women and Midwifery. We'll dive into the history, healing practices, folk magic, and vital role these women played in their communities, preserving generations of herbal knowledge and spiritual wisdom. So get in, Loser, because this week we're heading deep into the heart of Appalachia to uncover the legacy of the mountain healers.
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Scott, Shaunna. “Grannies, Mothers and Babies: An Examination of Traditional Southern Appalachian Midwifery.” Central Issues in Anthropology, vol. 4, no. 2, 1982, pp. 17–30., doi:10.1525/cia.1982.4.2.17.
Cavender, Anthony. Folk Medicine in Southern Appalachia. The University of North Carolina Press, 2003.
Hunter Library Omeka Collections. Midwifery in Early 20th Century Appalachia. https://digitalhumanities.wcu.edu/omeka/exhibits/show/frank-fry/midwiferyinappalachia
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