Abstract
This work represents the authors’ contributions to a multidisciplinary community development project about Scotts Run—a community that sprang up along a creek of the same name in western Monongalia County, West Virginia. Lyrics and recitation resulted from intense engagement with a core of remaining residents who related their stories about life up and down the creek. The songs and recitation were combined with several other songs, readings, narrations, videos, images, and artifacts in a public performance that engaged the residents of Osage and Scotts Run in a telling of their own story.
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