Articles, stories and links, hosted by guide Johanne Pouliot.

Large number of Afro-American folktales.

Folktales, myths, legends, tall tales and ghost stories from each of the 50 states, as well as sections on Paul Bunyan, Pecos Bill, Jesse James.

Collection of typescript interviews from the Federal Writers' Folklore Project offering the recollections of Americans from many walks of life.

Annotated materials, folklore texts and original literature from and about the southern Appalachian region.

True Arizona ghost stories submitted by readers.

Ballads and folktales, including an interactive section.

Listing of publications on folklore of the Civil War, presented by Frank de Caro.

Stories gathered from old newspaper clippings as well as stories submitted by WWW readers.

Tales and traditions of the African-American communities on the South Carolina an Georgia Sea islands.

Collection compiled by Bob Corbett (in Creole and English).

Bibliography, tale types, and abstracts of tales.

By Martha Warren Beckwith (1924), with music and riddles; e-text from the Internet Sacred Text Archive.

Hispanic ghost stories of women betrayed by love and lovers.

Featuring a halloween tale, the legend of The Three Wishes, and a Bororo myth, "How the Stars Came To Be."

Louisiana ghost stories, traiteur tales, lore, and tales from the African tradition.

Tales from the Texas Mexican border, collected by Gabriel A. Cordova Jr.

African American folklore collected by famous folklorist Zora Neale Hurston, published in 1935.

Songs, stories, placenames and jokes from Newfoundland.

Legends and folktales from Ohio towns and neighborhoods.

Stories about the legendary giant lumberjack, Paul Bunyan.

Illustrated version of the American tall tale.

Curriculum by Doris M. Vazquez, offering an introduction to Puerto Rican storytelling, with sample tales, and annotated bibliography.

Multimedia website examining Louisiana's cultural diversity through its traditional storytellers.

A Cuento from the Texas borderland.

Excerpted from the book "Mexican Folk Tales", by Anthony John Campos.

Regional folklore and legends from the Texas and Oklahoma area; topics include ghostly apparitions, mysterious creatures, and strange sightings.

Student project outlining legends from Chiloé Island in the south of Chile.

History and ethnology research project of Joe Harris' tales of Uncle Remus; includes selected texts.

An ongoing undertaking to collect, preserve and make better known the folklore, especially the folksongs, of Americans in war.

Three sample stories of upper Mississippi river lore, from the book "Wildcat Whistle" by Phil Hoebing.

Article by John Baky discussing legendary motifs occurring in print and opinion about the Vietnam war.

Baccalieu Trail fairy stories (Newfoundland).