The Tennessee Folklore Society Bulletin is the official publication of the Tennessee Folklore Society and the longest continuously published regional folklore journal in the United States and contains articles and studies on the various aspects of folklore investigation within the State of Tennessee. It was initially published four times a year but is now published on an occasional schedule.
The Tennessee State Library and Archives digitized TFSB issues from 1935-2006. They are available to read and download from the TSLA Digital Tennessee website.
A full physical print run of the Bulletin is available at TSLA in Nashville and Arts in McNairy in Selmer.
205 W Court Ave, Selmer, TN (731) 435-3288
The mission of the Tennessee Folklore Society is to document, educate, and advance the folklore and traditional culture of Tennessee.
What is folklore anyway?
The diverse customs and traditions passed down through generations
