The Moonlight Schools of eastern Kentucky were first established in 1911 by Cora Wilson Stewart to promote literacy among adults in the Appalachian region of Kentucky. Moonlight Schools later served African American and Native American students in other regions of the United States.
Articles
200 Years in Kentucky, J. Winston Coleman
A Case Study In The Triump Of The Appalachian Spirit, Unknown
Adult Literacy Play's Premiere Set Sept. 7 at Morehead State, Unknown
AEC Newsletter, Adult Continuing Education Center, Montclair State College,
America's Greatest Journal of Personalities, Unknown
Articles related to the Moonlight School, Unknown
Bibliography on Cora Wilson Stewart, Cora Wilson Stewart
Collection of Articles and Reviews on the "Miss Cora Story", Kim Hamilton, Elaine Webb, Tom Carter, and Deidre Glasser
Community School Classes Start Oct. 8, Unknown
Cora Stewart Battled Illiteracy, Jean Howerton Coady
Cora Wilson Moonight School Bookmark, Unknown
Cora Wilson Stewart and Development of the Moonlight School, Virginia Williams
Cora Wilson Stewart and the Crusade Against Illiteracy in Kentucky, Willie E. Nelms Jr.
Cora Wilson Stewart and the Moonlight School, Jack D. Ellis
Cora Wilson Stewart and the Moonlight School, Special Collections Department of Morehead State University
Cora Wilson Stewart And the "Moonlight School" Movement, James Gifford
Cora Wilson Stewart Founder of Moonlight Schools and the Illiteracy Comission, Inez Faith Humphrey
Cora Wilson Stewart, Founder Of Moonlight Schools And The Illiteracy Commission, Unknown
Cora Wilson Stewart Led Fight Against Illiteracy, Unknown
Daniels Creek's 1-room School Still Going Strong, G. Sam Piatt
Donation Letter, Carl M. Tidd
Duncan Starts Work On Oral History Project, Unknown
Kentucky History Lives In Chautauqua Characters, Nancy P. Gregg
Little Brushy School, Unknown
Makes Charge of Unfairness, Lexington Herald-Leader
"Miss Cora" The Moonlight Lady, Laura Lee Duncan and Michael O'Connell
Missionary Tidings, Christian Woman's Board
'Moonlighter' Recalls School For New Book, Pam Holbrook
Moonlight School Committee Letter, Morris L. Norfleet
Moonlight School Getting Facelift, Deborah J. Powell
Moonlight School Homework, Moonlight School Children
Moonlight Schoolhouse Salutes Our Growth and Heritage, Jan Martin
Moonlight School In Spotlight This Week, Unknown
Moonlight Schools, A Page From History, Ambrose Boston
Moonlight Schools Essay, Sheri Taylor
Morehead Woman Is Highly Praised, Unknown
Mrs. Cora WIlson Stewart, 83, Nation's Great Pioneer Leader In Adult Education, Is Claimed, Unknown
Old Moonlight School Photographs, Unknown
One-Room Schools Quickly Fading From The Public Education Scene, Elizabeth Smith
Pine Mountain: A Unique Learning Experience, R. G. Dunlop
Readin', 'Ritin' And Remoteness, Joe Creason
Report of The Kentucky Illiteracy Commission, Unknown
Slogan is "One for Every One", Licking Valley Courier
Special To Back Home In Kentucky On Cora Wilson Stewart, Mary Westheimer
State Asks Dismissal of Creech Counterclaim, Anne Pardue
State's Originator Of Night Schools For Aged Dies, Unknown
Students In Moonlight Schools Burn Midnight Oil, Helen Price Stacy
Tabor Hill School Photograph, Unknown
Teaching Duties Changed, Sue Lowe
The Cora Wilson Stewart Moonlight Schoolhouse, Harold Rose and Mike Curtis
The Cora Wilson Stewart Moonlight Schoolhouse Booklet, Harold Rose, Mike Curtis, and Marie Raines
The Great Purpose of the Newspaper, Lexington Herald-Leader
The Moonlighter, Jenny Etter, Miriam Bell, Ida Bell Hammond, and W. L. Mills
Visit The Cora Wilson Stewart Moonlight Schoolhouse, Unknown
Audio Recordings
Alice Stewart O'Hara Interview, Alice Stewart O'Hara and Laura Duncan
Alma Barber Interview, Alma Barber and Laura Duncan
Bob Bishop Interview, Bob Bishop and Laura Duncan
Carolyn Crosthwaite Interview, Carolyn Crosthwaite and Laura Duncan
Clara Jacobs Interveiw, Clara Jacobs and Laura Duncan
Flo Estes (Anonymous) Interview, Flo Estes and Laura Duncan
George Ellington Interview, George Ellington and Laura Duncan
Georgia Brown Interview, Georgia Brown and Laura Duncan
Gladys LeBaun Interview, Gladys LeBaun and Laura Duncan
Herbert Stewart Interview, Herbert Stewart and Laura Duncan
Ivan Stewart Interview, Ivan Stewart and Laura Duncan
Jack Ellis Interview, Jack Ellis and Laura Duncan
James Stewart Interview, James Stewart and Laura Duncan
Jerry Bradley Interview, Jerry Bradley and Laura Duncan
John A. Duncan Interview, John A. Duncan and Laura Duncan
Laura Lee Duncan Interview, Laura Lee Duncan
Mable Kelly Interview, Mable Kelly and Laura Duncan
Margorie Roberts Interview, Margorie Roberts and Laura Duncan
Mary Alice Jayne Interview, Mary Alice Jayne and Laura Duncan
Michael O'Connell Interview, Michael O'Connell and Laura Duncan
Sherman Wooten Interview, Sherman Wooten and Laura Duncan
Virginia Prewitt Interview, Virginia Prewitt and Laura Duncan
Virginia Williams Interview, Virginia Williams and Laura Duncan
Wells Black Interview, Wells Black and Laura Duncan
News Articles
100,000 Enrolled in Night Schools, Lexington Herald-Leader
100,000 Kentucky Illiterates are Taught by 5,000 Volunteers, Lexington Herald-Leader
20,000 Year to be Asked in Fight on Illiteracy, Lexington Herald-Leader
Address of Mrs. Cora Wilson Stewart, Hopkinsville Kentuckian
Address of Mrs. Cora Wilson Stewart, Maysville Public Ledger
Adult Education, Adair County News
Adult Literacy, Lexington Herald-Leader
Airplane to be Used for Education in State, Maysville Public Ledger
A Kentuckian Answers for Fayette County, Lexington Herald-Leader
A Kentuckian's Praise: Champ Clark Pays High Tribute to Mrs. Cora Wilson Stewart, Lexington Herald-Leader
Amburgy Get New Trial, Lexington Herald-Leader
An Interesting Address, Adair County News
A Prominent Visitor, Big Sandy News
A Prophet With Honor, Lexington Herald-Leader
As a Woman Sees It, Clay City Times
At Eastern Normal, Richmond Climax
Author of Bill, The Mountain Advocate
Avers Stanley Broke Pledges, Maysville Public Ledger
A Well Deserved Honor, Lexington Herald-Leader
A Woman's Work in the Public Schools, Lexington Herald-Leader
A Worthy Measure, Bourbon News
A Worthy Measure, Mount Sterling Advocate