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Then, please click here for more details and to sign a petition. You should also write your Congressional representatives and ask them to take measures to stop piracy/copyright infringement, but keep the Internet a place for free exchange of information and ideas.

As part of our goal to provide researchers with as much information as possible through this Web site, we have begun scanning and digitizing documents held in our physical files for uploading here.

We are extremely grateful for the donations we received that allowed us to purchase a scanner capable of performing the task. It's going to be a long, slow process, because we have thousands of pages to work with. And, we have to review every digitized document to ensure each sheet was scanned.

Anyone can view the list of documents, but only Registered users of Acuff.org can download them. Please note that every document retains some sort of copyright, so you can only download a file for your personal use.

Please click here to see the list.

If you have documents, photos, or digital information to share, please click the Contact Us link and write to Billie or Laura.

INDIAN WELLS, Calif. – There will be many players battling it out on the tennis court at this weekend's USTA Senior 3.5 League National Championships at the Indian Wells Tennis Garden. But there will be one player in particular who is facing the biggest battle of them all.

This is one spectacular Fall view across the valley from the top of Clinch Mountain near Puncheon Camp in Grainger County, Tennessee.

Puncheon Camp was the home to many pioneer East Tennessee Acuffs.

Photo credit Trapper Wyatt, son of Betty Lou Acuff, daughter of Tipton Lafayette Acuff.

We are exceptionally grateful!

Our heroes today are Karen Acuff Hendricks (in honor of her dad, our beloved CA Bill), Lucian B. Acuff, Dr. Phil Acuff, Virginia Acuff Buettner, and Nancy Cole.