Bardelf

Terry Rollins is a professional storyteller who specializes in North Carolina folktales, ghost stories, pirate legends, and Native American lore. He offers a one-man show, "Nevermore: the life and writings of Edgar Allan Poe". Mr. Rollins also leads the Historic Washington Ghost Walk.

Friday, June 7, 2013

Washington Haunts - the historic ghost walk

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I created a new page on Facebook today for the ghost walk I run in Washington, North Carolina. Check it out, if you are a FB user, at: http...

Monday, April 29, 2013

Tall Tales Under the Mill Moon

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I hope my friends and fans in the western part of North Carolina will join me for an evening of storytelling with the Catawba County Histori...

Sunday, April 14, 2013

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The 2013 season of the Historic Washington Ghost Walk kicked-off this weekend with good attendance. Once or twice a month, I have the privi...

Saturday, December 29, 2012

Enjoy a Story!

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I am happy to announce that the Brown Library (Washington, NC) website now offers kids a chance to enjoy a video clip story! Each month I w...

Sunday, November 18, 2012

Winter Stories @ UNC - Chapel Hill

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I will be joining Jeffery Beam, Brian Sturm and others, for the 20th anniversary of Winter Stories. The program will take place on December...

Monday, January 9, 2012

Book Sale

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One of the largest book sales in eastern North Carolina will be held soon. The annual Friends of the Brown Library Book Sale will take plac...

Thursday, December 29, 2011

Old Year, New Year

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I hope that this finds you enjoying the holidays, as you may be sharing time with family and friends. 2011 has been a very busy year for me...

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bardelf: I am a storyteller, bard, children's librarian, and ghost walk guide. I live in a 110-year old house just outside of Washington, North Carolina -- the first place in America named for George Washington. It's just up the road from our state's oldest town, Bath. Arr! I live in the land of pirates! These quotes sum me up pretty well: "My fathers knew of wind and tide and my blood is maritime" -- Stan Rogers *** and *** "I wonder if one of the most important steps along our journey is the one in which we throw away the map" -- Loreena McKennitt

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