Bill Brown, Ed.D.

Now retired from my ‘day job’ of serving as an educator for forty-three plus years, I am working with hobbies and other interests that have taken a back seat in the past. In particular, I have organized a collection of old banjos and parts that have been accumulating for many years. This is showcased at Bill’s Banjos.

In addition, I expect to be visiting many of my favorite bluegrass festivals and perhaps adding to the North Georgia Bluegrass Chronicles – an effort brought to fruition several years ago in collaboration with good friend Mike Fleming of Sharpsburg, GA. Please note: I am maintaining this site for the time being as an historical archive. It will remain in the format in which it was produced in the early 2000s.

Of course, I am continuing my interest in and association with my two alma maters – The University of Tennessee, Knoxville and Tennessee Technological University in Cookeville, TN. These two institutions have provided anchors for both my professional and personal lives and I hold both in high esteem. I feel blessed to have many good friends and colleagues at both and look forward to continuing my associations for many years to come.