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American folklore
Native
  • Alaska
  • California
  • Salishan
Folk heroes
  • Johnny Appleseed
  • Elfego Baca
  • Daniel Boone
  • Br'er Rabbit
  • Jim Bridger
  • Paul Bunyan
  • Davy Crockett
  • Mike Fink
  • Geronimo
  • John Henry
  • Calamity Jane
  • Casey Jones
  • Molly Pitcher
  • Theodore Roosevelt
  • Ola Värmlänning
Idiomatic figures
  • Average Joe
  • Cooter Brown
  • Jack Robinson
  • Sam Hide
  • Uncle Sam
Fearsome critters
  • Agropelter
  • Axehandle hound
  • Ball-tailed cat
  • Belled buzzard
  • Cactus cat
  • Champ
  • Dungavenhooter
  • Fur-bearing trout
  • Gillygaloo
  • Glawackus
  • Goofus bird
  • Gumberoo
  • Hidebehind
  • Hodag
  • Hoop snake
  • Hugag
  • Jackalope
  • Jersey Devil
  • Joint snake
  • Sidehill gouger
  • Snallygaster
  • Snipe
  • Snow snake
  • Splintercat
  • Squonk
  • Teakettler
  • Wampus cat
Ghosts
  • Bell Witch
  • Ghosts of the American Civil War
  • Lincoln's ghost
  • La Llorona
  • Red Ghost
  • White Lady
Legends
  • Bloodstopping
  • Campfire story
  • Confederate gold
  • Fountain of Youth
  • Goatman (urban legend)
  • Lost Dutchman's Gold Mine
  • Lost Ship of the Desert
  • Madstone
  • Mercy Brown vampire incident
  • Mothman
  • Seven Cities of Gold
  • Tailypo
  • Westerns
    • Cowboys/Vaqueros
African
  • Flying Africans
  • Uncle Remus
Literary folk heroes
  • Alfred Bulltop Stormalong
  • Annie Christmas
  • Brother Jonathan
  • Casey at the Bat
  • Cordwood Pete
  • Evangeline
  • Febold Feboldson
  • Ichabod Crane
  • Joe Magarac
  • Johnny Kaw
  • Kemp Morgan
  • Mose Humphrey
  • Ole Pete
  • Pecos Bill
  • Rip Van Winkle
  • Tony Beaver
  • Windwagon Smith
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