The Carter Family recorded "Wildwood Flower" in Camden, NJ, featuring Maybelle's signature guitar style.
On May 10, 1928, the Carter Family gathered at a recording studio in Camden, New Jersey, to record one of their most famous songs, "Wildwood Flower." This recording session was held at Trinity Baptist Church and was notable for prominently featuring Maybelle Carter’s innovative 'Carter scratch' style of guitar playing. This recording became a classic, heralding in a new era for country music by showcasing the guitar as a lead instrument. Maybelle’s technique not only defined the Carter Family sound but also influenced countless artists in the years to follow.