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Viola B. Muse (born 1890) was an ethnographer and hairdresser who worked for the Federal Writers Project in 1936 and 1937. She interviewed African Americans on their experiences including in and around Tampa, Florida. Her subjects included prominent community leaders, former slaves, and described African American publications of the time, and did other ethnographic work in the Lavilla community of Jacksonville and African American sections of Tampa. She was born in Alabama. She married John P. Muse (died 1964). She worked as a hairdresser in the Lavilla community of Jacksonville.