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Asheville Recreation Park & Dam, Bathhouse at Recreation Park.
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Exterior of the bathhouse at Recreation Park. Trees in foreground. The park was part of the 1920's boom and built east of Asheville on the Swannanoa River at the site of a city pumping station.
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Blanton Street 178
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Riverside Park
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Battery Park Hotel and last part of the hill being removed.
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Haywood Street 263
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Asheville (general views). Panoramic view of Asheville before 1923.
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Battery Park Hotel. Junior League chorus line.
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Haywood Street 53-55
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Davidson, Theodore Fulton house
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Branch (Patrick) House
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College Street 20-22
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College Street across Pritchard Park
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Burton Street School
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Tobacco, entire warehouse floor filled.
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Battery Park Hotel. Junior League chorus line on hotel roof terrace
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Asheville Music Club.
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Cecil's Business College, 1938.
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Building site, Mount Pisgah in background.
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Asheville Normal School, Normal building, later Lawrence Hall, location of Asheville-Biltmore College, 1940-1942, 1928.
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Waynesville-Haywood County Courthouse
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Clingman Avenue 116
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M. V. Moore Department Store. Church Street looking north
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Bear cub, at Recreation Park.
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Bledsoe Building, 771-783 Haywood Road, West Asheville
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Asheville Biltmore Hotel, older neg.
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Public Building, Asheville Female College.
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Weaver Hydroelectric Plant. Weaver Hydroelectric Plant
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Smith's Bridge, from west side of river below bridge, 11-5-20.
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Biltmore House, seen from a distance
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College Street 62
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Woman on the street in downtown Asheville, NC
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Asheville from Battery Park Hotel.
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Hampton, Dr. John E. House at 230 Montford Avenue
Part of Collection
Picturing Asheville and Western North Carolina
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Champion Fiber Company, power plant.
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Seely's Castle (see Overlook)
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Performers
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Mountain Dance & Folk Festival: Performers
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Farms. Copy of a photograph of a farm
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Rockwell
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Grove Park Inn. East Entrance
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Commercial Building at 77-81 Patton Avenue, built in 1905
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Page Avenue 52
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Sherrill's Inn. Two children of James & Elspeth McClure
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View. Connemara, Flat Rock, NC
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Sherrill's Inn. Young girl seated on grass eating Sunshine Toy Cookies
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Highland Hall in winter, from NE
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Mountain Dance & Folk Festival: Performers
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Mears, George A. House at 137 Biltmore Avenue
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Kenilworth Inn. South and west facades.
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Chimney Rock, Hickory Nut Falls.
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Dancers on stage.
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Shindig on the Green: Cloggers
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Mountain Dance & Folk Festival
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Asheville School, ball game vs. Christ School showing game crowd and tea for players.
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Yale Forest School [Looking there the cave bius[poss.] towards the refine building.']
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Man facing house
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Small stream
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Chimney Rock, Devil's Head.
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Grove Park Inn Wood Work Shop, with icicles hanging from roof
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Toxaway Inn
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Drexel; Interior
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Battery Park Avenue. Six similar photos showing pruning done to trees lining Battery Park Avenue, dated November 1977.
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Mountain Dance and Folk Festival: Performers
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Yale Forest School [Yale Forest School Trinity, Texas Apr. 1911 ; McCullough, R.E. Thompson, Johnson, S. Thompson, Stokes, S.H. Matsh, Watzrk, Bishop, Moss, Mason, Hazard' ; 9 men at camp]
