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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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Six similar photos showing pruning done to trees lining Battery Park Avenue, dated November 1977.
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Part of Collection
Picturing Asheville and Western North Carolina
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Eaton Controls
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Mountain Dance & Folk Festival
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R.H. Scadin residence in Dana, N.C.
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Biltmore Avenue 35
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George Vanderbilt Hotel
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Log Cabins. Barefoot elderly woman seated with a book in a cabin bedroom. A treadle sewing machine in background to left. End of a sleigh bed to the right. Oil lamp on table next to woman.
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Legal Building c.1909.
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Moore, Matthew Van House at 110 Cumberland Avenue
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Mountain Dance and Folk Festival
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Highland Hospital, Brower Hall
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Von Ruck House.
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Asheville Country Club, 1921.
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Many Oaks, Pack House on Merrimon Avenue
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Roads
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Magazine article mentioning the Mountain Dance and Folk Festival
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The Frith
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Walter "Red" Parham (center)
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“Hall House - Highlands, N.C.”
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Haywood Street Southeast from in front of Haverty's Furniture.
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Biltmore Industries.
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Bon Marche, window, very old.
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Public Service Building
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Flood 1916 [Photograph of flood waters and industrial area. Small tear to lower right of photograph].
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Smith-McDowell House.
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Program for the 68th Annual Mountain Dance and Folk Festival
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Asheville Cotton Mill (rear), 2/5/76
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Riverside Park
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Sherrill's Inn. James G.K. McClure
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Yale Forest School [Mountains]
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Southern Bell Exchange Building. Two men and a woman
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Mountain Dance and Folk Festival: Performers
