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Biltmore Avenue 2
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The Plaza Theatre sits on the corner of Biltmore Avenue and was originally built in 1922. Pepsi billboard in background.
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Related items
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Biltmore Avenue in the early 1940's
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Biltmore Avenue, seen from Aston Street
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Erwin, Marcus, former residence
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View
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Roads. Biltmore Avenue, facing South
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Biltmore Avenue 31
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Farms
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College Street across Pritchard Park
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College Street across Pritchard Park
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Patton Avenue (views)
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Waynesville Presbyterian Church
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Battery Park Avenue
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Jackson Building
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Seely's Castle (see Overlook). Overlook - Seely's Castlearched entrance
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Holmes, Miss Edith, residence.
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Haywood Street 62-66 1/2
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Broadway. View north from the center of Broadway at College Street.
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Waynesville-Haywood County Courthouse
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Government Street
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College Street looking east
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Roads.
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Chestnut Street rock wall.
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Wachovia Bank Building. College Street side of Wachovia Bank
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Haywood Street
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College Street across Pritchard Park
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Haywood Road, West Asheville looking east towards a two-story house at 577
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Biltmore Avenue 130-132
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Haywood Street south from Vanderbilt Place.
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Battery Park Place
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Log Cabins
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Corner of Page Avenue and Battery Park Avenue
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View
Part of Collection
Picturing Asheville and Western North Carolina
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Young man in beanie
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Man in checkered suit
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Tennent, Dr. Gaillard Stoney house at 111 Montford Avenue
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Charlotte Street, Winter Street scene
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Hawthorne house, 170 Haywood Street
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Performers
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Bank of Asheville, opening, 2-4-46
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Citizen-Times Newsboys.
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Tobacco processing, line of trucks with tobacco for sale.
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Citizen-Times, advertising department banquet.
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Bynum House. Entrance detail
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Seely's Castle (see Overlook)
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Peidmont Building.
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Haywood Street during Asheville's first Bele Chere celebration, 1979.
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Roads
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Mountain Dance & Folk Festival: Performers
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Biltmore Industries.
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Tobacco, entire warehouse floor filled.
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Biltmore Industries.
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Woman and dog on porch
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Grove Arcade. Under consturction with Batter Park Hotel and Margo Terace in background.
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Apple orchard, tree loaded with fruit.
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Shindig on the Green: Performers
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Seely's Castle (see Overlook)
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Seely's Castle (see Overlook)
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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 & Folk Festival: Performers
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Shindig on the Green: Shindig Audience
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Rockwell
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Infant in white frock
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Roads
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Dukes-Zurburg House at 30 Cumberland Avenue
