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First Baptist Church. Front and side buildings of First Baptist Church
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Front and side buildings of First Baptist Church. Early Italian Reniassance, form and color scheme in a beaux arts plan with Art Deco detailing. This was Ellington's first design in Asheville.
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First Baptist Churc . Rear view from parsonage.
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First Baptist Church
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First Baptist Church
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First Baptist Church 1882-1927.
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First Christian Church. Front and side view of church. Negative damaged.
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First Presbyterian Church. Copy of a photograph of church with white under fence in front and two men walking by the church.
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Shack, The.
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Woodfin House. View of front of house
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WLOS Broadcasting Station. Front view of WLOS radio station
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First Presbyterian Church of Asheville
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Shack, The, interior view
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West Asheville Post Office.
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Reynolds Building. Front view
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Horney Heights Free-Will Baptist Church. Front View of church
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Post Office. Sorting Christmas mail.
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Y.M.C.A.. Note man in window
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Hall Fletcher Junior High School.
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Uncle Sam's Loan Office. Crowd in front of Uncle Sam's
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Shack, The. Interior view
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WLOS Broadcasting Station. Framing for offices or studios
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Palais Royal. Biltmore Avenue looking north
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Rogers Plumbing Company. Display window of Rogers Plumbing Co
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Asheville (general views). Photo of a picture in Asheville (1800's)
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First Christian Church
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Woodfin House. front of building
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Jackson Apartment Building. Apartment building.
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West Asheville Bank, building, Haywood Road at Richmond Avenue.
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Waynesville Hospital. Operating room
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Regan-Cole Motor Company. West side of Biltmore Avenue
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First Presbyterian Church of Asheville
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Paramont Theatre. Front View
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Shack, The. Party group with Ramsey
Part of Collection
Picturing Asheville and Western North Carolina
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Biltmore Industries.
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Grove Arcade.
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Poplar Street from the tunnel toward Downtown.
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Coxe, Frank, with David Fall, Asheville School.
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West Asheville Bridge
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Andrews Geyser
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Albemarle Park. Three of the Manor Cottages in Albemarle Park
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Betty Smith
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Seely's Castle (see Overlook)
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Citizen-Times, man at dictograph
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Haywood Road. Pressed tin ceiling, 700 block of Haywood Road, West Asheville
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Log Cabins. Bare-foot woman standing outside a log cabin.
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Chimney Rock, Devil's Head.
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O.B. Wright House.
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Mountain Dance & Folk Festival: Performers
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Mountain Dance & Folk Festival: Performers
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Wachovia Bank Building. College Street side of Wachovia Bank
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Clingman Avenue 116
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Plane Before Take-Off.
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The Pisgah Pickers: Leesa Sutton (fiddle), Bryan Sutton (guitar), Jerry Sutton (bass), and Shane Herren (banjo)
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Biltmore Forest Country Club, entire building.
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Fleetwood Hotel. Under construction taken at same time as P 1218.
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Edwin Burge Shoe Company.
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Biltmore Industries.
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Mountain Dance & Folk Festival: Performers
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Mountain Dance and Folk Festival: Performers
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Howland, Richard Smith house, called Dolobran, on Sunset Dr, July 1904
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Sir Thomas - Satulah House
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Campbell house
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Bascom Lunsford
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Patton Avenue from the south side near Ann Street uphill toward Otis Street
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Yale Forest School [Man standing in the desert ]
