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First Baptist Church. Front of First Baptist Church and side buildings. Negative for Bible Class sign.
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Front of First Baptist Church and side buildings. Negative for Bible Class sign.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 Church, front entrance and side view (same as ball1313)
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First Baptist Church 1882-1927.
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First Baptist Church
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First Baptist Church, Front entrance
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First Christian Church. Front and side view of church. Negative damaged.
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First Baptist Church. Front and side buildings of First Baptist Church
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First Baptist Churc . Rear view from parsonage.
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First Presbyterian Church. Rev. Robert F. Campbell, pastor of Asheville First Presbyterian Church (1893-1938) seated in a rocking chair in his study.
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First Baptist Church
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First Baptist Church 1882-1927.
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Shack, The. Party group with Ramsey
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WLOS Broadcasting Station. Framing for offices or studios
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Oates Building. Shot from behind
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Oates Building. Front view
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Perkin's Café. Interior café view
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Jackson Apartment Building. Apartment building.
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Eugene Rankin Grammer School. Front of two story brick school
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Rose Foster Practice Cottage. Brick house on Asheville College campus
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Jenkins Hotel. Elks building
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Palais Royal. View
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Wolfe Building.
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Uncle Sam's Loan Office. Crowd in front of Uncle Sam's
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Shack, The.
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French Broad Laundry. French Broad Laundry
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REA (Rural Electric Association). Front view.
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New Medical Building 1925. Front view
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Regan-Cole Motor Company. West side of Biltmore Avenue
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Western North Carolina Sanatorium.
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Post Office. Sorting Christmas mail.
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West Asheville Baptist Church
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Calvary Baptist Church.
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New Medical Building 1925. Under construction.
Part of Collection
Picturing Asheville and Western North Carolina
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A&P Supermarket.
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First National Bank Building. Main Street of Marion NC, with First National Bank on corner and automobiles parked on street.
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Leo Finklestein's Bar
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Beaucatcher Tunnel, under construction.
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Sir Thomas - Satulah House
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Yale Forest School [Woman standing in front of fence with muff ]
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Von Ruck House
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Manor Inn
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Ethan Allen
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Franklin House. Home of Theodore Franklin
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Mountain Dance & Folk Festival: Performers
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Mountain Dance & Folk Festival: Performers
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Asheville School, students with (left to right) James McClure Clarke, George Crouse, and Frank Coxe.
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Haywood Street 53-55
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Margo Terrace. Display of Ford automobiles
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First Baptist Church, front entrance and side view (same as ball1313)
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Dunn-Groce Funeral Home. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur E. Dunn in front of Dunn-Groce Funeral Home, 756 Haywood Road. Snow on ground
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Interior of house with unknown object
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Smith-McDowell House.
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Flood 1916 [Building in background with flood waters in foreground. Shows loose pieces of building material piled high standing in water].
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Haywood Street
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Champion Fiber Company, power plant.
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Railroad stop, near manufacturing plant.
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Grove Park Inn Wood Work Shop, with icicles hanging from roof
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Rockwell
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Battery Park Hotel. Hotel with back of Margo Terrace in distance.
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Fiddle trade?
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Audience circled around the main stage.
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The Frith
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Asheville Mica Machinery
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Mountain Dance & Folk Festival: Performers
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Johnny Rhymer & Tommy Hunter
