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Part of Collection
Picturing Asheville and Western North Carolina
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Asheville Biltmore Hotel.
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Piney Mountain Methodist Church. Three-quarter portrait
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Mountain Dance & Folk Festival: Performers
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Individual potrait of unknown, seated female
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Savoy Café. Front View
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Mountain ridges
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Building at 38-58 Haywood Street
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Hammarlund Manufactoring. Exterior
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Haywood Street from over Patton Avenue intersection, Pritchard Park on the left and Paragon Bldg on the right.
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Glenn Bannerman receiving award for Best Caller.
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Chestnut Street Methodist Church, 1920.
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Woman running toward house.
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Coxe, Frank, at desk, with James McClure Clarke, George Crouse and Pruden Smith, Asheville School.
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View. Connemara, Flat Rock, NC
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Eaton Controls
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Flat Iron Building.
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Mountain Dance & Folk Festival: Performers
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Shindig on the Green: Audience - Little boy standing in center.
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Holmes, Edward I. house, at 60 Baird St
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Patton Avenue from Wyatt Texaco Station at Pearl Street
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View from Tryon Mt.
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Pack Square. Crowds greet President Theodore Roosevelt.
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Biltmore Industries.
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Program for the 74th Annual Mountain Dance and Folk Festival
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Seely's Castle (see Overlook)
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Hammarlund Manufactoring.
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Pamphlet for the 59th Annual Mountain Dance & Folk Festival
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Clinton, 87, West Asheville
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Bascom L. Lunsford dancing with friends
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Mountain Dance and Folk Festival: Performers
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Buncombe County Courthouse and Asheville City Hall, back sides
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Bon Marche, window, 1921.
