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Grove Park Inn -exterior view of rear of inn and grounds. The eastern view of the inn appears today much as it did when this photograph was taken around 1920, revealing how well the soft roof line and granite boulders blend with the natural surrounding
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The Grove Park Inn Photograph Collection is a virtual collection. The original photographs are held by the Grove Park Inn. UNC Asheville has digital reproduction rights.
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Citizen-Times, circulation department staff.
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Grove Park Inn facing west showing tennis court, golf links and ''old swimming hole'' in foreground.
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Blanton Street 178
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Smith-McDowell House.
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Battery Park Avenue from Haywood Street
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Asheville (general views)
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Asheville College. A Building on the campus of Asheville College.
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Grove Park Inn -exterior view of man and woman in garden. Mother of Jane Rufus Ogeline [?]
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Grove Park Inn -exterior view of Oscar Mills family
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Grove Park Inn Construction -The granite boulders were hauled to the site by Packard-engine-powered trucks (known as an 'automobile train') pulling and guiding 15 wagons at a time. On each trip, more than 40 tons of granite, cement, rock and tile were tr
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Sondley House
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Grove Park Inn -exterior view of workmen on roof.
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Longchamps Aprtments
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Biltmore Village Commercial Buildings.
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Seely's Castle (see Overlook)
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Grove Park Inn - Exterior view of one wing of Inn with steam shovel next to wall, and four men standing on scaffolding in front of shovel.
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Cedar Crest.
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Biltmore Industries.
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Seely's Castle (see Overlook)
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Grove Park Inn - Interior view of framing and large tile blocks in place.
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Grove Park Inn -exterior side view of Inn near completion.
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Hackney and Moale Company.
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Grove Park Inn - Exterior view of construction equipment including two wheel cart, in foreground and steam-shovel in background. Men working on embankment above shovel. [two images]
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Sondley House
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A man in a uniform at work
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Manor Inn.
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A group of women in downtown Asheville, NC
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Grove Park Inn -exterior view of men with automobile. Photograph reads: "The party is greeted by Mr. Seely at Grove Park Inn, Asheville, N.C., where they broke camp August 27. Mr. Burroughs and Prof. DeLoach left the party at this point and returned by tr
Part of Collection
Grove Park Inn Photograph Collection
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Grove Park Inn - Exterior view from distance of construction work on "Sunset Hall," servant's quarters near Inn [?] Stucco with brick trim.
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Grove Park Inn - Exterior view of "auto train" and cars with workmen standing on boulders in cars.
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Grove Park Inn - Exterior view with mule wagons used to haul stone
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Grove Park Inn - Exterior view from distance with scaffolding on central section.
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Grove Park Inn - Interior view view of the central atrium with glass ceiling installed above. Scaffolding in foreground. Buckets for plastering over tile at right of image.
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Grove Park Inn -exterior view of men on truck with woodpile.
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Grove Park Inn -exterior view. Two women with buggy. Sunset Mountain Asheville. Mrs. A.H. Nave seated 1855-1940. Mrs. Will S. Hall -standing 1875-1942 of Knoxville. Grandmother and mother of Beach Hall (1909) of Charlotte.
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Grove Park Inn - Exterior view of "auto train" and cars with workmen hauling stone on newly excavated road.
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Grove Park Inn - Exterior view with wagon and large pile of logs and sign "Sunset Mountain".
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Grove Park Inn - Interior view of pedestal sink plumbing fixture, installed in bathroom in Inn. [Two photographss]
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Grove Park Inn -exterior view of rear of inn and grounds. The eastern view of the inn appears today much as it did when this photograph was taken around 1920, revealing how well the soft roof line and granite boulders blend with the natural surrounding
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Grove Park Inn -exterior view with wagons in foreground.
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Grove Park Inn -interior view of elevator and hall.
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Grove Park Inn -interior side view of swimming pool and steps. The original forty-foot swimming pool located in the lower level of the inn was removed in the early thirties. The room later became a meeting room and is currently used as an employee traini
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Grove Park Inn - Interior view of construction with large scaffold and concrete buckets on wheels. Man with back to camera observing work.
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Grove Park Inn -exterior view of reed bars on roof.
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Grove Park Inn -exterior view. Close-up of men in steamshovel.
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Grove Park Inn -exterior view of two columns of scaffolding.
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Grove Park Inn - Exterior view of contoured roof and dormer without tile and Inn under construction in background.
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Grove Park Inn - Exterior view with elaborate scaffolding to haul rock for facade of structure.
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Grove Park Inn - Exterior view of corner of walls at east end of building.
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Grove Park Inn -exterior view of workmen pouring concrete on roof. Each of the concrete roofs over the Main Inn were poured continuously to avoid any unnecessary seams. Large lights were installed to aid the men working at night on the roof.
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Grove Park Inn - Exterior view of site with mule wagons used to haul stone and car-train of wagons used to haul boulders. [2 photos]
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Grove Park Inn - Exterior view of roadway [?] under construction with "steam"-roller used to level the surface of area.
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Grove Park Inn - Exterior view with scaffolding in place for walls and temporary ramp for construction.
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Grove Park Inn - Exterior view of upper-floor construction with workmen standing near roof-line of one section and with view toward mountains.
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Grove Park Inn - Exterior view from distance of nearly completed front facade of five sections of the Inn.
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Grove Park Inn -exterior view of inn and golf caddy on walkway.
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Grove Park Inn - Exterior view of construction of porch for Section "C" [?] with construction material in foreground.
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Grove Park Inn - Exterior view of steam-shovel on hill with workers, one on ladder going up tree and one operating steam-shovel.
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Grove Park Inn -interior view of Grand Opening Banquet. Four hundred of the most distinguished men of the South gathered on Saturday night, July 12, 1913, as Secretary of State William Jennings Bryan (not pictured) marked the official opening of the 156-
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Grove Park Inn - Interior view beneath finished floor. Trenbch with rebar, boards and five workmen
