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Ottari Sanitoruim - Front view of Ottari Osteopathic Sanitorium. Trees in foreground.
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Front view of Ottari Osteopathic Sanitarium. The Spanish style brick building was covered in white stucco and was to be the finest private sanitarium ever built said Meacham.
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Related items
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Ottari Sanitarium
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Pack Square. During World War I.
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Winyah Sanitaruim
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Winyah Sanitarium, 1900
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Asheville Community Theater. Two actors
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Asheville Community Theater.
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Zealandia. Front entrance of Tudor style home of Philip S. Henry.
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Zealandia - mansion on Beaucatcher Mt.
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Zealandia. Second Room in Philip S. Henry's art gallery at Zealandia on Beaucatcher Mt. Showing paintings and display cases.
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Beaucatcher Road 297
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Charlotte Street 146
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Asheville School Building (Walker Arts Center).
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National Casket Company. Manufacturing plant and offices
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The Colonial
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Broadway. A house on the southeast corner of Broadway
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Smith's Bridge, from west side of river below bridge, 11-5-20.
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Ambler Heights Sanitarium
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Zealandia. Two rooms in Henry's Art Gallery-painting and plates (Zealandia).
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Cecil's Business College, 1938.
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Broadway Avenue 218
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Bledsoe Building, 771-783 Haywood Road, West Asheville
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Bledsoe Building, 771-783 Haywood Road
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Children's Home, Merrimon Avenue, site of Asheville-Biltmore College, 1942-1949, later Grace Covenant Presbyterian Church educational building
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Haverty Furniture Building at 60 Haywood Street
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Chestnut Street East 235-237
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Haywood Park Hotel
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Hampton, Dr. John E. House at 230 Montford Avenue
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Haywood Road, 503-509, West Asheville
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Asheville. Views in and around
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Asheville Normal School, Normal building, later Lawrence Hall, location of Asheville-Biltmore College, 1940-1942, 1928.
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Builders Way of Asheville at 332 Haywood Road, West Asheville
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Broadway Avenue 241
Part of Collection
Picturing Asheville and Western North Carolina
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Mountain Dance & Folk Festival: Performers
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Mountain Dance & Folk Festival: Performers
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Clayton Street 31
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Young man in Victorian chair
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Biltmore Avenue shoe shop. Biltmore Avenue shoeshop
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Von Ruck House.
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Asheville Cotton Mills, 8/18/1948.
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Betty Smith
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Grove Arcade.
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Program for the 71st Annual Mountain Dance and Folk Festival
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Audience participation with the Stoney Creek Boys and Glenn Bannerman[?].
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Asheville (general views). View of Biltmore Flood of July 16, 1916. Flood waters, telephone poles, half-submerged house.
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Bascom L. Lunsford dancing with friends
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Marshall Milling Company. Building
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Asheville (general views)
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Y.M.C.A.. Registration for Old Hickory Association (30th Division)
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Red Parham
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Bank Hotel looking north
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Central Methodist Church.
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Cecil, R.H., founder of Cecil's Business College.
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Flatiron Building under construction, 1925-1927
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Glenn Bannerman & Stoney Creek
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Cedar Crest.
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Pack Square from the SW corner, 1904-1905.
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Highland Hospital, Oak Lodge
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Jacob Weaver House.
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Lexington Avenue N between Walnut & Woodfin Streets, 1995
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Hammarlund Manufactoring.
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Church of Christ, Chestnut Street
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Henry Scadin Portrait (chest up)
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Yale Forest School [2 men standing in forest ]
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Mountain Dance & Folk Festival: Performers
