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Pack Square. Copy of a photograph of soldiers on parade in Pack Square (1919?)
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Copy of a photograph of soldiers on parade in Pack Square (1919?). The square was named after George W. Pack who gave money to the old public library, Vance Monument and donated land for the expansion of the square.
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Seely's Castle (see Overlook)
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Asheville Citizen Building (1870-1885)
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Seely's Castle (see Overlook)
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Patton Avenue (Views). Parade on Patton Avenue
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Seely's Castle (see Overlook)
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Seely's Castle (see Overlook)
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Seely's Castle (see Overlook)
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Battery Park Hotel (1886)
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Seely's Castle (see Overlook)
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Seely's Castle (see Overlook)
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Davidson, Theodore Fulton. Interior of the Davidson house at 61 North Liberty Street
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Seely's Castle (see Overlook)
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Seely's Castle (see Overlook)
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Logan Hill Streetcar Line. Tracks
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Y.M.C.A.. Asheville Citizen and Times Building
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Shack, The, interior view
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Fawcett Brother's Hardware.
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Part of Collection
Picturing Asheville and Western North Carolina
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Street scene dance led by Joe Bly.
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First Christian Church. Front and side view of church. Negative damaged.
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Biltmore Avenue, seen from Aston Street
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Citizen-Times, window, Jackson Building.
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Flood 1916 [Photograph of a home amidst flood waters].
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Bill Gosnell
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Arlington Street 15
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Three African American men in rough clothing
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Pack Square North aerial view 1950's
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Pack Square.
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Roads
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Pisgah Inn. Pisgah Inn from Big Bald Mountain
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Mother and child
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Grove Park Inn, showing Asheville Country Club.
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Mountain Dance and Folk Festival
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Yale Forest Schoo [5 men lounging at camp ; W.J. Damtoft at far right]l
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Hilliard Avenue 293
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Yale Forest School [Best regards to Dr. Bowers. Will send him the colred views of camp next week. Dear pop - This is a Sunday scene at camp. Have nto heard from home for some days. Hope you are all well. Do try to come to Milford. It is very lazy he
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Jacob Weaver House.
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Roads
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Coxe, Frank, at desk, with James McClure Clarke, George Crouse and Pruden Smith, Asheville School.
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Yale Forest School [11 men sitting in front of tents, seated man 2nd from the right holding horse[?] bones]
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Champion Fiber Company, exterior showing plant and woodpile.
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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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Yale Forest School [Cabin surrounded by a wire fence]
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Steeplechase Pier
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Crawley Museum of Art & Archaeology
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Street Mark's Evangelical Lutheran Church
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Lee Edwards High School, just completed.
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Mountain Dance & Folk Festival: Performers
