Camp Laurel

Above are two views of Mount Pisgah and the Rat with floral gardens in the foreground. One is from Lake … More

New Research Reveals New Information:

Asheville’s First Public Schools For Blacks For more than a year, I have collected every newspaper article on the Beaumont … More

What’s in your pantry these days? I freely admit to having more canned food in my pantry than ever before. … More

Working in local history archives at UNCA Ramsey Library and at Pack Library’s North Carolina Room, I thought often about … More

Do you miss the library and all of the programs we have to offer? So do WE! So we’ve done … More

One of the in-person programs NC Room staff were really excited about was our second annual series of “Strolling Through … More

How often have you driven on Hendersonville Road and wondered what this or that site used to look like before … More

Your Buncombe County library card gives you access to a myriad of digital resources, and there are numerous other helpful … More

The first two posts in this series traced Edward Stephens’s career from St. Louis to Asheville to Topeka. We saw … More