What’s in your pantry these days? I freely admit to having more canned food in my pantry than ever before. … More
Category: Buildings
866 Hendersonville Road
How often have you driven on Hendersonville Road and wondered what this or that site used to look like before … More
Correcting the Record.
A few months ago some questions arose about a couple photographs in the North Carolina Room’s Special Collection. They show … More
A “Worst” Asheville Album: 52 Weeks, 52 Communities
I remember “worst” Asheville. It’s the neighborhood where my Grandfather was born in a house with dirt floors, where I … More
The Ravenscroft Reserve: Its History and Importance
Presentation This Thursday, October 24 from 6:00-7:00 Pack Memorial Library, Lord Auditorium, lower level. This event is free and open … More
Hall’s 7 Acres in Newfound: 52 Weeks, 52 Communities
Throughout the year as I’ve continued to work on this series and it has gained traction and popularity, hints and … More
Greetings From Montreat: 52 Weeks, 52 Communities
Nestled in a cove in the eastern end of Buncombe County lies the tiny town of Montreat. The town has … More
A Kenilworth Research Album: 52 Weeks, 52 Communities
Of all the communities on our list, one of the most photographed besides Downtown Asheville, may be Kenilworth. This Asheville … More
Hommoney, Hominey, or Hominy? : 52 Weeks, 52 Communities
hominy: n. hulled Indian corn, coarsely ground or broken, used as a cereal and as a vegetable. OR Hominy: two … More
