On May 5, 1938 the front page of the Transylvania Times proclaimed, “Paper Plant To Locate On Davidson River Site.” That plant was, of course,
Football, from midget league to the NFL, is a Fall tradition all across America. Fans gather at stadiums, parks, clubs, sports bars, restaurants and in
For several decades the first Sunday in October was designated as Davidson River Day—a day of remembrance of the heritage of Davidson River Presbyterian Church
Slick Fisher Road in the Lake Toxaway area of the county winds 4.5 miles beginning at North Toxaway Baptist Church on Blue Ridge Rd. (Hwy.
The first cars began to appear in Transylvania County around 1907 when it was noted that Mr. and Mrs. Vanderbilt visited the Pink Beds by
H.P. (Henry Peck) Clarke was from a prominent Bridgeport, Connecticut family. In his late twenties, Clarke bought a large property outside of Columbia, South Carolina,
According to “North Carolina Atlas” by Jule B. Warren and L. Pole Denmark published in 1952 “North Carolina ranked fourth in the nation in the
George Weston was raised in Buncombe County and served as Biltmore Estate’s superintendent of farms in the late 1800s and early 1900s before moving to
T.C. Henderson returned to Transylvania County to serve as Superintendent of Schools for a second time in 1923. In a 1924 report on the state
Thomas Calhoun Henderson was born October 9, 1871 to George and Millie Henderson. Like his younger brother Charlie, who was featured in last week’s Picturing
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