
The Little House Movement
The local Girl Scout Little House had its grand opening 75 years ago on October 24, 1948, thanks in large part to the efforts of
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The local Girl Scout Little House had its grand opening 75 years ago on October 24, 1948, thanks in large part to the efforts of

“To Stand on Solid Ground: A Civil War Novel Based on Real People and Events,” includes a character based on Robert F. Hamilton, the first

Everett Farm Road stretches through the Little River area and is home to some of the best farmland in Transylvania County. The first European settlers

The history community of Transylvania County has experienced a great loss with the passing of Charles A. Burden recently. Charley was an avid historian for

For this week’s Picturing the Past we are looking back at what was being reported after the New Year in Transylvania County across a few

Broad Valley Institute, Penrose The first schools in Transylvania County were private subscription schools. Parents paid a fee for their children to attend. The tuition

The railroad helped open up Western North Carolina in the mid to late 1800s. It provided faster and more comfortable travel to and from the

In today’s world of cell phones, text messaging and email, instant communication is the expectation. It was not too long ago though that letters, delivered

Cover from Brevard Board of Trade tourism brochure, circa 1912-1915. Since the mid-1800s the mountains Western North Carolina have attracted those escaping the heat, humidity
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