
Car Crashes Over Toxaway Falls
A car crashed over Toxaway Falls at 3:30 on Friday afternoon! A 1957 Ford was sent plummeting off the roadway after a fiery explosion.
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A car crashed over Toxaway Falls at 3:30 on Friday afternoon! A 1957 Ford was sent plummeting off the roadway after a fiery explosion.

Aston Heath, first Rosman School bus driver. With school starting today it is a good time to remind drivers to be alert around school buses

The beginning of the 20th century brought rapid growth throughout Transylvania County. The Brevard Schools, like the Rosman Schools featured last week, did not have

On this day in North Carolina History, “With a roar heard for miles, the earthen dam on Transylvania County’s Lake Toxaway gives way during a

Methodist Church and 5-room school in center at tree-line. The first school in the Rosman area was a subscription school at the old Zion Church

Do you enjoy looking at old photographs? The Rowell Bosse North Carolina Room has an extensive collection of historical photographs from Transylvania County and now

In the early 1900s when the railroad and Joseph Silversteen’s tannery and then lumber company came to Toxaway (later Rosman), the little village quickly grew

J.F. (Frances) Hayes was an industrialist from Pennsylvania who, like many others, came to western North Carolina for the business opportunities. He and his associates

The town of Rosman was officially established on February 20, 1905. However the history of settlement in the area now known as Rosman goes back

The original King Mill was built by Jonathan King around 1840 on King Creek north of Brevard. It was used to grind wheat and corn.
212 S Gaston St, Brevard, NC 28712