
The Art Loeb Trail and Its Namesake: Part One — The Trail
The original blaze for the trail — a yellow hiker’s silhouette, 1971 The Art Loeb Trail, the longest and most challenging trail in the
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The original blaze for the trail — a yellow hiker’s silhouette, 1971 The Art Loeb Trail, the longest and most challenging trail in the

The Girl Scout “Little House” today The Girl Scout “Little House” is nestled among the trees in Franklin Park and has been providing meeting space

Calvert Prison Camp Transylvania County has operated several jails in its history, including the original one located in the courthouse. However, many residents are

Elise Greer, owner, outside the Bearwallow Springs Jelly House in Sapphire, NC circa 1961 The Sapphire community once was home to the Bearwallow Springs

Moore Mill, the first mill near what would later be named Hooker Falls Hooker Falls is a well-loved recreation destination in DuPont State Forest. During

The Pierce Moore Hotel, date unknown Built 1926 by Grace Timanda Piercy in 1926, the Pierce Moore hotel was on the corner of West

Dr. William M. Lyday in the office he inherited along with secretary Mae Garren. The books seen on his desk are the same volumes

Dr. Carl Alwin Schenck in 1951 during his visit to the former site of Biltmore Forest School A major first that occurred in the

Mary Jane King was born in 1896 in Brevard. A lifelong resident of Transylvania County, she became an enthusiast for local history at a

Mary Sue “Mamie” Fisher Galloway, Rhoda Emmaline Walker Fisher Neal, and Rosa Fisher Durham The three women pictured all come from the Fisher line, one
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