“North Carolina at Play: Health and Leisure in Our State” Archives Month is an annual observance of the agencies and people responsible for maintaining and making available the archival and
“Miss Daisy” Daisy Norton, known by generations of library users as “Miss Daisy” died on September 7, 1964. Miss Daisy was a fixture at the Transylvania County Library since the
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. This was all part of
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 you can browse them easily
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. When the old mill was
Only three tornadoes have been officially recorded in Transylvania County since they began keeping records in 1950. April 3, 1974 3:00 pm, F1–Moderate Tornado, 73-112 mph winds January 10, 1975
According to the Transylvania County, Board of Tax Listing from May 3, 1862 there were 414 slaves owned by 70 families in the county. Most of these families owned only
Did you know that the Rowell Bosse North Carolina Room has a collection school year books? The collection include annuals from Brevard High School, Rosman High School, and other local
Transylvania County was officially formed from Henderson and Jackson Counties on February 15, 1861. Within the act that established Transylvania
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