Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. in Western N.C. – part 1.

Part One: On January 20th-22nd 1964 Martin Luther King Jr and his Civil Rights organization the Southern Christian Leadership Conference,…

Vanderbilt’s Rental Mansions

Today the Biltmore Estate is the reigning queen of attractions in Western North Carolina, and she’s been that way since…

A simple day in Asheville covering all the favorite spots.

Did you know Nina Simone went to High School in Asheville? Born Eunice Kathleen Waymon in Tryon NC in 1933,…

The 1920s roared into Asheville bringing with it financial prosperity and a real estate boom, but in 1929 the banks…

A tour through the iconic Thomas Wolfe Memorial house in downtown Asheville and the accompanying Visitor’s Center will give you…

In the summer of 1918 Asheville was visited by a very famous troop of pioneering ‘Glampers,’ – the self-proclaimed ‘Vagabonds’…

The Church building that houses the congregation now dubbed ‘Holy Chaos’ was originally built around 1891. It was…

The name only calls one person to mind making it obvious that she wasn’t merely the wife…

Start at the Corner of Biltmore Avenue (previously South Main) and Eagle Street. Here you will find a statue…

Snow fell that night. It came howling down across the hills. It swept in on us fro the Smokies. By…

November 13th, 1906 Asheville’s population wasn’t yet 20,000 people. Street cars were a popular mode of transportation – no interstate,…