The Gudger House is the Preservation Society of Asheville and Buncombe County’s first historic preservation easement property. The ca. 1900 house is an asymmetrical two-story Queen Anne style house located in the Montford Historic District. The design is characterized... George Vanderbilt decided to build his home in Western North Carolina during a time when Asheville was growing rapidly and developing its identity as a city. Among the many people brought here to be a part of Biltmore’s construction and operations were individuals...
by Dale Wayne Slusser – February 2026 Marigold Cottage, one of an assemblage of cottages built in Albemarle Park, is unique among its neighbors (and almost every other house in Asheville) in that it has no street frontage or access, being accessible only from an... The lecture will take place in the Mullen and James Humanities Hall at UNC Asheville’s Campus at 1 University Heights. Event parking will be available at lots P27 and P28. Parking registration is required–PSABC staff will be available on site if you...
As part of our 50 Years of Preservation series, in February we are highlighting the Walton Street Pool and Park. Artwork by John Toms From the National Register for Historic Places Registration Form, written and compiled by Josi Ward: Situated at the southern end of...