By Dale Wayne Slusser – August 2026 “On his farm and nursery at Oteen is one of the largest collections of plants in the south….”. -Asheville Citizen-Times, April 10, 1932 Chauncey D. Beadle was for sixty years a renowned horticulturalist associated with George... August 20th at 5:30pm – First Baptist Church (5 Oak Street) Let’s explore parts of our past that are openly visible but remain somewhat concealed or forgotten. Sometimes these historic remnants blend perfectly into the environment or operate as ordinary... Founded in 1908, St. Genevieve-of-the-Pines flourished in various incarnations for over seventy-five years. What began in a house on Starnes Avenue with twenty-two students grew to eighteen acres on Victoria Road at what is now Asheville-Buncombe Technical Community... The Asheville Cotton Mill was built in the 1880s by Charles Edward Graham. PSABC led efforts to preserve the building, and purchased it in the 1990s. All but the South Wing of the building was lost to fire in April 1995. A preservation easement was placed on the... Thursday, June 25 at 5:30pm Circa 29 – 56 Patton Ave (below the S&W Cafeteria) Join us for our annual membership meeting and our 50th anniversary celebration! We will have a brief update from Executive Director Jessie Landl, as well as a short presentation... 
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