by Catherine Twomey It must have been a particularly cold February in Asheville; the kind we rarely have anymore. It was 1977 and the small jewel of Kenilworth Lake had frozen solid. A single engine Piper PA 12 Super Cruiser flew south and east of downtown Asheville...
by Dale Wayne Slusser Owners of a historic 1920’s English Arts & Crafts house in the high-end historic Grove Park neighborhood in Asheville, discovered that their house may not have been built as a “one-of-a-kind” custom built home, as they had discovered that...
By Dale Wayne Slusser The arrival of the railroad to Asheville in 1880, resulted in an exponential growth in its population, prompting a long-term building boom which began in the late 1880’s and lasted through the early 1900’s and up until its abrupt cessation at the...
By: Caleb Owolabi “He is happiest be he king or peasant who finds peace in his home.” Many may know this to be the words of the great 18th century German writer and statesman Johann Wolfgang von Goethe. Even in his present time, Goethe knew that the presence felt at...
