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Princess Anne Hotel
The three-story Princess Anne Hotel was built by registere...
Belvedere
Built in 1905 for the estate of the late Captain Thomas D....
Von Ruck House
The Karl Von Ruck House, home of an internationally known ...
Chestnut Hill Historic District
The Chestnut Hill Historic District is a compact late 19th...
Manor and Cottages (Albemarle Park)
The Manor and Cottages compose a picturesque small histori...
St. Mary's Church
This small, but unusual church in north Asheville incorpor...
Dr. Carl V. Reynolds House
The Dr. Carl Von Reynolds House, situated near the foot of...
Grove Park Inn
The Grove Park Inn, built by Edwin Wiley Grove, is an earn...
Biltmore Industries, Inc.
Biltmore Industries is associated with the lives, work, an...
Ottari Sanitarium
The Ottari Sanitarium was built by a prominent osteopathic...
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Princess Anne Hotel
The three-story Princess Anne Hotel was built by registered nurse Anne O'Connell in 1922. The hotel played an important role in the Chestnut Hill neighborhood. Asheville was known as the Nation's most famous location for the treatment of tuberculosis and ...
Belvedere
Built in 1905 for the estate of the late Captain Thomas D. Johnston, Belvedere was constructed as a residence for his daughter Eugenia. Johnston served as mayor of Asheville in 1869. In later years, the Captain was elected to the ...
Von Ruck House
The Karl Von Ruck House, home of an internationally known pioneer in pulmonary medicine, is associated with perhaps the greatest era in Asheville medicine. Dr. Von Ruck was a dedicated scientist, medical researcher and a believer in the "climate theory" ...
Chestnut Hill Historic District
The Chestnut Hill Historic District is a compact late 19th- and early 20th-century residential neighborhood that began as the outskirts of frontier Asheville. Some buildings were erected in this area even before Asheville underwent its first growth spurt in the ...
Manor and Cottages (Albemarle Park)
The Manor and Cottages compose a picturesque small historic district, evocative of Asheville's dramatic turn-of-the-century resort town boom era. The Manor, a resort with an English inn atmosphere conceived by Thomas Wadley Raoul and his father William Greene Raoul, was ...
St. Mary's Church
This small, but unusual church in north Asheville incorporates both architectural and theological significance for the community. The church and its founding Vestry were a part of the “Oxford Movement” establishing the Anglo-Catholic church (the “High Church”), started in England ...
Dr. Carl V. Reynolds House
The Dr. Carl Von Reynolds House, situated near the foot of Sunset Mountain in North Asheville, was built by Reynolds for his family in 1909. The imposing, porticoed residence was one of the first built in Proximity Park and is ...
Grove Park Inn
The Grove Park Inn, built by Edwin Wiley Grove, is an earnest attempt to erect an honest building with no substitution of contemporary popular design for classic construction forms, all the more remarkable because an amateur architect designed it during ...
Biltmore Industries, Inc.
Biltmore Industries is associated with the lives, work, and ideals of Mr. and Mrs. George Vanderbilt and Fred L. Seely, all leading figures of twentieth-century Asheville. The industries were established in 1901 under the patronage of George Vanderbilt and direction ...
Ottari Sanitarium
The Ottari Sanitarium was built by a prominent osteopathic physician, Dr. William Banks Meacham, in 1912. Osteopathy is a medical therapy that uses bone manipulation as a corrective technique. Dr. Meacham was a leader in his field. He held degrees ...
