Change in the Mountains : Images

Stereograph image, Ford on the Swannanoa River, Buncombe County, NC, by Taylor and Jones
Original Image from the North Carolina Collection

Photograph, Horse-drawn carriage crossing the French Broad River at Connally's Ford, Buncombe County, NC (1890s)
Original Image from the North Carolina Collection

Title page from The Warm Springs, Madison County, Western North Carolina by W. H. Howerton and M. C. Klein (1880?)
Original Image from Documenting the American South

Photograph, Hotel at Hot Springs, Madison County, NC (1890s)
Original Image from the North Carolina Collection

Photograph, Candler Department Store in Murphy, Cherokee County, NC (early 1900s)
Original Image from the North Carolina Collection

Photograph, Children gathering wood, Haywood County, NC (ca. 1910)
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Photograph, A trout fisherman at Snowbird Falls, by Albert Morgan, Cherokee County, NC (ca. 1910)
Original Image from the North Carolina Collection

Photograph, Men and women beside a horse-drawn wagon, Cherokee County, NC (ca. 1910)
Original Image from the North Carolina Collection

Photograph, A boiler being moved to the Cullowhee Normal School (now Western Carolina University),
Jackson County, NC (March 4, 1910)
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Photograph, The Southern Railway Station in Black Mountain, Buncombe County, NC (1910)
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Photograph, The swimming dock at the High Hampton Inn and Country Club, Jackson County, NC (ca. 1915)
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Photograph, Trade Street, business district, and railroad tracks, Polk County, NC (ca. 1917)
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Photograph, A view of Trade Street in the business district of Tryon, Polk County, NC (ca. 1920)
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Photograph, W. M. Ritter Lumber Company, Swain County, NC (1920s)
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Photograph, J. J. Bailey, Sheriff of Madison County, with parts of stills confiscated during three months of "moonshine" raiding, Madison County, NC (August 1, 1921)
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Photograph, A herd of purebred and grade Guernsey dairy cattle, Macon County, NC (1925)
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Photograph, A square dance at Soco Gap, Haywood County, NC (1930s)
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Photograph, Mr. Hoppas Fiddling, Mitchell County, NC (1930s)
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Photograph, Tobacco farmer pausing for water, [North Carolina] (1930s)
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Photograph, Cherokee County Courthouse (late 1930s)
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Photograph, Cherokee Indians and others listening to musicians at a historical pageant, Swain County, NC (1940)
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Photograph, Tourists at Fontana Dam. The dam, completed in 1945 by the Tennessee Valley Authority, is 480 feet high. The tallest dam in eastern North America, Graham County, NC (ca. 1952)
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Photograph, Dirt road in Paw Paw, Madison County, NC, by Rob Amberg
Original Image from Rob Amberg's website

Photograph, Road to Sodom Laurel, Madison County, NC, by Rob Amberg
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Photograph, Interior of the Little Creek Cafe, Highway 23 and Laurel River Road, Madison County, NC (1995) by Rob Amberg
Original Image from Documenting the American South

Photograph, Howard and Lucille Babbitt pick apples one last time before their orchard is destroyed to make way for I-26, Madison County, NC (1995) by Rob Amberg
Original Image from Documenting the American South

Photograph, Headstones and footstones being removed from the Little Ivy Church Cemetery in preparation for the construction of I-26, Madison County, NC (1996) by Rob Amberg
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Photograph, Machine scraping the mountain at Bear Branch down to grade for the construction of I-26, Madison County, NC (1998) by Rob Amberg
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Photograph, Power shovel clearing rubble at Little Creek, Madison County, NC (2000) by Rob Amberg
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Photograph, I-26, just north of the new NC Visitor Center, on the night before the grand opening, Madison County, NC (2003) by Rob Amberg
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