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Thursday, March 17, 2016 / Published in Architecture, Buildings, Houses, Local History, Photograph Collection

South Slope: The Demolition, 1926

At first glance, the photograph (Image 1) gave few clues as to precisely where or what this was, other than it appeared to be a massive construction site in Asheville. The automobiles and old construction equipment hinted at the 1920s, but where and when was this photograph taken? We searched the Asheville City Directories. There,
Asheville HistoryAsheville North CarolinaAsheville's Brewery DistrictAsheville's South SlopeNorth Carolina RoomThomas Wolfe

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