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Friday, November 16, 2018 / Published in Asheville History, Local History, Photograph Collection

From Used Cars to Brew Pubs: The Changing Face of Coxe Avenue

E.W. Grove ‘moved a mountain’ to build the “New” Battery Park Hotel and the Grove Arcade. The mountain of dirt filled a gully running south of Patton Avenue to Southside. The newly named Coxe Street first appeared in the City Directory of 1923. The following year the street name was changed to Coxe Avenue. The
40 Coxe Avenuerobinson Brothers Motor CompanySawyer Motor Co.Sears Roebuck & Company

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