Mark Bastin]]> September 30, 2024]]> Digital Photograph]]> Street art]]> Katherine Cutshall]]> September 29, 2024]]> Digital Photograph]]>
Video by ‪Deep Creek Productions‬. Also available to view on YouTube.]]> Deep Creek Productions]]> February 24, 2025]]> Digital Video Recording]]>
This was written one week after Helene, when the roads were finally clear enough to get to my parents' house and bring some supplies. ]]> Reuben Hollifield]]> October 4, 2024]]> Digital Document]]>
The exhibition featured hundreds of photographs salvaged from flood-impacted areas by Taylor Schenker, as well as accounts of stories of people reunited with their precious family photos. On a back wall, visitors were invited to write their own recollections on postcards and pin these to a large map. Gallery owner Jeffrey Kinzel collected selections from these map pins for donation to the library.

Physical copies are held at Buncombe County Special Collections, Pack Memorial Library, Asheville. ]]> Little Animals]]> September 26, 2025 - October 12, 2025]]> Paper]]> Great Flood of 1916]]> Bridges]]> William A. Barnhill]]> 1916]]> Photographic Print]]> Great Flood of 1916]]> Debris]]> John G. Robinson]]> 1916]]> Photographic Print]]> Great Flood of 1916]]> Debris]]> William A. Barnhill]]> 1916]]> Great Flood of 1916]]> Swannanoa River (N.C.)]]> Debris]]> Photographer unknown]]> 1916]]> Elena Wheeler]]> October 12, 2024]]> Digital Photograph]]> Elena Wheeler]]> September 27, 2024]]> Digital Photograph]]> Poetry]]> Elizabeth W. Ford]]> October 27, 2024]]> Digital Document]]> Mike Honeycutt ]]> October 19, 2024]]> Digital Photograph]]> Fiora Mecale]]> October 18, 2024]]> Digital Photograph]]> Tonya Maxwell]]> Asheville Citizen-Times]]> September 15, 2004]]> Author unknown]]> Asheville Citizen-Times]]> September 21, 1999]]> Digital Document]]> Casey Visco]]> December 15, 2024]]> Digital Photograph]]> Bob Gallimore]]> Asheville Citizen]]> June 17, 1949]]> Digital Document]]> Author unknown]]> Asheville Citizen]]> May 31, 1976]]> Digital Document]]> Author unknown]]> Asheville Times]]> May 17, 1976]]> Digital Document]]> Kerra L. Bolton]]> Asheville Citizen-Times]]> September 17, 2004]]> Digital Document]]> Billy Pritchard]]> June Glenn Jr.]]> Asheville Citizen-Times]]> May 30, 1976]]> Digital Document]]> Author unknown]]> Asheville Times]]> August 17, 1928]]> Digital Document]]> Author unknown]]> Asheville Times]]> June 22, 1972]]> Digital Document]]> Author unknown]]> Asheville Citizen]]> October 18, 1975]]> Digital Document]]> Poetry]]> Peter M. Ivey]]> October 12, 2024]]> Digital Document]]> Mindy Coleman]]> December 19, 2025]]> Digital Document]]> Flooding]]> Owen Mettam]]> September 27, 2024]]> Digital Photograph]]> Jetta Ghosthorse]]> May 11, 2025]]> Paper]]> Author unknown]]> Asheville Times]]> June 26, 1972]]> Digital Document]]> Rebeccah Cantley-Falk, Leslie Boyd, John Fletcher]]> Asheville Citizen-Times]]> September 10, 2004]]> Digital Document]]> Flood damage]]> Ariel Shumaker-Hammond]]> October 2, 2024]]> Digital Photograph]]> Author unknown]]> Asheville Citizen-Times]]> January 22, 1978]]> Digital Document]]> Tropical Storm Helene]]> Riverside Drive]]> Asheville (N.C.)]]> Jamye Davis]]> September 27, 2024]]> Disaster relief]]> ]]> Anastasia Birchfield ]]> October 4, 2024]]> Digital Photograph]]> Rachael Sawyer]]> August 14, 2025]]> Digital Photograph]]> Joy Franklin]]> Photographer unknown]]> John Coutlakis]]> NOAA]]> Asheville Citizen-Times]]> September 19, 2004]]> Digital Document]]>
These pictures are taken at the South Asheville Cemetery, 20 Dalton St. The oldest public cemetery of formerly enslaved people + in WNC. Trees came down and community members came together to help. Further help continues to be needed.]]> Phyllis “Lady Sunshine” Utley]]> March 21, 2025]]> Digital Photograph]]> Great Flood of 1916]]> Bridges]]> Debris]]> Photographer unknown]]> 1916]]> Mike Honeycutt]]> November 5, 2024]]> Digital Photograph]]>