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Buncombe County Sites in the Blue Ridge National Heritage Area Listed on the National Register of Historic Places As of April 21, 2006 ALLEGHANY COUNTY Alleghany County Courthouse (Sparta) 5/10/1979 Brinegar Cabin (Whitehead vicinity) 1/20/1972 Elbert Crouse Farmstead (Low Notch 7/29/1982 Robert L. Doughton House (Laurel Springs) 8/13/1979 J.C. Gambill Site (Archaeology) (New Haven 4/3/1978 Bays Hash Site (Archaeology) (Amelia vicinity) 4/19/1978 Jarvis House (Sparta vicinity) 10/16/1991 Rock House (Roaring Gap) 8/11/2004 William Weaver House (Peden vicinity) 11/7/1976 ASHE COUNTY Shubal V. Alexander District (Archaeology) (Crumpler vicinity) 9/1/1978 Ashe County Courthouse (Jefferson) 5/10/1979 Baptist Chapel Church and Cemetery (Helton vicinity) 11/13/1976 Bower-Cox House (Nathans Creek) 11/7/1976 Brinegar District (Archaeology) (Crumpler) 3/12/1978 A.S. Cooper Farm (Brownwood vic.) 9/24/2001 Samuel Cox House MOVED (Scottville vicinity) 11/7/1976 Elkland School Gymnasium (Todd vic.) 6/22/2004 Glendale Springs Inn (Glendale Springs) 10/10/1979 Grassy Creek Historic District (Grassy Creek) 12/12/1976 R. T. Greer and Company Herb and Root Warehouse (Brownwood/Fleet 4/18/2003 Miller Homestead (Lansing vicinity) 9/24/2001 John M. Pierce House (Weaver's Ford 11/7/1976 Poe Fish Weir Site (Archaeology) (Nathan's Creek) 5/22/1978 Thompson's Bromine and Arsenic Springs (Crumpler vicinity) 10/22/1976 Todd Rural Historic District (Todd) 1/28/2000 John W. Tucker House (Lansing vicinity) 7/29/1985 William Waddell House (Sussex vicinity) 11/7/1976 AVERY COUNTY Avery County Courthouse (Newland) 5/10/1979 Former Avery County Jail (Newland) 12/9/1999 Banner Elk Hotel (Banner Elk) 10/6/2000 Page 1 of 13 Crossnore Presbyterian Church (Crossnore) 3/1/1996 Elk Park Elementary School (Elk Park) 12/16/2005 Linville Historic District (Linville) 3/7/1979 Weaving Room at Crossnore (Crossnore) 4/25/2001 Ray Wiseman House (Altamont) 11/29/1996 BUNCOMBE COUNTY Judge Junius Adams House (Biltmore Forest) 10/5/2001 Alexander Inn (Swannanoa 5/31/1984 Mrs. Minnie Alexander Cottage (Asheville) 12/21/1989 All Souls Episcopal Church and Parish House (BV MRN) (Asheville) 11/15/1979 Arcade Building (Grove Arcade) (Asheville) 5/19/1976 Asheville City Hall (Asheville) 11/7/1976 Asheville High School (Asheville) 4/26/1996 Asheville School (Asheville vic.) 6/3/1996 Asheville Transfer and Storage Company Building (AD MRN) (Asheville) 4/26/1979 B & B Motor Company Building (AD MRN) (Asheville) 4/26/1979 Clarence Barker Memorial Hospital (BV MRN) (Asheville) 11/15/1979 Battery Park Hotel (Asheville) 7/14/1977 Bent Creek Campus, App. Forest Experiment Station (Federal) (Asheville, NC 4/29/1993 Bent Creek Campus,App. Forest Experiment Station(decrease) (Asheville) 12/30/1996 Biltmore Shoe Store (BV MRN) (Asheville) 11/15/1979 Biltmore Hospital (Asheville) 9/1/2005 Biltmore Estate (Asheville) 10/15/1966 130-132 Biltmore Avenue (AD MRN) (Asheville) 4/26/1979 134-136 Biltmore Avenue (AD MRN) (Asheville) 4/26/1979 140 Biltmore Avenue (AD MRN) (Asheville) 4/26/1979 Biltmore Avenue Amendment to Downtown Asheville HD (Asheville) 5/25/1989 Biltmore Estate Boundary Reduction/Additional Documentation (Asheville) 4/5/2005 Biltmore Estate Office (BV MRN) (Asheville) 11/15/1979 Biltmore Hardware Building (Asheville) 8/21/2003 Biltmore Industries (Asheville) 2/1/1980 Biltmore Village Cottages (BV MRN) (Asheville) 11/15/1979 Biltmore Village Cottage District (BV MRN) (Asheville) 11/15/1979 Biltmore Village Commercial Buildings (BV MRN) (Asheville) 11/15/1979 Biltmore-Oteen Bank Building (BV MRN) (Asheville) 11/15/1979 Black Mountain College Historic District (Black Mountain 10/5/1982 Black Mountain Downtown Historic District (Black Mountain) 6/2/2004 Bledsoe Building (Asheville) 4/18/2003 Blue Ridge Assembly Historic District (Black Mountain 9/17/1979 William E. Breese, Sr. House (Cedar Crest) (Asheville) 4/28/1980 Brigman-Chambers House (Reems Creek 6/2/2004 Broadway Market Building (Asheville) 9/1/2005 William Jennings Bryan House (Asheville) 6/23/1983 Page 2 of 13 Buncombe County Courthouse (Asheville) 5/10/1979 (former) Buncombe County Boys' Training School (Asheville) 9/30/1997 Camp Academy (Leicester vicinity) 9/19/1985 William Nelson Camp, Jr. House (Fairview) 12/17/1998 Carter-Swain House (Democrat vicinity) 7/2/1987 Chestnut Hill Historic District (Asheville) 3/17/1983 Church of St. Lawrence (Asheville) 3/24/1978 Church of the Redeemer (Asheville) 9/19/1985 Claxton School (Asheville) 6/4/1992 Clingman Avenue Historic District (Asheville) 6/9/2004 Conabeer Chrysler Building (AD MRN) (Asheville) 4/26/1979 Demens-Rumbaugh-Crawley House (Asheville) 6/1/1982 Downtown Asheville Historic District (AD MRN) (Asheville) 4/26/1979 Eliada Home (West Asheville) 4/22/1993 Joseph Eller House (Weaverville 8/11/2004 Douglas Ellington House (Asheville) 10/16/1986 Engadine (Candler vicinity) 9/24/2001 Fire Station Number 4 (Asheville) 4/6/2000 First Baptist Church (Asheville) 7/13/1976 Grove Park Inn (Asheville) 4/3/1973 Grove Park Historic District (Asheville) 4/13/1989 Rafael Guastavino, Sr. Estate (Black Mountain 7/13/1989 Gunston Hall (Asheville) 10/24/1991 In The Oaks (Black Mountain) 4/10/1991 Thomas Jarrett House (Asheville) 1/21/1994 Kenilworth Inn (Asheville) 12/31/2001 Kimberly Amendment to Grove Park Historic District (Asheville) 12/18/1990 John A. Lanning House (Asheville vicinity) 9/23/1982 E.D. Latta Nurses' Residence (AD MRN) (Asheville) 4/26/1979 The Manor and Cottages (Asheville) 1/26/1978 Dr. Cicero M. McCracken House (Fairview) 9/1/1995 McGeahy Building (BV MRN) (Asheville) 11/15/1979 George A. Mears House (AD MRN) (Asheville) 4/26/1979 Montford Area Historic District (Asheville) 11/25/1977 Municipal Golf Course (Asheville) 4/20/2005 N.C. Electric Power Co. Generating Plant (Woodfin) 6/25/1999 Oteen Veterans Administration Hospital Historic District (Asheville) 11/20/1985 Ottari Sanatarium (Asheville) 10/16/1986 Overlook (Seely's Castle) (Asheville) 10/22/1980 Ravenscroft School (Asheville) 12/12/1978 Ravenscroft Amendment to Downtown Asheville HD (Asheville) 8/23/1990 Samuel Harrison Reed House (BV MRN) (Asheville) 11/15/1979 Reynolds House (Asheville) 9/13/1984 Dr. Carl V. Reynolds House (Albemarle Inn) (Asheville) 8/19/1982 Rice-Cornell-Brown House (Asheville vicinity) 12/24/1998 Richbourg Motors Building (AD MRN) (Asheville) 4/26/1979 Page 3 of 13 Richmond Hill House (Asheville vicinity) 8/16/1977 S & W Cafeteria (Asheville) 3/28/1977 Saint Luke's Episcopal Church (Asheville) 9/30/1997 Saint Mary's Episcopal Church (Asheville) 12/23/1994 Saint Matthias Episcopal Church (Ashville) 5/10/1979 Sawyer Motor Company Building (AD MRN) (Asheville) 4/26/1979 Sherrill's Inn (Fairview vicinity) 4/16/1975 Whiteford G. Smith House (Asheville) 5/4/2005 Smith-McDowell House (Asheville) 8/1/1975 Southern Railway Passenger Depot (BV MRN) (Asheville) 11/15/1979 The Spinning Wheel (Asheville) 7/28/1999 Sunset Terrace Historic District (Asheville) 12/16/2005 Weaverville United Methodist Church (Weaverville) 3/1/1996 Thomas Wolfe House (Asheville) 11/11/1971 Young Men's Institute Building (YMI) (Asheville) 7/14/1977 Zealandia (Asheville) 3/14/1977 BURKE COUNTY Alphonso Calhoun Avery House (Morganton) 7/12/1984 Avery Avenue Historic District (Morganton) 11/9/1987 Avery Avenue School (Morganton) 11/9/1987 Bellevue (Morganton vicinity) 12/4/1973 Broughton Hospital Historic District (Morganton) 11/9/1987 Old Burke County Courthouse (Morganton) 4/17/1970 Creekside (Morganton vicinity) 2/1/1972 U.S.B. Dales Market (Morganton) 11/9/1987 Jean-Pierre Auguste Dalmas House (Valdese) 5/2/2002 Jacob Forney, Jr. House (Morganton vicinity) 10/14/1976 Gaither House (Morganton) 4/23/1976 Garrou Morganton Full-Fashioned Hosiery Mills (Morganton) 1/27/1999 Gaston Chapel (Morganton) 10/11/1984 Gilboa Methodist Church (Salem vicinity) 10/11/1984 Hunting Creek Railroad Bridge (Morganton) 11/9/1987 Jonesboro Historic District (Morganton) 11/9/1987 John Alexander Lackey House (Morganton) 11/9/1987 Magnolia Place (Morganton vicinity) 6/4/1973 Morganton Downtown Historic District (Morganton) 11/9/1987 Mountain View (Samuel Greenlee House) (Morganton) 10/11/1984 North Carolina School for the Deaf Historic District (Morganton) 4/20/1989 North Carolina School for the Deaf Main Building (Morganton) 12/12/1976 North Green Street-Bouchelle Street Historic District (Morganton) 11/9/1987 Quaker Meadows (Morganton vicinity) 10/3/1973 Quaker Meadows Cemetery (Morganton) 11/9/1987 Dr. Joseph Bennett Riddle House (Morganton) 12/20/1984 Page 4 of 13 Sloan-Throneburg Farm (Chesterfield 3/1/2002 South King Street Historic District (Morganton) 11/9/1987 Swan Ponds (Morganton vicinity) 4/24/1973 Franklin Pierce Tate House (Morganton) 5/21/1986 Tate (The Cedars) House (Morganton) 5/25/1973 Valdese Elementary School (Valdese) 10/25/1984 Waldensian Presbyterian Church (Valdese) 10/25/1984 West Union Street Historic District (Morganton) 11/9/1987 Western North Carolina Insane Asylum (Broughton Hospital) (Morganton) 10/5/1977 White Street-Valdese Avenue Historic District (Morganton) 11/9/1987 CALDWELL COUNTY Caldwell County Courthouse (Lenoir) 5/10/1979 Clover Hill (Patterson vicinity) 5/25/1973 Dula-Horton Cemetery (Grandin vic.) 9/2/2004 Fort Defiance (Patterson vicinity) 9/15/1970 The Fountain (Happy Valley vic.) 9/2/2004 William Hagler House (Grandin vicinity) 12/28/1982 Lenoir High School (Lenoir) 8/2/1990 Walter James Lenoir House (Yadkin Valley vic.) 9/2/2004 Mariah's Chapel (Legerwood vic.) 9/2/2004 Mary's Grove (Lenoir) 4/25/2001 Patterson
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