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This item is a color postcard of a lake with a large building at the shore. There also appears to be a boathouse to the right. A canoe with two people aboard is floating on the lake. Text indicates this to be Chetola Resort, also known as the Snyder…

This item is an unused black and white postcard showing two images, one of mist covered mountains and the other of a row of cabins. Print on the back of the postcard indicates the cabins are owned by Mr. and Mrs. Grant Greene and that they are…

Color postcard produced by Asheville Post Card Co., written by Louise J. (Boone, NC) to Corporal C. H. (Charles) Adams (Ft. McClellan, AL), July 28, 1942. The message describes Louise being sick in bed and the death of Clell's grandfather.

This black and white image depicts Boone in 1914. The message across the bottom of the postcard reads: "Boone, N.C., Altitude 3332 FT.-Highest County Site East of the Rockies (in all caps)" "X Shows location of Daniel Boone's Cabin on his passage…

This black and white image depicts the campus of Appalachian Training School in 1920. The printed text, "Appalachian Training School. Boone, N. C.," can be seen across the upper right corner. The peaks of rolling mountains rise up behind the school…

This black and white image depicts the campus of Appalachian Training School in 1920. The printed text, "Appalachian Training School. Boone, N. C.," can be seen across the upper right corner. The peaks of rolling mountains rise up behind the school…

This item is a color postcard of a bear with his tongue out. On the back of the postcard is a 1968 Calendar of Events on Grandfather Mountain in Linville, NC. The calendar starts April 1st and lists nine events before the November 15th season ending.

This item is a color postcard showing a dirt road winding around a mountain. Additional mountains can be seen in the distance. There is a car driving along the road. The text in the top margin reads, "370-A Mountain Roadway." The back of the postcard…

This item is an unused color postcard of a family in front of a wood cabin. There appears to be a man, two women, and six children. The text reads, "A Mountaineer and his family at home." It was made by Asheville Postcard Co. in Asheville, NC.

This item is a color postcard showing an image of a woman sitting on the edge of a rock overlooking a valley surrounded by mountains. There appears to be fog covering the mountains. A small building with a stone chimney is behind her. The text…