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Past Exhibits

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Past Exhibits Listing

  • A Land Apart
  • A Mansion in the Mountains
  • Aftermath of War
  • Civil War in Western North Carolina
  • Daniel Smith
  • George Avery
  • James McConnell Smith
  • Slavery in Western North Carolina
  • The Buncombe Turnpike
  • The Coming of the Railroad
  • The Gilded Age
  • The Land of the Sky
  • The Native American Footprint on the Land
  • War Letters From T.M. Garrison
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Upcoming Events

Apr
26
Wed
3:32 PM The Luthier’s Craft: Instrument ... @ Smith-McDowell House Museum
The Luthier’s Craft: Instrument ... @ Smith-McDowell House Museum
Apr 26 @ 3:32 PM – Oct 25 @ 4:32 PM
The Luthier's Craft: Instrument Making Traditions of the Blue Ridge @ Smith-McDowell House Museum
This new exhibit will be on display at the Smith-McDowell House Museum beginning on April 26nd and will run through October 25th. The exhibit offers a hands-on, interactive exploration of the rich history of the[...]
Oct
14
Sat
2:00 PM The Legacy of Southern Appalachi... @ Reuters Center Campus of UNCA
The Legacy of Southern Appalachi... @ Reuters Center Campus of UNCA
Oct 14 @ 2:00 PM – 3:30 PM
The Legacy of Southern Appalachian Dance: From Whose Perspective? @ Reuters Center Campus of UNCA
The Legacy of Southern Appalachian Dance: From Whose Perspective? is presented by Gordon McKinney, PhD Professor Emeritus, Berea College.  In this final program of the 2017 series exploring the heritage of WNC music and dance, noted local[...]

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