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West Asheville history project : West Asheville people.
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West Asheville history project : West Asheville memories.
Bob Cathey -- Barbara Rash Des Jardins -- Ray Estes -- Albert Fortune -- Sarah Scott Glasgow -- Freddie Hopper -- Inez Horton -- Walter Johnson -- Murgill Johnson Sr. -- Bob Kinser remembers his dad, Clyde Kinser -- Jayne Ann Luther --Nancy May Leppert and Glenn May -- Mary Morgan -- Robert Nahikian, Jr. and Robert M. Randolph -- Hugh Starnes remembers his dad, Bert Starnes.- Available copies: 1 / Total copies: 1
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West Asheville history project : Businesses.
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West Asheville history project : Churches.
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West Asheville history project : oral histories, 1991-2001.
Burton Street Elders (Iola Byers, Edna Ford, Louise Hudgens, Gertrude Jones, Louise Long, Helen Miller, Edward Pearson), September 27,1991 & October 11, 1991) -- Helen Baldwin (Mrs. Curtis Baldwin), July 10, 1991 -- Albert Fortune, March 25, 1992 -- Bob Ingle, April 16, 1992 -- O.E. Starnes, July 9, 1991 -- Inez Horton, July 14, 1999 -- Louise Hudgens & Elizabeth Conley, March 12, 1999 -- Thomas Young, July 22, 1991 -- Kermit Smith, January 13, 2001.- Available copies: 1 / Total copies: 1
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Mountain thunder : stock car racing in Buncombe County, 1949-1999.
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- Subjects: Asheville Motor Speedway (N.C.); Asheville-Weaverville Speedway (N.C.); Hollywood Road Speedway (N.C.); Stock car racing; Automobile racing;
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- Mountain thunder [sound recording] : stock car racing in Buncombe County, 1949-1999. by Pierce, Dan,1981-;
Discs 1-2. The early years, 1949-1960 -- Discs 3-4. The sport comes of age, 1960-1972 -- Discs 5-6. The final years, 1973-1999 -- Discs 7-8. The Press at the tracks -- Discs 9-10. Legends of the tracks.Discussions led by Dr. Dan Pierce.Recorded at West Asheville Branch Library, June 24-July 22, 2003.Examines more than 50 years of stock car racing in Buncombe County, North Carolina through the memories of the Buncombe County racing community.- Subjects: Audiobooks.; Sound recordings.; Asheville Motor Speedway (N.C.); Asheville-Weaverville Speedway (N.C.); Hollywood Road Speedway (N.C.); Stock car racing; Stock car drivers; Automobile racing;
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- The story of West Asheville [electronic resource] : people, places, events / by Perkins, David.(CARDINAL)754703; West Asheville History Project.;
Narrator: David Perkins.Presents a variety of information about West Asheville. The narration gives an overview of the history of the area. More than 150 photos and paintings show West Asheville in the past and present.CD-ROM.System requirements: PC with Microsoft Windows 98 or Windows XP, a 300Mhz or faster processor, and at least a 16X CD-Rom drive; or a MAC with OS 9.2 or greater operating system and at least 16X CD-ROM drive.- Available copies: 1 / Total copies: 1
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- Books through bars : stories from the prison books movement / by Marquis, Moira,EditorAuthor(DLC)n 2023058904; Marquis, Dave "Mac",EditorAuthor(DLC)n 2023058909;
Includes bibliographical references."Co-edited by two activists with deep experience in organizing prison books programs (PBPs), Books Behind Bars introduces readers to PBPs and their decentralized organization. PBPs are a grassroots-level and nationwide activist movement challenging the largest prison industry in the world by refusing to let incarcerated people remain isolated and forgotten. Operating on shoestring budgets, with all-volunteer workforces and donated libraries, books to prisoner programs are examples of ordinary people acting to undermine the isolation and judgment of incarceration. Although there are currently fifty-three books to prisoners groups serving in all fifty states, these programs remain relatively unknown. The goal of this book is to bring awareness to this diffuse and long-standing social movement and offer readers a way to get involved. In addition to highlighting voices from PBPs throughout the United States, the volume also includes essays, images, and artwork from independent bookstore owners, formerly and currently incarcerated folks, activists, artists, journalists, volunteers, organizers, and scholars"--.- Subjects: Book donations; Prisoners;
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