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West Asheville History Project

Welcome. Thanks for your interest in the history of West Asheville and helping to preserve the stories and photos of our past to share with our future!

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May family

Published on: August 21, 2026August 21, 2026 by Carissa

John May Sr., Henry May, Glenn May, George May, John May Jr., Morris May

Pope and Dorothy Ballinger

Published on: August 21, 2026August 21, 2026 by Carissa

Pope and Dorothy Ballenger, co-founders of West Asheville History Project in the 1990s.

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About the West Asheville History Project

Interest in the collection and preservation of West Asheville history has been ongoing since the 1990s thanks to the support of many community members, the West Asheville Branch Library, the NC Room/Buncombe County Special Collections at Pack Memorial Library, the West Asheville History Museum, UNC Asheville, North Carolina Humanities, the West Asheville Business Association, and others for many years.

Why WestAshevilleHistory.org?

This site was born from collaborative brainstorming and a desire to make the vast collections of information about West Asheville available in an interactive way that directly associates historic places and people to existing locations in West Asheville.

We also saw this as an opportunity to engage new audiences and expand existing collections by actively asking for contributions from the community.

This site is designed to grow with our community and provide a way to share the moments in history that help define West Asheville—past, present, and future.

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Buncombe County Special Collections at Pack Memorial Library is dedicated to actively collecting, preserving, promoting, and providing equal access to the history of Asheville, Buncombe County, and the surrounding area. We are proud of our historic resources and are committed to preserving them for the future, through preservation, digitization, and decreasing barriers to public access.

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