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D. Hiden Ramsey family. D. Hiden Ramsey Photographic Collection 1900-

Title: D. Hiden Ramsey Photographic Collection 1900-

Photographs of D. Hiden Ramsey and family taken over a lifetime. Includes individual portraits, one photograph album and packet of color photocopies reproducing the photograph album.. Photograph album later acquisition from Eleanor Hall, relative of D. Hiden. Ramsey.

ArchivalResource: One document box

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/374981131 View

University of North Carolina Asheville. Ramsey Library Special Collections. Luther M. McCurry Collection 1900-

Title: Luther M. McCurry Collection 1900-

Photographs of Asheville at the turn of the century collected by the McCurry family. Seven partially faded photographs of Asheville, NC, early 20th century. Among the depicted subjects are Riverside Park, Oxen and Wagon, Battery Park Hotel, Broadway and Pack Square, and Asheville City Hall c.1920's.

ArchivalResource: 1 folder (7 photographs)

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/374950433 View

University of North Carolina Asheville. Ramsey Library Special Collections. Hans Curt Pfalzgraf Collection 1940-

Title: Hans Curt Pfalzgraf Collection 1940-

Large format photographic prints of various scenes of Western North Carolina photographed by Pflazgraf in the 1940's. (34 items)

ArchivalResource: 34 prints

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/374981122 View

Thurmon, Ruth H. L.C. Le Compte Postcard Collection 1910-1977

Title: L.C. Le Compte Postcard Collection 1910-1977

The collection contains over 400 color postcards and postcard folders of Western North Carolina and the Southern States created from photographs purchased by L. C. Le Compte and others and produced by the Asheville Postcard Company, owned by Le Compte and others. Reportedly formed in 1910, the Asheville Postcard Company was located between Broadway and Lexington Avenue at 31 Carolina Lane, Asheville, NC. It is not listed as a formal company in the Asheville City Directory until 1921, when it is listed with J. L. Widman as co-owner with Le Compte. The company started with a line of some 190 different postcards produced on linen finish paper stock and surrounded by a white border. The Asheville Postcard Company under Le Compte was managed in the later years by Ruth Thurmond who donated the UNCA collection of postcards.

ArchivalResource: 2 boxes

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/374957199 View