Craft Heritage – Page 7 – Blue Ridge National Heritage Area

Tryon Arts and Crafts School

From artist colony to thriving craft destination Tryon Arts & Crafts School (TACS) is a...

Tour a small town with big personalities and welcoming climate Tryon quickly grew as a...

A Town Born From Education Before 1856, when no more than 10 families lived on...

Early History Perched on the crest of the Blue Ridge atop the Eastern Continental Divide,...

Established in 1789, the town of Rockford served as the county seat of Surry County...

Waynesville is the largest city west of Asheville. It is Haywood County's oldest town and...

Preserving the legacy and crafts of Clay County's long history As its name would suggest, the Old...

Revisit life in a reconstructed Cherokee summer and winter home The Cherokee and their ancestors...

Nestled in the High Country in the Blue Ridge Mountains of Western North Carolina is...

The Caldwell Heritage Museum opened in 1991 and is dedicated to preserving and presenting the...

The original settlement of Lenoir was first known as Tucker’s Barn after the family that...

The Polk County History Museum in Columbus, NC, comprises a fine collection of historic artifacts...