Historic Sites – Page 2 – Blue Ridge National Heritage Area

Monteith Farmstead

Appalachian Women's Museum features the home arts The sprawling house that dominates the Monteith Farmstead was once the...

Visit the original home for the finest handwoven wool in the country Located in the...

The small town of Andrews welcomes you to its art and local history Valleytown Cultural...

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

The historic McGaha Chapel was finished in 1872 during the difficult Reconstruction period following the...

The Allison-Deaver House is the oldest standing frame house in Western North Carolina. Slated for...

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

The tallest dam east of the Rockies at 480 feet, Fontana Dam was was built by the...

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...

The Francis Grist Mill, located just outside of Waynesville, NC on Highway 276 was built...