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]> pc_wood_horace_mcguire Finding Aid of the Horace McGuire Wood Papers, 1933 - 1972 Processed by: Ellen Z. McGrew; machine-readable finding aid created by: Ashley Yandle &hdrNcDncsa; 2010 Machine-readable finding aid derived from XML authoring program. Date of source: May, 2010 Description is in English May, 2010 Original EAD finding aid created by Ashley Yandle, May 13, 2002, in EAD v.1. EAD 2002 version created in May, 2010. Finding Aid of the Horace McGuire Wood Papers, 1933 - 1972 State Archives of North Carolina. Western Regional Archives &tpNcDncsa; Descriptive Summary State Archives of North Carolina. Western Regional Archives. Wood, Horace McGuire, 1902-1972 Horace McGuire Wood Papers, 1933 - 1972 PC.1517 Materials in English 325 correspondence, minutes, reports, bulletins, newsletters, brochures, magazine articles, newspaper clippings, programs, house plans, etc. For current information on the location of these materials, please consult the Western Regional Archives. Horace McGuire Wood (1902-1972) came to Black Mountain College (Black Mountain, NC) in 1942 to become the school's business manager and director of the work experience program. He later taught design and construction courses. After they left the college in December 1945, Mr. and Mrs. Wood continued to live at their home in the town of Black Mountain, where he conducted a house planning and building seminar for many years. The papers includes correspondence from both during and after Wood's time at Black Mountain College, work experience program materials, minutes of faculty meetings, Black Mountain College publications, house plans, site plans, and other materials. Administrative Information Access Restrictions

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Preferred Citation

[Identification of item], PC.1517, Horace McGuire Wood Papers, State Archives of North Carolina, Western Regional Archives, Asheville, NC, USA.

Acquisitions Information

Received from Mrs. H. McGuire Wood, Black Mountain, North Carolina, July, 1972. Some items were added to the collection by Mr. and Mrs. Gorman E. Mattison of Charlotte about the same date. During March-April, 2012, these records were moved from the State Archives building in Raleigh to the Western Regional Archives, Asheville, N.C.

Processing Information

Processed by Ellen Z. McGrew, October, 1972

Encoded by Ashley Yandle, May 13, 2002; additional encoding, May, 2010

Alternative Format

This collection has been microfilmed and is available on Mf. P. 132.

Biographical and Historical Note

Horace McGuire Wood (1902-1972) of Pittsford and Rochester, New York, majored in art and aesthetics at Antioch College after graduation in 1926, he worked for the next several years as a designer and builder of small homes in Rochester and in Delray Beach, Florida. In 1942 he and his friend Gorman Mattison, who was directing the funding activities at Antioch College, were invited by Theodore Dreier to Black Mountain College; Wood to be business manager and to direct the work experience program, Mattison to handle publicity and the fund raising. Mrs. Dorothy Mattison, a newspaper woman, became director of the college news bureau; Wood later taught design and construction courses at the college. The Mattisons left Black Mountain in the summer of 1942 for a position with the community chest of Pittsburgh, PA. Wood was associated with the college until he resigned in December, 1945. However, Mr. and Mrs. Wood continued to live at their home in the town of Black Mountain, where he conducted a house planning and building seminar for many years. For additional biographical information see Black Mountain College Records, Faculty File.

Black Mountain College was an experimental school located in Black Mountain, N.C. Established in 1933 by John A. Rice and others, the purpose of the college was to educate the whole person, with an emphasis on the role of the arts and creative thinking. Despite the fact that Black Mountain College could rarely offer faculty more than room and board, a number of important teachers and artists were drawn to the school as part of the regular faculty or to participate in the school's Summer Institutes. Josef and Anni Albers, John Cage, Robert Creeley, Merce Cunningham, Max Dehn, Joseph Fiore, Buckminister Fuller, Edward Lowinsky, Robert Motherwell, Charles Olson, M.C. Richards, and Xanti Schawinsky were only a few of those who taught at Black Mountain College. In addition, the success of several of the college's students (such as Ruth Asawa, Edward Dorn, Kenneth Noland, and Robert Rauschenberg) helped to further the college's reputation in the area of the arts and the avant garde.

The character and focus of Black Mountain College shifted over time, according to the make-up of the faculty and students. Personal and ideological conflicts were common and sometimes lead to major changes in the college community. Lack of funds added to the stress of the situation, as did the school's physical isolation and its sometimes strained relations with the local population. Eventually, the student enrollment and available funds dwindled until the college was forced to close in 1956.

Collection Overview

Correspondence, 1933-1971: Thirty-one letters of 1942-1945 cover the period when McGuire Wood directed the work program and taught small house design courses at Black Mountain College. Most of the correspondence is to or from faculty administrators concerning financial arrangements, work schedules, conditions of employment and leaves of absence, discussions of school policy, as well as personal news. A letter of May 25, 1949, is a covering letter from Theodore Dreier, who had resigned, for a copy of his final report on Black Mountain College [not included in the collection]. Two undated drafts of Wood's answer to Dreier give his own critique of the college. An undated draft [1949?] from Wood to "Friends" requests a part-time position at the college during the absence of business manager Theodore Rondthaler.

The letter of 1933 expresses a client's pleasure with a house Wood built for her at Seneca Point [New York]; and the brief note of 1953 from Miss Larsen of the college faculty contains a paragraph describing Black Mountain College. The correspondence of 1963-1971 is from researchers requesting information about the college.

Work Experience Program Materials: As set up by McGuire Wood, the work program included farming, mica mining, maintenance and operation of grounds and buildings, wood cutting for sawmill and firewood, etc. The papers, although generally undated, appear to be from the 1942-1943 school year, and included an outline of Wood's duties; a speech describing the program to the students and introducing his assistant, Mary "Molly" Gregory; and a report of the work accomplished during the fall term of 1942. There are detailed working notes for both the speech and the report, as well as a ledger containing drafts of reports and analyzing the program. Miscellaneous items are lists of work to be done, plans for economizing, reports to sanitation committee, work schedule lists for students, etc. A 6 x 9 notebook lists staff and faculty wives involved in community work, work outlined for the fall of 1943, and a page for each student in the program-with a few notes on some students.

Note: A grading report on students in the work program [1942-1943?] labeled "Private and Confidential" has not been included in the microfilm copy [Mf. P. 132] of this collection. It is in box P.C.1517.2 which is marked with a red "restricted" label. The folder for the report is also marked with a red label and is to be removed before the box is given to Search Room patrons.

Miscellaneous items include a few minutes of special and regular faculty meetings, January 20, 1945-February 5, 1945; and regular and special meetings of the Board of Fellows, January 20-February 6, 1945. There are lists of faculty and courses, 1947-1948; of standing committees for 1942-1943; of faculty credits, n.d.; a news release describes Wood's work at the college. The few financial papers consist of a balance sheet, August 31, 1942; "A Plan for an Educational Savings Fund Organization Based on Self-Help", [1942-1943]; financial report of the first Music Institute, September 6, 1944; income and expenses from September, 1943-August 31, 1944; and a notice to veterans concerning the G.I. Bill of Rights, September 20, 1945. Included are the autumn addresses of summer students of 1944; a classroom problem in small house design, n.d.; and a notation concerning the accommodation of guests.

Printed and mimeographed material: community bulletins, 1942-1943; newsletters, 1934-1944; BMC Bulletins, 1942-1953; magazine articles, 1942-1971; newspaper articles, 1934-1972; brochures, 1941-1970; programs, 1943-1951. A number of articles feature Josef Albers, 1958-1972. See "Arrangement of Papers."

House Plans and Site Plans (248 sheets) executed by McGuire Wood between 1939 and 1965 illustrate his work in small house design. For a complete list of the owners (73) for whom the plans were executed, as well as 6 site plats, see "Arrangement of Papers."

Collection Arrangement

Arranged by type of material.

Online Catalog Headings

These and related materials may be found under the following headings in online catalogs.

Subject Terms Albers, Josef Architects-- North Carolina--1930-1970 Architecture, Domestic--United States--20th century--Designs and plans Black Mountain College (Black Mountain, N.C.) College teachers--North Carolina Dreier, Theodore, 1902-1997 Education, Humanistic Gregory, Mary, 1914- Wood, Horace McGuire, 1902-1972 Related Collections

Additional information on topics found in this collection may be found in the Manuscript and Archives Reference System (MARS) http://mars.archives.ncdcr.gov.

See also: List of Black Mountain College collections at the State Archives of North Carolina. Black Mountain College Records, 1933-1956, Western Regional Archives, Asheville, N.C. (These records have been described in the online Manuscript and Archives Reference System (MARS). See link above.) Martin Duberman Collection, 1933-1980, PC 1678, State Archives of North Carolina Raleigh, N.C. North Carolina Museum of Art, Black Mountain College Research Project, 1933-1973, Western Regional Archives, Asheville, N.C. Container List Correspondence P.C. 1517.1 1933-1971 Work Program Materials Miscellaneous Printed and Mimeographed Materials, Black Mountain College, 1934-1972 P.C. 1517.2 Community Bulletins [Mimeographed] Summer Quarter Ends, September 9, 1942 College Year 10 Bulletin 19, February 23, 1943 Bulletin 22, March 15, 1943 Bulletin 27, April 26, 1943 Bulletin 31, May 24, 1943 Summer Program, 1943 Summer Bulletin 2, June 21, 1943 Summer Bulletin 3, June 28, 1943 Summer Bulletin 5, July 12, 1943 Summer Bulletin 6, July 19, 1943 Summer Bulletin 7, July 26, 1943 Summer Bulletin 9, August 9, 1943 College Year 11 Bulletin 29, April 24, 1944 Summer Bulletin 2, July 10, 1944 Summer Bulletin 3, July 17, 1944 Summer Bulletin 5, July 31, 1944 Summer Bulletin 7, August 14, 1944 Summer Bulletin 11, September 11, 1944 Summer Bulletin 12, September 18, 1944 College Year 12 Bulletin 1, September 25, 1944 Fall Quarter Announcements, September 30, 1944 Bulletin 2, October 2, 1944 Bulletin 3, October 9, 1944 Bulletin 4, October 16, 1944 Bulletin 5, October 23, 1944 Bulletin 6, October 30, 1944 Bulletin 7, November 6, 1944 Bulletin 8, November 13, 1944 Bulletin 9, November 20, 1944 Bulletin 13, January 11, 1945 Bulletin 15, January 29, 1945 Bulletin 19, February 26, 1945 Bulletin 20, March 5, 1945 ________, June 20, 1945 College Year 13 ________, June 1946 College Year 14 Bulletin 1, September 1946 Summer Session 1948 Newsletters and Bulletins Newsletter No. 13, May 1941, Second Annual Visitors' Week No. 15, October 1941, Ninth Year Begins in New Quarters No. 16, November 1941, The College's Part in National Defense Bulletin No. 2, June 1934, Josef Albers, Concerning Art Instruction No. 5, November 1938, Anni Albers, Work with Material No. 7, April 1941, Erwin Straus, Education in a Time of Crisis [Address, May 1940] No. 8, n.d., Kenneth Kurtz, Black Mountain College, Its Aims and Methods, reprint from Haverford Review, Winter 1944 Black Mountain College Bulletin Vol. 1, No. 1, November 1942, Announcement of Wartime Scholarships Vol. 1, No. 2, January 1943, Newsletter: Liberal Education Today as a Tool of War Vol. 1, No. 3, February 1943 [sic], Learning and Living Vol. 1, No. 3, April 1943, Newsletter: Three-Fold Summer Program at Lake Eden Vol. 1, No. 6, November 1943, Annual Announcements, 1943-1944

[Two copies, some revision]

Vol. 2, No. 1, September 1943, Newsletter: College Begins Eleventh Session Vol. 2, No. 3, December 1943, Catalog Vol. 2, No. 7, April 1944, Newsletter: Summer Session and Work Camp, 1944 Vol. 3, No. 8, August 1945, Now New Space [brochure] __________, Special Issue for July 1945, Announcements, 1945-1946 Vol. 3, No. 5, April 1945, Newsletter: Music Institute, Summer 1945 Vol. 4, No. 1, November 1945, Newsletter: Fall Term 1945 __________, April 1946, Art Institute, Summer 1946 Vol. 5, No. 3, April 1947, Announcements, 1947-1948 Vol. 5, No. 7, November 1947, Community News, etc. Vol. 6, No. 1, January 1948, Opinions of former Students: No Agreement Vol. 6, No. 3, April 1948, Announcements, 1948-1949 Vol. 7, No. 2, April 1949, Summer Institute, 1949 Vol. 7, No. 4, November 1949, The New Year Vol. 8, No. 1, n.d., Bulletin, 1950-1951

[Supplement: "Summer Session in the Arts"]

Vol. 8, No. 2, August 20, 1950, Fall, 1950 Vol. 9, No. 1, Summer Session, 1951 Vol. 9, No. 4, Spring Semester, 1952 Vol. 10, No. 4, Bulletin, 1952-1953 Magazine Articles Arts and Decoration, Grace A. Young, Art as a Fourth 'R', January 1935, reprint. Harper's Magazine, John A. Rice, Fundamentalism and the Higher Learning, May 1937, reprint. California Arts and Architecture, John Evarts, Democracy in Action, July 1941. Friends, A Stirring Example of Democratic Education, February 1942. Mademoiselle, Virginia, College of the Future, March 1942, reprint. Click, The College that Built Itself, [ 1943]. The Listener, Alastair Clayre, The Rise and Fall of Black Mountain College, March 27, 1969. Mountain Living, reprint in the Black Mountain News, Black Mountain College was Ahead of its Time, September 16, 1971. Newspaper Articles Miami Daily News [etc.], Walter Locke [editorial], Realm of the Road, November 16, 1934, reprint. Winston-Salem Journal and Sentinel, John Evarts, College at Black Mountain Operated as an Experiment in New System of Education, December 16, 1934. Asheville Citizen-Times, James M. Rogers, Students Building New Plant, September 29, 1940, reprint. PM [Weekly Newspaper], Lorimer Heywood, Construction Job is Made a Part of College Training, December 22, 1940. St. Louis Post-Dispatch, Students and Faculty Construct their College Building, January 12, 1941. New York World-Telegram, Eleanor Roosevelt, My Day, April 10, 1941. New York Herald Tribune, John O'Neill, Physicist Finds Humans Exhale Electric Smoke, May 3, 1941.

[Dr. Nathan Rosen of BMC mentioned in article.]

Asheville Citizen, Black Mountain College is Left Musical Library, September 30, 1941. Asheville Citizen, Black Mountain College Founder John Rice Dies, November 28, 1968. Asheville Citizen, School Exands to Second Campus, Christian Day Opens Black Mountain Branch, August 27, 1970. [Christian Science Monitor], Chaffee Castleton, Summer Visit to a Gropius House, March 23, 1972. ______________________, Summer Art Institute Will Begin Monday at Black Mountain College, n.d. Brochures Black Mountain College, [1941-1942], ...And Beyond The Duration Black Mountain College, 1949-1950, list of students and faculty Black Mountain College, ca. 1950 Black Mountain College, Fall 1951, These Artists have Chosen to Teach at BMC Black Mountain, North Carolina, a bulletin issued by the Chamber of Commerce, 1953-1954 Black Mountain College, A Research Project, October 1970 Black Mountain College, Building Project, n.d. Programs Drama Department, Ethan Frome, March 11, 1943 Drama Department, The Imaginary Invalid, March 16, 1943 First Music Institute: Third Concert, January 22, 1944, Yella Pessl, harpsicord First Music Institute: Ninth Concert, September 2, 1944, Choral Music Reading of Student Writing, August 26, 1951 Poster, A Summer of Music and Art, July 3-September 16, [1944] House Plans and Site Plans, 1935-1965 P.C.1517.3-4 House Plans 1. Mr. and Mrs. Robin Amoss

Charmelde Acres, Black Mountain, N.C. April 1960, 3 sheets.

2. Mr. and Mrs. John R. Beamen

Lot #9, Craggy View, Swannanoa, N.C. April 1963, 4 sheets. May 1963, 3 sheets.

3. Miss E. H. Behre

Laurel Lane, Blue Ridge, N.C. August 1947, 3 sheets, specifications.

4. Mr. and Mrs. William Birzil

Hendersonville, N.C. February 1964, 1 sheet.

5. Blue Ridge Assembly

Model Plan No. II. February 1964, 1 sheet.

6. Blue Ridge Plan

(Based on Brevard Model). April 1963, 2 sheets.

7. R. C. Bowness

Black Mountain, N.C. July 1959, 3 sheets. June 1961, 1 sheet. December 1962, 3 sheets. 1964, 3 sheets. n.d., 1 sheet.

8. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph P. Bridgman

Last Resort Colony, Black Mountain, N.C. May 1964, 1 sheet.

9. Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Christy

Happy Valley, Lot II, Block E. May 1964, 4 sheets.

10. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert J. Coman

Swannanoa, N.C. May 1960, 3 sheets.

11. Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Connelly

January 1959; Farm School Road, Swannanoa; 3 sheets. June 1963; Warren Wilson College Road, Swannanoa; 1 sheet. July 1963, 1 sheet.

12. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Coston, Jr.

Jim Branch Road. June 1964, 1 sheet.

13. Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Crisp

Montreat, N.C. March 1963, 1 sheet. April 1963, 2 sheets.

14. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas D. De Vore

North Fork, Black Mountain, N.C. August 1960, 3 sheets.

15. Miss G. V. Eisele and Miss E. C. Dickinson

Rochester, New York. n.d., 6 sheets.

16. Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Garton

620 Azalea Avenue, Black Mountain, N.C. July 1960, 3 sheets.

17. Mr. and Mrs. Seth Gilkerson

Rainbow Ridge Road, Swannanoa, N.C. July 1961, 2 sheets.

18. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Glenn

Chapel Road, Black Mountain, N.C. December 1964, 4 sheets.

19. Granger

Black Mountain, N.C. n.d., 1 sheet.

20. Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Greene

n.d., 3 sheets.

21. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph E. Gwin

2nd Street, Black Mountain, N.C. September 1960, 4 sheets.

22. Mr. and Mrs. Corly Hansen

North Fork, Black Mountain, N.C. July 1959, 3 sheets.

23. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hartis

Craggy View, Block C, Lot 5. April 1964, 4 sheets.

24. Mr. and Mrs. J. N. C. Helgreen

McCoy Cove Road, Black Mountain, N.C. September 1964, 3 sheets.

25. Mr. and Mrs. N. H. Hiller, Jr.

North Fork Road, Black Mountain, N.C. August 1960, 3 sheets. August 1961, 1 sheet.

26. Miss Edna Hixen

65 Elmdorf Ave., Rochester, New York. June 1939, Putneyville Cottage, 1 sheet.

27. Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Holcombe

Laurel Avenue, Black Mountain, N.C. November 1960, 3 sheets. October 1961, 4 sheets. July 1963, 1 sheet. August 1963, 2 sheets.

28. Holiday House No. II

Delray Beach, Florida. n.d., 3 sheets.

29. Mr. and Mrs. James G. Hollandsworth

Last Resort Colony, Black Mountain, N.C. April 1961, 1 sheet.

30. Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Howard

Buckeye Cove Road. October 1962, 1 sheet.

31. Mr. and Mrs. William G. Hutchins

Last Resort, Black Mountain, N.C. August 1962, 5 sheets, specifications.

32. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Johnson

Allen Mountain Road. October 1963, 4 sheets, specifications.

33. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Klumb

Happy Valley. May 1964, 5 sheets. n.d., 2 sheets.

34. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Kolton

Black Mountain, N.C. December 1962, 1 sheet.

35. Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Leitenberger

Farm School Road, Azalea, N.C.; January 1949, 4 sheets. Swannanoa Township, Shannon Meriwether, architect; 6 sheets.

36. Mr. and Mrs. J. Le Vine

August 1951, Emerald Farm Residence Plan, 1 sheet. August 1951, 1 sheet. Ranch House, n.d., 5 sheets.

37. Mr. and Mrs. O. P. Lindholm

Farm School Road, February 1954, 1 sheet.

38. Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Link

149 Louisiana Avenue, Montreat, N.C. February 1963, 2 sheets.

39. Mr. and Mrs. John D. McCready

Old Toll Road, Black Mountain, N.C. October 1964, 1 sheet.

40. Mr. and Mrs. William McMurray, Jr.

North Fork Road, Black Mountain, N.C. April 1960, 4 sheets.

41. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Maret

Black Mountain, N.C. March 1964, 1 sheet.

42. Mr. and Mrs. George Mayer

Cha-Mel-Dee Acres, Black Mountain, N.C. August 1964, 4 sheets.

43. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Meadows

Craggy View, Swannanoa, N.C. June 1964, 3 sheets.

44. Meyer Construction Co.

Black Mountain, N.C., Plan #10. January 1965, 2 sheets.

45. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Montgomery

Upper Cullasaia Drive, Highlands, N.C. April 1944, 3 sheets.

46. Mr. and Mrs. David Nache

Black Mountain, N.C. August 1962, 1 sheet.

47. Dean R. Ogden

175 Lakewood Drive, Asheville, N.C. Plot Plan, n.d., 1 sheet.

48. Mr. and Mrs. Furman J. Owenby

Swannanoa, N.C. October 1959, 1 sheet. January 1960, 3 sheets.

49. Mr. and Mrs. Barclay K. Read

Azalea Avenue, Black Mountain, N.C. June 1952, 3 sheets.

50. Angelika Reckendorf

1956, 1 sheet. 1957, 1 sheet. 1961, 1 sheet. October 1963, 3 sheets. n.d., 1 sheet.

51. Dr. Lillian L. Rich

Old Cove Road. September 1962, 4 sheets.

52. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Richert

July 1964, 1 sheet. September 1964, 1 sheet.

53. Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Robinson

Black Mountain, N.C. September 1959, 3 sheets.

54. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond D. Robinson

Spring Hill, Black Mountain, N.C. November 1955, 3 sheets.

55. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Sanders

Montreat, N.C. September 1963, 4 sheets.

56. Mr. and Mrs. Craig Smith

Railroad Mills Road, Pittsford, New York. June 1946, 2 sheets.

57. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Smith

Rainbow Road, Swannanoa, N.C. November 1956, 2 sheets.

58. Spegel Job

January 1964, 1 sheet.

59. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Sporberg

May 1960, 1 sheet

60. Mrs. J. E. Stuckey

E. R. Southwest Home. February 1962, 1 sheet.

61. Tait Plan

Lot 1, Assembly Lane, Montreat, N.C. August 1963, 4 sheets.

62. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Turner

Black Mountain, N.C. October 1964, 7 sheets, specifications.

63. Mr. and Mrs. James A. Uzzell

View Street, Black Mountain, N.C. February 1963, 3 sheets.

64. Mr. and Mrs. John A. Vaillancourt

Rainbow Ridge Road, Swannanoa, N.C. March 1956, 3 sheets.

65. Walters House

Laurel Lane, Black Mountain, N.C. January 1952, 3 sheets.

66. Mr. and Mrs. James M. Weil

Canadaigue Lake Cottage. n.d., 4 sheets.

67. Mr. and Mrs. Milton Weiss

Burnsville, N.C. October 1963, 3 sheets.

68. Mr. and Mrs. Rush Whiteside

February 1962, 4 sheets.

69. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Williams

Old Fort, N.C. February 1965, 3 sheets.

70. A. M. Wood

Corner, 9th and Azalea, Black Mountain, N.C. n.d., 2 sheets.

71. Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Wyant

Swannanoa, N.C. June 1963, 1 sheet.

72. Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Yerkes

Mountain Home, N.C. October 1964, 1 sheet. December 1964, 1 sheet. January 1965, 5 sheets, specifications.

Development and Town Plans 1. Town of Black Mountain

June 1964, 1 sheet.

2. Camp Dorothy Walls Property

AME Zion Church Assembly, Black Mountain, N.C. August 1964, 1 sheet.

3. CharmeldeeAcres [Charles Meyer]

Black Mountain, N.C. July 1954, 1 sheet.

4. Craggy View [D. M. Connelly]

Swannanoa, N.C. February 1960, 1 sheet, prospectus.

5. Jones Mountain

Farm School Road Property [D. M. Connelly], Swannanoa Township. 1958-1959, 4 sheets.

6. North Fork Acres [H. M. Wood]

Black Mountain Township. August 1957, 1 sheet.