Asheville History Center

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283 Victoria Rd
Asheville, NC 28801
+1 (828) 253-9231
https://www.wnchistory.org

The Asheville Museum of History, established by the WNC Historical Association, is set to open in Fall 2023 at the historic Smith-McDowell House in Asheville, NC. This new museum aims to showcase the rich and diverse stories of Western North Carolina's land and people.

With a focus on sharing the region's history, the Asheville Museum of History will provide visitors with a unique opportunity to explore the fascinating narratives that have shaped Western North Carolina. Stay tuned for an immersive experience that will transport you through time and uncover the hidden gems of this captivating region.

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