Young Men's Institute Historical Marker

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[1 - 99] N Pack Sq
Asheville, NC 28801
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The Young Men's Institute Historical Marker in Asheville, NC commemorates the historical significance of the organization in the local community.

Through its marker, the institute serves as a reminder of the contributions and impact of young men in the area's history.

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This marker stands in front of the main Asheville Fire Department in downtown. It reads, "Young Men's Institute. Est. 1892 as center of social, moral, religious influence for blacks working at...

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