The oldest Episcopal church in Western North Carolina stands as both a mountain refuge and a reminder of the people who built and worshipped here nearly two centuries ago.
ASHEVILLE, N.C. — Riverside Cemetery is known for its monuments, the Southern writers who […]
Uncover the secrets of Asheville’s Riverside Cemetery, where famous graves, Civil War history and haunting tales converge.
Inside the history of a rural church whose sanctuary holds three of the most influential frescoes in Western North Carolina.
The Wampus Cat legend has long prowled across North Carolina – part myth, part reflection of the people who told it.
A mountain legend tells of Boojum, a lonely giant who fell in love with a woman named Annie and vanished with her into the misty woods of Haywood County.
The Thomas Wolfe Memorial in Asheville stands as both a historic landmark and the setting for lingering stories of love, loss, and memory.
Some believe Rafael Guastavino never truly left the Basilica he built, a masterpiece in life and possibly his haunt in death.
Waynesville’s Green Hill Cemetery is home to a long-running legend that auto dealer Curtis G. Logan was buried in his car.
The Cherokee legend of Spearfinger, a witch born of stone and shadow, endures as one of Appalachia’s oldest and most haunting stories.
