Title:
Dining Room at the Nu-Wray Inn
Burnsville North Carolina (NC), White Border PM 1952
Description:
Here is served true Southern food: Fried chicken, golden brown, country ham from the Nu-Wray's own smoke house and hot biscuits - all served family style in a pleasant atmosphere surrounded by antique furnishings, glass and chinaware.
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A View of the Blue Room at the Nu-Wray Inn
Burnsville North Carolina (NC), White Border PM 1952 Aug-08
Description:
The mantel, pillar and scrowl clock, bed warmer, and flax wheel help create the long-ago atmosphere which permeates the Drawing Room on the second floor of the Inn. Original pieces of furniture brought over the Blue Ridge by the first owners of the Nu-Wray add to the early Victorian setting.
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The "Parlor" or Music Room of the Nu-Wray Inn
Burnsville North Carolina (NC), White Border PM 1952 Aug-29
Description:
The parlor on the first floor of the Nu-Wray Inn has a quality of early 1800. All the furnishings contribute to this tranquil and attractive quality of a way of life that once was but now remains only in rooms such as this.
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Corner of the Lobby of the Nu-Wray Inn
Burnsville North Carolina (NC), White Border PM 1952
Description:
Mellow pine walls, kettles hanging from a hand-forged crane in a stone fire place, spinning wheels and candle moulds make a true picture of the Early American Inn. "Where a welcome ever smiles, and farewell goes out sighing." - Shakespeare.
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Nu-Wray Inn
Burnsville North Carolina (NC), Linen PM 1952
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Observatory and Government Weather Station
Mt. Mitchell North Carolina (NC), White Border unused
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Mt. Mitchell Motel
Burnsville North Carolina (NC), Chrome
Description:
Jack W. Bowers West Main Street. Near Mt. Mitchell & Blue Ridge Parkway. A modern motor court with tile baths and central heat - television in all rooms - restaurant nearby - Telephone 682-2112. Owners & operators - Mr. & Mrs. L.V. Pollard.
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Court House and Peoples Bank Building
Burnsville North Carolina (NC), Real Photo unused
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Title:
Dining Room at Nu-Wray Inn
Burnsville North Carolina (NC), Chrome unused
Description:
"What I Found on this Table" : Hickory Smoked Country Ham, Garden Lettuce wilted down with Bacon Dressing, Buttermilk Biscuits, Chicken & Dressing, Rice & Gravy, Green Peas, Corn Pudding, Green Beans, Cole Slaw, Baked Beans, Watermelon Rind, Salad Plate, Candied Yams, Summer Squash, Turnip Greens, Navy Beans, Corn Bread, Country Butter, Apple Butter, Pickle, Vine ripened Tomatoes, Home Made Jelly, Sourwood Honey, Blackberry Jam, Home Made Pie, Buttermilk, Sweet Milk, Iced Tea, Hot Coffee, Ice Cream and Cake
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Yancey County Country Store and Feed Room Restaurant
Burnsville North Carolina (NC), Chrome PM 1981 Jul-22
Description:
North Carolina's most famous country store. Nostalgic visit to the past with unusual items from the present. Feed Room specializes in fresh foods and home baked breads and desserts. On the Town Square
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Title:
The Nu-Wray Inn
Burnsville North Carolina (NC), Chrome unused
Description:
View shows lobby from the front door. Mellow pine walls, stone fire place, spinning wheels, and candle moulds make a true picture of one of Western North Carolina's Oldest and Most Famous Early American Inns which has been welcoming travelers since 1833, and the same family has set its table in the early American tradition for three generations
Koppel
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Title:
Dining room at Nu-Wray Inn
Burnsville North Carolina (NC), Chrome unused
Description:
Jack W. Bowers What I found on this table
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Title:
Nu-Wray Inn
Burnsville North Carolina (NC), Chrome unused
Description:
Three thousand feet above sea level in the Western North Carolina mountains. Open year-round. Nationally famous for Country Ham and Fried Chicken Dinners. Established 1833. Operated by one family for three generations
Colourpicture Publishers, Inc
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Yancey County Country Store, Town Square
Burnsville North Carolina (NC), Continental Chrome unused
Description:
14 Rooms - "Jam Packed" with Crafts - Antiques - Hams - Cheese - Fresh Ground Peanut Butter - Calico - Penny Candy - Just Everything!!! You won't believe it - till you see it! Open 7 Days a Week - All Year - Sundays 12 - 5 Send 50ยข for Unique Catalog.
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Mount Mitchell
Burnsville North Carolina (NC), Linen unused
Description:
Mount Mitchell, near Asheville (elevation 6,686 ft.) is the highest mountain in eastern America. The summit may be reached by motorists over two motor roads and later will be attained by way of the Blue Ridge Parkway now under construction
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