Mary Jo Padgett
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Guided History Walks: Walk on Historic Main street
Hendersonville City Hall, front steps 145 Fifth Ave. E, (corner of 5th Ave. E. and King St.), Hendersonville, NC, United StatesBe charmed and informed by Hendersonville’s history, architecture, and colorful stories. Learn how the town got its name, who donated the land, bordellos, the oldest block of buildings, amazing fires, trolley lines … and more. Meeting Place: Hendersonville City Hall, front steps (corner of 5th Ave. E. and King St.)
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Guided History Walk: Historic Oakdale Cemetery
Meet at Oakdale Cemetery, U.S. 64 W. at Valley St. Hendersonville, NCJoin along the pathways of Hendersonville’s Historic Oakdale Cemetery where the famous “Look Homeward, Angel” statue is located. Among quiet, artistic grave markers discover Hendersonville’s past through lively stories of its Black, White, Jewish, and eccentric citizens. Meet: at the Cemetery, U.S. 64 W. at Valley St.
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Guided History Walk: 7th Avenue/Historic Train Depot District
Hendersonville City Hall, front steps 145 Fifth Ave. E, (corner of 5th Ave. E. and King St.), Hendersonville, NC, United StatesThis district was where it was happening in the Gilded Age of Hendersonville. The train depot welcomed steam engines, and attracted drays, hustle, summer visitors, shoot-outs, candy stores. Meeting Place: Hendersonville City Hall, front steps (corner of 5th Ave. E. and King St.)
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Guided History Walk: Murals, Mosaic, and Ghost Signs
Historic Courthouse on Main Street 1 Historic Courthouse Square, Hendersonville, NC, United StatesLearn the stories behind more than 6 murals, a mosaic with 250,000 pieces of glass, and numerous ghost signs still barely hiding in plain sight. All in downtown. Meeting Place: in front of Historic Courthouse on Main Street
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Guided History Walk: Historic Oakdale Cemetery
Meet at Oakdale Cemetery, U.S. 64 W. at Valley St. Hendersonville, NCJoin along the pathways of Hendersonville’s Historic Oakdale Cemetery where the famous “Look Homeward, Angel” statue is located. Among quiet, artistic grave markers discover Hendersonville’s past through lively stories of its Black, White, Jewish, and eccentric citizens. Meet: at the Cemetery, U.S. 64 W. at Valley St.
$10 -
Guided History Walks: Walk on Historic Main street
Hendersonville City Hall, front steps 145 Fifth Ave. E, (corner of 5th Ave. E. and King St.), Hendersonville, NC, United StatesBe charmed and informed by Hendersonville’s history, architecture, and colorful stories. Learn how the town got its name, who donated the land, bordellos, the oldest block of buildings, amazing fires, trolley lines … and more. Meeting Place: Hendersonville City Hall, front steps (corner of 5th Ave. E. and King St.)
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Guided History Walk: 7th Avenue/Historic Train Depot District
Hendersonville City Hall, front steps 145 Fifth Ave. E, (corner of 5th Ave. E. and King St.), Hendersonville, NC, United StatesThis district was where it was happening in the Gilded Age of Hendersonville. The train depot welcomed steam engines, and attracted drays, hustle, summer visitors, shoot-outs, candy stores. Meeting Place: Hendersonville City Hall, front steps (corner of 5th Ave. E. and King St.)
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Guided History Walk: Murals, Mosaic, and Ghost Signs
Historic Courthouse on Main Street 1 Historic Courthouse Square, Hendersonville, NC, United StatesLearn the stories behind more than 6 murals, a mosaic with 250,000 pieces of glass, and numerous ghost signs still barely hiding in plain sight. All in downtown. Meeting Place: in front of Historic Courthouse on Main Street
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Guided History Walks: Walk on Historic Main street
Hendersonville City Hall, front steps 145 Fifth Ave. E, (corner of 5th Ave. E. and King St.), Hendersonville, NC, United StatesBe charmed and informed by Hendersonville’s history, architecture, and colorful stories. Learn how the town got its name, who donated the land, bordellos, the oldest block of buildings, amazing fires, trolley lines … and more. Meeting Place: Hendersonville City Hall, front steps (corner of 5th Ave. E. and King St.)
$10 -
Guided History Walk: Historic Oakdale Cemetery
Meet at Oakdale Cemetery, U.S. 64 W. at Valley St. Hendersonville, NCJoin along the pathways of Hendersonville’s Historic Oakdale Cemetery where the famous “Look Homeward, Angel” statue is located. Among quiet, artistic grave markers discover Hendersonville’s past through lively stories of its Black, White, Jewish, and eccentric citizens. Meet: at the Cemetery, U.S. 64 W. at Valley St.
$10 -
Guided History Walk: 7th Avenue/Historic Train Depot District
Hendersonville City Hall, front steps 145 Fifth Ave. E, (corner of 5th Ave. E. and King St.), Hendersonville, NC, United StatesThis district was where it was happening in the Gilded Age of Hendersonville. The train depot welcomed steam engines, and attracted drays, hustle, summer visitors, shoot-outs, candy stores. Meeting Place: Hendersonville City Hall, front steps (corner of 5th Ave. E. and King St.)
$10 -
Guided History Walk: Murals, Mosaic, and Ghost Signs
Historic Courthouse on Main Street 1 Historic Courthouse Square, Hendersonville, NC, United StatesLearn the stories behind more than 6 murals, a mosaic with 250,000 pieces of glass, and numerous ghost signs still barely hiding in plain sight. All in downtown. Meeting Place: in front of Historic Courthouse on Main Street
$10
