Remembering Henderson County : A Legacy of

Having written for almost forty years on the cultural heritage that Henderson County holds so dear, Louise Howe Bailey has progressed elegantly from being a valued preservationist of mountain history and lore to becoming something of a local treasure herself.

Preface	p. 7
Mostly About Me	p. 9
Who Are We Western North Carolinians?	p. 13
Glimpses of Old Flat Rock	p. 17
Is it Really the Same Town?	p. 25
Speak a Proud Heritage	p. 29
Mountain Folk Make Good Neighbors	p. 35
The Great Seal Finally Turns Up	p. 41
Reverend William Judson King	p. 45
Gran'dad Owenby	p. 49
In Time of War	p. 59
Civil War Touched the Lives of Many Mountain Men	p. 63
Landmarks	p. 69
"Yarbs"	p. 75
The Remarkable Elzie Floyd	p. 79
A Door Opens	p. 83
The Inimitable Jesse Bell	p. 89
Legends	p. 93
The Spirit of Giving	p. 97
A Noble Legacy	p. 101
When the Railroad Track Was a Lifeline	p. 105
How Come?	p. 109
The Ingenuity of Ernest Anders	p. 113
Frank Drake, Sportsman	p. 119
St. John in the Wilderness	p. 123
Pore Folks' Rashins	p. 127
Nature of the Mountains	p. 131
Shepherd's Store, a Legend in its Time	p. 135
Connemara	p. 139
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