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The 18th annual Asheville Mountain Dance and Folk Festival helps preserve the great reservoir of folk music and dance in the Southern Appalachians.
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14725
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The tobacco industry was in its infancy in the years preceding the Civil War. Then came a period of great expansion, and today the industry has grown large.
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14726
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Rose O'Neal Greenhow was a famous Confederate spy who gave advance notice of the movement of Federal troops toward Bull Run, and rendered many other services to the Southern cause.
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14727
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Combination of harvest festival, county fair, and homely university is the annual Braswell Plantation barbecue which is the main spoke in a unique experiment in farm owner-tenant relations.
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14728
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The murder of Laura Foster was supposed to be a very secret affair, but a mountain poet, Thomas C. Land, wrote a song about it, and people in North Carolina and Virginia have been singing about it ever since.
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