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for The State Vol. 23 Issue 24, Apr 1956
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Long before the final uplift of the Carolina mountains, a magnificent river drained the region, with branches heading toward Virginia and Asheville. However, the ancient stream was overshadowed by the tributaries of the Tennessee and Ohio Rivers.
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Two notable things about Henderson County are the new General Electric Company Plant and that it is the home of Carl Sandburg. He is a world famous writer, an accomplished folklorist, and a widely praised poet. Currently, he is working on a biography of Abraham Lincoln.
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William Mills, a wounded Tory during the Revolutionary War, hid in a cave on Sugar Loaf Mountain, returning after the Revolution to become the first white settler of Henderson County. Sharpe details the history, geography, development, and economic conditions of Henderson County.