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✨ COME WALK THROUGH A WEST ASHEVILLE YOU’VE NEVER SEEN BEFORE. ✨Join us for  an award-winning, personal walking tour of ...
11/10/2026

✨ COME WALK THROUGH A WEST ASHEVILLE YOU’VE NEVER SEEN BEFORE. ✨
Join us for an award-winning, personal walking tour of West Asheville, led by a lifelong Asheville native who has spent years uncovering the stories of this neighborhood.
👣 Walk the historic 700 Block of Haywood Road
🪟 Peek inside the tiny West Asheville History Museum at 727 Haywood Road
🏺 See rare artifacts and pieces of Haywood Road history that you won’t see on an ordinary walking tour
⚰️ Hear the incredible story of West Asheville’s once-lost cemetery
💈 Discover the history of Asheville’s oldest barber shop
🔎 Uncover the secrets, forgotten stories, and fascinating history of West Asheville
This is more than a walking tour. It’s a personal look at the neighborhood through the eyes of an Asheville native who has spent years preserving and uncovering its history.
🏆 Award-winning tour
🌿 Led by an Asheville native
❤️ Personal. Local. Historic.
TWO UPCOMING TOURS
🕗 Any day this month .. choose your time 🙂

⏱️ 75-minute walking tour
👥 1–6 people — $35 donation to the West Asheville History Museum
📞 Reservations / information: 828-202-9990
Come discover the West Asheville that’s hiding in plain sight—and see pieces of Haywood Road history that have survived for generations.

Our West Asheville neighborhood went all out this year ..2026 Haywood road / Vermont Ave
11/02/2026

Our West Asheville neighborhood went all out this year ..2026 Haywood road / Vermont Ave

11/01/2026
Happy Halloween …
10/31/2026

Happy Halloween …

Looking back to West Asheville 1937 ..On your right is now the West Asheville History Museum 🙂
10/27/2026

Looking back to West Asheville 1937 ..On your right is now the West Asheville History Museum 🙂

🍂 MAKE PLANS FOR THIS SUNDAY! 🚶‍♀️Oct 25th through Oct 30th 🏆 Discover the award-winning history walking tour of West As...
10/24/2026

🍂 MAKE PLANS FOR THIS SUNDAY! 🚶‍♀️Oct 25th through Oct 30th
🏆 Discover the award-winning history walking tour of West Asheville!
Have you heard the remarkable story of West Asheville’s lost cemetery? Discover the graves that brought a forgotten chapter of our community’s history back to light!
Join me for a fascinating walk along historic Haywood Road and hear stories of forgotten landmarks, local businesses, and the people who shaped our neighborhood.
📰 Featured in the newspapers!
🏆 Winner of the 2026 Griffin Award for Research, Publication & Education!
I'm a third-generation West Asheville native and founder of the West Asheville History Museum. After years of researching and preserving local history, I'm excited to share these stories with you!
📍 Meet at 727 Haywood Road, at the History Window
🚶‍♀️ Approximately 75 minutes
🎟️ $35 for 1–6 people
📩 Message me today to arrange your Sunday walking tour!
❤️ West Asheville has a story. Come discover it!

West Asheville’s long standing pharmacy . We are glad you are still in the neighborhood after all these years
10/17/2026

West Asheville’s long standing pharmacy . We are glad you are still in the neighborhood after all these years

In honor of our beloved Balfour Brookshire’s long-running series in the Citizen Times, we’re introducing our new series... Modern Health Tips!

This week’s tip is to walk in (or make an appointment on our website) for your flu and COVID vaccines right here at B&B Pharmacy. It’s a great way to look out for yourself and others this season!



Which includes our west  Asheville  history walking tour!
10/14/2026

Which includes our west Asheville history walking tour!

🎬 The Isis Theater — A West Asheville MemoryThe Isis Theater first opened its doors on March 19, 1937, bringing the exci...
10/05/2026

🎬 The Isis Theater — A West Asheville Memory

The Isis Theater first opened its doors on March 19, 1937, bringing the excitement and magic of the movies to West Asheville.

Designed by architect Albert H. Carrier in the Art Deco style, popular during the era, the theater was a beautiful addition to Haywood Road and quickly became part of the neighborhood’s story.

During the golden age of cinema, going to the movies was more than simply watching a film—it was an experience. In its early years, the Isis had a single large screen, as most theaters did at the time, along with comfortable seating that made moviegoers feel completely immersed in the world unfolding before them.

Also we offer other dates and times for walking tours ..
10/03/2026

Also we offer other dates and times for walking tours ..

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727 Haywood Road
Asheville, NC
28806

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