Tag: Portrait of an American City – Asheville

  • Portrait of an American City – Asheville, North Carolina

    Portrait of an American City – Asheville, North Carolina

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    You may recall several weeks ago, Postcard History published a postcard array of Pittsfield, Massachusetts. It was well received, so as they say, “back by popular demand” is another array of another city: Asheville, North Carolina. Tell your fellow readers of your experiences in Asheville in our comments section.

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Jeremy Rowe
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Roscoe Arbuckle could have been an acclaimed tenor in any of the world’s opera houses, but he chose vaudeville and kept America laughing for decades. Fatty Arbuckle wasn’t a pioneer with an idea of entertaining “the troops” but he sure did his share to make it happen. Many of his antics were recorded with Kodak A3 cameras; we have real-photo postcards as evidence.

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