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Mighty Locomotive That Does | Cashiers Historical Society

Cashiers Historical Society’s ongoing labors provide a vivid link to the early days of southern Jackson County.

Highlands’ Early Years

Issue: 2021/12 – December | by Stuart Ferguson - Shakespeare and Company in History in Highlands NC and Cashiers NC

Angie Jenkins’ new book casts a warm light upon a Highlands that’s long past, before it slips beyond the collective memory.

Band Together | Highlands NC History

Issue: 2021/12 – December | by Donna Rhodes in History in Highlands NC and Cashiers NC

This year’s Highlands Olde Mountain Christmas Parade will be swinging to the beat of a cherished town tradition.

Old Glenville’s Graves

Issue: 2021/12 – December | by Carol M. Bryson in History in Highlands NC and Cashiers NC

Rumors and speculation still swirl about a mystery beneath the deep waters of Lake Glenville.

Waterfall Wanderers

Issue: 2021/11 – November | by Stuart Ferguson - Shakespeare and Company in History in Highlands NC and Cashiers NC

Jim Bob Tinsley’s wise Land of Waterfalls: Transylvania County, North Carolina offers a stunning portrait of the wild, wild days of Toxaway’s “long hunters.”

A City Child’s Visit to Cashiers: History

Issue: 2021/11 – November | by Jane Gibson Nardy - Cashiers Historical Society in History in Highlands NC and Cashiers NC

To a young Jane Nardy, Cashiers was a magical realm where every moment was to be savored.

Old-fashioned Cheer: Cashiers Historical Society

Issue: 2021/11 – November | by Mary Jane McCall in History in Highlands NC and Cashiers NC

It’s a joyful Christmas at Col. John’s Cabin, courtesy of the Cashiers Historical Society, November 26-28. Call (828) 743-7710 for more information.

Magic’s Afoot in These Mountains: Highlands History

Issue: 2021/11 – November | by Donna Rhodes in History in Highlands NC and Cashiers NC

Childhood in Highlands 100 years ago was a rough and tumble affair, offering an entire suite of sensations and thrills (and just a touch of danger).

Inspiration Hits Home

Issue: 2021/10 – October | by Stuart Ferguson - Shakespeare and Company in History in Highlands NC and Cashiers NC

If these hushed forests and shiver-inducing October nights don’t have you thinking about Things That Go Bump in the Night, consider Elizabeth Kostova’s Yellow Mountain revelation.