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Asheville High School building was designed by Douglas Ellington and completed on Asheville High School Asheville North Carolina

February 5,1929. For a time after the stock market crash of September 1929 the school closed its doors sending students to two other schools. In 1935 they opened their doors again renaming the school Lee H. Edwards High School after its principal who died that year.
In 1969 the school was renamed back to Asheville High School.

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My photography has become an evolution of melding images into art and allowing my artistic side to fly. Each image has its own life and story to tell. So come explore with me the world of art through my photography. I was born and grew up in Miami Florida loving nature. In 2007, I took up a small digital camera while traveling North America with my husband Frank, our dog Gwen, and our cat Psycho. We finally settled in Western North Carolina loving the mountains. As a painter life moved me in a different direction and windows opened. I have always laid out my composition before me. I have worked in all mediums at one time or another, but watercolor and pastel were my modes of choice. During my travels, photography became a...