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Tuscola on the route

Following Wagon Trails - 1890s: Tuscola

Haywood County
Altitude: 2,594 feet

“In and About Waynesville
“Children’s Day Observed at Tuscola”

Correspondence of The Observer
“Waynesville, June 25. – Children’s’ Day was observed at Tuscola, near Waynesville, today and an immense crown was present. The children were well-trained and the young ladies deserve special praise for their untiring efforts to make the exercises enjoyable. Dinner was spread on the grounds and there was an abundance for all. . . .”

- Charlotte Observer, published as Daily Charlotte Observer, June 28, 1905, p. 8.
From America’s Historical Newspapers – Early American Newspapers, an Archive of Americana Collection, published by Readex (Readex.com), a division of NewsBank.

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Tuscola in the 1910s  |  Tuscola in the 1930s

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Sources & Readings

  • Farlow, Betsy, Dan Lane, and Duane Oliver. Haywood Homes and History. Hazelwood, N.C.: Oliver Scriptorium, 1993 (Waynesville, N.C.: D. Mills, Inc.).
  • Haywood County Heritage Book Committee, ed. Haywood County Heritage, North Carolina, 1994. Waynesville, N.C.: Published by the Haywood County Genealogical Society, in cooperation with Walsworth Publishing Co., 1994.
  • Jarrett, Dana L, ed. A Pictorial History of Haywood County. Asheville, N.C. Asheville Citizen-Times Pub. of North Carolina, 1994.