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The Down Side of the Land of the Sky: The Rudisills in Asheville and West Asheville, 1922-1951
This post is lovingly and admiringly dedicated to my father-in-law Frank Joseph Mitchell (February 12, 1927 – July 25, 2017). Lifelong student, prodigious reader, indefatigable writer, fearless preacher and unforgettable teacher. Eager, thoughtful and valued reader of this blog. Always … Continue reading