PHOTO ALBUM
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A Look Back at People and Places in Swain County (Photos pulled from our Society Archives) |
Bryson City
 Bryson City, Main Street - Circa, 1926 |
 Bryson City, Main Street - Circa, Nov 1937 |
 Bryson City, Main Street - Circa, 1940s |
 Bryson City Presbyterian Church, Everett Street - Circa, 1950s |
 Conley's Drug Store, Everett Street - Owner, Glen Conley |
 Conley's Drug Store - Razed in 1977 to make way for NP&L |
 Old Everett Street Concrete Bridge - Replaced in 1970
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 Old Everett Street Concrete Bridge - Replaced in 1970
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 Everett Street - Big Flood of 1940 The block building to the left was Swain Furniture Store, owned by Wayne Battle (aka the Snelson Building) where for many years Robert L. Snelson & Robert Sandridge had kept a hardware store. The building beside it was the old J. A. Dowdin Store; formerly owned by W. P. Thomasson. |
 Local Bar in Bryson City, Circa 1900s - located where the former Cope's Chevrolet was across from the train depot.
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Bryson City Municipal Electric Plant - Dedication Ceremony Citizens from Bryson City and Sylva at the dedication include: Clarence Angel, Dr. Kelly E Bennett, Dr. A.M. Bennett, Stanley Black, Sr., Robert Lee Sandridge, Jr., Ed Bryson, Mr. & Mrs. E.L. McGee of High Hampton Inn, Dr. Bryson and wife Ann Bryson, Harry Ditmore and Jack Coburn. |
 Bryson City Municipal Electric Plant - located in Ela; today it is referred to as the Ela Dam located on the Oconaluftee River.
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