A 1900s Transylvania County Home: R.H. Scadin
R.H. Scadin constructed this home in Sapphire with help from neighbors. It is representative of the building materials and layout of 1900s-era homes.
Panthertown Valley
Panthertown Valley, the "Yosemite of the East," features granite cliffs, plunging ravines, soaring peaks, and majestic waterfalls.
Neighborhoods: Burlingame
With the richest of histories behind it, the Burlingame community may just be the real gem of Sapphire, NC.
Re-Imagining The Greystone Inn
The history of The Greystone Inn comes full circle with a re-imagining by its current owners/operators, Geoff and Shannon Ellis.
The Greystone Inn: The Lovelace Years
The Greystone Inn came about after significant financial (and personal) investment by Tim and Boo Boo Lovelace, in a partnership with the Lake Toxaway Company.
The Birth Of The Greystone Inn
The Greystone era began when Tim and Harriet Lovelace purchased and renovated the Moltz Mansion on Lake Toxaway in 1984.
The Evolution of The Moltz Mansion
The Moltz Mansion was sold to the Toxaway Company in 1963 and refurbished as the original Lake Toxaway Country Club.
Pisgah Astronomical Research Institute (PARI)
The Pisgah Astronomical Research Institute (PARI) has been awarded the prestigious designation of International Dark Sky Park. This is in recognition of the exceptional quality of the night sky over PARI and the commitment to educational outreach.
Local Historian Showcases Lucy Camp Armstrong Moltz
In the summer of 1997, a local resident historian published a treatise on the life and times of Lucy Camp Armstrong Moltz.
A Biography of Lucy Camp Armstrong Moltz – Part 2
Lucy and Carl Moltz enjoyed many years together, spending time at her beloved Lake Toxaway home as well as traveling together.