The Girl Who Survived Toxaway Falls
It started with an email - a brother looking for more information about a 1947 incident at Toxaway Falls. Here's the rest of the story.
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.
The Toxaway Falls Stand
Long-time local owners Jack Owen and his wife Marjorie pose in front of the Toxaway Falls Stand in a photo taken around 2000.
The Return of Lake Toxaway: A Video Documentary
In April 2012, the Transylvania Times published a feature on a video documentary project about Lake Toxaway history undertaken by John Nichols III of Charlotte and Lake Toxaway.
The Return of Lake Toxaway: Boyd and Heinitsh
Lake Toxaway Company partners Donny Boyd and Reg Heinitsh Sr. could not have been more different, and that may have accounted for their friendship and balanced working relationship.
The Return of Lake Toxaway: Refilling the Lake and Building Roads
With the dam construction complete, Lake Toxaway Company employees, many of them locals, got to work on the lakebed clearing trees in advance of the refilling water and/or around the lake on road construction projects.
The Return of Lake Toxaway: Clearing the Lakebed and Rebuilding the Dam
Rebuilding Lake Toxaway presented many challenges - initially many of the same ones that the Toxaway Company faced at the turn of the century.