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Thomas Wolfe Memorial
A wonderful visitor center adjacent to
the boarding house once owned and
run by Julia Wolfe, Thomas Wolfe's
mother. This is a great stop during
your visit to Asheville and also the
starting point for our tours.
Biltmore Estate
Visit the 8,000 acre estate of George
and Edith Vanderbilt. Their
descendants carry on the legend of
hospitality from this storybook home
and breathtaking grounds.
Historic Biltmore Village
A classic planned community built in
the late 1890s at the entrance to
Biltmore Estate. Retail shops and fine
restaurants can be enjoyed as you
stroll the brick walkways and tree-lined
streets.
Biltmore Village Inn The closest of
Asheville's bed and breakfast inns to
the Biltmore Estate, Biltmore Village
Inn is located on top of Reed Hill,
above Biltmore Village. The decor is
beautiful, period elegance with modern
amenities. You will feel welcomed from
the first moment!
Ghost Hunters of Asheville
Hear the authentic ghost stories of
Asheville on this downtown tour that's
full of history, haunts, and fun! Ask
about special rates when you pair a
downtown ghost tour with either a
Herstory Tour or Biltmore Village Tour.
Lovers' Loop Retreat
an Asheville B&B alternative in
beautiful surroundings (and they even
have a treehouse!) They also host a
women's poetry group each month.
The Ultimate Guide To Asheville
& The Western North Carolina
Mountains
A 476 page Guidebook by Lee James
Pantas ~ Includes everything to do,
see, and eat in the mountains, along
with 15 maps.
A wonderful visitor center adjacent to
the boarding house once owned and
run by Julia Wolfe, Thomas Wolfe's
mother. This is a great stop during
your visit to Asheville and also the
starting point for our tours.
Biltmore Estate
Visit the 8,000 acre estate of George
and Edith Vanderbilt. Their
descendants carry on the legend of
hospitality from this storybook home
and breathtaking grounds.
Historic Biltmore Village
A classic planned community built in
the late 1890s at the entrance to
Biltmore Estate. Retail shops and fine
restaurants can be enjoyed as you
stroll the brick walkways and tree-lined
streets.
Biltmore Village Inn The closest of
Asheville's bed and breakfast inns to
the Biltmore Estate, Biltmore Village
Inn is located on top of Reed Hill,
above Biltmore Village. The decor is
beautiful, period elegance with modern
amenities. You will feel welcomed from
the first moment!
Ghost Hunters of Asheville
Hear the authentic ghost stories of
Asheville on this downtown tour that's
full of history, haunts, and fun! Ask
about special rates when you pair a
downtown ghost tour with either a
Herstory Tour or Biltmore Village Tour.
Lovers' Loop Retreat
an Asheville B&B alternative in
beautiful surroundings (and they even
have a treehouse!) They also host a
women's poetry group each month.
The Ultimate Guide To Asheville
& The Western North Carolina
Mountains
A 476 page Guidebook by Lee James
Pantas ~ Includes everything to do,
see, and eat in the mountains, along
with 15 maps.
Western North Carolina Woman
Magazine
Both a printed magazine & online
resource celebrating the strength,
wisdom, and grace of women.
NOW
The National Organization for Women
(NOW) is the largest organization of
feminist activists in the United States.
Clarity Works
Inspire your writing and enrich your life
with Peggy Tabor Millin. Peggy,
author of Mary's Way and Women,
Writing, and Soul-Making: Creativiy
and the Sacred Feminine, offers
classes, workshops, retreats and
coaching for women who write.
YWCA of Asheville
Eliminating racism, empowering women
Girls on the Run
a non-profit program that encourages
preteen girls to develop self-respect
and healthy lifestyles through running.
Goddess on the Loose
Life-changing workshops and retreats
for women and couples led by Anyaa
McAndrew, psychotherapist, ordained
high priestess and teacher. With 31
years experience in the sacred work of
emotional, sexual and spiritual healing,
Anyaa creates a safe space for
profound transformation.
Books About Women
A great list of books about women and
their accomplishments.
Magazine
Both a printed magazine & online
resource celebrating the strength,
wisdom, and grace of women.
NOW
The National Organization for Women
(NOW) is the largest organization of
feminist activists in the United States.
Clarity Works
Inspire your writing and enrich your life
with Peggy Tabor Millin. Peggy,
author of Mary's Way and Women,
Writing, and Soul-Making: Creativiy
and the Sacred Feminine, offers
classes, workshops, retreats and
coaching for women who write.
YWCA of Asheville
Eliminating racism, empowering women
Girls on the Run
a non-profit program that encourages
preteen girls to develop self-respect
and healthy lifestyles through running.
Goddess on the Loose
Life-changing workshops and retreats
for women and couples led by Anyaa
McAndrew, psychotherapist, ordained
high priestess and teacher. With 31
years experience in the sacred work of
emotional, sexual and spiritual healing,
Anyaa creates a safe space for
profound transformation.
Books About Women
A great list of books about women and
their accomplishments.
| Tours & Travel |
| Women's Links |
Max Dashu
Max Dashu founded the Suppressed
Histories Archives in 1970 to research
and document women's history from an
international perspective. Her amazing
body of work includes books and DVD.
National Women's History
Project
With an emphasis on positive role
models and the importance of women
from all backgrounds, the NWHP has
developed a nationwide constituency
that understands the critical link
between knowing about historical
women and making a positive
difference in today’s world.
Max Dashu founded the Suppressed
Histories Archives in 1970 to research
and document women's history from an
international perspective. Her amazing
body of work includes books and DVD.
National Women's History
Project
With an emphasis on positive role
models and the importance of women
from all backgrounds, the NWHP has
developed a nationwide constituency
that understands the critical link
between knowing about historical
women and making a positive
difference in today’s world.