A collection of short films focusing our local heritage
in Black Mountain and the Swannanoa Valley
in Black Mountain and the Swannanoa Valley
(scheduled for April 15 2010)
This months program is a collaborative effort between the Swannanoa Valley Museum, Seven Sisters Cinema, and White Horse Black Mountain. Our films for April explore our own local history in the Swannanoa Valley and also local filmmakers.
Growing Up in Black Mountain
Inez Daugherty discusses her life and her experiences as an African-American woman growing up in Black Mountain in the days of segregation.
The Black Mountain Airport
Black Mountain Airport was operated by Red Nichols and was located adjacent to the Ingles Warehouses on Highway 70.
Filmmakers are Gary and Sally Biggers of Black Mountain Digital Video
Daylight Came to Buncombe County
Over 120 years ago, the railroad finally crossed the Swannanoa Gap and brought expanded opportunities to residents of the valley. .
Filmmakers are Owen High Schools Mary Julian and her history students
A Hike to Mitchell Falls
Mitchell Falls plays a very significant role in the history of the Black Mountain and the Swannanoa Valley. Walk with us on a hike down to the falls which shows both the natural beauty of our region and it’s historic waterfall.
Filmmaker is Van Burnette.
