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thanks great. glad to see my cuz playing banjo.

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What a great tour of homes. I wish these pictures didn’t go so fast. Everyone was wonderful and very friendly. Looking forward to next year. I enjoyed this years so much that I really could go back to the same homes..

thanks love the area.

What an interesting graveyard! I’m an English/Scottish Guice as well!

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So is there a historical marker for where the centery old fire was located?

Does saluda still have an apple festival in 2024?? If so when and where

Is the fire still going on in 2024?

Im related to the Pace and Staton families from here. Thank you so much for doing this video. God bless you.

The cafe started in the basement of the "Big House," Then it moved to the structure across from the park and in front of the temple. That structure was sold to Gangwell Jeter and his wife Ella as a residence. Then the cafe was finally relocated in back of the big house in a new cinder block structure which was later converted to a home for Phoebia's youngest daughter when she retired from RJ Reynolds and move back to Saluda in the early 70's.

Thank you so much for this recollection of Grandma Phoebe’s life in Saluda! ♥️♥️♥️

Adger Pace is my 2nd great uncle through my grand mother, Iona Pace. Can you tell me if there are any recordings of him singing or playing the piano?

Hopefully, the pastor will have some knowledge of this grave. If not, maybe some of the others who attend this church will know. The cross looks like it had a coat of paint not too long ago and with it being wooden, it can't have been there a lot of years. Maybe it's the 2nd or 3rd wooden cross to be placed there. It would be interesting to know who and when the person was buried.

When a stone is placed on a grave maker, it is a reminder that someone who knew the deceased. It is an old tradition. You will see it practiced more in Jewish cemeteries. It is a tradition followed by other folks. The other rectangular stone or wooden marker could be what is referred to as a 'footstone" usually found in older cemeteries. Also when you see a grave usually outside the perimeter of the main graveyard it was a practice of certain denominations in times past if someone took their life that was the practice of the time. Not saying that was the case of that particular grave!

Nice video

Rocks on top of graves shows a sign of respect

James and Sarah Dalton had 10 kids, that may explain all the graves with the Dalton name

Thank you!!

Thank you! Your accompanying music is perfect and you provided just enough time to read the extra written background info.

More on the history of the Mountain Page Church, including old and new: ua-cam.com/video/X9tt7hxUimA/v-deo.htmlsi=c_INpL8MhRF1rPDn

Thank you for video. Duane Styles

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it's not a bad idea to clean it out a bit before slaughter

Fascinating, Cindy! Thanks for posting this. So curious to know more about those unmarked graves, especially the wooden ones. I noticed the grave of your great-great-great grandfather is listed as Joseph E. Guise, but that interesting script about him that you read called him Joseph Alexander Guise...

Ms Pearlie Harris, It's a Pleasure to know you.

Ronnie Pepper was at Unitarian Universalist Fellowship Hendersonville today telling his story ! Great story teller of the truth !

Worked with Charlie for years had a lot of respect for him and his son who was my boss at the time.

Thanks for making public..thankful for this interview. This is my father in law. It is fitting seeing him drive away on his tractor.❤️

Kodak made color film for home movies in the 1930s.

Dope!

Absolutely a great video. Good color, the scenes take you there with the Southern Railway, the people, the time. Thanks!

Thank you for the great video of historic Saluda ! Have a happy Thanksgiving !

Remastered? Looks like someone hand held a camera to film it. This really needs to be sent through a Telecine machine to get good results!

Love the video! Great work.

Very well done ! Great video enjoyed every moment of it Thank you very much.

enjoyed doing this and honoring our SALUDA GOSPEL HERITAGE -James metcalf

This was sent to me by a relative who lives in Saluda. It’s so cool to see inside the houses that I’ve passed by so many times.

I had Betty Brown in high school English 3 years running! What an incredible woman. RIP Betty.

Rip Betty, love you so much! Betty Anna Brown 1928-2021 💔💔💔

What a delight to hear Mrs. Brown’s hometown memories. Saluda is a real town Mayberry!

Whoever edit this hiding something why you edit it when he was saying hia name

Why they edit out his name his name Robert

Thank you for the history lesson on the Saluda Grade very interesting . Love to hear anything about Saluda Grade I hope this historic line is preserved. Happy New Year !

Merry Christmas and Happy New Year everyone !

wow that picture of unice and her sister? ( i always thought they were sister anyway) thats pretty much how they looked when i was a kid

martha ashely s was my dads and my 1st grade teacher in saluda.

we had our own telephone company up til the early 90s you would pick up to make a call and have to tell one of your neighbor to get off the phone if they were holding up the line too long. they were called party lines

Happy New year ! Save historic Saluda Grade and it's station.

I have never watched this channel but as for this one video I feel sorry for the old man. It seems he was exploited. The old man also underscored why I think people would NEVER want to eat a possum. If a possum is a scavenger then why not also eat a buzzard or a vulture or some carrion? But truth be known people eat PIGS who will eat ANYTHING and they eat Catfish and CLAMS and SNAILS all of which are SCAVENGERS who will eat any ol' DEAD THING.