Move of Weaver house in Weaverville postponed until Sept. 11

Jason Sandford August 27, 2010

Jason Sandford is a reporter, writer, blogger and photographer interested in all things Asheville.

From the Weaverville Tribune’s blog, dubbed “Dropped from the Headlines:”

Moving the Albert S. Weaver house in Weaverville has been pushed back. Originally scheduled for this Sunday (Aug. 29), it will now be moved on Sept. 11, according to organizer Steve Rotundo. The house is moving from near the entrance to Northridge Commons on Monticello Road about 100 yards south and across the street. It will be rehabbed, and Rotundo hopes it will eventually be a community center-esque facility.

Jason Sandford is a reporter, writer, blogger and photographer interested in all things Asheville.

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weavervilledan January 2, 2011

they moved it to a very narrow piece of land, looks like the building is squeezed in there.

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Martha August 30, 2010

You have no idea how happy that news makes me. It looked as though they were getting ready to tear it down and it is such a beautiful home.

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