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Dixie Highway between Asheville and Hendersonville, NC, 1926

Card type
Linen

About this postcard

A colorized view down a paved, tree-shaded road with a single automobile approaching in the distance, captioned as the Dixie Highway between Asheville and Hendersonville, North Carolina. The Dixie Highway was a major early-20th-century north–south auto route linking the Midwest to Florida, and the mountainous western North Carolina stretch through the Blue Ridge was promoted as one of its most scenic sections. The card number 225 and the plate number 22298 in the lower corner mark it as a mass-produced view of the era.

Postcard Details

Message · English

Tuesday, no letter today. Going home hunting this eve, just like spring. Ask Kiddies if they would like to take a ride on this road. Expect to leave here some time & thursday. Will come by Staunton. may not write again before I come. A. B.

PostmarkedAsheville, NC, January 5, 1926, 14:30
Stamp
Addressed to
Mrs. Walter Newman

c/o G B Barhart Greenville, VA

Postcard record

Postmarked, Asheville, NC
PublisherAsheville Post Card Co.
Series225 22298
ConditionFair
Place addressedMrs. Walter Newman, c/o G B Barhart, Greenville, VA
Place mentionedAsheville, NC
Place mentionedHendersonville, NC
Stamp2c George Washington, red, issued 1902
Stamp2c George Washington, red, perforated on all sides
NotesWhite border; printed card number 225 at top and 22298 in lower right corner; tear/damage at top center edge and a crease at lower left; fine textured screen typical of linen-era stock.

Cite this card

Dixie Highway between Asheville and Hendersonville, NC, 1926, postcard, c. 1926. PostalPast Collection. https://postalpast.com/postcard/dixie-highway-between-asheville-and-hendersonville-nc-1926. Accessed November 2, 2026.