The Hills O' Ca'liny

University of North Carolina at Asheville D. H. Ramsey Library Special Collections/University Archives Book register for: The Hills O' Ca'liny by A.W. Spalding Special Collections
Cover, A.W. Spalding. The Hills O' Ca'liny, D.H. Ramsey Library, Special Collections, UNC Asheville
Title	The Hills O' Ca'liny
Identifier	http://toto.lib.unca.edu/findingaids/books/spalding_a_w/default_spalding_a_w.htm
Creator	A.W. Spalding [Arthur W. Spaulding]
Subject Keyword	Western North Carolina ; Asheville, NC ; religion ; Southern Appalachians ; churches ; schools ; Dorland Bell school ; Dorland Institute, NC ; Farm School, Swannanoa, NC ; "mountain whites" ; "mountaineers" ; Civil War ; War Between the States ; preaching ; preachers ; Burnsville Academy, NC ; Laura Sunderland Memorial ; Marshall Academy ; Jarrold's Valley, WV ; Flag Pond, NC ; Hyden Academy, KY ; Industrial Home, KY.
Subject LCSH	Spalding, A.W. Asheville (N.C.) -- History -- Pictorial works North Carolina -- Social life and customs -- Pictorial works Appalachians (People) North Carolina -- Social conditions North Carolina -- Description and travel Asheville (N.C.) -- Description and travel
Date	Date of object: 1921 ; Date digital: 2007-12-30
Publisher	[Publisher] Literature Department, Presbyterian Home Missions, 156 Fifth Avenue, New York City, 1906 ; [Digital Publisher] D.H. Ramsey Library, Special Collections, University of North Carolina at Asheville 28804
Contributor
Type	Source type: text ;illustrations
Format	image/jpeg/text ; 192 p. : ill., plates ; 20 cm
Source	SpecColl
Language	English
Relation	E.M. Ball Photographic Collection, UNCA ;
Coverage	1921 ; western North Carolina
Rights	Any display, publication or public use must credit D. H. Ramsey Library, Special Collections, University of North Carolina at Asheville. Copyright retained by the authors of certain items in the collection, or their descendants, as stipulated by United States copyright law.
Donor	Special Collections purchase
Description
Acquisition	n/a
Citation	Spalding, A.W. The Hills O' Ca'liny, D. H. Ramsey Library, Special Collections, University of North Carolina at Asheville 28804
Processed by	Special Collections staff, 2007
Last update	2007-12-30
Biography	A.W. Spalding
	[Cover]
	Frontispiece:
	Forward:
	Title page The Hills O' Cal'iny, By Arthur W. Spalding, Review and Herald Publishing Association, Takoma Park, Washington, D.C., Peekskill, N.Y. ; South Bend, Ind.
	Back of Title page
	Contents [by chapter]
	7	Among Mine Own People
	27	The Land of the Sky
	43	The State of Religion
	67	The Path to Pisgah
	91	The House of Rest
	109	Christy, Kith and Kin
	133	The Summer People
	149	The Lake Country
	177	Children of the Rechabites
	LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS
		Looking Down from Mt. Mitchell. [U. & U, N.Y.]	p. 2 Opposite Title page
		Old Man Douglas: " A brave old man, though a garrulous, and a good old man withal." [Photo: "?? Lofer [?], 1913 by R. H.[enry] Scadin, 1913]	p. 6
		The Old Spinning Wheel [Photo: Eugene J. Hall]	p. 18
		Autumn: "The trees, released from the summer's campaign, were hastening to doff their uniforms of green." [Photo: Eugene J. Hall]	p. 26
		A Waterfall in "Cal'iny" : "It is a land of springs, of flowing water." [Photo: Henry Scadin, 'Whitewater Falls']	p. 32
		The Mill : "How the little cascades tumble down from the mountains!" [Photo: unknown]	p. 36
		Asheville, North Carolina: "Standing on the public square at Asheville, you cannot fail, almost any day , of being entertained." [Photo: Herbert W. Pelton]	p. 42
		Primitive but Comfortable: "A log home in the hills o' Ca'liny." [Photo: unknown]	p. 58
		Mt. Pisgah : "A beautiful, dome-shaped mass, Mt. Pisgah is approached on the east along the ridge of Little Pisgah, which because of its rodent-like appearance from Asheville, has received the nickname, 'The Rat.'" [Photo: Herbert W. Pelton]	p. 66
		Beth-shan : "But one place there is which I have named 'The House of Rest.'" [Photo: unknown]	p.90
		Mountain Freighters : "Stretching in trains along the roads are seen the whit-topped prairie schooners." [Photo: unknown]	p.100
		In and Out Among the Trees: "I fell to noting the leaves that carpeted the trail." [Photo: unknown]	p. 104
		Off to Market : "This is not Christy, but one of Christy's kin or kith." [Photo: Henry Scadin - "Going to Market"]	p. 108
		Out in the Pasture: "'You take that there young Molly! he said; 'she won't kick as long as she's eating!'" [Photo: unknown]	p. 114
		A Mountain Shepherd : "Little enough have I said of Christy's kin. I would have told you of Richard; of Pete, dark browed under the frown of Forge Mountain." [Photo: unknown]	p. 124
		Nature in Her Glory : "It is a beautiful country up there under the shadow of Bearwallow Mountain." [Photo: unknown.]	p.132
		Beauty, Beauty, Everywhere! "Water in plenty there is in the mountains, from bubbling springs to garden plots of white water lilies and cattails." [Photo: Boston Photo News Co.	p. 148
		Mt. Toxaway : "Far out over the crowded heights and through their gaps, we gazed." [Photo: unknown]	p. 158
		Lake Fairfield : "The last of the trio of lakes, Fairfield, lies a thousand feet above Sapphire." [Photo: unknown]	p. 166
		"Home, Sweet Home" : "A little mountain farm, with a cabin home, was their all. "[Photo: unknown]	p.176
		The School They Found : "They prayed and worked their way into the opportunity for an education." [Photo: unknown]	p. 184
		From the Brow of Lookout : "Dear children of the mountains, I pray for you all a deeper knowledge, a broader experience, a fairer success, than you even yet have known." [Photo: U. & U., N.Y.]	p. 189

Cover, A.W. Spalding. The Hills O' Ca'liny, D.H. Ramsey Library, Special Collections, UNC Asheville

Cover, A.W. Spalding. The Hills O' Ca'liny,
D.H. Ramsey Library, Special Collections, UNC Asheville