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People & Places
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| In 1901 the Avalon Moravian Church was built up on a hill overlooking the town. This was the only church in Avalon. The following ministers preached at the Mayodan and Avalon churches: William E. Spaugh(1901-1903), Charles H. Wenhold(1904), Edgar A. Holton(1905-1908), Carlton E. White(1909-1910), and F.W. Grabs(1910-1911). |
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The Avalon Hotel was built to accommodate the executives of the Avalon Mill. The hotel had 11 rooms and was ran by J.J. Vaden for a while. Mrs. Belle Carter took over and ran the hotel until about 1912. |
| The barber shop/ice cream parlor was the hangout for men and boys. |
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The Suttenfield house. |
| The Bob Smith Home |
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Eugene Benton and family |
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Avalon baseball team. Back row from left to right: Martin Cardwell, Flay Freeman, Dan Turner, C.B. Daniels, Charile Woods, Clarence Poole, and Eston Freeman Front row from left to right: George Fry, Frank Carter, Charlie Griffin, Jesse Powers, and Marvin Reid Photo and names from Avalon, A North Carolina town of Joy and Tragedy Written by Ola Maie Foushee. |
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Eugene Benton designed this cable car as a better way to cross the Mayo River to get to Bentontown. The cable car was constructed by Mack Crotts and Charlie Smith who both worked in the machine shop at the mill. |
| Young people on a pile of granite slabs left over from building the bulkhead. The slabs are still there today. |
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The first picnic at the Avalon picnic ground beside the Mayo River. |
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