1940's Grove Park Inn, Lobby Fireplace, Asheville, N.C.

Mint state with some toning and described as the south end of the lobby. Image #N-468 and card #E-5044 is an unmessaged and never mailed Asheville Post Card Co. publishing. The back tells us:

"The lobby of Grove Park Inn, Asheville, N.C., is one of the most wonderful rooms in the world. Built of a unique collection of native boulders, flint, and mica, it is 120 feet long by 80 feet wide and can comfortably entertain a thousand people. At each end of the room there are two enormous fireplaces, each of which required 120 tons of boulders to build. They are 6 feet high and 36 feet wide and burn logs as large as 12 feet in length. These fireplaces are a source of interest and awe to the many visitors to the Inn."