ARCHITECTURE		    

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Architecture Section

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Black Mountain and Asheville

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Section Outline

I		   (4) Stone Cottage

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Stone Cottage 2007

Stone Cottage was used primarily for faculty housing although at times students also lived there. It was the one winterized building and probably was intended for a caretaker.

Among those who resided there were the harpsichordist Erwin Bodky, his wife Lilli, and their daughter Angelica; architect Larry Kocher, his wife Margaret and their children Sandra and Larry; and the chemist Fritz Hansgirg and his wife Maria.

2007: The house is used for camp administration.

 

 

 

 

 


 

Robert Marden delivers the wartime weekly news summary in front of Stone Cottage, Heinrich Jalowetz reclining in foreground. Sam Brown leaning on cane.
   

The Black Mountain College Project gratefully acknowledges a grant from the Graham Foundation
for Advanced Studies in the Fine Arts for a study of architecture at Black Mountain College.