Haywood Building

Contributors:
Samuel I. Bean, contractor; William J. East, architect
Dates:

1917-1919

Location:
Asheville, Buncombe County
Street Address:

38-58 Haywood St., Asheville, NC

Status:

Standing

Type:

Commercial

Images Published In:

David R. Black, Historic Architectural Resources of Downtown Asheville, North Carolina (1979).

Note:

East’s obituary in the Asheville Citizen (May 4, 1936) credited him with this building, but his name was not mentioned in the extensive newspaper accounts of its construction. A project begun by Paul Roebling, whose grandfather built the Brooklyn Bridge, the large complex, which originally included garages, was apparently the first major commercial building on Haywood St.