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	<h1>Overlooks</h1>
	<p>The Blue Ridge Parkway is punctuated along its 469 miles by "overlooks", where visitors stop their cars and get out to see a view, inspect a historical site, and perhaps read a little sign about what they are seeing. The following "overlooks" - which are short exhibits that highlight Parkway photographs, maps, newspaper articles or other documents - provide insightful, provocative, and engaging views of carefully-focused aspects of Parkway history. They invite you to peer into the Parkway's past.</p>
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		<th>Resource</th>
		<th>Author</th>
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		<td>Asheville: What's the Parkway Have to Do With It?</td>
		<td>by Katy Vance and Amanda Foster</td>
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		<td>Behind the Scenes of the "Scenic": An Unnatural Road in a Staged Landscape</td>
		<td>by Helene Ducros</td>
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		<td>The Blue Ridge Parkway Experience</td>
		<td>by Katy Vance and Amanda Foster</td>
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		<td>For the Benefit of the Public: Competition between Tourism and Lumber in Pisgah</td>
		<td>by Andrew Wells</td>
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		<td>Grandfather Mountain and the Parkway's "Missing Link"</td>
		<td>by Anne Mitchell Whisnant</td>
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		<td>Logging, Tourism, and the Blue Ridge Parkway in Linville, North Carolina</td>
		<td>by Samantha Leonard with Ben Beidler and Morgan E. Jones. Edited by David Whisnant</td>
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		<td>Parkway Development and the Eastern Band of Cherokees</td>
		<td>by Anne Mitchell Whisnant</td>
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		<td>Photographer Spotlight: Abbie Rowe</td>
		<td>by Meghan Cunningham, Justin Hui, Samantha Leonard, and Jacqui Moskel. Edited by Anne Mitchell Whisnant</td>
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		<td>Routing the Parkway, 1934</td>
		<td>by Anne Mitchell Whisnant</td>
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		<td> The View from Little Switzerland</td>
		<td>by Sarah Forzetting</td>
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		<td>We Drivers: Alleghany County's New Relationship with the Automobile</td>
		<td>by Michael Penny</td>
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