According to the 1906-1907 Asheville City Directory, the office of Millers & Sons Construction was at 22 S. Pack Square…
Location #5 - The Asheville Municipal Building
100 Court Plaza, Asheville, NC 28801
This two-story brick-faced building was designed by architect Ronald Green and originally housed the city’s police, fire, and health departments and city jail. The City (Farmers’) Market, one of the finest in the southeast, occupied its lower level. On the Market Street side, note the Roman arch entrance, and the cornucopias reflecting its use as a food market. Two plaques honor Mr. Miller: one embedded in the sidewalk on the Market Street side, and the other to the left of the main entrance to the Police Department.
James Vester Miller Trail Locations
According to Miller family sources, the Temple’s brickwork is by James Vester Miller.
Completed in 1931, this is the most recent of the four churches in the East End/Valley Street neighborhood built by…
Designed by architect Richard Sharp Smith, this Gothic church was the second of the four churches constructed in the…
James Vester Miller and his new construction company built this building when Miller was a young man in his thirties,
This is the third of four churches built in the downtown area of Asheville by the James Vester Miller & Sons…
As hundreds of workers built the Biltmore Estate, African-American leaders Dr. Edward Stephens and Mr. Isaac Dixon urged…
Built in 1924 by Miller for African-American businessman J. Alfred Wilson, this building housed a wide range of business…
This two-story brick-faced building was designed by architect Ronald Green and originally housed the city’s police,…
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