
Shopping Daze
Article last updated 09/12/2024
- This forged-metal representation of three well-heeled and hatted ladies with a small dog in tow commemorates an era when Haywood Street was the epicenter of fashionable shopping. During the 1970's "season of malls," much of downtown's commercial life left the city, only to return as one-of-a-kind, locally-owned shops, together comprising one of the most intriguing and energetic shopping districts in the Southeast. (Ironwork by sculptors Tekla and Dan Howachyn and UNCA professor Tucker Cooke.) 
- Blazes: No
Start exploring
Urban Trail Stops
 #1 - Walk Into History
#1 - Walk Into History #2 - Crossroads
#2 - Crossroads #3 - Stepping Out
#3 - Stepping Out #4 - O. Henry
#4 - O. Henry #5 - Immortal Image
#5 - Immortal Image #6 - Elizabeth Blackwell
#6 - Elizabeth Blackwell #7 - Art Deco Masterpiece
#7 - Art Deco Masterpiece #8 - Flat Iron Architecture
#8 - Flat Iron Architecture #9 - Cat Walk
#9 - Cat Walk #10 - Grove’s Vision
#10 - Grove’s Vision #11 - Historic Hilltop
#11 - Historic Hilltop #12 - Guastavino’s Monument
#12 - Guastavino’s Monument #13 - Appalachian Stage
#13 - Appalachian Stage #14 - Shopping Daze
#14 - Shopping Daze #15 - Marketplace
#15 - Marketplace #16 - Legacy of Design
#16 - Legacy of Design #17 - Woodfin House
#17 - Woodfin House #18 - Wolfe’s Neighborhood
#18 - Wolfe’s Neighborhood #19 - Dixieland
#19 - Dixieland #20 - Curtain Calls
#20 - Curtain Calls #21 - On the Move
#21 - On the Move #22 - Civic Pride
#22 - Civic Pride #23 - Man and Mountain
#23 - Man and Mountain #24 - Time Remembered
#24 - Time Remembered #25 - Ellington’s Dream
#25 - Ellington’s Dream #26 - Past and Promise
#26 - Past and Promise #27 - Monument Corner
#27 - Monument Corner #28 - Brick Artisan
#28 - Brick Artisan #29 - The Block
#29 - The Block #30 - Hotel District
#30 - Hotel District