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Vintage Linen Era postcard depicting William Morris, a Western North Carolina Mountaineer, in his ancient log cabin with his faithful dog and fiddle. The card highlights the famous 150-year-old fire burning in his stone fireplace. According to the back, the fire was started from a spark from flint and steel by the first white settlers in Polk County, N.C. and was kept burning continuously by Mr. Morris and his ancestors. Mr. Morris and his story gained wide interest, leading to an appearance on the N.B.C. Network radio program 'We the People'. Published by the Asheville Post Card Co. as a 'C.T. Art-Colortone' card.