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Alleghany Spring Hotel
The scenery and healthfulness of these springs surpasses anything in the
South. For pure air and pleasant nights has no equal. To those who are
suffering with liver, kidney, bowel and nervous diseases...
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Back Door to Battle
For several weeks prior to Longstreet's advance in November of 1863,
Blount County played host to Union cavalry under the command of
Brigadier General William P. Sanders....
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Blount County Military
This
site is dedicated to the Men and Women from Blount County Tennessee who
enlisted or were drafted into the Service of their Country. All of which
paid the pain of the sufferings of war.
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Cades Cove
Cades Cove nestles in a beautiful valley.
Open fields lap against 5,500-foot mountain peaks. With more than 2.5
million visitors annually, it is the Park's most popular destination.
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Clover Hill Milling Company
Clover Hill Mill
provides a link to the past. It is a working business that has operated
for over 150 years. The original mill...
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College Hill
Historic District
Having the largest number of historic residences in the
city, many of which are on the National Register of
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Great Smoky Mountains
Heritage Center
Join
us in celebrating the cultural heritage of East Tennessee
and the Great Smoky Mountains region
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Little River Railroad
& Lumber Company
In 1886, a group of investors headed by Col. W.B. Townsend from
Pennsylvania, after a lumber resource investigation, formed these two
companies...
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Millennium Manor
Millennium
Manor was built from 1938 to December, 1946, by William Andrew Nicholson
and his wife Fair. They had moved to Alcoa, Tennessee, from ....
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Kit
Carson School
What follows
was an entry in theBlountWeb Guestbook and a reply to Mary
Evelyn for further information. Her reply to my request
turned out to be a wonderful visit into the past and it is
published here for all to enjoy.
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January 21st, 2001
Yuba City, California
by Mary Evelyn GLENN Young
meyoung@syix.com |
Sam Houston
Historic Sam Houston Schoolhouse is named for the great statesman and
pioneer from East Tennessee. Sam Houston was adopted at age 16 by
Cherokee Indians in Tennessee, who called him Co-lonneh, or "the
Raven...
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Samuel Frazier Home
"Old Stone House"
the house
has stood in 3 different states while never moving: first North
Carolina, then Franklin, and for the last 204 years, Tennessee.
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Thompson-Brown House
Thompson-Brown
House, included in the National Register of Historic Places and located
at 1004 East Lamar Alexander Parkway, Maryville, Tennessee, is one of
the oldest two-story, two pen log buildings in East Tennessee....
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William Blount
A delegate in both the Continental Congress and the Constitutional
Convention, he was described by a fellow delegate as "no speaker,
nor does he possess any of those talents that make Men shine; - he is
plain, honest, and sincere."
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