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hungrymothercabin.jpg785 viewsThis postcard from the 1940s shows one of the cabins available for rent at the park.
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saltkettle71872.jpg785 viewsTHE ORIGINAL SALT KETTLE THEATRE...SECOND FLOOR OF THE OLD MATHIESON GENERAL STORE...JULY 1972....
Courtesy of Don Smith dsmith1043W@comcast.net
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hmguestlodge.jpg785 viewsThis is a 1940s postcard view.
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Senter, Calvin Halbert785 viewsHe served as Captain, Company I, 51st Virginia Infantry, Confederate States Army. Courtesy of Trula Fay Purkey.
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Lebanon - Lebanon High School785 viewsThis image is from a 1940s postcard.
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elkcreek.jpg784 viewsThis photograph was made in Elk Creek by Thom Houck in the mid-1990s.
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lheltonbc.jpg784 viewsPhoto by Jeff Weaver, Summer 2003.
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Minnie,Ossie,Wade,Ad,IdaBraySmith0001.jpg784 viewsThis is a photo of descendants of Mary Elizabeth Weaver Smith and James Latham Smith. I will give you their names, left to right, and their relationship to Mary and James.
Minnie Catherine Smith Peaks, b.9-29-1880, d.2-9-1953, daughter, buried at Weaver Union Church Cemetery, Bristol, Sullivan County, TN
Ossie Belle Smith Thacker, b.8-1-1896, d.6-21-2004, granddaughter, buried at Otes Church Cemetery, Bulls Gap, Hawkins County, TN
Wade Palhoun Smith, b.2-6-1875, d.2-23-1944, son, buried in Bluff City, Sullivan County, TN
Darcus Adalaide Smith Cole, b.12-21-1871, d.2-14-1963, buried at Weaver Union Church Cemetery, Bristol, Sullivan County, TN
Ida Bray Smith, wife of Wade Palhoun Smith (I don't have her birth/death dates at this time)
Mary Elizabeth Weaver Smith and James Latham Smith lived in the area known as Vance's Tank (Bristol area), Sullivan County, TN. Mary Elizabeth was born in Bristol, Sullivan County, TN. This is where their children were born.
I would guesstimate the photo is in the late 1930s or early 1940s, because Wade died in 1944.
Courtesy of Debi Coe
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100_1620.jpg784 viewsPhoto April 21, 2006 by Jeff Weaver.
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bournbarn.jpg783 viewsThis barn on the William Bourn Farm has long been reputed to be the site of the first Grayson County Court. A closer reading of the record, however, suggests the first court was in William Bourn's house.
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wataugastkingsport.jpg783 viewsFrom a 1930-45 postcard.
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