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Lock on floor of porch, Becky Cable house, Cades Cove, Tennessee, 1970 Great Smoky Mountains National Park Middle door, Becky Cable house; lock on floor of porch,Cable Mill Break in; Cades Cove, IV-U-Van-15501, Miscellaneous - Use of Park - Vandalism
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1970-05-27
Presenting gifts at the Pozel-Grossman Party Great Smoky Mountains National Park Mt. View Hotel in Gatlinburg... Don Sarver (left), presenting gift of Employees Activities Assn. to Charles Grossman (right); Left to right: Mrs. George Fry, Don Sarver, Charles Grossman, George Fry, and Mrs. Bob Pozel.Pozel-Grossman Party, IV-P-14368, Miscellaneous - Personnel
1965-12-11
View of screen and open background in shelter, Cades Cove, Tennessee, 1959 Great Smoky Mountains National Park Looking out toward screen,Cades cove public use building; building no. 472, II-B-(4)-3716, Physical Facilities - Buildings - Visitor use buildings
Oconaluftee Farmstead Great Smoky Mountains National Park Location plan, photographic views, on site at Joe Queen Place. (overall view C1- showing hinged portion of roof open),Oconaluftee Farmstead; Corn Crib; Building No. 120, II-B-(5)-Ocon-5019, Physical Facilities - Buildings - Historic buildings being preserved - Oconaluftee pioneer, Farmstead buildings
Oconaluftee Farmstead Great Smoky Mountains National Park On site at Joe Queen Place: Detail of dormer roof showing secondary door to permit raising of main door.Oconaluftee Farmstead; Corn Crib; Building No. 120, II-B-(5)-Ocon-5032, Physical Facilities - Buildings - Historic buildings being preserved - Oconaluftee pioneer, Farmstead buildings
Man on top of car photographing mother bear and two cubs, 1957 Great Smoky Mountains National Park Man on top of car photographing mother and 2 cubs.Bears, I-E-Bear-2964, Natural Features - Fauna - Bears
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1957-07
View of landslide, depression in the ground level can be observed, Foothills parkway, Tennessee Great Smoky Mountains National Park Perrys Dam Slide the biggest slide Gatlinburg Spur, Foothills Parkway. II-R-FHP-7842, Physical Facilities - Roads - Foothills Parkway, Gatlinburg Bypass', Gatlinburg Spur
Close-up of top of fence with barn in background in relocation site, Oconaluftee, North Carolina, 1960 Great Smoky Mountains National Park On relocated site... Oconaluftee farmstead barn building no. 98, II-B-(5)-3723, Physical Facilities - Buildings - Historic buildings being preserved
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1960-01-27
Cades Cove ranger station, Cades Cove, Tennessee Great Smoky Mountains National Park Front.Cades Cove Ranger Station; Building No. 321, II-B-(1)-9684, Physical Facilities - Buildings - Administrative buildings (ranger stations and outbuildings; warden stations; fire towers; checking stations; Geological Survey gauging stations; possession cabin
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1956-02
Building No. 3f in Swope-Fay Report, Kitchen Lumber Company Bunkhouse, Twentymile Creek North Carolina Great Smoky Mountains National Park Building No. 3f in Swope-Fay Report of 5/13-15/1935, Built 1925. Abandoned 1929. Constructed of culled lumber. No salvage value. Kitchen Lumber Company Bunkhouse, Twentymile Creek North Carolina III-B-10811, History - Buildings
1935-05-14
Bridge No. 14, main channel, Forney Creek Great Smoky Mountains National Park Dimensions: 2 spans- 22.5'x5.5', 24.5x5.5'; width 10'; skew 15 degrees; area waterway 25.5 sq. ft. Abutments: North abutment, log bent backed with HPRE; South abutment, log crib, rock-filled; Intermediate Support: Log bent; Superstructure: Each span, 3 log stringers 12 to 14; split log deck with plank runners; Condition: Abutments, fair; bent, good; stringers, good; deck, poor; guard rails, poor; Proposed: Replace with steel stringers, wood deck, 2 spans 22'x6'; Estimate: $2, 200.Bridge Maintenance Report of 1952; FOR-153, Forney Creek Road; Bridge No. 14, main channel, Forney Creek, II-F-(5)-11286, Physical Facilities - Footlogs and Bridges - Bridge Maintenance
Bridge No. 1, over Moore Springs Branch Great Smoky Mountains National Park Dimensions: One span- 18'x6'; no skew; width 12'; Abutments: Log crib; Superstructure: 4 - 12 to 14 log stringers; 3 plank deck; Condition: Deck good; rest fair; Proposed: Replace with steel stringers, wood deck, 1 span 24'x6'; Estimate: $1, 200.Bridge Maintenance Report of 1952; TWE-165, Twentymile Creek Road; Bridge No. 1, over Moore Springs Branch, II-F-(5)-11325, Physical Facilities - Footlogs and Bridges - Bridge Maintenance
Farmstead house at Joe Queen Place during rehabilitation, Oconaluftee, North Carolina, 1948 Great Smoky Mountains National Park 1948 rehabilitation work...on site at Joe Queen Place.Oconaluftee Farmstead House; Building No. 230, II-B-(5)-Ocon-6009, Physical Facilities - Buildings - Historic buildings being preserved - Oconaluftee pioneer, Farmstead buildings
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Circa 1948
Wooden roof supports and ladder on farmstead house, Oconaluftee, North Carolina, 1952 Great Smoky Mountains National Park Photograph of original setting, Joe Queen place: Detail View 14.Oconaluftee Farmstead House; Building No. 230, II-B-(5)-Ocon-6022, Physical Facilities - Buildings - Historic buildings being preserved - Oconaluftee pioneer, Farmstead buildings
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Circa 1952
Bridge No. 9, main channel, Forney Creek Great Smoky Mountains National Park 4 spans- 20'x7', 17.5'x7', 22.5'x7', 24'x7'; width 10'; Abutments: None: at south end, stringers rest on solid rock, and at north end on mud sills; Intermediate Supports: bents of 12 to 16 logs; Superstructure: Each span, 3 - 12 to 16 log stringers; split log deck with runners; Condition: Stringers sound; deck poor; runners loose; bents fair; guard rails poor; rest of bridge, fair; Proposed: Replace with steel stringers, wood deck 3 spans 20'x6'; Estimate: $3, 000.Bridge Maintenance Report of 1952; FOR-153, Forney Creek Road; Bridge No. 9, main channel, Forney Creek, II-F-(5)-11278, Physical Facilities - Footlogs and Bridges - Bridge Maintenance
Upper Joe Queen Place D-15, Thomas Divide, Deep Creek, N.C., View of the house from the west, 1937 Great Smoky Mountains National Park II-B-(5)-Ocon-1832, Physical Facilities - Buildings - Historic buildings being preserved - Oconaluftee pioneer,Oconaluftee Farmstead; building no. 230, Upper Joe Queen Place D-15, Thomas Divide, Deep Creek, N.C. View of the house from the west...
1937-04-07
View of nature trail path, Elkmont Campground, Tennessee Great Smoky Mountains National Park Self-guided nature trail with signs and markers, Elkmont campground. Word Order No. R-11 GRSM. Connecting trail between the Elkmont campground and the nature trail. View looking at incline towards the road crossing and start of the nature trail.Elkmont Nature Trail; Mids. Branch Nature Trail, II-T-Tn-7517, Physical Facilities - Trails - Nature trails, Spruce Fir, Big Locust, Buckeye, Cades Cove Vista, Pine Oak, Junglebrook, Sugarlands, Cosby; Elkmont (Mids Branch)
Superintendent Secretary Barbara Teaser cuts cake for retirement of Carson Brewer wearing Smokey Bear cap, Great Smoky Mountains National Park, 1985 Great Smoky Mountains National Park Supt.'s Secretary Barbara Teaster cuts cake commemorating the retirement of Carson Brewer from the Knoxville News-Sentinel. Mr. Brewer wears Smokey Bear cap presented to him at this time.Brewer, Carson, IV-Z-17053
1985-01
Scrap picked up in Sugarlands valley, The Sugarlands, Tennessee Great Smoky Mountains National Park Scrap an junk collected by APW workers in the Sugarlands Valley in Sevier County. It represents 10 truckloads, and consisted of old wire fences, old automobile bodies, large cans, and other forms of scrap and junk, a large part of which was left by the people who lived there before the Park was established. Sent to: Gatlinburg Press, Maryville Alcoa Daily Times, Waynesville Mountaineer, Smoky Mountain Times, Knoxville News Sentinel, Knoxville Journal, Asheville Citizen Times with press release of April 22, 1963.Scrap Picked Up in Sugarlands Valley by APW Workers, III-Z-7451, History - Miscellaneous
Workers adjusting the angle of plow blade, Newfound Gap, Tennessee Great Smoky Mountains National Park The blade angle on a blade plow must be adjusted often to accommodate various snow conditions, and to allow plowing to either side of the roadway.Snow Removal; February 1964 Monthly Report, II-R-SR-7887, Physical Facilities - Roads - Snow Removal Operations

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