Broken windows in contractor's equipmentGreat Smoky Mountains National ParkWindows broken in contractor's equiptment.Lock Rock Break-In, IV-U-Van-4645, Miscellaneous - Use of Park - Vandalism
Brownlee house with stone chimney on side, 1960Great Smoky Mountains National ParkBrownlee house showing part of chimney down and window panes out.Brownlee Leasehold, II-B-(7)-3991, Physical Facilities - Buildings - Leaseholder buildings
1960-07
Brownlee house with stone steps and rotted screens, 1960Great Smoky Mountains National ParkBrownlee house with rotted screens, sagging foundation, missing window panes, and disintegrated steps.Brownlee Leasehold, II-B-(7)-3990, Physical Facilities - Buildings - Leaseholder buildings
1960-07
Bruce H. MaplesGreat Smoky Mountains National ParkSuperintendent George W. Fry (left), presenting Commendable Service Award to Bruch H. Maples, Truck Driver, retired, at foremen's meeting in headquarters courtroom.Bruce H. Maples, IV-P-14733, Miscellaneous - Personnel
Brushy Gap Trail from Greenbrier, built by ECW workers, circa 1936Great Smoky Mountains National ParkOriginal Captions: From Greenbrier; built by ECW workers. The; suggestion of informal balance is indicative to the landscapers attention given to detail. Brushy Gap Trail; II-T-17573.From Greenbrier; built by ECW workers. The; suggestion of informal balance is indicative to the landscapers attention given to detail.Brushy Gap Trail, II-T-17573
Bryson Place, North CarolinaGreat Smoky Mountains National ParkBryson Place CCC Camp; Bryson Place, NC, III-C-CCC-13295, History - Campgrounds and Picnic Areas - Cataloochee CCC Camp
1935-05-14
Bryson-Fontana RoadGreat Smoky Mountains National ParkDebris down on 9A1, II-R-BF-7267, Physical Facilities - Roads - Bryson-Fontana Road 9A
Bryson-Forney Creek RoadGreat Smoky Mountains National ParkNC Highway 228, along Tuckaseegee River.NC-288; Bryson-Forney Creek Road, II-R-Maint-5249, Physical Facilities - Roads - Maintenance of Roads
Bryson-Forney Creek RoadGreat Smoky Mountains National ParkNC Highway 228, along Tuckaseegee River.NC-288; Bryson-Forney Creek Road, II-R-Maint-5250, Physical Facilities - Roads - Maintenance of Roads
Buchanan FordGreat Smoky Mountains National ParkBuchanan Ford, Little Pigeon River, Thomas Road.Old Indian Gap Road; Buchanan Ford, III-R-12705, History - Historic Roads and Trails
Buckeye plant, circa 1960Great Smoky Mountains National ParkFlower and leaves.Buckeye, I-F-Tree-5506, Natural Features - Flora - Trees
Circa 1960
Buckeye-Basswood Association along Bushy TrailGreat Smoky Mountains National ParkBuckeye-Basswood Association along Brushy Trail... Stanley Cain, Benton MacKaye, Jack Sharp, Dr. Jennison.Buckeye-Basswood Association, IV-V-13065, Miscellaneous - Visitors
Buffer area log cabin, North CarolinaGreat Smoky Mountains National ParkDetail of the north eaves showing the half pole which has been hollowed out to make the eave trough. Buffer Area Log Cabin; Route NC-288, between; Hazel Creek and Eagle Creek, III-B-9062, History - Buildings
1941-09
Buffer area log cabin, North CarolinaGreat Smoky Mountains National ParkView from the west.Buffer Area Log Cabin; Route NC-288, between; Hazel Creek and Eagle Creek, III-B-9061, History - Buildings
1941-09
Buffer area log cabin, North CarolinaGreat Smoky Mountains National ParkView from the south.Buffer Area Log Cabin; Route NC-288, between; Hazel Creek and Eagle Creek, III-B-9060, History - Buildings
Building No. 1 in Swope and Fay Survey, Twentymile Creek Grist Mill, Twentymile North CarolinaGreat Smoky Mountains National ParkBuilding No. 1 in Swope and Fay Survey of 5/13-15/1935, Good state of preservation. Flume needs minor repairs. Flooring rotted out. Built by Will Orr in 1929. In constant use since building, with exception of last summer and winter. Built of 4x6 square-sawn timbers and 4x6 logs, unpeeled. Structure unchinked. Roof good. (Hopper).
1935-05-14
Building No. 1 in Swope and Fay Survey, Twentymile Creek Grist Mill, Twentymile North Carolina (Hamilton Hollow)Great Smoky Mountains National ParkBuilding No. 1 in Swope and Fay Survey of 5/13-15/1935, Good state of preservation. Flume needs minor repairs. Flooring rotted out. Built by Will Orr in 1929. In constant use since building, with exception of last summer and winter. Built of 4x6 square-sawn timbers and 4x6 logs, unpeeled. Structure unchinked. Roof good. (Building). Twentymile Creek Grist Mill, Twentymile North Carolina (Hamilton Hollow) III-B-10804, History - Buildings
1935-05-14
Building No. 18 in Montony Report, J. C. Reagan House, D. H. Nichols, Smokemont North CarolinaGreat Smoky Mountains National ParkBuilding No. 18 in Montony Report of 5/13/1935, J. C. Reagan present occupant. Built by occupant in 1884. Main building, 16'x32', two-story. Frame, ceiled, and weather-boarded with poplar, hardwood floors, brick chimney, metal roof. Addition, 14'x28', one-story, finished same as main building. Size rooms and two hallways. Outside newly-painted and in good condition throughout. Salvage 75% throughout. B-18-6. J. C. Reagan House, D. H. Nichols, Smokemont North Carolina III-B-10802, History - Buildings
1935-05-13
Building No. 19 in Montony Report, J. C. Reagan Store, Smokemont North CarolinaGreat Smoky Mountains National ParkBuilding No. 19 in Montony Report of 5/13/1935, J.C. Reagan present occupant. Store building, 36'x42'. Boxed and weatherboarded, boxed with dressed poplar. Matched miscellaneous flooring. Dressed poplar ceiling. Three rooms. Partitions of dressed poplar. Metal and composition roof. Salvage value 75%. B-19-6.
1935-05-13
Building No. 3a in Swope-Fay Report, Kitchen Lumber Company Stable, Twentymile Creek North CarolinaGreat Smoky Mountains National ParkBuilding No. 3a in Swope-Fay Report of 5/13-15/1935, Built in 1925, abandoned in 1929. Construction of culled lumber, partially demolished to provide lumber for side camp construction, Twentymile Creek. No salvage value. Kitchen Lumber Company Stable, Twentymile Creek North Carolina III-B-10806, History - Buildings
1935-05-14
Building No. 3b, Kitchen Lumber Company Blacksmith Shop, Twentymile Creek North CarolinaGreat Smoky Mountains National ParkBuilding No. 3b in Swope-Fay Report of 5/13-15/1935, Built 1925, abandoned 1929. Constructed of culled lumber, partially demolished to provide lumber for side camp construction, Twentymile Creek. No salvage value. Kitchen Lumber Company Blacksmith Shop, Twentymile Creek North Carolina III-B-10807, History - Buildings