Jackson Proffitt and family, Great Smoky Mountains National Park
Great Smoky Mountains National Park
Stands beside house; other family members in background,Proffitt, Jackson, III-P-18229
Jim and Caroline Walker Shelton's family standing by large chestnut tree below Tremont Falls, circa 1920
Great Smoky Mountains National Park
Jim and Caroline Walker Shelton's family standing by large chestnut tree below Tremont Falls. This tree was felled by Jim Shelton. Woman on left is Caroline Walker Shelton.Shelton Family, III-P-4266, History - Mountain People
Circa 1920
John Gull' Tipton Family, Jonathan Absolm Tipton operated Cable Mill for a time during the 1940's and 1950's, 1930
Great Smoky Mountains National Park
Original Captions: Jonathan Absolm John Gull" Tipton operated Cable Mill for a time during the 1940's and 1950's. John "Gull" Tipton Family; II-P-17101.Jonathan Absolm "John Gull" Tipton operated Cable Mill for a time during the 1940's and 1950's.",John Gull" Tipton Family", II-P-17101
1930
Large gathering posing for photograph
Kings Mountain National Military Park; National Park Service
Vickie Revels, YCC leader, Mark Woods, Ranger, Chris Schofield at gathering
Leannah Lawson and her first husband Fate Chambers with his sons Jesse and Walter,
Great Smoky Mountains National Park
Original Captions: Leannah Lawson and her first husband Fate Chambers with his son Jesse & Walter. (Mr. Chambers died in 1910); Chambers, Lafayette (Fate) & Family; III-P-17491.Leannah Lawson and her first husband Fate Chambers with his son Jesse & Walter. (Mr. Chambers died in 1910), Chambers, Lafayette (Fate) & Family, III-P-17491
Legal document listing births, deaths, and marriages in the Wager and Jacobs families, August 8 1793 [Recto]
Harpers Ferry National Historical Park; National Park Service
Elizabeth Jacobs, deposition, 1793. Confirms the birth of Sarah, the marriage of Sarah to John Wager, birth of John Jr. Elizabeth Jacobs is the sister of Robert Harper. She was married to Joseph until widowed and then married a Jacobs in 1753. Cross reference hafe 216438 where John Wager Sr suggests to John Jr to get confirmation that he is son of Sarah and heir to property that once belonged to Robert Harper.
1793-08-16
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Legal document listing births, deaths, and marriages in the Wager and Jacobs families, August 8 1793 [Verso]
Harpers Ferry National Historical Park; National Park Service
Elizabeth Jacobs, deposition, 1793. Confirms the birth of Sarah, the marriage of Sarah to John Wager, birth of John Jr. Elizabeth Jacobs is the sister of Robert Harper. She was married to Joseph until widowed and then married a Jacobs in 1753. Cross reference hafe 216438 where John Wager Sr suggests to John Jr to get confirmation that he is son of Sarah and heir to property that once belonged to Robert Harper.
1793-08-16
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Letter, 1790 July 17, John Wager (Harpers Ferry VA) to John Wager Junior (Philadelphia PA), page 1
Harpers Ferry National Historical Park; National Park Service
Two (2) page letter dated July 17, 1790, to John Wager Jr from John Wager Sr. this letter outlines the fact that John Jr is heir to upwards of 300 acres of land formerly belonging to Robert Harper. John Jr has to prove Sara Harper was his mother and she is the daughter of Joseph Harper. Cross reference to Elizabeth Jacobs deposition (hafe 216440).
1790-07-17
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Letter, 1790 July 17, John Wager (Harpers Ferry VA) to John Wager Junior (Philadelphia PA), page 2
Harpers Ferry National Historical Park; National Park Service
Two (2) page letter dated July 17, 1790, to John Wager Jr from John Wager Sr. this letter outlines the fact that John Jr is heir to upwards of 300 acres of land formerly belonging to Robert Harper. John Jr has to prove Sara Harper was his mother and she is the daughter of Joseph Harper. Cross reference to Elizabeth Jacobs deposition (hafe 216440).
1790-07-17
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Letter, 1790 July 17, John Wager (Harpers Ferry VA) to John Wager Junior (Philadelphia PA), page 3
Harpers Ferry National Historical Park; National Park Service
Two (2) page letter dated July 17, 1790, to John Wager Jr from John Wager Sr. this letter outlines the fact that John Jr is heir to upwards of 300 acres of land formerly belonging to Robert Harper. John Jr has to prove Sara Harper was his mother and she is the daughter of Joseph Harper. Cross reference to Elizabeth Jacobs deposition (hafe 216440).
1790-07-17
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Letter, 1790 July 17, John Wager (Harpers Ferry VA) to John Wager Junior (Philadelphia PA), page 4
Harpers Ferry National Historical Park; National Park Service
Two (2) page letter dated July 17, 1790, to John Wager Jr from John Wager Sr. this letter outlines the fact that John Jr is heir to upwards of 300 acres of land formerly belonging to Robert Harper. John Jr has to prove Sara Harper was his mother and she is the daughter of Joseph Harper. Cross reference to Elizabeth Jacobs deposition (hafe 216440).
1790-07-17
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Letter, 1791 April 4, John Wager (Harpers Ferry) to John Wager Junior (Philadelphia PA) [Recto]
Harpers Ferry National Historical Park; National Park Service
Letter dated April 4th, 1791 to John Wager Jr. living at Mr. Phillip Wager's store in Second St. near Race St. in Philadelphia, Pa from John Wager Sr. in Harpers Ferry.
1791-04-04
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Letter, 1791 April 4, John Wager (Harpers Ferry) to John Wager Junior (Philadelphia PA) [Verso]
Harpers Ferry National Historical Park; National Park Service
Letter dated April 4th, 1791 to John Wager Jr. living at Mr. Phillip Wager's store in Second St. near Race St. in Philadelphia, Pa from John Wager Sr. in Harpers Ferry.
1791-04-04
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Letter, 1871 July 29, Ellen Avis (Harpers Ferry) to Mr. A, Denver (Washington DC), page 1 and 3 [recto]
Harpers Ferry National Historical Park; National Park Service
Ellen Avis writing about family lineage
1871-07-29
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Letter, 1871 July 29, Ellen Avis (Harpers Ferry) to Mr. A, Denver (Washington DC), page 2 and 4 [verso]
Harpers Ferry National Historical Park; National Park Service
Letter from Ellen Avis, Harpers Ferry to Mr. A. Denver, Washington, D.C., dated July 29, 1871.
1871-07-29
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Letter, 1871 May 22, Ellen Aris (Harpers Ferry) to Virginia
Harpers Ferry National Historical Park; National Park Service
Letter from Ellen Avis, Harpers Ferry to "Virginia", dated May 22, 1871.
1871-05-22
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Letter, 1871 May 22, Ellen Aris (Harpers Ferry) to Virginia
Harpers Ferry National Historical Park; National Park Service
Ellen Aris writing about her uncle Robert's land and other family membersÂ
1871-05-22
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Mack McCarter family, working on baskets on porch of house, sister with goiter, 1930
Great Smoky Mountains National Park
Original Captions: Working on baskets on porch of house. From left, Sister w/ goiter, son in background, Mrs. McCarter, and Mack. ; Mack McCarter Family; III-P-18137.Working on baskets on porch of house. From left, Sister w/ goiter, son in background, Mrs. McCarter, and Mack.Mack McCarter Family, III-P-18137
1930
Mary Payne and family, Pinnacle Fork, North Carolina, 1916
Great Smoky Mountains National Park
Mary Payne and Family, Pinnacle Fork, N.C. 1916? (Jim Shelton's sister)
1916
Mayme McCaulley Tipton, wife of Royal Tipton, holds daughter Juanita Rowena Tipton, circa 1927
Great Smoky Mountains National Park
Original Captions: Mayme McC. Tipton, wife of Royal Tipton, holds daughter Juanita Rowena Tipton. Tipton, Mayme McCaulley; III-P-17086.Mayme McC. Tipton, wife of Royal Tipton, holds daughter Juanita Rowena Tipton.Tipton, Mayme McCaulley, III-P-17086
Circa 1927
McCauley family visiting old log house, Cades Cove, Tennessee, 1942
Great Smoky Mountains National Park
McCauley family visits site of old log house, 1942,McCauley Log House Cades Cove, III-B-17476
Members of the Bigmeat family are well known for their work in clay, Robert Bigmeat place, Wright's Creek, circa 1940
Great Smoky Mountains National Park
Members of the Bigmeat family are well known for their work in clay. Tiny (center) and Lizzie (right) identified by Fred Bradley. Child in chair is Patsy Bigmeat Brown identified by Betty Dupree. Robert Bigmeat Place; Wright's Creek; III-I-Gen-16324, History - Indians - People, etc.
Circa 1940
Members of the Hicks family near Little Pigeon River at family's summer cottage, 1920's
Great Smoky Mountains National Park
Original Captions: Members of the Hicks family near Little Pigeon River at family's summer cottage. (Site of Sugarlands Valley Nature Trail ; Hicks Family; III-P-18206.Members of the Hicks family near Little Pigeon River at family's summer cottage. (Site of Sugarlands Valley Nature Trail, Hicks Family, III-P-18206
Circa 1925
Members of the Hicks family post before porch of summer cottage on Little Pigeon River, 1920's
Great Smoky Mountains National Park
Original Captions: Members of family post before porch of summer cottage on Little Pigeon River. (near site of 1995 sugarlands Valley Nature Trail ; Hicks Family; III-P-18207.Members of family post before porch of summer cottage on Little Pigeon River. (near site of 1995 sugarlands Valley Nature Trail, Hicks Family, III-P-18207
Circa 1925
Minnesota flag presented by Katherine Pearson, Andersonville National Historic Site, Georgia
Andersonville National Historic Site
Minnesota Flag Presented by Katherine Pearson, North Mankato, MN for DAV and Aux; 5x7, Visitors
Mirandy Bradshaw with family, Pinnacle Fork, North Carolina, 1916
Great Smoky Mountains National Park
Mirandy Bradshaw and family, Pinnacle Fork, NC. 1916? (Jim Shelton's half-sister)
1916
Moll Stinnett and some of her children, Dora, Sallie, Millie, Lillie, Hobbie, Joe, circa 1910
Great Smoky Mountains National Park
Original Captions: Moll Stinnett and some of her children. Dora; Sallie; Millie; Lillie; Hobbie; Joe. Moll Stinnett was Black Bill Walker's second common law wife. She had 12 children by Black Bill Walker. Dresses and dolls were brought to the children by... Moll Stinnett; III-P-16551, History - Mountain People .Moll Stinnett and some of her children. Dora; Sallie; Millie; Lillie; Hobbie; Joe. Moll Stinnett was Black Bill Walker's second common law wife. She had 12 children by Black Bill Walker. Dresses and dolls were brought to the children by...Moll Stinnett, III-P-16551, History - Mountain People
Circa 1910
Molly Runningwolf and members of her family on Straight Fork, Swain County
Great Smoky Mountains National Park
Original Captions: Molly Runningwolf and members of her family on Straight fork, Swain Co. Runningwolf Family; III-I-Gen-17322.Molly Runningwolf and members of her family on Straight fork, Swain Co.Runningwolf Family, III-I-Gen-17322
1936-03-17
Monument from South with Family of Four
Jean Lafitte National Historical Park and Preserve
Monument from Southeast Corner with Family
Jean Lafitte National Historical Park and Preserve
Monument from Southeast with Family
Jean Lafitte National Historical Park and Preserve
Monument from Southeast with Family
Jean Lafitte National Historical Park and Preserve
Mountain Couple, circa 1937
Great Smoky Mountains National Park
Mountain Couple, III-P-4507, History - Mountain People
Circa 1937
Mountain people, Mr. & Mrs. Barton, Mrs. Duffield, and two boys sitting and standing on rocks, circa 1920
Great Smoky Mountains National Park
Mr. & Mrs. Barton, Mrs. Duffield, and two boys sitting and standing on rocks. ; Mountain People; III-P-16340, History - Mountain People .
Circa 1920
Mr. and Mrs. Tilman Ownby and family. Dudley Creek. Tilman Ownsy Family, circa 1930
Great Smoky Mountains National Park
Mr. and Mrs. Tilman Ownby and family. Dudley Creek.Tilman Ownsy Family, III-P-4277, History - Mountain People
Circa 1930
Mrs. Debbie Mathis, age 80, with some of her children and grandchildren, Mingus Creek, North Carolina
Great Smoky Mountains National Park
Mrs. Debbie Mathis, age 80, with some of her children and grandchildren.Mathis, Mrs. Debbie; Mingus Creek, NC, III-P-4509, History - Mountain People
1938-08-23
Mrs. Debbie Mathis, age 80, with some of her children and grandchildren, Mingus Creek, North Carolina
Great Smoky Mountains National Park
Mrs. Debbie Mathis, age 80, with some of her children and grandchildren.Mathis, Mrs. Debbie; Mingus Creek, NC, III-P-4510, History - Mountain People
1938-08-23
Mrs. Frank Webster Sr. (Cora) with mother, Mrs. Lillian Davis, and daughter Lillian at Appalachian Club, 1923
Great Smoky Mountains National Park
Original Captions: Mrs. Frank Webster, Sr. (Cora) with mother, Mrs. Lillian Davis, and daughter Lillian at Appalachian Club; Mr. Webster rented a cottage. This family did not belong to the Appalachian Club. Appalachian Club; III-L-17809-a.Mrs. Frank Webster, Sr. (Cora) with mother, Mrs. Lillian Davis, and daughter Lillian at Appalachian Club; Mr. Webster rented a cottage. This family did not belong to the Appalachian Club. Appalachian Club, III-L-17809-a
1923
Mrs. Lillian Davis on porch of Lafalittle cottage at Elkmont with her grandchildren Lillian Webster and Frank Webster Jr., Appalachian Club, 1923
Great Smoky Mountains National Park
Original Captions: Mrs. Lillian Davis on porch of Lafalittle cottage at Elkmont with her grandchildren Lillian Webster and Frank Webster, Jr. Appalachian Club; III-L-17805.Mrs. Lillian Davis on porch of Lafalittle cottage at Elkmont with her grandchildren Lillian Webster and Frank Webster, Jr.Appalachian Club, III-L-17805
1923
Mrs. Lillian Devis on porch of Lafalittle cottage at Elkmont with her grandchildren Frank Webster Jr. and Lillian Webster, Appalachian Club cottage, 1923
Great Smoky Mountains National Park
Original Captions: Mrs. Lillian Devis on porch of Lafalittle" cottage at Elkmont with her grandchildren Frank Webster Jr. and Lillian webster. Appalachian Club Cottage; III-L-17804.Mrs. Lillian Devis on porch of "Lafalittle" cottage at Elkmont with her grandchildren Frank Webster Jr. and Lillian webster.",Appalachian Club Cottage, III-L-17804
1923
Nancy Elizabeth Reagan Abbott and Husband with son William P. Abbott
Great Smoky Mountains National Park
Nancy was daughter of Richard Reason Reagan. See III-P-17373 Abbott holds their youngest son William P. Abbott. Abbott, Nancy Elizabeth Reagan, III-P-17374
1884-02-03
Olmsted Park System, Jamaica Pond Boathouse, Jamaica Plain, Massachusetts: Planning for Preservation of the Boathouse Roof
Clemson University Libraries
Call number: i70.12/2: j22.
POW donation box, Andersonville National Historic Site, Georgia
Andersonville National Historic Site
POW families, Andersonville National Historic Site, Georgia
Andersonville National Historic Site
Alan Marsh (R), Amanda Rhodes, (far left: Inie and Bob Windham), POW Families; 4x6
Palmer family posing for photo next to wood fence surrounding house, Cataloochee, North Carolina
Great Smoky Mountains National Park
Members of the family stand just outside the fence in front of the house. Picture taken from up on the hill. ,Palmer House, II-B-(5)-17853
Photographs depicting Flamingo (East Cape, Cape Sable), 1932.
From Photographs : series 50.; The Roberts family lived at Flamingo from 1901 to 1947.
1932
Photographs of Leatherwood couples for three generations
Great Smoky Mountains National Park
Three Generations of Leatherwoods, III-P-17990
Picnic with park employees, families, and retirees at Twin Creeks for National Park Service Director William Mott Junior's visit to Great Smoky Mountains National Park, 1987
Great Smoky Mountains National Park
NPS Director William Penn Mott, Jr. visited GRSM April 29 and 30, 1987. Mr. Mott was introduced to park employees, families, and retirees at a picnic at Twin Creeks on the evening of April 29. Supt. Randall Pope looks on while asst. supt. Dave Mihalic cuts the cake, and Sec. Mott speaks to young girl.Mott Visit, IV-P-17430
1987-04-29
Picture of Todd Keepfer, polio victim, and his family, Sugarlands Visitor Center, Gatlinburg, Tennessee, 1964
Great Smoky Mountains National Park
Todd Keepfer (polio victim) and family, made in Chief Ranger's office, from polaroid, on their visit to the office.Todd Keepfer Family, IV-P-6835, Miscellaneous - Personnel
Picture of family on driveway
Kings Mountain National Military Park; National Park Service
Picture of group prior to serving at picnic, Butler reunion
Mammoth Cave National Park; National Park Service
Presentation of flag to Fred Boyles, Andersonville National Historic Site, Georgia
Andersonville National Historic Site
John Edwards, AXPW Commander (R)Presenting Idaho Flag to Fred Boyles; 5x7, Visitors
Presentation of flag, Andersonville National Historic Site, Georgia
Andersonville National Historic Site
Presenting State Flag; 3.5x5, Visitors
Presentation of flag, Andersonville National Historic Site, Georgia
Andersonville National Historic Site
Presenting State Flag; 3.5x5, Visitors
Records pertaining to survey of Cape Sable
(Funding) Electronic format produced as part of Reclaiming the Everglades, a collaborative project of the University of Miami, Florida International University, and the Historical Museum of Southern Florida, funded by the Library of Congress/Ameritech National Digital Library Program.
1913
Sallie Whaley and her nine children, Greenbrier, circa 1918
Great Smoky Mountains National Park
Original Captions: Sallie Whaley and her nine children ; Whaley, Sallie & Family Greenbrier; III-P-18223.Sallie Whaley and her nine children,Whaley, Sallie & Family Greenbrier, III-P-18223
Circa 1918
Shelton family by snow covered trees, circa 1922
Great Smoky Mountains National Park
Shelton family by snow covered tree, ca 1922. 2 negatives on one glass.
Circa 1922
Shooting up an egret rookery; Outdoor World and Recreation
(Funding) Electronic format produced as part of Reclaiming the Everglades, a collaborative project of the University of Miami, Florida International University, and the Historical Museum of Southern Florida, funded by the Library of Congress/Ameritech National Digital Library Program.
1913
Speech and visitors, Andersonville National Historic Site, Georgia
Andersonville National Historic Site
Visitors; 5x7, Visitors
Stinnett Family, Greenbrier Cove, Tennessee
Great Smoky Mountains National Park
Minnie Ownby Cantrell Stinnett (wife of Caswell Stinnett) and their children.Stinnett Family Greenbrier, III-P-18222
The cabin of Uncle Tom and Aunt Sophie Campbell near Gatlinburg. Uncle Tom and Aunt Sophie with two of their grandchildren on the porch, 1931
Great Smoky Mountains National Park
The cabin of Uncle Tom and Aunt Sophie Campbell near Gatlinburg. Uncle Tom and Aunt Sophie with two of their grandchildren on the porch. Bee gums can be seen beyond the house.Campbell, Tom & Sophie, Ill-P-4239, History - Mountain People
1931-11-10
This is the family that lived at Junglebrook, circa 1900
Great Smoky Mountains National Park
This is the family that lived at Junglebrook. Front row: Isaac, Winie, Noah (Bud), Lucinda (Cindy), Wilson, Polly. Back row: Leonard, Frances (Frankie), Matthew (Matt), Rebecca Ann (Becky Ann). Noah Bud Ogle Family; III-F-16132, History - Farming - Farming (Sorghum making; bee keeping; haying; orchard; tobacco growing; oxen plowing; clearing land; plowing; pigs with yokes; butchering; mountain farm tanning; coopering).
Circa 1900
Thomas Burt Walker and his sons pose on threshing machine, Missouri
Great Smoky Mountains National Park
Thomas Burt Walker and sons threshing in Missouri. These are descendants of Capt. William Walker.Walker Family, III-P-17530
Tom Talley's house on Stillwell Branch, Tom Talley married Lizzie Bradley, circa 1939
Great Smoky Mountains National Park
Tom Talley's house on Stillwell Branch. Tom Talley married Lizzie Bradley (Identified by Fred Bradley). Tom Talley; Stillwell Branch; III-I-Gen-16322, History - Indians - People, etc.
Circa 1939
Uncle Tom and Aunt Sophie Campbell at their cabin, circa 1920
Great Smoky Mountains National Park
Original Captions: Uncle Tom & Aunt Sophie Campbell at their cabin. One room & a 'lean to' - she told me once of killing a rattler while hoeing corn. She said, 'Me and Tom were hoeing corn, and I was hoeing and Tom was asleep. She was carried down the mi. after she died, in a hammock as they could not get a coffin up the trail. Was buried with some red beads I gave her. ; Campbell, Tom & Sophie; III-P-16354, History - Mountain People .Uncle Tom & Aunt Sophie Campbell at their cabin. One room & a 'lean to' - she told me once of killing a rattler while hoeing corn. She said, 'Me and Tom were hoeing corn, and I was hoeing and Tom was asleep. She was carried down the mi. after she died, in a hammock as they could not get a coffin up the trail. Was buried with some red beads I gave her.Campbell, Tom & Sophie, III-P-16354, History - Mountain People
Circa 1920
Vanderbilt Mansion National Historic Site, New York
Clemson University Libraries
Call number: i29.58: 32.
Vanderbilt Mansion National Historic Site, New York
Clemson University Libraries
Call number: i29.58: 32.
Visitors with American Ex-POW flag, Andersonville National Historic Site, Georgia
Andersonville National Historic Site
Visitors with AXPOW Flag; 5x7, Visitors
Visitors, Andersonville National Historic Site, Georgia
Andersonville National Historic Site
Visitors; 8x10, Visitors
Visitors, group going through outdoor serving line, Butler reunion
Mammoth Cave National Park; National Park Service
W.G.B. Messer family standing on porches of house
Great Smoky Mountains National Park
W.G.B. Messer family stands on porches of house.W.G.B. Messer Family, III-P-4825, History - Mountain People
Webb family reunion in Wears Cove, 1986
Great Smoky Mountains National Park
Reunion in Wears Cove- Webb family at John Webb home ca 1916 [Effie Phipps identified at Trotter Reunion 29 Sept. 1986]
1986-09-29
Will Palmer pauses in plowing to pose for picture with his granddaughter, Eunave, note two mules pulling plow, circa 1930
Great Smoky Mountains National Park
Original Captions: Will Palmer pauses in plowing to pose for picture with his grand daughter, Eunave. Another child is not in picture. Note two mules pulling plow. Palmer, Will & Grand daughter Eunave; III-P-17817.Will Palmer pauses in plowing to pose for picture with his grand daughter, Eunave. Another child is not in picture. Note two mules pulling plow.Palmer, Will & Grand daughter Eunave, III-P-17817
Circa 1930
William Thomas McGaha and wife with children
Great Smoky Mountains National Park
William Thomas McGaha and wife Haseltine Wilson McGaha with children. From Left - Burn McGaha Leatherwood, Arthur, Bartley Lee, Estelle. Date 1907 - 1908.McGaha, William Thomas Family, III-P-17989
Woman and four children stand on porch of Carson Messer house, Caldwell Fork, circa 1930
Great Smoky Mountains National Park
Original Captions: Woman and 4 children stand on porch of Carson Messer house, Caldwell Fork. Carson Messer Place Caldwell Fork; III-B-17820.Woman and 4 children stand on porch of Carson Messer house, Caldwell Fork. Carson Messer Place Caldwell Fork, III-B-17820
Circa 1930
Woman sitting on porch of Albert Hill House with water system in front yard, Cades Cove, Tennessee
Great Smoky Mountains National Park
Object in front yard is a water system.Albert Hill House Cades Cove, III-B-17448
Wylie Price family, from left Lloyd, Wylie, Vernie, Isabelle, Troy, and John, Greenbrier, 1915
Great Smoky Mountains National Park
Original Captions: From left LLoyd, Wylie, Vernie, Isabelle, Troy, and John; Price, Wylie Family Greenbrier; III-P-18342.From left LLoyd, Wylie, Vernie, Isabelle, Troy, and John,Price, Wylie Family Greenbrier, III-P-18342
1915
Young Hicks family hikers at family cottage on Little Pigeon River, 1920's
Great Smoky Mountains National Park
Original Captions: Young hikers at family cottage on Little Pigeon River. ; Hicks Family; III-P-18208.Young hikers at family cottage on Little Pigeon River.Hicks Family, III-P-18208
Circa 1925
Young boy reading trail sign
Kings Mountain National Military Park; National Park Service
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