A Park for the People
Park Dedication Ceremony at Newfound Gap September 2nd, 1940
Horace Kephart founding father of the GSMNP
Sugarland Valley
George Caldwell family of Cataloochee valley in 1902
Last train out of Ravesnford
Train to Elkmont
Cherokee homestead in the Smoky Mountains
Logging Elkmont
Logging the Smoky Mountains
Massive logs from Tremont
The Walker sisters of Little Greenbrier
Making music was a favorite pastime of mountain folk
CCC Camp 411 Baseball team
Moonshine operation that got caught
Moonshine still busted
Old Man Henry and his wife making baskets
Elkmont train
Big steam engines could be heard all across the Smoky Mountains region
Franklin D Roosevelt atop the Rockefeller Memorial
Newfound Gap
Best swimming hole in the Smoky Mountains then and now
Cruising the Smoky Mountains in style
Fishing at Hazel Creek
Proctor at Hazel Creek NC
FDR, Eleanor and Tennessee Governor Prentice Cooper
Quill Rose of Hazel Creek
Skidding logs off Blanket Mountain
Smoky Mountain family
Horace Kephart Cabin on Hazel Creek
Uncle Mark Cathy, greatest sportsman in the Smoky Mountains
Hard scrabble life
Hazel Creek Hunting Cabin
Uncle Mark Cathy spinning a bear hunting tale
The longest log slide in the Smoky Mountains at 2.5 miles long
Aquilla “Quill” Rose of Hazel Creek, fiddler and moonshiner
Old man Woody of Cataloochee
Steam engine at work logging
Railroad handcar used in logging operations in the Smoky Mountains
Big timber being logged in the Smokies
CCC’s building roads in the Smoky Mountains
George Masa, the Ansel Adams of the Smoky Mountains
The Chimney Tops, George Masa photo
George Masa photograph of the Smokies
Smoky Mountain Hiking Club