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Great Smoky Mountains National Park Pictures

Heintooga Camp - Arriving at Campground
National Park Service Historic Photograph Collection
Heintooga Camp - Arriving at Campground
Approximate Year: 1959
Photographer: Boucher, Jack E.

Other Historic Photos

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Old Cable mill at Cades Cove. Old waterwheel from a dismantled mill along Casley Creek, Cosley Cove, Tenn. The whole assembly was made by hand, even the gear wheels on the left. Heintooga Camp - Arriving at Campground
NPS Preliminary Survey Personnel, seated on a hand driven railcar. November 20, 1931. (This image was taken during a photo documentary survey of the Great Smoky Mountains). Charging Bear - Man with camera being charged by a small black bear; portion of a child running is visible behind him. Heintooga Overlook, a vista (with rustic sign) located steps from the roadside and Blasam Campground.
The summit of the Newfound Gap highway (with rustic signs), Tennessee - North Carolina state line. 11/27/1931. Proposed Great Smoky Mountains National Park. Spring Falls on side of Le Conte - misty day. (Individual filling a canteen) Aunt Sophie and Uncle Tom Campbell, (seated on the front porch of their rustic log cabin) near Gatlinburg, Tenn. 11/10/1931. (Photograph taken during a photo documentary survey of the Great Smoky Mountains during the Civilian Conservation Corps era).
Revenue officers with a captured still on Rich Mountain, November 18, 1931.

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