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Encampment and Haunted Trails October 2005
Frenchie & Pepi 12 November over 100 people gathered for an old fashion log cabin raising. Former county historian, Beulah Linn's cabin was the first to go up, this was donated by her daughter, Shirley. Blacksmith John Reid came and directed the building of his shop. A smoke house donated by A.J. Hofner family from Jefferson County was partly completed. .
Darrell pulling logs
Beulah Linn Cabin going up
Linn first logs placed
Linn cabin walls up
Building John Reid Blacksmith Shop
Historical East Tennessee landmark to be rebuilt
- Henry's Station is often called the
birth place of Sevier County. Now the community is digging into the
past, to help preserve a piece of their history.
7/23/2005 11:57:42 PM WBIR.com
Meeting with the Tennessee Department of Tourism Kodak Boy Scouts Help in a clean up and fence removal at the property.
The John Sevier chapter of the Sons of the Revolution and the Spencer Clack Chapter chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution honors Mrs. Emma Ruth Catlett for her efforts in working with both Chapters in order to preserve the Hugh Henry Station.
A committee of Board members of the Henry Station Foundation along with State Archeologist Nick Fielder, University of Tennessee Archeologist Dr. Charles Faulkner and Channel 8 WVLT News Anchor Alan Williams (TNSR Member) will be unveiling the proposed project of the Archeological Dig, Great Indian Warpath Identification, and Station Reconstruction.
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