You really did your homework on this video! good stuff. I figured id taken upon myself to see just what was mapped out of this area back in its day. According to a Topographical map made in 1935 by the USGS The tramway never did cross the river, just stayed on that one side. and it was called the Tennessee Electric Power Co RR. Also according to my map, the tramway also served as a flume. The map lists 11 buildings and a school for 1935, with one single bridge probably for regular passenger cars. can shoot you the link if your ever interested in seeing, gonna have to get out there myself one day! good stuff sir, keep at it
@thomasking9221
2 ай бұрын
No cars were ever in the village. That's its only claim to fame in "Ripley's Believe it Or Not". There was one swinging bridge (long gone) they used to cross the river.
@jefferysutton5553
Жыл бұрын
This is great!! I go to this area alot. My family is from there, i also enjoy going to the upper and lower Deutsche fields. And hiking benton mountain and all over big frog mountain.
@karlo8093
Жыл бұрын
That was a neat explore you had! Love exploring sites like that myself. Next time I am on the lower end of the CNF I might have to try and find that one. Looked awesome! I don't get that way much though, as I come from the other side of the state a good 5 hours or more. Do you think the "well' sites might be old cisterns? Over on my side of the state in Land Between the Lakes there are quite a few left behind. Just a thought. Really enjoyed watching this one. Gonna swing by your FB and check out the pics next. Thanks!
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