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Old Mill Pottery.1836 to early 19th century: A water-powered gristmill was built on the banks of the what-was-to-be-called the Pigeon River, and soon became a hub of activity in this area of the Great Smoky Mountains. In those days, the mill faithfully ground the meals and flours that were crucial to the day-to-day existence in the mountains, and it soon became a gathering spot for settlers to trade news and goods.



Mid 19th to 20th century: Mountain residents used the door to the mill as a notice post; today you can see and feel the nail holes that riddle the door. Inside, on the third floor of the mill, wounded soldiers were housed during the Civil War, and women of the growing town made uniforms there for soldiers. The first Post Office of Pigeon Forge was attached to the mill where the General Store stands today. The water-powered Old Mill even furnished electricity for the town until 1935.



21st century: Today, the Old Mill is a working tr...

I am the mother to three children and grandmother to three. I have been married 29 years to a wonderful man who encourages me every day to push myself more with my photography. I love taking photos of nature and wildlife. God has given us so much to catch the beauty in what he has given us. I have just started to do paint pouring and taking macro shots also of the designs that I get.