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  1. On 9/26/2019 at 10:06 PM, Ronald_55 said:

    My parent's lived in Love Addition before building a house.

    My Dad still does work for Carl Ownby.

    My Papaw worked for the Sheriff's Department for about 30 years. He used to talk about pigeon shoots at the courthouse. I remember picking up seed at Temples feed store.

    Lots of good memories and very few of them involve the tourist traps...

    When I was a kid in the mid 60's, we lived across the street from Carl Ownby. When I had my appendix out in 66, he gave me a pocket knife. His wife was a sweet lady.

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  2. 5 hours ago, OMCHamlin said:

    Yeah... The Fred C Atchley Bridge, I remember when it was one lane, and 66 ended in a pile of dirt several miles out of town. And the King I knew was Ronald King, my Voc Tec Teacher, carried a derringer in his boot top. I knew this because we found out early on that we were BOTH gun heads...

    Lathams IGA and Cas Walkers have been gone so long, I doubt most folks remember. Or a time BEFORE the Sevierville bypass.

    Damn. I guess you really CAN'T go home, can you?

    Bologna and cheese, guns, fireworks and fish bait at Yetts market . Train tracks down the middle of Bruce street. On certain holidays, flags in front of every business in town. Pigeon shoots at the courthouse on Thanksgiving and Christmas. The posters in the stores when Timmy Martin was missing in the Smokies. Looking at wrecked cars at Glenn Fox's or Mouse's gas station.  The Indian mound which was dug by archaeologists prior to the bypass. The floods which hit Love Addition, the reason for taking out the mill dam and moving the river.

    The old Newport Highway, before the wide straight path from Ingle corner to Hodson bridge. We used the old highway for driver's ed.

     

     

    Jimmy Temple's  corn meal and flour. He had drawings and gave away cash at Christmas time. He was a Justice of the peace and married people in his store.

     

     

     

  3. Memories of Sevier County. Pigeon Forge had about three restaurants, two gift shops, three hotels, Jungle Cargo, the car museum and corn fields.

    They moved the river in Sevierville, all the stores closed on Sunday, one gas station open on Sunday and they took turns. One lane bridge at Ownby's hardware store, and a mill dam.

    A.J. King landing his plane in a field by the lumber yard.

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