Museum of Appalachia - Comprehensive List of Historical Structures

Comprehensive List of Historical Structures

Structure Image Constructed Original
location
Builder/principal owner
Tom Cassidy house Union County, Tennessee Tom Cassidy
Gwen Sharp Playhouse 1929 Loyston, Tennessee Sharp family neighbor
Jail cells 1874 Madisonville, Tennessee
Leather and saddle shop Near Rogersville, Tennessee Hobart Hagood (d. 1961)
Mark Twain family cabin 1830s Near Pall Mall, Tennessee John Clemens (1798–1847)
Wilson Barn Union County, Tennessee
Blacksmith and wheelwright shop Near Andersonville, Tennessee
Bunch smokehouse c. 1830 Grainger County, Tennessee
General Bunch House 1898 Anderson County, Tennessee Pryor Bunch (1852–1931)
Arnwine Cabin c. 1795-1820 Grainger County, Tennessee John Wesley Arnwine
Old Sharp corn mill Union County, Tennessee Sharp family
McClung Cabin 1790s Knoxville, Tennessee McClung family
Broom and rope shop Clinchport, Virginia Mary Carter
Cox corn crib Near Norris, Tennessee Bunk Cox
Longworth corncrib Claiborne County, Tennessee Longworth family
Dan'l Boone Cabin Early 19th century Anderson County, Tennessee Patterson family
Sheep pen Near Clinton, Tennessee Wilshire family
Big Tater Valley School early 19th century Grainger County, Tennessee Crocket Skeens
Irwin's Chapel Church c. 1840 Madison County, North Carolina Thomas Tweed
Peters Homestead house c. 1790-1838 Near Luttrell, Tennessee John Peters, Nathaniel Peters
Homestead loom house Near Maynardville, Tennessee Bishop Hatmaker
Homestead smokehouse and granary Powell Valley, Tennessee Childress family
Parkey blacksmith shop Hancock County, Tennessee Steve Parkey
Slave cabin c. 1820 Grainger County, Tennessee Merritt family (owners)
Whiskey still Marvin "Popcorn" Sutton (set up)
Joe Diehl Sawmill Early 20th century Knox County, Tennessee
Cantilever barn Seymour, Tennessee Unknown
Hacker Martin Gristmill 1790s Near Gray, Tennessee Coonrod Dove

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