[PDF.73ex] Lost Attractions of Sevier County (Images of America)

Lost Attractions of Sevier County (Images of America)

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 | #510720 in Books |  Arcadia Publishing |  2011-07-25 |  2011-07-25 | Original language:English | PDF # 1 |  9.25 x.31 x6.50l,.70 | File type: PDF | 128 pages

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||0 of 0 people found the following review helpful.| Yesteryear In 127 Pages!|By David Marshall|Change.

If I summarized this book in one word it would be "change", as the area in and around Sevier County remains in a constant state of flux driven by the never-ending quest for the almighty tourist dollar. This fascinating work provides an excellent snapshot of that quest in simpler days, long before corporate America in|About the Author|Tim Hollis has become well-known as a historian of the Southern tourism industry. Hollis has written five previous books for Arcadia Publishing and has penned numerous other titles on roadside nostalgia and baby boomer pop culture for the Univer

The Great Smoky Mountains and Sevier County, in particular, have been major tourist destinations since the 1920s. Since then, many attractions, motels, restaurants, and other businesses have come and gone, including Jolly Golf, Magic World, Archie Campbell’s Hee Haw Village, the Rebel Railroad, Goldrush Junction, and dozens more. This book collects and preserves the memories of these “lost attractions” that formed the foundation of today’s Sevier ...

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