$24.99
If you took the time to go see Mingus Mill over near Cherokee, NC, then this is a must have to keep the memories alive! Mingus Mill is just one of a few mills left in The Great Smoky Mountains National Park. It uses a water-powered metal turbine instead of a water wheel to power all the machinery in the building, which is an improvement on the traditional wooden waterwheel, that made Mingus Mill one of the most advanced in the Smokies. Built in 1886, it was the largest grist mill in the Smoky Mountains. This mingus mill piece is part of a collection. The Great Smoky Mountains National Park Collectible Wood Replica: John P. Cable Grist Mill Take a closer look to see if you can find the hidden cat in the picture. Measures 5 3/4 x 4 1/2 inches and is handcrafted on wood that is 3/4 inch thick.
All proceeds generated through the sale of Smokies Life merchandise go to Great Smoky Mountains National Park to support projects and services.
$24.99
If you took the time to go see Mingus Mill over near Cherokee, NC, then this is a must have to keep the memories alive! Mingus Mill is just one of a few mills left in The Great Smoky Mountains National Park. It uses a water-powered metal turbine instead of a water wheel to power all the machinery in the building, which is an improvement on the traditional wooden waterwheel, that made Mingus Mill one of the most advanced in the Smokies. Built in 1886, it was the largest grist mill in the Smoky Mountains. This mingus mill piece is part of a collection. The Great Smoky Mountains National Park Collectible Wood Replica: John P. Cable Grist Mill Take a closer look to see if you can find the hidden cat in the picture. Measures 5 3/4 x 4 1/2 inches and is handcrafted on wood that is 3/4 inch thick.
All proceeds generated through the sale of Smokies Life merchandise go to Great Smoky Mountains National Park to support projects and services.
The Great Smokies Welcome Center is located on U.S. 321 in Townsend, TN, 2 miles from the west entrance to Great Smoky Mountains National Park. Visitors can get information about things to see and do in and around the national park and shop from a wide selection of books, gifts, and other Smokies merchandise. Daily, weekly, and annual parking tags for the national park are also available.