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 While there's lots to do here at the park, the Surrounding area has lots to offer.

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Founded in 1994 to exclusively sell factory seconds (cookware that doesn't quite meet our rigorous s

The Lodge Factory

Russel Cave National Monument

 Russell Cave was declared a National Monument by President John F. Kennedy in 1961 because of its historical and natural significances. The right entrance of the cave provided shelter from inclement weather and the left entrance provided fresh flowing water, making Russell Cave a seemingly perfect home for the early inhabitants. In addit

 Russell Cave was declared a National Monument by President John F. Kennedy in 1961 because of its historical and natural significances. The right entrance of the cave provided shelter from inclement weather and the left entrance provided fresh flowing water, making Russell Cave a seemingly perfect home for the early inhabitants. In addition, the surrounding area provided plenty of wild game and edible vegetations 

Ever wanted to do a public hunt at one of the most haunted locations in America,

Haunted tours

Sweetens Cove Golf club

  

Sweetens Cove Golf Club, the hand-crafted masterpiece by King-Collins Golf Course Design, has been featured in The New York Times. In 2019, rated by Golfweek as the 49th-ranked Modern Course and the 21st-ranked Best Course You Can Play in the USA.

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University of the South Sewanee

HIke 65 miles of trails
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Camping near Chattanooga

Dunlap Coke Ovens

 

In 1899, a coal mine was opened on Fredonia Mountain overlooking Dunlap, Tennessee. For the next quarter century, the mining operations grew into an industrial complex that contributed greatly to the thriving economy and evolving social structure of a small town.

Constructed at the base of the mountain was a series of “beehive” ovens, des

 

In 1899, a coal mine was opened on Fredonia Mountain overlooking Dunlap, Tennessee. For the next quarter century, the mining operations grew into an industrial complex that contributed greatly to the thriving economy and evolving social structure of a small town.

Constructed at the base of the mountain was a series of “beehive” ovens, designed to turn coal into coke for use in the iron and steel foundries of nearby Chattanooga. The first 24 ovens and the company store were built in 1902. Then, in 1906, 144 ovens and a steam-powered coal washer were constructed. In 1916 a new railroad up Little Brush Creek created the demand for more coke production. Along with a one million dollar coal washer, 100 more beehive coke ovens were built on the east end of the site. These last ovens and the coal washer were used very little due to the company filing for bankruptcy in the mid-1920’s. A total of 268 stone ovens had been built when, in 1927, the mining operations were shut down due to falling coal prices and the onset of the Depression.

The coke ovens lay dormant for more than 50 years, exposed to the ravages of nature, garbage dumpers and rock thieves who dismantled stone from the ovens. In the mid-1980’s local citizens formed a historical group and began efforts to clear away the debris; soon a historical Today the ruins of the once thriving complex cover most of the 62-acre park. The property was donated, for preservation, to the Historical Association by Bowater Southern Paper Company. The sandstone and brick walls of the ovens still stand much as they looked when masons built them. Excavation work continues to uncover more of the ovens. The park has been placed on the National Register of Historic Places, and it is maintained by the Coke Ovens Museum Association and The Sequatchie Valley Historical Association volunteers.

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Serving a menu of casual comfort food with unexpected presentations, Shakerag offers a relaxing

Sewanee Inn A wonderful dinning experience.

Sewanee Inn A wonderful dinning experience.

Sewanee Inn A wonderful dinning experience.

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Sewanee Inn A wonderful dinning experience.

Sewanee Inn A wonderful dinning experience.

 The mountain goat market

is  a must for lunch

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Sewanee Inn A wonderful dinning experience.

Elevated dining at its best. Fine wine and food.   With some cool history. At this beautiful home.  Formally a stop on Al Capones, annual drives  from Chicago to Florida.

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