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Walker Sisters Place in Gatlinburg, TN 37738

Walker Sisters Place in Gatlinburg, TN 37738 (Sevier County) ist ein historisches Objekt (Heritage monument). Walker Sisters Place is also known as King-Walker Place. Walker Sisters Place is located near Little Greenbrier Trail. Ⓦ.

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The King-Walker Cabin at Little Greenbrier, built ca. 1859 by Wiley King with later additions by John Walker. A corn crib (in the distance) and springhouse are also located at the site. – Brian Stansberry, CC BY 2.5 – Wikimedia Commons

Streets nearby

Little Brier Gap Trail
0.3 mi
Little Greenbrier Trail
0.5 mi
Katy Holler Road
0.7 mi
Barber Way
0.7 mi
Walker Sisters Road
0.8 mi
Marian Lake Way
0.8 mi
Lexy Lane
0.8 mi
Little Greenbrier School Unpaved Parking
0.9 mi
Margretta Way
0.9 mi
Laurel Ridge Way
0.9 mi
Brooke Hollow Road
0.9 mi
Scott Way
1.0 mi
Line Springs Road
1.0 mi
Massey Road
1.0 mi
Smokies Edge Road
1.0 mi
Little Greenbriar Road
1.0 mi
Laurel Falls Trail
1.1 mi
Hiker's Path
1.1 mi
Wear Cove Gap Road
1.1 mi
Wolf Way
1.1 mi
Line Springs Lane
1.1 mi
Metcalf Bottoms Trail
1.2 mi
Little Greenbrier School Parking
1.2 mi
Edge Park Drive
1.2 mi
Huskey Lane
1.2 mi
Kulpan Way
1.2 mi
Raven Way
1.3 mi
Laurel Path Way
1.3 mi
Cotter Way
1.3 mi
Trapper John Way
1.3 mi
Foothills Parkway
1.3 mi
Katie Way
1.4 mi
Cove Mountain Fire Road
1.4 mi
Buckeye Knob Way
1.4 mi
Perry Circle Road
1.5 mi

Barns nearby

Walker Sister's Corn Crib
100 ft

Cabins nearby

Walker Sister's Cabin
100 ft

Farm outbuildings nearby

Walker Sister's Springhouse
50 ft

Ridges nearby

Rocky Ridge
1.0 mi
Chinquapin Ridge
1.1 mi

Schools nearby

Little Greenbrier School
0.9 mi

Streams nearby

Straight Cove Branch
350 ft
Brier Branch
0.2 mi
Grayback Branch
0.5 mi
Rocky Ridge Branch
0.7 mi
Sweetwater Branch
0.8 mi
Mossy Rock Branch
0.9 mi
Cove Spring Hollow
1.2 mi
Poplar Branch
1.3 mi
Protected area Great Smoky Mountains National Park
Located in Sevier County
Country United States
Native name Walker Sisters' Place