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EventsWhite Lightning Trail Festival
Jun 29, 2013 @ 05:00am - Jun 30, 2013 @ 05:00am

From the Civil War to modern day America, The White Lightning Trail Festival will tell the story of those rugged, self-reliant people that made this area the topic of movies and gave birth to one of America’s fastest growing sports – stock car racing.

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Abraham Lincoln Library & Museum
Historic  SitesAbraham Lincoln Library & Museum

From its earliest beginings Lincoln Memorial University began displaying Civil War and Abraham Lincoln memorabilia. Located on the beautiful campus of LMU in Harrogate, Tennessee, the Abraham Lincoln Library and Museum houses one of the most diverse Lincoln and Civil War collections in the country.

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Big Spring Union Church
Historic  SitesBig Spring Union Church

Big Springs Primitive Baptist Church, the oldest church in Tennessee, still stands in Springdale, Tennessee. The church was erected during the winter of 1795-96, when the area was still part of North Carolina. 

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Graham--Kivette House
Historic  SitesGraham--Kivette House

The Graham-Kivette House was built in1810 and is the oldest home in Tazewell. It was built by William Graham, a merchant and one of the founders of Tazewell. 

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Old Claiborne County Jail
Historic  SitesOld Claiborne County Jail

Contructed in 1819, this is the oldest freestanding jail in the state and one of the oldest in the country. Efforts are currenlty underway to restore the old jail by the Claiborne County Historical Society. It was added to the National Register for Historic Places in 2007.

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Big Ridge State Park
Natural SitesBig Ridge State Park

The heavily forested, 3,687-acre park lies on the southern shore of TVA's Norris Reservoir approximately 25 miles north of Knoxville. Visitors to the park will find a wealth of activities to meet any interest from guided nature tours to backcountry camping.

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Cumberland Gap National Historic Park
Natural SitesCumberland Gap National Historic Park

Cumberland Gap was the first great gateway to the west through the Appalachain Mountains. This park hosts an amazing combination of natural beauty and rich history with over 85 miles of hiking trails and some of the most dramatic views in all of Appalachia.

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Places to EatDo Drop In Restaurant

This is a country diner in Tazewell that get great reviews for its food, service and friendly atmosphere. If you are looking for the cozy, old country diner feel, then this is a great place to eat. They are known for their great home cooking.

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Places to EatOasis Pizza

This pizza restaurant gets great reviews for its food and atmosphere. If you like a cold beer and pizza after a long day visiting Cumberland Gap, hiking and sampling local history and culture, then give this place a try. They have great pizza at a resonable price.

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Old Town Grill
Places to EatOld Town Grill

Old Town Grill gets great reviews for their food and the fast and friendly service. They have a variety of meny option and a great atmosphere. Some of their dishes inlcude steaks, pasta, sandwiches, fish, tuna, salmon, fresh prepared food, salads, and desserts.

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Pete's Place
Places to EatPete's Place

Pete's Place is a great restaurant & grill not far from Tennessee's Big Ridge State Park that receives great reviews for their food and friendly service. This is definitely a favorite restaurant in Maynardville and great way to round off a day of hiking or boating in the Cumberland Mountains.

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Shades of Brown Cafe
Places to EatShades of Brown Cafe

Shades Of Brown is a brand new coffee shop experience for Middlesboro & the tri-state area.  They opened on January 22, 2008. Located at 2119 Cumberland Avenue in Historic Downtown Middlesboro, Shades of Brown offers an escape from the hustle and bustle of everyday life; the perfect place to get away and enjoy your favorite hot or cold beverage in a relaxed atmosphere.

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Webb's Country Kitchen
Places to EatWebb's Country Kitchen

Webb's is a country style eatery. The food is just like momma used to make and it is a favorite place to eat in the Harrogate/Cumberland Gap/Middlesboro area, especially on weekends when they have live bluegrass music.

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The Olde Mill Inn
Stay the NightThe Olde Mill Inn

This spacious, lovely 1800's Bed and Breakfast is snuggled in East Tennessee's Beautiful Northern Mountains next to our wonderful year round creek, fed from a spring inside a mountain cave across the street. 

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