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Joe Queen House

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An L-shaped hewn-log house, overall dimensions 23' x 31', consisting of a one-and-one-half-story, side-gable main pen and a smaller gabled one-story pen containing the kitchen, set perpendicular to the main block. The half-dovetail-notched hewn planks are up to 22" wide, the foundation is fieldstone, and the roofs are clad in wood shingles. Each pen has an exterior stone chimney. The front has a full-facade, shed-roofed porch, and the kitchen has a shed-roof extension over a side porch. Furnished interior has sawn board floors. Moved to the Oconaluftee site from the Indian Creek/Thomas Divide area, north of Bryson City, North Carolina, between 1952 and 1953.

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Great Smoky Mountains National Park, Code: GRSM

Oconoluftee Mountain Farm
Latitude: 35.512817, Longitude: -83.304862

Great Smoky Mountains National Park
Latitude: 35.5715599060059, Longitude: -83.528190612793

Cultural Resources Inventory System-Historic Structures (CRIS-HS) : 0013096
FMSS (Facility Management Software System) : 62866

Great Smoky Mountains National Park Historic Buildings and Structures Collection

2024/10/03

01/01/1900 - 12/30/1900

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Mary-Ella Lee National Park Service

Organization: Great Smoky Mountains NP
Role: GIS Program Manager
Position: GIS Program Manager
Address: Gatlinburg, TN 37738
Email: GRSM_GIS@nps.gov

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Great Smoky Mountains National Park