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TENNESSEE-
ELIZABETHTON, TN-  1997

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ELIZABETHTON, TENNESSEE

 

HISTORY of ELIZABETHTON
Elizabethton laid out 1797
Incorporated in 1799
Hwy 321
Open daily
Free admission
Contains a replica of Fort Watauga
Visitor Center and museum open
Sycamore Shoals State Historic Area
Off US Hwy 19E
White clapboard bridge, spanning 134 ft across the Doe River
Built in 1882
Park and picnic are surrounds the bridge
Doe River Covered Bridge

 

PEOPLE of ELIZABETHTON
County named after Elizabeth Maclin Carter and husband Colonel Landon Carter
Elizabeth Maclin Carter

 

HOMES of ELIZABETHTON
1013 Broad St
Built between 1775-1780
Oldest frame house in Tennessee
Finely detailed interior
Free
The John & Landon Carter Mansion

 

SCHOOLS of ELIZABETHTON
2 miles west of Elizabethton on the Watauga River.
Built in 1770-80.
A treaty was signed by the Cherokees at the school in 1775
The treaty allowed the U.S. to purchase 20 million acres of Cherokee land
Sycamore School

 

PARKS of ELIZABETHTON
Hwy 321
1651 W Elk Av
Elizabethton
47 acre park
Includes a museum and reconstruction of Fort Watauga
ACCOMMODATIONS INDOOR ACTIVITIES OUTDOOR ACTIVITIES WATER ACTIVITIES
Lodge (20 rooms) Gift Shop
Museum
Visitor Center
Hiking
Picnic Area
Playground
Tennis Courts
Boat Launching
Canoeing
Fishing
Sycamore Shoals State Park

 

STATISTICS for ELIZABETHTON
1960 10,896
1970 12,269
1980 12,431
1990 11,931
POPULATION of ELIZABETHTON

 

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