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HOME| Why the name? Whiskey was available in a small shack on an island in an area creek The name stuck and in 1900 was adopted by the post office Developed rapidly from 1804 to 1833 Located at intersection of New Hope Rd & Long Hollow Pike Listed on the National Register |
CHURCHES
| Beech Cumberland Presbyterian Church |
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Located 6.4 miles
northeast on Long Hollow Pike Church organized by Thomas Craighead 1798 Original log church built 1815 Construction completed on stone structure 1828 Revolutionary soldiers buried in churchyard Stone Church erected by William Montgomery 1828 |
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 Built 1804 by William Montgomery Montgomery supervised the building of Old Beach Church |
Stone Home Built by William Montgomery’s sons |
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